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

CAN NOT AGGEPT IT AMERICAN IMPROVEMENT COMPANY ®THE COUNCIL TOFREE &$t GAS FROM COMMITT AMENDMENTS WILL ASK FRANCHISE Marper, one of the directors of the Amer the & the B gounel! cannot and t eepted by hope whi {© seoure eounci) as state that favorabie f a t to be GILL SAYS HE IS THE HOME-BUILDERS’ FRIEND P*I DON’T PROPOSE TO ALLOW LISTS TO STAND IN THE WAY OF _ $3.25 Kitohen Bafe, 4 inches wide, twe High Kitohe wereen pane ide; hae ventilated high, a8 nicely finished; a ere tr Irawers in top, twe LAND MONOPO 7 ere Srey ame oupt pr for the week ‘nae $3.25. gular price in 44 ne LOCAL IM PROVEMENTS,” THIRD WARD COUNCILMAN DECLARES Standard Furniture Co L. Schoenfeld & Sons SEATTLE BELLINGHAM TACOMA 1006 to 1016 First Ave. B ever I find » Moned fe homes, bu Sharks, I souk t Th thie 4 n ; ’ P president y B declared t E many lc | if « walks,, SOME WORLD RECORDS WERE BROKEN IN AN i ‘ xtend " 7 e * EXHIBITION OF THE NATIONAL GAME i b « @ large amount f the the | be rr Rmprovement district. McGilvra as-| condition Sorts that the tmpr ement. hich . : Will cost $12,000. is more than. the| 000 of prope oy the property can stand and that he proveme we I ‘ the combat Alf of the last © 18 to 34 In fa men, with Att Hob Ingersoll in possession nparallelec ecord He made 39 * inning the coal and wood ted us manager for the mar who wartialled bis team liowing order: A. Johnson R. J Johnson, pitcher; ¢ or, frat base; W. Schulcive. second base, Tom Shields, Third |‘ yudley Doe, shortetop; BO ~ : right field; Gut Bethe, left ime Burke, center feild nandied the bachelors being as follows: J atcher; Attorney Bob cher; J. Stewart, first}, th, second base oa emergencies, and the han fifteen doctors for the w ded perfectior they wear. The plete | 1 h ‘ : price, from— siem 0. Covens eeea theh switch and ¢ him to : ee Congressmen Meet in 8, pee Pamauaie 2 ; Outing Suits York to Investigate saiiesig! } ‘ gt hie $7.50 Up ‘ LITTLE FREDO! EADMITS THAT HE DID NOT SWIM THE BAG. pe BAG RIVER J. Redelsheimer & Co. Strongest Topcoat House in the Btate. 000-804 First ave. cor. Columbie f which he is t member, when the estigating the United Gray had « dina payment of an ine PORTLAND, Ore, May 2.-—Ac _WE HOPE = Sirah a hero alge g n e eae $6, $7 and $8 TT! THE BEE HIVE | re @ ; ine pay 8 - g0c, 75¢ and 85 pies a" pce itt? First avenue, | : no j ~! $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 PANTS .. cad T9e ORDERS || Reliable Dry Goods Store | and the Americans and 0 min : T Bi , aa sch ™ | {Four Specials for] °°" 2 s..c7 el : Beye’ a Eeviaiel P AS \ ALE OF DENTISTS Levison’s Social Biome Wah Suits in pla Q pb! enn ote eatin a “1 Club Whisky CAUGHT « ‘=| —=$1,00— Italian Suspected of Tacoma] !yna “ Per Full Quart Bottle a KEEP YOUR CASH | *"", “re! 0 . oriaage eee ron f SELEC r YoU rf ; n { ee , he ny PAY FOR IT LAT n installme EEK | Pie Everything we is DO { PIE F ; CLASA QUALITY, and f your o p “ « r 1 visit. : “ yr & C 0. _ Eastern Outfitting Co. ~ eta 1415-1417 Second Avenue wa Aha ec ; Hae Segre h Ee *ae-| Next Door to the Bon Marche ame and wiped The managers were prep get in now and don’t forget $1 down, 100 a day buys a Buck range oo" BALLARD BACHELORS AND BENEDICTS PLAY BALL INTERESTING STAR—-MONDAY, MAY 23, 1904 Stone, Fisher & Lane TRUTH 1S MIGHTY WILY other de do the high r THREE HUNDRED YEARS AGO In I AMBNOISIC PATU Kk Darber The Morris-Gross Co.’s Stock and the New York Auction Pur chase on sale at 59c Yd. Worth $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.7 Don't Miss This Suit Sale Bewareof Professional Pett tly Jealous. ry Sica 's System of Painless Dentistry Used hy Brown’s Painless Den- tists, 712 First Avenue Washable Mousse- line De Soie THIS 1S WHY TEETH Can Be [Extracted Without Pain TEETH «0 BROWN'S PAINLESS th . . RI as 3 Be. NTIOTS BROWN’S PAINLESS 4 ne Bion. Bleck, DENTISTS TEETH TEETH TEETH ECTH, if you « BROWN’S PAINLESS DENTISTS TEETH BROWN'S PAINLESS DENTISTS BRIDGE $3 _TE ETH | | | f a NO PLATES) " she Che dnnex| |. Second Avenue and University Street | Brown’s Painless Dentists Bargai n Lot of wi Ry Ba fh ys | 1 yuth wick Firth Boys’ pans - | Clothing =m “| $3.74 for Odds and Ends of Sults That Were $5,