The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 27, 1904, Page 3

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SEATTLE BEHIND °°”: vo THE PROCESSION: Addie } IMPROVEMENT CLUBS FIND THAT OTHER CITIES) m ‘ > i M HAVI FOUGHT SUCCESSFULLY AGAINST 1 SMOKE NUISANCI WILL REPORT TO MAYOR a BALLINGER Agen ad Ges ; . That ¢ r te “ : a . “ Se HOPI “| Health Officer Explains Need for It to the Mayor Officer Ludlow « ya, lay before Mayo: Feront of facta whrok NE BE ATT E ST FRIDAY MAY 27, 1904 SENSATIONAL CHAREES Great Metal Bed Sale Ends Tomorrow SEE} ARREST OF MRS. ELIZABETH HARP FOR |} Mr ALLEGED MALICIOUS PROSEC UTION, BIGAMY ‘ “ I AND ADULTERY—SHE a ENDS HER ACTIONS bd SHE WAS MARRIED IN'MORMON CHURCH | a bre. Bf - — | L A " M 1 by : A f : , ‘ 7 BAG. P y bem . \ mor ° ' the it eof} \ ‘ aster . ; $1.15 i hust wit ' $1.45 #lings’ home, to| Mre. Mart th 4 ¢ his hous yf a $29.25 rt of whieh hundreds of |. The lawyers for Higler m that? PATH |OTIC DEMONSTRATION AY ODESSA. (1. L. Holmes Furniture Co. Ot-103-1105 Second Ave. ace he ma CITIZENS DEMAND toe tan Yaoi | wath ‘contagious A GAS SERVICE » r sce e v0 es 1 itm utd LONGFELLOW IMPROVEMENT CLUB PASSES RESOLUTION DOOOOOOOOO™: The sures wo a be it tn “ wo ! SCORING THE TRUST FOR DELAY IN EXTENDING MAING=~ Special for Saturday DOINGS a beds, And proviniohe ITS CONTRACTS HAVE BEEN BROKEN i . uld be bought at in Be je to : the cit wuionat The Long q . ‘ ' f om * | ADAMS’ BEST City Dads Will Talk Railroad | vo yor Heh ~ - tn Ame 1 - ar e 45 cas (Special te The Star) s rm . onthe y ‘dora not Gutchiy furtlng ALLARD, May 2 At the meet six weeks. By the estab ‘this @ not wae tok track ws the)» : y « ' : . ; i quarters for i ae ee ¢ Madison street und eas pulace, and . the mat T, ~ were Ge 4 ges . - = RUSH TO ere OT TANANA gram, wh contests in the pavilion, a band concert, fir 4 works at night, and a big industrial Headed for New Camp parade tu morning. A voting settle the question as - — ATTIRE Our departi boy® consists of to who shall be goddess of liberty. | DAWSON, Y. T, May %~Tanand Ballard Camp No. 174, Woodmen nent of app f everything” re eereme to be the Mecca of Seattle quired to © Our aesortm ages, FOR LITTLE ap egeeiodaga Sailor, Russian, Eto Suits Wash Suits FOR BOYS 6 TO 16-- ALASKANS GO| UNINSTRUCTED ©" 1 | Tanana | | ay | Outing Suits : | | "| ie | | (By Seripps News Ass'n) WASHIN( D. C., May 27. Murphy, Nome; Frank Alte J Redelsheimer & Co J J. ¥. Ontr Valder: | The state artment today received 9 “ J H. Duckwort 1; Pt € jal advices of the ¢ ure of Strongest Topcoat House tn the Bf! Abrahams Agnew n Chow by the nexe from State. Ketehtka Joseph Sullivan, N Minister ‘ 6. 800-204 First ave., the Arthur. He adds th Page Bight nae pone ain JULIA WARD HOWE HAS A BIRTHDA) May 27 cor. Columbie Braet ' Free Excursion See Display Ad “Bon't Worry, Watoh a Grow” The Hew Store A Refrigerator Talk With a Reasonable Argument purchased to does this w e in appea 1 will buy Credit ae eee ee Cash BOSTON, day in “EAT” BENDER WILL MEET oe UNKNOWN and the most durable, i rator the new a-first cost price which is mucl t to pay for the quality—a price that —. ost reasonable in the northwest or a little down and the balan as you Single Door Refrigerator Cpety. Width. Depth. 30 Ibs. 23 15 hot bo: tween “Fat known. Th trainin, | Buck. feat, xing mateh at Bremerti Bender and an un unknown is now In the direction of “Jap” | has yet to meet de-| 7 ce but thom backing the un aaa Pri known say that there will be things |dotng when “Fat. enters the ring $F -50 4olbs. 25 16 vy $11.50 | with him sunday 4 | The match will be for the cham-| 4 vA om v $17. 4 eidadiey of The Star alley and Many other wana seme * in, cuter WIFE-WHIPPER ‘WHIPPED onal Carnet — Chae — OREGON CITY, Ore, May 27.— Because stories had gained circula tion that he had brutally whipped | his wife, Albert Riggs was lured) from his home last night and given le severe thrashing by men, whose Second Avenue and Union Streot BARGAINS (Special te The Stor) BUTTE, Mont, May 27.—5 been gone from he than a week and le believed wen kidnaped * have beer IRIES AND REQUESTS FOR SPACE EVEN IOME FROM THE FARMING DISTRICTS OF night when they, EASTERN WASHINGT!ON—LEASE OF GROUNDS " a | NOT YET SIGNED We have nine slightly used ight Pianos; they are all Pianos, not thump boxes. i Prices $120 up; terms 610 « Hi cash and $5.00 per month up. Inveetignt for several days. They wo young men under sur POO GOOOS wae instructed t ' u y . ° ity offi als ¢ ; | pay corn Allen & Gilbert ae ‘Nise on soos ff Pramaker Co. Heavy Re- Yon = - Pet vee 1406 Second Avenue. ‘ SN t the Bon Marche. pposite ductions of Things Seasonable The fol will pr NG Wore grt LIZ a 1 . . Open Open Su CL Parity oon: — 6) J © people to the need for such an E ay Ph natitution nVenin, venin, aro chating wader the aead ® RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. f] »- | noc lease 1 If you're at all like the rest of the women “, . | ‘ stylish, up to anc e . a ’ Ss SWE ns, b Jain and fancy, Jersey rib- “ + receive bed lamb's wool, in « er we at, each.. 62.00 , MEN'S SWEHATDRS new far all . wool, Just the nobby kind you're apt to | SANITARY SUMMMER UNDERWEAR, - worth $1.50 ment, o t SILK FINISHED BALE 3 UNDERWEAR, GORMAN Irawers with reinforced seats, special at, a garment MEN'S MADRAS SHIRTS, all the latest up-te patterns in striped effects, extra cuffs with ¢ at, each $1.00 ANI HALF HOSE, fast black and the regular 2 grade, at 15c a pair, or two pairs for 25e a F! Fl conven You w 1c to show your patriotism Mon but at his request day, We have th pric the delegation to the national Dem-| SILK FLAGS, unmounted, § 1 We, 12'ge, Iho, 1% oeratic convention was not in-| 1up t structed to vote for him for SILK FLAGS, mounted on staffs, 200, 160, 19 Democratic nominee for the pret 190, de and upwarde dency MUSLIN FLAGS, mounted on staffe, per dozen, 20, fe Dele ex to the national conven 10 1 and upt ORe tion w jected, They will go un-! BUNTIN XS feet, each 03.39 fnatruc as to the candidate, but BUNTIN ANI2 fee reawiar oO must vo is @ unit Is, speciat at 86.73 tform denouncing the -_--o lowing special prices Hat "The Fair” for noe of the week. Never before pri history of retail have such sensattonal ite been effective in the merchand! Seattle. For Campers dght Cot We, now BGe ing in Larne ® ton Bh ine » about made Some ¢ « Hammocks, fancy stripes, fringe trimmed, The kind that last, each Oe For Restaurants 1,000 PAPER NAPKINS FOR ° O5e This for Housewives Already have been market NARA PARP LEIS LISLL ISL, “GET the HABIT” DRINK WASHINGTON Mercerized Damask, 60 inches (MOCHA AND JAVA) wide, fancy patterns, ueually BALTIMORE, M. no ard a5 BLEND 35 COFFEE Gorman was given 1 iba ‘ C Maryland state Democratic tion yesterday Sleeveless Vests Ihe values . 106 2he values 3246 ATMe jerkiey Cambrie Usually 12%¢ Blacks! We're Giving With Each Pound 250 values now per yd. fe Ne, hematitehing Disses oe Bue for the Philippines, and a full inv. Saturday Ni - . tigation of all alleged crookedness Special Frow “ taffirg and other governs ° vant int "w'nty China Creamer, with for swatten, ~s for Richardeos" 3 tm. broidery Silks, Hone hetter manufactured. wre We wholesale Laun- dry Buttons and Pins, THE FAIR 2213-2216 First Vvenue. \identity {# not known, No arrests have been made. ' acue sat OREDIT STORE” ives halite ein dict PF cg cman cae Se it ita brat eRe aac eis Hil ea oe bea ae.

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