The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 21, 1905, Page 8

a 4 : 4 i. a 8 THE SEATTLE STAR—TUBSDAY, MARCH a1, 1905 Baden Railroads Killed Only 33 P eople In Year That Always-Awaited Event---Our eoveshuent OWnE THEN AnD ENPLEVES ARE WELL CANED Annual FOR—GARDNER'S WASHINGTON GOSSIP Complete Cre@t temananthere = FREBERICK & NELSGN (Inc.) complete Hote! ane Ciur Furntoners Granite Art Squares Under- priced For Tomorrow Wea a Hee « . @ oF 1 r r ” a “ y ! 1 RON im th 1 ae = EERE pening tert De ' re John H nee ft * for) Jor nu T up t TWO HINTS FROM THE Another Step Forward---We Now GO-CART DISPLAY Sell Gas Ranges Occurs Tomorrow. Come---You're Welcome as the Morning - : 2 “| Whence ( Comes: Tepe diy This Mysterious Healing Power? ees Sale Values in Housefurnishings A Divine Gift to the Bick a Buf fering That Does Away With hs ae 3 Man-Made Drugs and Med M , . " eines and All But 7. a hee —a 6 59c, 15¢ AND $i FANCY CHINA PLATES 39c TREE OF LIFE aa | Been Found at Last? Strange, Sub ‘ . the Force Has Remarkable Ef fect on Human Body A i. Btartiing ole very f i $17.00 | | F ‘$20.00 th ans STOVES OR KOT PLATES |v ' ' ota dotng shat they al Spring Styles in Men’s ‘Millinery TRIED TO HOLD |i» ciated there te ho aiaeu $9.75 Other Go-Carts U to $29.00. $2.50 $4.00 ter Bonnets” pearance of — . ms UP A GROCER) 2% % cre by ton roarveiour : Me like to. have B te thle hel sere. Thee, So eee Nickel-Piated Tea and Coffee Pots Are maindien tong taoueht to bo + rated Durable and Cleanly ty eesnpiig ieee once ee, Seen eae =the DOLLAR. “aT— = oe a writes of Tea Pots to Match pr “Fiandoome Ventas, tints | Lot:Sasations Aba Above Are as Follows : maser a Toga ad Pl vit eee $1.35 ak re Complete rr e th t p 2 (INCORPORATED) Second Ave. Madison and Spring Sts. Second Ave. Madison and Spring Sts. CHARDSON & KELLY oo!) .n R Coops ‘ this sea PCesS 2 oo RD mae tan Bedding Still Further AT ($2.45 Hy hr vo AT $245 FROM §3.50. AT $1.50 FROM $1.95. fine quality MODEL TO BE fist the biood. soothing and SEEN IN SEATTLE °° ctivity and tv mbers in ‘TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE m2 Second Avenue os EEL F wee pion A FE ha : bs $2.45 Opposite the Lamber Exchange. , 35 a tf ¢ Naseh 4 $2.45 lc FROM $1.25. sthesAaeiaay AT 79 FROM S80 ' dark M th if one of the mast # & ken er that was ever made. at t 2 1 t in length and the rest of fe ne ‘ § as n ' to n/t r throeshon {ILLINERY OPENI PASS IT ON x tend the m i f ar who 1 Po 1 her | customed ¢ naon Gate THE PU aT Np weg mg yd egy New Coats and Suits at a = Saving RTLAND, Or March 21 age could not be made It Was | medicine, tn > t ft s in women’s out- purposd | They will be e world's | ite magical he of $7,000. | used to seeing {the rendering. it It means that new SF} = SPRING SUITS WORTH $2500 AT #2 neo| NORTH YAKIMA, Marct ow i : At March 21.—M. A action against over § for dam erty as th eult of a mber. Kuehn allege on h roperty | e Kuehn home some hay. { “THE SUNNY St SouTH you t tv 4 gion is that the Bur was ruled out bee elgn n i under the ws of the state Two GREAT SHIRT WAIST VALUES INDIA LINEN WAISTS WORTH §$4.50AT $3.75. | Pace. LINEN WAISTS WORTH $5.00 AT #888 $ Made of sheer white India linen, hands tris | med yoke; formed of midget 8, barred and officell48A 12 #0 be sent at the Shaving 25c Including Neck Shave, Shine and Tonic y traine < a EVERETT, March 21 j Cor. First Ave. and that Harr , of In-! renorvations and dosertp li succeed him as chairman tive ture at Union Ticket Of failed to agree Satur wot to be formotten that thin te eater Orders tainted by the hand of man Filled f the republican national commit- fice, 608 First Ave, EB. B, Bitte,’ day. and Coleman will have to be th noth sing add 4 and nothing ta-! toa fienl, Agent, eee tried again. ken away, Washington St. sShEnBFEESE. PSESP CE 8 . am || FPIFLPE ETE FE.