The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 14, 1905, Page 5

TH a ane FOLK AGA 14, 1905 S ANOTHER “JERSEY LILY.” _ 1.00 down and $1.00 a week huys any go-cart we have~—its the Standard way bes | a . | ‘ | | " poano OF HE ALTH PROPOSES SOME RADICAL CHANGES IN | i " THE CITY LAW REGARDING THE SUPPLY OF LACTEOUS erooucTs ; ordinance regulating the; state law provides jt with ample au ; The new y. However, the new ordt-| 1 we ste ‘ . he b {| RACE TRACK GAMBLERS CONTROL MISSOURI STATE SENATE : se of AND DOUGHTY GOVERNOR DECLARES HE WILL STAMP § . THEM OUT t will be that s n all per the city « at the will of JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. March | ruption, the bby wer arises attor ab- | 14—Never in the shameful story | again and the governor ts met with i ate the milk | Of the Missour! legislature has there | a threat that all he stands for 5 bliged to] been a more disgraceful and auda fought for, all that the lobby act than that of the | wh ported him voted for, is to pe present ordinance through the | et ‘As a matter of ided in grant re’ ring in Jelivering to Gov-| fall at the will and word of the et wee eee ty inspec- | ernor Folk an ultimatum to the ef- | gamblers’ ring THE FIRST “JE! LILY” WAS AS EVERYONE KNOWS the eity ordina: r ot | nt The power of the gamblers’ lob-] yIiRS LANGTRY, THIS 18 THE PICTURE OF WIFE OF CAPT dirty milk merche ; : we f other measures t ite threat nd WATERLOO, OF THE BIUTISH ARMY, SK INE OF THE BEAL peen oblivious of th hovel nw © is specia Interested wt that five TIES OF BERKSHIRE SOCIETY, A FINI 1 AND PUNTER — j the « ae ented an his tan oe dged to v | MRS. WATERLOO IS A N VE OY Jt ' I BE JE E y to Cure be el opt ao rey Akon PAPERS CALL HER THEIR SECOND I Y erie ‘ect th was a * to the vernor that the gamble n Piles at Home | WILD SLIDE tbe horse which became scared dicate owne a majo bl tY | state enate and could ' a pa aut ' jet, Permanent Cure eaper | action not only upon the to re hot , t ha tog ed Free to All, in hy ag ack - sbi 1 FOR HIS LIFE Pigin Wrapper the bills in order to la , Gov Folk has accepted the | of th “hrewery i on hatte thrown to him by | ‘The news reaches «nis city vex-| LIBRARY CLOSED cont Box Frequently Cures w= 8 sal ie pro- | bing syndicate, He has) terday by am en ae : . | « ning ernor | stated that he will fight the ne- | which arrived t f Piles is a f A standal er «ical COn- | Poles’ administra’ after @ great | farious lobby with « Vigor | way t In to care if you «& t ants as well | victory t ver the| until ev gam- |e « aciting 2 with the fe ts dal }as adults will be adopted. Milk w M A at P i. r Jwhitch t ened to 3 r b : There is ela a f degre at | Geese Lae SS | et Gp Persever ’ » , al f prake fom he " fo a spring water val being to call in Gilbert Miller, a wateh-| im Gi upper Bt liow 1 wah ogee — ~ ns pabiths — bows tg and the works fell apart t atrial package £ ©. | development eria tm the milk | "Today Harry is the retgning hero | pe page ' Standard Furniture Co. lf ap Mins, pa « na-|"IRISH JOAN OF ARC | of the Wobster school, where “ dy and start| EEKING A DIVORCE ma his first ap Oe el ogling ot > | | morning wince his ex lowe Then y watch works Investignte dard box from any cats, and often one the druggist tries ¢ thing just as good : . L. SCHOENFELD & SONS oe stu Fourth avenu 1006 to 1016 First Ave. « SEATILE BELLINGHAM —— TAGOMA | __ cay Bertope News Asrnd —_| “= ft, which save Your heart beats 100,000 ffering from the wor | death makes more mous u | st storm ¥ hall t e 4 tute Insist on hay y Pe - The strike on the Hbrary building | | Mars a eo Put your finger on your pulse The cure be | Many thousands lare worth | 1s settled and the men went back m the #uperintende t : ‘ serogeee : continees rapidly bes cg hn axing Pt sag oe stroyed bY| to work yesterday. The " ee Frank and feel the blood rushing by. | pide and permanent. he Storm King, who has held sway | tractors and strikers came to t eee irae Good blood or bad blood? tight abead with your w Sara Ae All com-| whereby the stone cutting machines lige t« A ‘egy and comfortable al munication with Los Angeles ts ©8-| over which the strike originated yr ring Good health or bad health? itis well worth trying Urely suspende pe Bs or Ry og # Creek by boat, Marsha : : & your name and address t A gasoline schooner, three yachts t ; ‘ 1 You know. Your doctor will tell r Ce 9 s stre }and a dogen fishing vessels have at t t an! - ee Pit Me a stre Dicik Miaad to soliniens. Bis head hb if FAC E ® Creek by t ° Ind you his experience with Ayer’s fara mail the noua bee ag of the newly constre ee Paap — ot Sarsaparilla in these cases. plaim wrapper sa | Ocean Boulevard have a washe: b a © Ayer ce heen cured in this casy, painless seer e¢ noutherly # whe Sold for sixty years. Lowal wes. away, entailing 4 loss of $4,000.| | Rallway traffic is suspended. Four 7, IAL accident happened. a | inches of rain has fallen and the} a pea m | heavens are still sending down a pseallpsiccntes elton | deluge. & runaway yesterday afternoon | ‘ which the o nts of the bugsy | 10, March 14.~-Judge Tut-| Mra F. A. Buck and her son, were inret,"are nace wee erm | ODER AIR With the Quality, Style and inexpensive way. in the privacy tie home. No knife and its to tte No doctor and his All druggists, 50 cents Gy for & free package. — CHICA LOS ANGELES, March 14—The sventh street bridge over Loe les river fell yesterday hill today denied a motion to quash |!" | the Indictments against Albert cle ase near where the accident © Dep’t Store A , : » | Wheeler, president of the Tilinots| f 1513, Tsa8, 1817, 1619 Beauty of the $5.00 Hat $1.00 Ingersoll watch free with Tunnel company; former City Clerk | every $5.00 cash purchase this week on persons we ee il = S| o | o —_ a. Bj} two are believed drowned. Oth * were These Gre the best cheap lots tn F injured. The Ninth street bridge is \ y Two blocks east o t cake | William Loeffler, Edward Ebr-| at Spinni Bee window for = ‘ re @ tua en | Weakening. ss aamage is catimat-| horn, deputy clerk; James Hignins, | er money saving reasons for buying For Wednesday—A Day for Wet Qeeen Anne car line, and south of Ross, Easy terms. Inquire} ¢ owner. bed at $2,000,000. | pri and former Alderman No-/| there. the Economical } | vak, charged with conspiracy in} ——— - ee ; W B HUTCHINS N C | GAN FRANGCINCO, March 14—| falsifying council records in the in ‘ vetoes sige ; Om ae canaee teams vedten of the tunnel company. The} 66 ’Nuf Said” ail 9 . r ee 1: . P , ts pleaded not guilty. The ! : Cor. Second & Union, Seattle Cor. Colby & Hewitt, Everett Womes Bothwell “ERS e4| date of trial has not been set = over. The only ft missing here is a small launch In} which three went fishing off} Tt has been some t March 14.—The tribunal on the mediam of the papers, to the | Hemstitched Turn- 10¢ Tu 19¢ Elaborately. Tmbroidered ‘Turm= overs 250 I rurnover Collar and Cuff S 1112 Second Avonue 25e Up. YOUR MONEYS WORTH OR Hansome Fancy Stocks, in Pink, MONEY BACK.” Blue and White 9 —Foncen our Theentire line sold at cost. ne has heard the prelim 6. PESSEMIER — |'s0" application of Mra. MacBride BERLIN, March 14—A Moscow | bargains we offer daily at 10¢ each formerly Maud Gonne (“the Irish Ginpateh states that rebellious peas — to Special | BOO:.. AND SHOES. Joan of Ar for a divorce from ants plundered the estates of the} at eeenty we | ales, which we hold twice and lawn ——_ 2 Second Avenue. | Major McBride, who was a prom czar, Grand Dukes Viadimir, Nichol-| Sales, nieety trim [a and Alerander tn the province® | sometimes thrice @ week a med, als blacks lawn ie | burned the czar’s country residence] It is often hard to suffictently oh egg nore rect > |inent member of the Irish brigade of the Boer army In the recent war in ome pane sq South Afri The efforts of the onrt to eet a re Nation were lin the vicinity of Niejen. The as CJitch mavailing. and it granted to Mra mercer ag gregate amount of damage is est! PHOTO Ae CO. Sarerahe the: cumteky of tar intent mated at a million estimate the real value when sold) pending a settlement of the case. ! School of Photography | Miss Gonne married Major MacBride | ie ' describe an article so that you can handy shape Aen at the small price of 10e. Shou ye ny nen SOME FELL SORE | the description do justice to the A ; ALL BRUSH tay tlee of the peace yesterday morn that we could sell it at 10c For 25 Per ct. off ___ rte te Amateurs n Paris, February 22, 1903. In the case of Susan Spencer. who some time ago > ugh tion | - With your you to buy when she asks S RANGE and Buy Your Clothing n the federal court against the! tat t y. 7 at the tat ’ } sion states that the republican board of COUMtY | instance, we place on sale tomorrow WATER HEATER. She knows i e OLD RELIABLE spoT ee eee ee oat must decide the cont mmiasioners turned down the en-| "Pe = ban This Week thet Ges is better: dod cheaper | KLINE & ROSENBERG, rocket, as administra Of th) tween Ge Alma Adare vsement of the republican county | @ new line of Vellings and Melines, SHAW’S DRUG STORE ¥*:,2 iat tent on ween 625 estate of Walter Crockett, her wv. Peni and cannot t which had endorsed ular 20c, 2% Se t 1-|} S:cond Ave r i First Avenue. nale.3 ak o ganization, fegular 20c, 25c, 36¢ and 40c¢ val Avoca Ns jas in the home saves one- uncle, Judge Hanford decided that | ..atmg Lieut. Gov. McDonald in Y « for the position. Con- half in labor and expense. | he had no jurisdiction cabernchetink: he | lon is felt over | ues, at 10¢ per yard. See our win It's money in your pocket to use | and considerable | gow qi passed upon the ¢ the board. Rhodes B Becond avenue. Gas 1 at our office or drop us a card and we will show you why. Seattle Lighting Co. P.-1. Build Fourth and Union. a is believing!” 7 ™ — DENVER, March 14. Réame Co., Arcade building srnment of the legis | ‘ana leave scone 3) AY HABE ELOPED rial chatr fatled by one THIS MARCH SALE DEMONSTRATES THE TREMENDOUS MONEYSAVING | voc. 7 | 8 vuamon inant med pa IMPO R have been inentructed to 3 i rt RTANCE OF THIS STORE RRP RRR RRR RH HH HR | close watch for Mra Mary A. Wuent Phones—Sunset, x. i» %\ney, her daughter § years of nae. | a = * WATER SHUT OFF. # land Will James, a young man with at om 4 jana « ee | Brass Curtain 19¢ Graduated Gl Measur! ® |) whom she in suspec ft ing 1 o ~ a R ye Graduated Glass Measuring 9). water will be shut off this #| ft her home we Pond 54 inches Cup... Be Tie evening rom @ p rs yom . 2 . 2 e gity bey pegharge rd A Sin er FREE DENTISTRY ONE WEEK best Hickory Ax Han S5e beautifully decorated China §]| *p. m. on Railroad avenue south # | puyailup. It has been learned that a “es warns Means. pera . 17¢ Cake Plate * of Connecticut street. This #| the trio came to Seattle instead ¢ Largest Dental Concern in Me pair old Copper Door Butts i Sane dian oe -a76 # will effect the Centennial & #| — Sewing Seattle. Vax 15 — & Hammond Mills, also the *| wean VETOES BILL Gold Crowns.$2.00| Gold Filling. .75¢ | me et Caster bene) et Sé J) Standard O11 and the Perkins | eNO ee ee en 14—-Gov. Mead | Beat Set of Tooth | Mn sty Bread || with cold || Mancfactoring company and |, Mehr 14-—Gev, Mio Machine $200| OtherFittings S00 || * other firms “Up Ss MEM ach Potshca Glass hot 3 NS leanne * | Linasiey’s bill providing for th Almost new and at one-half | 10 ‘our’ re i Cor - ment en, mprovemer Anne Dish 106 Tourist F ng Coat Hang BERRERBEMERE ME OBER fi ot v - t . | price i Me Weisbach Lest Gan Mantle er ee | lanl cash imag ape asta Lawn Mowers. A very fine Oak China Closet |] | Shey, + ee sess JB@ lhe Wire Carpet Beater....10¢ : : : | | sell them on trial Range i | 2 ADMITTED TO PRACTICE Ss von are catiatiel Wet. thay ore! One Black Walnut Bedroom fl (f j » ON LIP WASHINGTON, D. C, March 14.) @ bargain, keep them: if not, bring ae eels as ad } or 3 or PF and C. & Shank, of |them back. That's the proposition d other goods a | 4 Ne iy TO A. mM. 9 TO it A M. Seattle, v aac er to practice in ° Weentent pone phan ag 0. K. WASHER. Best materinis, best workmen. Done | 0-tooth Garden Rake aaa ‘s ~ art of the United PLAJ A OWE Price $10.00--$1.00 1 in less time than any dentist 10. Lennox Soap, 2 for oe fis arguments In th Woe have sold this celebrated make bs . eae wei attle, “San hacks thie statement. Come e ee Victisi ates Weeden Rpoen ST. LOUIS, March 14.—Harry ving the Sullivan estate| for eight years, and have not had a satisfaction. Gurvineek —s %e dozen Glass Tumblers ‘gg con Po gh od peer Laney in will not be made until| single dissatisfied customer ee the Double : you y ach 1 seee oe Be dre tga ode corns Diageo 3 HERR’S THE PRICING cutting both ways plato fal A i ttreole alarm clock so closely that his |q2-tnch t change ends with) Viv att AVR OR GAS GIVEN j lps were caught In the cog wheels. 144-tnch bi wit hew AN work § " " re. We { The combined effort of his sister, a| HALF MILLION BLAZE M4 : w. Price ~ do as we advert a | “ETI ACh Kr this | inch blade One-Man Saws ft your copy of The SY PAYMENTS. The oldest and i half dozen neighbors, a dentist and| CHICAGO, March 14.—Fire this| penn jr, Ball Bearing Saenl aeeriee teeter wan eee Be een, Tae ane Se Ts {religole Pentint im the (oy Sunset, Main 1050, or | 2d Ave. and | ® “ot id not pry it loose with-| morning destroyed the plant of the| ai roan }out causing the youngster suffer-| Grand Crossing Teck company, cov C. W. BOYNTON SAW & HARD- Union St. | ing. ering @ block. Lona, GEO. i. WOODHOUSE co. | WARE CO., Some one had the happy thought Eight hundred employes e¢ 1406 SECOND AVE. 4 300 Pike Street, Cor. Third Ave. Bou et once by eyecial messengen, 807% Pike OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS Cor, Third Ave