The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 29, 1905, Page 3

“Dent Worry, Watoh Ue Grow The Now Store Cash One Dollar or Y! rough New Store Values Should Attract You WARFARE | POR A QUARTER OF A CENTURY ROAD COMPANIES HAVE ber 885, t until wey t president ri anadian Pacific, have ai and still are heavy stock the Great Northern com bree-piece Parlor hogany back feet mounte . covered in mercerized vel s. damask and ver f ' chair and sr cor. SECOND ‘AVE : UN sy, '@ UNION STREET GARONNE CHARTERED WILL CARRY PAROLLED RUSSIAN TROOPS FROM JAPAN TO RUSSIA—NOW BEING PREPARED FOR THE TRIP days of the the t ding and ;also been dnes- to increase Negotiations are now pe we expected to be y m out of her in order | on e space 2 The v be able e chi ) eam tap for th me rm when her reconstruction rate wh tip Garonne, owned b rank | ed, about 1,500 men jes her offi- | pected wor Waterhouse company, by Jap ers and crew. The i will eal! o (ame government for the purpe @ transporting parciled Russian foners from Japanese ports to a Remian port on the Black sea Preparations are now «x * port for Japan o from th that year the shed to compl Dakota and the Canadian P had butlt south from Moore 1 on September opened as 8 Seldom has a # th equal pro Jaw to meet wa fore through lin been met w and sagacity By the building of that line the Canadian Pacific was now in p of a shorter line from at St. Paul than the Nort Pa while their lines north h the erior gave them the nn being thoroughly . al line to Engla ha 1 improved. He jm York FOR 3 PACKAGES Crespo ne and Cana a They 4 a tariff showin, i . Breakfast Food | and $28, which wa j Por Fancy = reamer t 65e For 2 1 Adams ¢ Fr —- rt the troops of Garonne is alec 1a new miz e than to transp TEA & COFFEE CO. $21 SECOND AVENUE, Near Madison Street. —_ MI » oa @ WAGED WELL THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1905. =e=..2«l Fight Between C. P. and TWO GREAT RAIL- | “Whit Ui. N. Waged Long and Hard NIGH INCESSANT ! ht t The ' I 1 t ' ' ‘ eee ee ee ee flgnt th * 1 “ ; * RUBSIA PUNISHES RECAL. * - * CITRANT SOLDIERS * ‘ PRSHUF M * * « * . waft c t t * Mr. It *% 1 ‘ ~ tery ts * 6 ‘ ' it * ul * mart t K * Dak * . * t at * * i b * * i eRe t hs w rh r Umbrellas and Purses and Gloves 3elts RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. Fine Millinery Specially Priced for Tomorrow New T ans, made of h t and fancy BER... cence sos $4. 98 The Hosiery Section CHILDREN'S . sak rv 0a ADIE empectaliy ¢: LADIES’ VE Good Corset Cover Embroideries w pe . ‘ . shade w 4 a yard alt w at 20 2 A K RIBE w in Roman ive ee Goods Company wisn REGRADE _ POSTPONED § G-LHolmesFurnitureCo: U101-1103- 05 SECOND AVE. Big Cut Sale of Dre SSE rs 22 50 n $26.00 ! ai $36.00 Onk $42.00 Golden « $46.00 | $45.00 $48.00 $15.00 $60.00 | $70.00 € Closing Out Acorns Steel Ranges 4 HE 18 DIRECTING THE BEEF TRUST INQUIRY 337-88 e.8 + $29.00 t-hole, i en $16.00 * . on ‘ $18.00 ven (with C ast Iron Cook Stoves $20.00 Marve 4 n $13.00 $24 (OO Marvel, 4-hole, 18-inch « $16.00 $30.00 Marvel, 4-hole, 18-inch oven (with reservoir) $20.00 ae JO Humyp wh P “ I a ; RT Ee Hil, @ i * , ‘ ge. Hew . *# BEAUTIFUL WOMAN JAILED FOR DRUNKENNESS DE- t | 1 ase although th os FENDED BY DOGS. . noe @ ‘ \ ae * POF AND, Ore, March 29 ttle milk white bull ter- # Chicage He , ‘ for at . « mat at because ® atios seine we the placed t on a charge of * oe 5 r bibed n sh uid stand ve t everyt k " * | * gon to the police s + * h tat * * fing i * 8k * * i* * t ® t * * are s every ® | Prese ad * e y from the ® bs ; * going y every sign ® ¥ * k t » * acquaint him with * et t n, barking and whin- w ® and bh } & ing for ther 1 f g that something was w < * matter, young Mr. Grub put on his hat and followed the % tha * Mr had $206 in gold 1 silver in her purse when fi * h her b * te: be * ay RO TO f fenc between the sailo: dh - THEY MIXED |shoremen’ will become more pro- nounced than ever before. seven patri mystified tives y 64 ‘ 246 642 ay Benja me wery manag + 8 at these two he : 2 mbatants, but say H. « : y P. Brautiga ‘ G. W. Ms ‘ Roland ¢ jeorge M " ‘ 1) H : | Abner Know 2284 1 F Hu e 2 ceney Ys Go thaden tp Ww. ¢ } n H. Vv. R 184 Joh i Wa 1 Ww a 1 1 W " MA ; W. Gil j ; ground since the al a at races have been ¢ iterated AM. W " by € « ¥ : Jack 1 : river W : go 1508 ge RR ER RE H oar 1 4 ¥ Bd. 1041|£ MANY DESERT VANCOUV- . nd 1,150 | ER BARRACKS * town 1,061 | % UVER, Wash., March * ‘ * * * Sit th * e tlw fa y i* 46 wt Manila xt * i xt trar - ~ 414 we 4 ’ f ¢ * mike ssunes 410|® tured deserters. Men ar ye Jay Thatch 4 ae t going to t I a4 Howard Cox 413 |% | A 2 Chas. Mo 26 |e . eC eee eee ere eee es leo 4 PORTLAND, Ore., of » | ¥f, any evening, your copy of The | | Btar has not arrived at 6:00 o'clock, telephone—Sunset, Main 1050, or In= | dependent 1438, 6:00 and 7:00—and mou at ppom by ay | hardware than | regular pri e that the f i !