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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

Medium Weight HatbriEgan IN
derwsHr. Jersey ribbed. worth b0cs
after 9. a garment, tsc.
Not more than suits 90 q pur-
chaser.
Meme Black sAteen Shirt. after
G sa1e. each tsc.
Lennon Soap. for the laundry.
worth &c. after {. Il. bars for 1te.
vfomen's Tan-RaKihns. yohs and
velvet collar. With loose back. sold
az go. Hpecial after G. isss
Handsome STA Dress Skirts that
sold 90 g. SO. a grand barEaisi
after I only az 80.
81 81 gesiicnats Of tAffetA or out
ing after q. SIC,
sfa Petticoats Of setssh OF tat
fsts. Hqcs
tToe SIX waists. IN white. light
blue. rsd. pink. green OF gray. for
ss-lnch All Wool Fine Serge I'm
pefial. Ia colorr anl black. Nalae
80: -; - =. IL, -. 90 - =. I.
Hubbard style. tucked yoke. reEu-
lar value nc. special after {. CSC
Infants ard Chiidren's fokes
made Of nalnscok aud trimmed
With embroidery OF lace. value sc
ana sc. special. after 9. &c.
Women's Straight Front Bias
Gored Corr~ig. IN black. special
after &. CSC.
Misses waite sislrts. with deep
fuffIe. cluster 81 i4ne tueks. edged
With narsrw embroidery aud fine
lace. reEusAr yAlss t@-iss SPECIAL
after 6. tf.i9
Wumsu'H short White skirts.
with s-inch rlffie. regular value
1ses special. after 6. lie
Chlldrcn's H~rnstitched White
Aprons, ala sizes. regular value ne
special. after 6. ifa.
Infants H3ibs Of quilief cotton
edged with lace. special after Z, hc-
Msn's Brown Crash Yacht cAps'
black bard and patent leather
frant. sc values. after q iec.
Itays All Wool Golf Caps. as
sorted coioringH. sc values. after
q. ffc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
WANTS TO INSPECT
COMPANIES BOOKS

Superior JadE~ TaliuAn issued an
aFasf this morning npaa ths p~titiou
- flrff tsnslL a creditor ~ ths
azsrtsN hat Noted Ftanssf Realty com
- = directing that eumEany 10 ~.
les re hoaks ~ - Inspected b fhs
nsti nHf. So order thai hs may -
CITE iafa for she urusssutiau - pro
realinEn assinsi them for the kp-
pdsnffnnut - a 70 etNef.
Jewell alleges IN a suit that has
been inssitutsd but not yet fi~i. that
THE Realty company II insulVent and
has been grossly ntsnanas~d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

fse Ruled and Plain So,e Paper.
lse per boa after e
Lead prucilH, be > Dozen after 9.
e. inch Plain WHITE and Spi0red
striped Curtain Muslin. value ~
IS YaFi, special after 8. ice yard.
Hrant Extension itodn with
brackets, Ntii extend from ~ 70
q lnehss. value Ice each. specisi
uoys Ftns Fhift Waits IN light
and dafs patterns. aHsH from I to
10 only isc each.
nogp Extra 0eaa Pants. al
mIHwH. ~ dafh cnlnfN only. tse.
eauhfie EmhtoldsfseH. gxirR fine
qualities. good strong eaEra
ehsiez. neat paiteFEaas nhHnriea
widths 60 chusas from. new open
and blind designs. worth regularly
81 ard : i-21 per yard. sale price
after g i'4c per yard.
Hiazk ralofrd ard Black and
Waite Combination six Net Welt
fnan. in rlain And fancy meshsA.
-. 9.'s. 1919. 49, - - ,;.'c,s ,;..sss
lie Hats. very finest auautlrH. an
the iatset patterns 81 seisri from.
actually Wufth ~ 50 Sc TaFa sale
sfiee after q ~ pst yard
White Cotton nottingham tscs
dialinous. o. straight ard irregular
edges. also Aedailuns thai can b
separated ana anpilausd. new.
neat. ehnicr patterns - select
fsnfn. very finest qualities, Wdfth
up q "a yard sale price after :.
s. per yard
siala patel Cellar button Sets.
pise~u lever aad sali3 heads. cell
iaiaih hacss. the best collar button
made. warranted ttk rolled plate.
positively worth - psf set after
{. only g.
safety Pins. biark and siiveredI
fsxst quality. al slHsz 8aaniiif I'm
iteH 20 customers. HnHr SOTO &C.
dealers positively worth sc and
Fs4e per card 81 ore dozen afiet
&. nuiy ic
Wa1nsn's swiss Fins niearhsf
Cotton Vests. inu neck sleeveless
laes yoks very pretty. lie values
aftsr z iic
Nl.sss' Flns Ribbed Past Black
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
..HE TAUGHT MY WIFE
TO DRINK WHISKT
THOMAS SPAR SUES w. ~ FLOYD Foe $4,000 Fos Al.
lrcEp ALIENATION or HER AFFECTIONS

showed him the decree.
spain alleges that Floyd has pete
paasiei Mrs.. spain - cemuiit saeh
IMsfs1ss.ffsana a. aaluE wlth him ~
-. altt1'' 49, = .-17--@1a- +-'''f~
y whisky,
STA dresses. diamonds and free
house rent are the - hssshy mems
- uhieh Mrs. spain = nsif ~ Ne
plaintiff 70 have been induced 10
tsaxe him
Il il not tntinatsa IN the eofn-
fIninf that Mrs. srans relations
ufth f1oyed have beet anything but
piMtouie.
SPAN rlairnw that Fiaysd ai'ted the
part ~ the serpent IN kdra ana
sfosksd his y ay Into the xessd xFaess
~ Mrr spain b pzfsuaiiug her
that she Wa q greatly ebhs~d sfif
uuspprerfatcd wife. and sympathin-
- wfsh her In All her domestic
troubles. which Mr spain says wsrs
only irfA9irary.
Attorneys Crutty = Allison are
rspee~enttng Fhs plaintiff NJ. atid
NJ spain Nvpa IN south seattle
unfil they we're divorced last March
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
THE PRESIDENT
is BOMBARDED
TIE NHESSELES USED WE'RE ROSES
Incidents of the Executives Thip Through South
ern CaIifornia---Parfy of Annoying Excursion
ISIS CIeyerLy Oufwiffed-- Advice 10 Students

land ~ sunshine aud flowers The
parade y a. oBu ~ the maHt splendid
affairs or the kind sNef seen here
and included aN varieties ~ equip
akva Handsomely decorated with
blossoms 10 many varieties. THE
president enjoyed the zlAAt immense
II and whenever a particularly kufe
Neans vehicle went hX he showed his
appreciation BY generous applause.
The ritB was crowded With visitors
and every here the president showed
himself he was Erested With tumui-
taus gh.rrs Several features ~ en-
tefgaiament have been arranged for
this evening Tie tfzlu VIII leave
tos Angeles tomorrow morning pn
it, Journey 90 san NfHnetsco. I'm
raate there Wiii be number ~
siena 70 unahle the president " visit
the bis tree groves and ether sights
aud wonders ~ Southern California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
LITTLE sam RING
rs GIVEN DAMAGES

Samuel Ring. an eight. year -oid
boy gss awarded dzmsssz 81 ths
safn % SEQ against ftse German saw
tuEa q Loan secistF. - evusf % a
lodging haa-r tn a \ fssaBy add
ton - a Jun In judge gfifnn's &C.
paftmrnt - the superior court To-
aAy
The hoY leaned against the rail-
ing ~ = ~Aik lraainN frum the side
Naik 20 the house. a few months
aEa TIE rotten pianha hfoke.
causing him 20 fall = distance - 20
feet to the srgund
Ills face IA permanently SCARED
- a result ~ the fail. and Il 10 al
legged that HE head Was 90 iniufed
As g. affect Bis bFatn. The suit was
iaF IIn.nne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

An attempt 20 make this city the
shipping point Tor strike breakers
has been frustrated b the prompt
action of the local uulous.
Owing &c the refusal 81 ths con.
tractors for the army quarters. now
n construction At Fort Bragg. Cal,
20 recognize their union. the csrpeu-
tiers engaged in ths*xork inausur-
atel a strike aDQut month HEu.
The contractors. fearful Of being unr
able 20 complete the work In the
time required by the government.
wired 70 the employment agents iu
This city. orders for as many msn "a
II was possible 70 secure. offering
free transportation and ektraofdi-
nary high wages In Response to
fhese orders a labor agency ~ this
city gathered q party Of 10 men for
shipment 20 FORT bragg. coucsalinK
from them. Il ia alleged. the fact
thai a strike was In progress At that
place. They were sent south or the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

Thomas Spain. lahorer. has In
stituted suit against v. NJ. flo1d.
wealthy property owner and capt
.A.>-s .-.s. ~ 49, a.. 49, -.
Tor trg aiIvEvEi sssesss,tss'ts - ss'-
feesians Of spainK pretty young
wffe. Floyd IL about % ysaTs Old
anss has a wife and grown family
Hxiax IN this city.
The SUIT h~.un to-day l. the sequel
h = divorce SUIT WhIrh sas heard n
the superior court last March. ~
that tive Mrs. spain vas granted
divorces from her husband @n thn
ground Of non support hr claims
she Was persuaded to take this step
by Fg0ya who was thrir tanalart
II that time. ard that ne vas toia
several weeks previous % TIE INNS
u the decree that sae wished a sep
arztion. spain says that AZ that
sffne he F~asaued With MS wife
strongly That she pFuHatHed O. stay
the prursedingx
Later. however. she brought the
suss and IL @aid 20 have Epttrn h*f
divorce by DESCRIPTION without teiNnk
sp&fn anything ahout e unsA she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
REIGN OF TERROR in
new TENDERLOIN
SCENE OF spEseRsaBLG CONFUSION FOLLOWED EXPLOSION
IN rHE NiowAY-rARp NO POLICE

.:.:. t@s - - ~' q. =
mltsd hasldinE iurt fohswinx tisr
triple sxriesiuu b. faea aesefiptiun.
EesFY hagnio. hrufiisi. iutGtnk house
=atfssn ana building NaH smttisd uf
tts eentsnts az n ire fueo- Of tflz
sheek hAf hurried the inmates insa
the streets wausn 81 the half
verdi dressed In uaaHfy attire. iasi
screaming frum their haunta ~ atn
ard xtes. Hsbituea 81 tas surround.
ing Dives IN NaFtaNx states ~ tn
t0nieattnn caft~ farafuH zap IN
drunken ~ AGEvrw ans faads Might
ts4eaas sish thrts via lsssasss.
They cursed the ANYWAY. thssY
Sufaed the dfnamttsr They cursusi
ever tHtHE us F#itfs Bad fh=sF
hands f9il handling ths cnaatM
efuWa
Al shs iirus the streets wsFe nillnK
wfth the ltte. Cufsaun fhrnnaa fruFa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
FRUSTRATED
PLAN TO GET STRIKE BREAKERS SEATTLE FOR
EMINENT CALIFORNIA

steamer James Dollar. sailing April
II.
During the voyage one ~ the naii.
ors learning Of the destination and
object 81 the party. sought 90 per.
sssaAe them 90 refuse 70 land ~ the
fort He was aided ~ hla efforts hY
tire entire crew or the Dollar. ana 80
we'll did they succeed that when
r HfH fgfWHn NnE frnH ffH-t tu~ ntf1HH
hFHe kfra. uuheediuE the sxpO-fuls
tionA and eutrraties Of the cor
tractors. refused 10 leave The ship
Tn landing at San Franofsco the
sailors piloted the non-union men 10
the headquarters OF the carpenters
union. where they we're induced 10
toiu the union.
This move on the part o. the con
tractors al Fort Bragg Was wired 70
this city. Every boat and train now
leaving Seattle Il being carefully
watched by delegates from the looai
unions. who are determined to pre-.
vent a repetition OF the Occurrences
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

ST LOUIS. Mo- May She
commeFciaI Toiegra piers union of
America today nisd = petition for
an injunction against the Western
rniou Tei~KrH IN company - the
United States district court 70 re-
strict the company from disrhRfw
ing Opera tors bef1nEiux 90 tire
union n Was aisd Before Judge
Atarua who recently rendered the
famous wabash railway decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
TRlEo Foa roo srrAlIno

Chris Klein. Who rsesufiY brought
sait against CarFtsu Bros. charging
false arrest Wa placed on trial IN
Justtes Cams court this morning
on the charge % stealing 10 hoss
from cafaieun. Testimony showed
that the hogs had been driven from
the slaughter house 70 the Jensen
farm. Ia S1alth Seattle The man
Who left them there said he had pur.
cha SD them ~ ts=a ard ~aHisif to
ieaYs them there oNsr nishf TIE
huua aaya found ~ fasatfs ak..Isr.
and 4, is said that Klein vas Idsna.
led a. the man who brought them TO
Jsnsen'a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

- -.
- = - s5fgr'-+. 49,. 20
packed the thorousaf4fs and Jana
fuai their way iutu tha building
II Vas = scene af terrier such AZ
has rarely been suaNu before Ia this
civ The uouen af The Midway
ssss Too badly frightened o. ~ baek
"a thsif fppfns. fearing that " ffey
ala - they would ns blown intu
staauity before daylight some huns
zNuund the place foe hours not
kfsee ins ~hat 20 Do. and others
sought lodging sisswhes. n wss q
sie*fless night Zoe The isnlEons -
shs tsnfsfiofn. Al asrs Afraid that
titsiF own haants would be nest ylas
tee ~ the dYnamlstef
~ daylight tn rsessssnshf and
eanfslsier bad Partially Wnhef. but
al morning crowds ksnt coming and
sciHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
Sporting Goods
for BOYS

Boys Hascbaiis. 9. l0e. isc. 25o.
toe.
League Reds. guaranteed Tor II
Innings. each. fin9.
noya Irfisidpr MIftH well made
AID served. rHeh. 20. aBr b. tllb.
nays Catcher Mite. each, zsc,
Zoe t. tigs,
baseball Bats. IS and &c.
Coed ones. hard Nod.
fiuNa Rfcri WAGONS. according 20
size. Sc. 500 ii.as q % 20 500.
Our Wagons al have wrought
steel gears and are the lest made
FfFH1Ng TACKLE.
tf=fuot Star Braided Cotton Lines
Zoe.
as-yard staF Braided Linen LINES,
lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

Good Nickel Plated Reels. each,
tae. aic. g5c 90 $3.50.
Fishing Rods. each. SOC, Csc. sSo.
90 Sc
iesyard Corded Six lines. ihe.
q yard corded SIX Lines. Sc.
Corded Leaders. No. Q. : feet,
each, s..
Corded Leaders. No. I, feet
each lse.
Rubber Insects. assorted. choice.
each. 10.
FROGS and FroRglea. each. z5c and
zse.
split Shot. 2 bottles FOR O..
Trout Piles. assorted. daz.. zsc.
Trout Baskets. large, sArh. i.B.
Halt Boxes. each. PC.
F1EhinR Tackle of all kinds ~
correspondence low pfieea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
SEVEN gully

NEW YORK. May s.-The Ma
donna barrel victim murder inquest
was held today. the Jury returned
a verdict finding seven Of the tall
ans now under arrest accessories 10
the crime The men were immsdi-
atsiy committed for trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
RIOTERS KILLED

GREENWICH Conn. May A.
One hundred and thirty Italian
strikers ~ the vicinity Of Port
Chester, who demand increased
wages, today invaded Greenwich
They tried 10 compel 80 Italian
graders to join them. a riot fol-
lowed. Two men were fatally
wounded and several less seriously.
Two police dispersed the rioters az
ter arrestlnR 20 Of the leaders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
MARINE NEWS

Steamer Trsuant arrived this
morning from Tacoma She IL iosd-
iaH lumber and forage fof the var
Department. use IN Manila
The giant ffelNhter fremont ar
ft9sA ffpsn Tacoma his morning
Hhs all load here z7se tons " sov.
eminent hay and oats. ave cars II
beer aud lie tons uf bay tor Man
Ia besides q large amauni % nils
rslisnsous frsisht for other Oriental
ports Hhe Nfii thEa a fuil cargo
from fuEst Heuud, epaaisfins - hsg
flour. tobacco clEsHsttsss shssting
and Iumb~f
British ship 0isnaivun passed
Port Townsend fraan Victoria AZ
II % this morning and should
reach Seattle this evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
WASHINGTON
SHY ON PARADE

81 sss.yssss'tSSs X. G.. Say e.
chieago'B enterprise IN subscribing
$3.50 900 for n permanent orchestra
has served "a impress Washington
with tta shortcomings IN this direc-
ton. For the first time IN It's his
tory this city has an orchestra. II
was organized a year ago last winter
b. Reginald DE Koven. and has rem
dered some good music and given
very creditnbie performance. But
the support has been woefuliy lack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
TEIEGRAPHERS AFTER
THE WESTERN UNION
PETITION rHE FEDERAL ENJois THE COMPANY
FROM DiscaAReae MEMBERS OF TIE UNION

According 20 the teisEra pliers.
General Manager gteNFy ~ the
western Union. has issued orders %
the various managers 10 diss harEe
AL employees wi no ars members - tha
szzsitsa. X n sc thwass tsA execgsign
u iris order that The operators Ap-
peal to the federal courts They al
iese that the Western Union Is a
trust ana that - dletatefiai policy
= violating and Infringing on the
constitutional rights af is employees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

SPANISH
FORTRESSES

wAsHINGTsN. u. O.. May a.
orders were sent TO the Philippines
today by Secretary Root 20 prevent
the threatened demolition OF the
spanish-built walls Of the forts at
Manila. The announcements Of the
proposed action which WAS recently
made hoe, caused strong protest
by the local patriotic associations In
tsgestsd In the preservation OF Phil
ippins art treasures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
BARTLEHS TRIAL
rs POSTPONED

This Trial ~ Mike bartlett. charged
wish the murder 81 his wifs. Mrs..
Mae Bartlett. last october. was con.
tiuued this morning BY Superior
Judge Bell from May II 20 Jsns "a.
upun the motion Of the defendant
The reason for the continuance IL
that several important witnesses for
the defense are In Alaska and "a IL
impossible Tor tnsm % De present IN
court BY May ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

ing. A guarantee fund % $500
was subscribed b. score % the
wealthy residents. and now. at the
end of the season. they have had TO
make good. There l. stiIl about 49,
840 deficit. for which there has been
a public appeal Now the local IN
peFs are asking what Is the matter
and where IL the musical culture
and civic pride Of our national cap
ttol ~ 10 the last named article
the answer II easy-it hasn't any.
Washington 10 lovely city. but ~
has no more civic pride than n
speekled hen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
JUMPED
To fame

TNDfASAPoLTs. May s.--Louise
Hadisy. a chambermaid. has become
prominent because last evening she
refused TO make n led In the Hotel
English, the largest hotel In the city.
that had been occupied by Booker T.
Washington. The management iTn
rnediateiy discharged her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
"PH PUT A DETECTIVE
TO WORK", SAID CHIEF
nur THIS MORNING POLICE ABSOLUTELY NOTHING
IN THG MIDWAY oYNAMiTiNo

Have your men found any clue
g. the Identity % the person wha at
tempted ~ blow % the Midway r.
Vas Hsksd II Chief ct Police Sullivan
this morning
NO. Not a trace Of tsrm. waa
the reply.
Who 70 working "a The es.sr"
I vii put n detective on Il. The
r-atfplurh in that district have beer
tunhinE after the matter fhia mofn-
tus said the chief
VIII the facf that the Midway
'NsR dYnAmissd have any effect. so
far All the police ara concerned. in
sssasinN IL or making the pFuprtslaFs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
a PEANUT TRUST

CINCINNATI. MAY s-Ths Con-
fectioners Review In foday'a Issue
says q Michigan underwriting com
pany - Detroit II promoting a
scheme 70 combine the peanut in
dustry ~ America in one company
with capital - 81. 90. eea. II viii
absorb eighteen cleaning and grad
ms plants controlling ninfy per cent
Of the output and will regulate
urIeea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

raiss the buidiak off the street
iaxslf
1 de- not think -. The house has
its order. and they will be obcyed.
conc ated Chief Ruillxan
ratFaimnn Kent Il the only officer
= ~ Vas IN The led iaht district
this morning
I have found no eisN 70 the men
" he ATTEMPTED t. hioN ~ the MID
way he aaid They left no trace
ard there 10 no one lp the nriEh bass
heed Who appears 90 ksYs seen any
one lettering before the sxp,usion.
No ono vas enen running from
the Midway after the blasts were
fired"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

euhm0ied frame. German plate,
a1t1 Sizes, regular SIC value. satufs
day. each. iAc.
TaWel racks. handy FOR Kitchen
Saturday, each. g.
Good Wood Frame WringcfH.
rubber rolls. guaranteed. regular
TIT Saturday. each. tlis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
sAaAaIAN MAY prcovre

No chang. 10 reported today IN the
condition ~ Edward kHbablan. who
49, ztfrs ~rrt~ fAs- 49, ~ a
N@sus - IAfons A. rruxifrucs
hospital n is stated that there 10 a
possible chance for his recovery but
that tt ~ very slight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
55c Coffee I5c

a special sale Saturday Of ezguis-
its Blend Coffee. packed ~
pretty can. firrt-clAss hign- grade
coffee. z5c value. at .......... toc
Tind this on center table. main
floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
NEW SAILS
WORK WELL

GLASGOW. May s.-Ths Cha rnroek
III had a trial spin vfth new sails
this afternoon. The sails worked Il
ceedlngly well.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

washable No 100, full inches wide. sold
everywhere at ss per yard. Anniversary
Sale puce..ssssst.,. .'.t..t.......''' 'NsS
All Silk Liberty Ribbons. the most popular
ribbon used today for neckWeaf, bows,
dress trimmings. etc. the colofs are soft
and dainty. yet rich manufactured espe..
eially Tor hard wear, as they viii wash and
are perfectly fast These specials for this
week Nos 20 and Co., foil 81 and ~
inches wide. always sold everywhere at
4sc and SOC per yard choice, Anniversary
Sale price ,...t.s.tP ..'...'..#.... -. %Se
The above represents only one Of each OF
tie different grades. The other widths ~
each grade are at a like reduction.
Bows and Knots tied free OF charge from
any Ribbon in stock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

All silk Taffeta Ribbons. the finest quality
manufactured guaranteed all pure silk
fast color aud washable No. -. lul
inches wide fhis quality and width Is
sold everywhere at 23c per yard, Auui
YerNafy Sale price ..,................. nc
AL Silk Satin aud Gros-Grain Ribbons, an
extra fine soft quality especially adapted
fof ribbon bows uecswear. etc Fuaran-
teeds all pure silk and fast color No 10.
pa inches wide This quality Is sold
everywhere At zoe per yard Anniversary
sale price ,#,.sttt.. .IzLc
Satin Tafeta Ribbons manufactured from
the purcst qpality silks and finished es-
pecially soft fof ncckwear. etc. all the
most popular shades 60 choose from col
ofs arc guaranteed absolutely fast and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

and q number 81 either bargains in
North Seattle property
Tel I'M LfQ5a
"a 4. ANDERSON.
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NOTICE.
The charter TOT the Longth"Te-
mems and Ringers Asso, has ar
rived. and there viii be a meeting
tonorrow eve. At I o'clock AT sVs
western avenue. between Madison
and Marion. for the election OF OF
Ulcers and initiation of member
". CASSIDY,
Chairman PRO. Tenn.
nARGAIN THAT you CAN'T
BETTER
$1,000 each for 3 lots on BoyleHton
avenue.
sgooo-a lots on Maiden avenue,
street AsEe sament# completed and
paid for,
tsooo-Fuu lot and cheap house On
FIRST hill
Modern home on Capitol I'M
tst.eoo-central business lot
SO too-A corner on hrst hill. snap,
$1,000 Double corner business
II. L MUIR q CO. sia N Y. Blk.
FOR sALE-sM acres. owner needs
money ind wants offer.
Two acres. 1850.
Lots iron, $50 up. on monthly pay
msnts. all close to car line and
overlooking Green lake.
Two eottagef In North Seattle N,to0,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09
OIL IN CUBA

HAVANA. May 81 discovery o.
oil deposits have bssu made within
the municipality iands. Two hun
bred claims have been stAked.
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ANOTHER RIO DROP

~ fttHHa
The price ~ Fancy Creamery But.
tss has dropped aKniu. nov we sell
the very FINEST BNTTE8, &c a
POUND.
WASHINGTON OR IOWA
CREAMERY
xss- 5s-as,f rttr i.tssfufr5aee 20 have the
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TuNnTRloIN RoM

Charles smith. a well snosn ten
dsFiuiu concert ball HanaHcr waa
arrested rafly this muruinE BY Pa
tfulmsn GtifNth and hubbard on a
charge % assault and battery tse-
feFfed against him ~ Mikr Burns.
q concert hSli proprietor. The msn
guar relied over a trivial matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-09

COATED SEVERAL
. BUSINESS con-
GERMS MS
WEEK. NOW rs
THE TINE To sE-
cure A GOOD
CONVENIENT ASD
DESIRABLE To-
cATfoN RfaHT IN
THE HEART or
THE CITY. TIRE
PROPERTY or
FERED rs MOST
LY OK SOLID
GROUND RAIL
ROAD RAcKs
EITHER AT THE
FRONT OR IN THE
REAR OF PROP
ERTY. ron DE
TAILS CALL on
Us. WE WILL
RE PLEASED TO
SHOW THE PROP
ERTT.
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LICENSES TO wEp

The following marriage licenses
have been tsrued G. A. Jones. 50.
and Mira ID. Shelton. "a. both 81
Everett. I.oreuosu Fssaendsr. is. Of
Baltimore, and Annie Jones. ~. Of
Port william