The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 18, 1904, Page 2

THUS 10 | Biowin Saving Verttay THE 8E ATTLE of te ove STAR MUNYON’S PAW PAW CURING HUNDREDS MAY 18, ‘Here Are the Names) 1904 Pay 4c For a Good BROOM Tomorrow Newer comes THE AMERICAN LEAGUE FLEET AS MERCURY One Dollar ls Bnough if ™ ; ee of a Few | You Have No More. ‘ } a | | wed Broom for Th . 18 . | The Union J Pniindelphia sae LEADING PEOPLE | Pays 4 Per Cent SIWASHES WON BALL GAME AT 1 1 | ‘ Bi te | Interest | TACOMA YESTERDAY ‘ y 1 THEY TELL YOU THAT PAW | Dy . 16 | PAW CURED THEM, ‘ 18 | DIRECTORS | | 6B Mact * D. Howe PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE A lB vin Mall Box, rex ) * Beinnite re Don worth, A. BTANDING OF TUE CLUBS | st J RA Emanuel W 1 Pot. | WA | Rosend: ¢, N. B. Solner ” 8 = | | — t Re | GETS OUT OF THE STOMACH r pu PHIA—8t. I WHEN PAW PAW ENTERS, = | Los . s Union Savings . soo & Trust Co. | ws { aT NEW YORK~New Beattie Hank of Cape Now © at this PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE — . vent ineist : iy SLEEPLESSNESS AND CATARRH ve oe ssuing to firat promiscuous +o $5.08 SEME : 4 ye 1 ARE POSITIVELY CURED BY SE . . p ‘ : bad shay settled down » Alcazar 5 fwhet toward the. x fine | SPO 0 8 | Putt 4 Maginee day —Toth Pe rformance | desire to put Ove t a | Until a Unts AT SPOKANI . a Redmond and. Companys —_| held Beattie t* ‘ ~ Second and Union 2hE Jone run. Iv nth, after f A Bat Athy «SR he wave t a ciate ss HERE 18 THE PROOF —READ| 5 - 4 THE PLUNGER” ‘ and both men s WHAT THEY SAY: ATTRACTIVE "PRICES : gle, Mohler steal-| “IRON MAN® M’GINNITY TEETH FR EE @ Bunday matinee an sbuffi ednesday and Saturd t th St no | Hon. Kitt Gould, Chicago, Reore-| BROWN’S PAINLESS i Be and lc, Curtain at 2:15 and ‘ | aot of the a torkad 2s thes m - pomclb dd afg pony oars. fd benching By Mn fo DENTISTS Shields and Mohler ’ © of the Indians a raity areatiy in w “ jms Ha " 1 been Seattle reste” sv ee aS ave ». owe, he era t t * = ‘ ~ ~ Manager. >= er 7 : } wh pletely BOTH PHONES—4a& ern rg ae ~ | wynter Munyon's P This brought the he | mee b ma fans up eomer | -| TEETH Vrain, and Seattle | The Honorable Samuel W. Lane, for s. Frisk got f Augusta, Me, t# » notional figure | oy HURLY BURLY | °°! 3 _2oebe=: { much prominence that he needs no| “ And the home piate, and Srv De using M one Puw Paw r All work contracte@ for @uring the ROYAL FAMILY me ate vo montha with the greatest t ot ae oe oe toh ‘ ; - the tatre at cut rat PRICES—Night, 25, 0c, T5e, $1.00 t wrtis and A. N corel ee 1 P Matinee, 50 as 6 main t tonight at t 5 diel — b was inj thes Ath ama-| alder ning from boxing contest fo Germania) *aumled muagets Das. ee who, int bro 6 tas iis ever in thia| Ph. of Philadelphia Prices-—20c, 30c, 40c and S0c. | touching it ity weeks ago before the| ineuished | Lat “4 r Pallard A ub oD pr " TONIGHT on that oceasion wa Cur- | ¢ 1th i than MeGin-|ts. Bills been confident that developing the . LABT OPPORTUNITY to Secure $38 Irom Man|he could reverse it ever alnce, and qualities of oot pain and guaranteed For Suggesting bevt title for the a. sttve pitehing| Will get the opportunity to try it] combining them with other med bo ue is : in a rer which w Te] been cetablivhed. twe 2s aye won him | tonight tn a student} George Brown and Charlie Silvy Brown's Painle 5 0 N a Se and to this|are another patr that will try it 713 First Avenue. > . * ove in to ht. 0 Parlor 1 . & & 6 4 Union BD x a Name oot ave s0utn Se Ree ae ge door sorth ot MacDougal & South : : mi 0 let 0 ne Fillipino in| Ticks ee eae A 21 kept] a fast bout some weeks ago, that] Branch Offices; Fifth and Morri em a eee} ts at the t Jer | looked aa if the decision might bave| ‘ | _s0n atx, Portiand; 906 Pacific ave.,| roar y ee ee Bee mat che jone either way, and this go to- 000 against Gen. Farns-| Tacoma, 1713 Hewitt ave, Everett, 3rd Avenue Theater |: 402560 0 en the team we sve] night will decide who's best in the tbe trie th Koak, says: | Waat RUSSELL & DREW, Mgrs. § Pir 8 0S 8 8 Oe eee sae Eee pound class nd id har walk. A | 5 eT he ok are Both Phones, Main S47. <9 © ©. 0 2 9} them are curs ph more] “Al Pentworthy of Kent will try] Army cor nduced me “3 CANT™ Je @ cowara P oj ability t ° Wf bo or the first time| Paw Pa a have t You CAN if you WILL, BUY YOUR SEATS TODAY! nia Stiga " Berra Bow pai are, btn to thank Let us tell you how 7 > ay Aes Al is touted a wonder by} ™ 7 ~Z ° The Unquestioned Event of | work os often as before. This should in behalf Season a+ 38 8 % 1 agar ate : j bis townsmen, who will flock in to-| ? -qoee batted for Bt in | news of beth and m the prea gy Mw . hts — against maa} De Batz of Washington, dD. S22 ois £ Ma rece teen ms wie nt lred, the cool Meint 1 of forclen bt Le rving eae pont The bout betw Tom Sterian | tatears and 2 ave ‘Paw Co terene end tate ~Saaal In Winston of tr Great Seattic AB.R.B.PO.A.E| bd oti ot Georgetown and Tommy Dolan| Raw cured him te indigestion “hg rae ARS f ¢ general debility and made him feel McLAREN & THOMSON, THE Crisis as lite ee eee ae | a exciting © let of interest alec.) fine new mam Cor, and and Pike. Beattie, Wash, | 41 2 6 @ 0 «DUG WILL GET j This will be Mogan’s first appear Bo the good reports come in from ‘Three Nighte—Thuredey, Friday, ir Nay ae We ee Jance, but he ts classed pretty high mi Baturday; Matinee Saturday at 2-15.) Fr eS e's: by t me who t watched his odern Denta PRICKS—Night, $1.69, $1.00, 75c,| Smith, re Ce cE ot PORTLAND JOB. the try Parlors Bc. Matinee, $1.00, T5c, 50c, Ibe. Senaend, i esis = set Sonate: athe ae pave d | Hall, ss 6 2 3 ¢ 8 11 sonTLAND, May 18—Ben C. By. am new, and #0 the wave of health] Cor. Second and Pie } Bianke ck hie a 8 RTL ay en C. Bi fors on and on. People who have . sb Aa, ent of the Portland Haseball/ ' troubled for , * with sleep hie . ers moe @ cally admitted yes-| leumness say that since takin Paw PLATES - - in Pred weal Paw they can sleep all night and get wo 215-2617 Piret avenue, 1 Totals n 10% 13 «1 — r Fred w oe up fooling strong and hed. Ir] Between Vine and Cedar. be requested to resign & < 4 if you neeal js y Innings that D. &. Dug would then be] rength ar cheer, try a bottle Reliable Dry Goods Store Tacoma 00211001 0~5|made manager of the Portland Paw F you will have no} rome Base hits 21210262 2-12 | He bas made statements to that ef- need fi ther atlr t Kee Seattle eooL1eee feet to some bis employ ad = by a Le Large bute Base hits @d210112 | Fred Kly, who has been «pending a Lame Lasative Pils a t—ny st. | Mie Past two days in trying to it UR SYSTEM of paigions ex ‘ agp he athiotig, | Bis Share of atock, as good as con-| — —- by all other @ 6 nes : firms them “ paper and anything the peste are world. \ - St. Vrain. | "T'te not known when tho change ndals Make Life Miser-| saad. tae tslegbene - Soe : cmeoer a aed OP ers will take place, but it “ pieces and parte of It | ‘mn “ Bon 8 sorte vo; | is th vaght that b tbe end of the} for Suburban Shop- Scere ting $1.25 value Men's Working “fr - Ao Mages pe | present week Dugdale will be form- keepers tt . oped ee Mohier 1. ‘Two base hite Iag. | lly installed as the manager of the Li in the b ling Shc vaiue Men 's Working Gloves. ~ Reig tarde gm = team and ther r was . | # mule skin, special 22%e) *? i deletes a, Beate coon avarice jo ree robbers got away with twold We value Men's French nd- I) Graham to Sheehan, Eagan t aiuto pet jack-knives, two pipes, a fe finday, 830 to 2 rat nechan, Ea 4 boys are making life miser a - er, apecal Toe Graham: 22 Moerman, Magan toQeser! or WAS A WONDER |,..204,207% “ir,imakine te miner O° Shou a2 worth of stam $1.00 value Men's Madras Soft 9 Brashear. Left on bses—Tacoma ltona. During the past month the |®Dout twenty pounds of soap. A len,” Siuaptre-—Eiuet reation Park yeaterday afternoon, (8% been broken into twice and |. Te iietatein atore was en-|f @Nd Misses’ Fine Suits | 3 |when the stage hands of the Grand | "al! Ainounts of Tia the ween | tered complaints were made to po- ss itne ween SMALL EXPENSES opera house defeated the “Girl from | 11)" “ bors we sre Pint |lice headquarters, but mo officers $25 AND $30 BUTTS FOR ied Dix team in an impromptu base saat hs » meee Oe ‘ th | were detailed to Investigate 15. 0 cash Barina i | ATTACKED THE UMPIRE\Pi3*,.i2™ "2.2% promote base xvinein an % good idea who the| "Sit, tora poninces men, are 1 4 au TIES | itt the participants, and their friends ‘7, e Aignant at the lack of police pro $15 AND $20 SUITS Fo i @nables Us to Have You Money on| | of the Mineral Soap Com: Ss FOR thes hem wpbeas renee " in the grand stand, brought an * tered, and the next | eetion Yo | YAKLAND, Muy 14.—Los Angetes|aemy of youngsters to the field, oar 7 > pi j 10. 0 |won out in the game with Oakian of youngsters to the field) morning the place looked as though | be PIANO veniiae Wr 4 anee of % te om ll parts of the town, who] cyclone had struck tt ‘, JECTS TO RESTAURANT | IN MILZENSRY DEPT. Moskiman held the Angels down our etre as eC Scattered the or of the 3 ‘ | x - | Momtiman hed the Angels down tat the end of the game was 19 to 11,) roome were rubber bands, soap J. Ferguson, who owns @ room-|f Ready to Wear and Imported Boehmer, Chase Bros, Hackley and a ae Wee & heme ing ho wer Grant's cafe, 1414 Pattern Hats greatly reduced Carlisle Pianos, Py “4 pegf aie ae tan ee wala . i 1416 Third avenue, filed sutt tn the CasH Pay- ff Installments and Cash. Ae ae eee oes superior ut yesterday askin i nning. Umpire Juenness called al that the proprietor of the restaurant | man safe at the plate on a throw} - be reatrained from conducting it on | C. W. TONER & CO. m fight fel, and the player A month on trial The ground that fo a nutemnes, ie W Cloaks, Suits Both Phones. 316 Union Str races wens Tie trom the, reataurent.. kitaben & Millinery Pe ae among his guests & Childs 1312 | Oak! * D 9 ey Second Ave. con ane T BURNHAM HERE zie ga S 00 S FDIC THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. _| e R. 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