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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-18
COMING SHOWS

dresses or tights. and the eastern custom
OF China 90 wear long dresses prcdomi-
mates and have been copied
The company presenting "A Chinese
Honeymoon" az the Providence Opera
house IL in no sense inferior 20 that play
Ing the musical comedy in New York, aud
IL has been organized With great care
and the artists have been selected with
discrimination; and as the dramatic critic
OF the Washington Post wrote. mot one
I'm the cast Is below the standard OF the
New York organization.
The stage settings are magnificent and
the costuming is veritahlc riot OF rain
bow tnts so beautifully schemcd that the
two scenes present constant treat TO
the eye, The company numbers one
hundred people and includes such we'll
known artists as John +. iIenshaw. Belle
Harper. Toby Claude. VIM. Riley Hatch,
W. II. Clark, Edmund Lawrence, Edith
Katherine can. Edward Clark
May Ten Broeck, Edna HiXon aud
Frances Knight Some OF the musical
hits are "Roly Poly" "a Pepper Fan"
'Twiddledy Bits. Il want to be a Lady"
Welcome Official Mother In law" /
When Martha Spanks the Grand Plan
ner' and "A Chinese Honeymoon"
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EMPIRE THEATR RE-.

The story OF Human Hearts" that
beautiful poetic play OF the simple life
OF the homely folk OF rural Arkansas.
deals with the happenings Of honest Tom
Logan. the village blacksmith Tom
dwells with his parents In a picturesque
spot OF the Arkansas hills. There. he
has been pursuing his voca tion living n
plain simple life: the mainstay or mis-
aged parents: beloved by all who know
him, and respected above his fellows.
On a certain unlucky day there came
10 the village a beautiful woman.
temptress. unprincipled and black at
heart, but with a fascination that proved
10 he the undoing OF poor Tom Logan.
lie Immediately proceeded 10 fall In love
with her, asked her TO marry him. and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-18

which party of personally conducted
tourists is brought. Their comments
upon the colossal statue of the Apollo
Belvidere cause much laughter. All the
settings are especially elaborate. and
that OF the third act the homo of Jimmy"
Austin, Clara Bloodgood Is one of the
most solid and handsome interiors that
has ever been put upon the stage. Charles
Frohman has surrounded Clara Blood
good with company OF remarkable ex-
cellence and superb scenic production.
Among the principals are Robert Drouet.
Jessie Busley. Lucille Flavin. Harriet
Otis Dillenbaugh. Edith Talliaferro. John
W. Albaugh. Jr.. Grant Mitchell. Charles
Abbott and others.
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she became his wife. Happy in his fan
cied security. Tom lavished all the af-
fect.op on that woman that was possible
10 an honest heart like his, but IT was
not returned.
one day there appears on the scene a
william. the former lover OF the woman.
who commits cowardly murder and
with the assistance Of the woman, fastens
the crime on Tom, who is tried and con-
victe,i for the crime OF another Tom
is sentenced to states prison for life.
and the vilianous pair congratulate
themselves that they have not only got
ten r.d of him. but have secured immuni-
" from the law for themselves
But Providence has been watching over
the blacksmith. and unseen influences are
at work TO thwart their plans.
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her. The prince goes 20 ST. Petersburg
To obtain her pardon. He is foiled by the
stupidity OF the officials lie goes 10 her TO
do all for her at last He gives away
his lands and his fortune and follows her
to Siberia. to the prison. where ne Of
fers the girl honorable marriage. being
haunted by repentance for his act in
wrecklns her life. She refuses him
thinking she would ruin his life. although
she still loves him. The climax is
strong. forcefu and life like. Maslova
forg1ves the man who wrecked her hopes
and he enters n new period Of his life.
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CREATORE PROGRAMS.

The return engagement of Creatore' s
Band on Wednesday and Thursday of
next week, April % and %. is being looked
forward 10 with great deal of pleasure
by the music loving people of Providence.
The band is one of the finest organiza-
tions of the kind in the world and Is
greeted everywhere by large and enthu-
siastic audiences. The programs ar
ranged for the three concerts are as fol-
lows:
Wednesday Evenlng-March. "Colum-
bus" Creatore: overture. William Tell. e"
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Rosslni; Sextctte from Lucia. Donizetti.
Signors De Glrolamo. Aiaia, Croce. Lu-
ciano. Iansco and Guarini; organ offer
toire, Batiste: intermission: suite, Peer
Gynt. Grieg: .fa) Morning I'm the
Mountsin: (h) Asa's Death; Cc) Anitra's
Dance; (d) In the Hall OF the Mountain
King; soprano solo. waltz. "Parla." Ar
diti, Nine. Barili grand selection. Car
men" Bzet
Thursday Matinee--March. "Tannhau-
ser, Wagner; Hungarian Rhapsody,
Iiszt; intermezzo. "Hiawatha." Moret I:
Ride Of the Walkures Wagner: intermis-
sion; overture. Tampa" Herold inter
mezzo "Cavallcria Rusticana" Mascagnl:
ballet music Excelsior" MarenFo.
Thursday Evening March Teasing
Hearts, Creatore. overture Poet
and Peasant" Suppe: Traeunerei Schu-
mann, selection. "Trsviata.' Verdi. incl.
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FOREIGN LETTERS.
LADIES.
GENTLEMEN.

dental solos by Slgnor De Girolamo.
Croce Iafisco and Recchia intermisson;
march. "Venezia." Carlini soprano solo.
"Ernani Involani." Verdi, Nine. Barili;
Lion Du Bal. Gillet; overture, "Tannhau-
ser" Wagner
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PARK THEATRE.

For the first time in Providence. Res
direction" the most discussed play Of the
day and one that IL now being played In
each Of the great countries OF Europe,
Will be given next week at the Park thea
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ADVERTISED LETTERS

List OF Letters advertised at Postofrice
Providence. r.. l., April IS, lso3
When calling for these letters please
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-18

brilliant scenery and electrical effects.
The following attraction will be--the
Bowery Burlesquers
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AT THE 'EAG-E5' BENEFIT.

Mr.. Fred Mack. most clever humnrist
and mimic OF this city. who is on the pro-
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mo UNCERTAIN SOUND"

Is heard about SULPHO NAPTHOl4
Its merits as a perfect cleanser and puri
ier have the true ring; II does not vary
most unsanitary conditions prevail.
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KeITR'S THEATRE,

The general topic of conversation at
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-18
North Station.
GENTLEMEN.
LADIES.

FOREIGN LETTERS.
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The Yukon Silver Ware Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
MO CAUSE
FOR ALARM
But Tenants OF Post Ed.
wards Building are
Frightened

The sradaai saEgins of First ave-
nue. near University street continues
tn cause the property owners and
tenants ~ neig hhofiug buildings con-
adorable alarm. witch Was greatly
aggravated last ntkht. y hen lhH
Post Edwards building near the
corner settled a fraction Of an inch
GA ita foundation
After that. few % the occupants
q the huildinE slept q wink the rest
% che night all FEARING that the
whole structure would slide into the
bay any minute
building inspector Place invest
isAted the matter this mufsinK ard
sald theFH was 40 cause fuK alarm
over the afcurvnee
The building has settled several
times slneu the street began % sink
end e. guard against any possibility
~ che structure cniiApsiuA the fouus
dalton wsH strengthened Place said
the building saEEsa last ufHhr be-
cause u eas settling down ga ils nsw
foundation and that there was no
further danger % Fepotitlan 81 the
incident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

wriFhtH Rose aud Cucumber
Jelly. regular price 25c bottle. 3
- ~. Toe.
Coat and hat Hooks. Japanned
black. regular ige dozen. 90 II,
dozen for isc.
Tea Hnd Coffee conniFtsfn. EN-
huEaen tin with aiF-tight covers
regular IL 90 H. ~ each
plain white Cups and sHursrs.
tsa size. regular si.3o doseu. 8 to
IL o. each Only Sin 20 one buyer.
Wonen's serge house s ippefs
value xke, for iGc
HiH ny.a Shoe Dressing. for ladies
and Eentiemsn's shoes. &c kind
for iar
Twenty dozen Boys shirt waists
10 ughs and dark striped percaies
sizes faum 2 % 10 years regular
4alue co.. PROM 90 II for lfc.
= dozen Boys wash Pants.
heavy pereaie. In light blue stripes.
sizes 70 10 vesrs. excellent value
AZ ~ From : 70 81 at &c
s-Au~ ts.s~.,. 1880 s.-s - J~wA
ffrruE ssHs-fr. nur Sacss. t.fs~
&c az a.
Short kinsonns = figured iann,
neatly trimmed IN lace. a popular
style ~ fi2b Special : % II. 81 90.
Long klmonos. deep cape collar.
insrrunE trimmed. yoke the same.
large sleeves. these N figured lawn.
70 sell from 10 II AZ ,s2t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

safin Tsffeta nibbous. ssches
wide, al fne silk. warranted 10
wAsh. al the LATEST eolsfN 70
choose from. suitable for neck.
Neaf. hat trimming and ssxhts,
sse value. Z 10 II. &c per yard
Applique Doylies. verY abest
quality q linen lawn. very pretty
open work designs. all nes styles,
sizes sEs inches. worth regularly
- each. sale price. . to Il. sl-se
each
Real English cotton Torchor
Lace and Insertions. different
widths very pretty open patterns,
with strong saaIlapsd edges thar
VII WISH and scar well. austabls
FOR trimming the underNeaf. tie
very finest qualities. worth reFu-
larry fzAEc q yard Sale pFicf 9
60 n. SIC per yard.
wonsn's Muslin DrAwera. have
s-inrh hemRtifched rufns. rnVulsr
value ~. Special Friday. 70 II
Isr.
~> ssD1A
checked nainHook. 81 inches w,ee
trimmed with heavy ss~pssf
~asha Die ace Special. . 10 il. Al
~ ff,S
Mems Golf Caps. regular ~
value, from 70 ii only SO.
Mems Yacht Cape. regular W.
value. from 10 II only Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

A feature Of the z tor bar
gains iomorFow j. the selling
oi Thread az Is per spool
The American IN eaa Co.'S best
Thrrad feF hand 90 machine seq o
lnK white and black. AL aiEss. fun
yard annaiu. sold every where
al g. psf SPOOL SALE price. from
70 "a, gHiy ic.
Quantity limited 90 Ostanrrs
tiematitehed f1tlew Cflsss. made
- guad nlsarh~sl cotton. HiHe ear
- iachrn and neatly hemasitehed,
weffh Ite a go n Friday each Toe.
Ffnr namaak "a ifaches wide. me-
ssftesi patterns. waff b &c. 10 II
Friday a yard. a.
Small ehiiarsns sfo SWEATERS,
- each sse
Mems henstitahsd HAndksrchisfs.
eafth To-. ~ s. esEh.
Munens fast black extra mr.
cotton huss. hiNh sFiiC~f heel. fou.
s-ssnO .sssDS s~A~O ..".5S~s0o
value special. - a.. - -
Misses fast black hne ffhhef
eatiun He#e. double kner. tee and
heel Nsrg superior iic quality.
Special fHsm 4 o. II - lie.
olive witch Hafsl Soap. 70 n.
e cake oniy "a a buyer.
Garfield TIA. regular price sse.
a. ~. Tie.
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ma STATE
OF NATURE


A nude and craEy japanese. whose
name " not known. ran Rmuek Ia ths
neixhhuf heed around thf oit pump
ing station on Lake Washington.
yesterday. and frightened the vo-
men 90 the vicinity half % death.
BE nrsi appeared without stitch
Of rlothinE on VA the Kitchen ol
Thomas Ianeaa haase and Mrs
uupea promptly fied, screaming
The crsny Oriental VAS industrious
he washed part 81 the dinner dish
IS. Bnd left the house He ran
ageeas pupeAs hired man and chased
him 90 the woods.
A posse was organised - hunt the
man down. and he wus captured
later IN the eveatuE BY pspea and
:. r. t-aissssat IN gha old rusna house.
after a desperate battle.
They dressed him up IN an ola
cu4t and turned him oVrr 10 Deputy
sheriff Cook pho locked him gp ~
the county Jan 10 await hear ag ON
an insanity charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23
STOCK
PANIC

cine @o. AMI ea Panic Heis
"a the holders af Union fraction
stock this morning HH Ia result of the
appointment ct receivers Tor the
great property. yesterday smaii
investors. mostly widows and work 5
ing people dumped thrif boidinEH aH
the madha aF sworn HH the exchange
opened West Chicago preferred
dropped from ea a. a. linton TtHes
ton common opened Of nnd de-
eiined 9. Union Traction preferred.
which vas once as hlsh ta NJ, sold
InI.N II %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

MRS. SMITH
FIGHTING
EXTRACTION

SAN FRANCISCO, Aprn "a At
tofnsys Tor Mra A. 4. smith want 6
ed In seattio for settling beKnn oil
stack surrendered her Ia the po=
lice count this morning and demand s
ed hearing The district attorney
did not wish 90 proeecd With the
hearing. and the eaac was set fur
saturday The authorities de- not
want a. try the woman ga this citN.
and are anxious to send her to Ses
attic. fhe dimculty here ia n pro
uMtiUH Witnesses
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FREE MEN FREE
LfEHfG HALL
Fronting Pioneer Square.

LfEHfG HALL
Fronting Pioneer Square.
Under Auspices OF the Or f.iebig
Staff. Specialists for Men.
Tuesday and Friday Nights, illus
lrated lectures. Subjects
TRAVEL AND SCIENCE.
liy
DIR. A. CHALMERS sTOpDART
Medical Specialist and Lecturer.
FIRST PART, TRAVEL "Trip
70 south Afriea'H and Alaska'H Gold
felds and Diamond Mines.
SECOND PART. SCIENCE
Moving Pictures.
MAN. Know THYsELF."
Electrical Productions. Anatomy
% Man and Woman, Science OF Life.
MNHtery of Death. Gems OF Thought.
Jewels OF Truth.
visitors, country people. working
men. don't miss the opportunity OF
your lives Co learn facts
Everyone from everywhere who
-. unit for work or business learn
netore too late Seats free; no coll
] isetion' Donated by phllanthropists.
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Mr.. COLLINS
FUNERAL

According IL present arrangements
che mineral Of the lutte John collins
VIII be- held sunday afternoon az
90 O'Clock Tho HeftirrH VII hu
I'D the church 81 oar Lady IF unoa
Ilelp corner Third avenue south and
Washington street bishop outa
viii probably conduct them.
IHtsfmeut viii boz iu calvary esn"
terry The arrangements ln dHtHN
hive not been completed
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500 PROFIT


In showing our property 70 q
prospective customer last saturday
ne came 70 = 10; whieh had already
been sold. II was enc ~ the first
ones chosen. hess than tNo weeks
axo. Our customer was 30 fasetna ted
Nith the View ard generally perfect
surroundings that he authorized us
TO secure il. even though he bad to
give the fortunate possesAor tieo
PROFIT.
We carried out our Instructions
and offered the owner Of lot s. block
II. Madroaa Park Addition. tipo ad-
vance over and above what he paid.
but ne refused. saying since BUYING
IL. ~ ! hass tkssss4asHiY lageAt!
gated the whole surrounding neigh
borhood. and md that Madrona
Park property II the cheapest Of any
on the market In Seattle today.
1t IL sncompasaed by all those
qualities which tend to make a rest
dence district PERFECT.
Inaxnueh a. | consider that
have AZ fine a lot A. there = In the
addition, would not care TO con
slider 500 PROFIT. II just SUITS
ME- Tor a HOME. and ! intend %
KEEP 1T"
Perhaps. indulgenf reader. you
would feel exactly like the owner
Of bot 8 " you would 20 out and look
over the property.
II IL selling RAPIDLY. and al
though we commenced with lE lots.
we Will not have any left mt the end
Of 80 days.
Go out tomorrow. Don't put u
off Some one else may get the lot
that YOU OUGHT TO HAVE
Our representative VIII be upon
the ground each day from I TO
.. IN. Take the Madrona Park car
and ret off at
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Liner
ON FIRE
Heroic Action of Captain
Saves the Ship and the
Lives Of Passengers

LIVERPOOL. AnFi a. The
Americas liner Ffieeiaf& which az.
rived tssiay from Philadelphia, had
a nRrfuW escape from disaster dur
fug the voNaKe acF0aa. When thfes
daNs cat the highly innammahie
saFso oaukhf fire. Captain Anfeld
uuaccompaniva, swung himself into
the hold Int the bilnding sNake and
then calle1 far volunteers, OFFICERS
and crew responded and after ~
minutes II hard work the fire was
extinguished The passengers knew
nothing 0f their danger until the
flames had been anhducd.
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FOR THEFT OF PIN

a. " Raymond. an electrician
employed by the Seattle Electric
Company. ~ prisoner la the city
Jail vhafKed with sFand larceny lie
N alleged Go have Stolen al opai pin
valued al $500 ftum the residence Of
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John neFine. charged With steal
ms hex % groceries from otci.
dental avenue and Matu street. wan
ffast Sc and costs ~ Justice cam.
this uofninE, and committed g. the
county TAIL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

Ranks Han. ccvner Yrftn and PIKE.
saturday, Aprii IS Admission. Hsn-
tlenen acc. ladies' -. including
niahkeru
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GOMEZ COMING

HAVANA. April rs eu. MaElmo
Comes starts FOR Nt Louis Saturday
go pfepare fof the Cuban exhibit at
the worlds fate
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For esn,

NEW houses Ca Rainier ayenus. tIs
e. 10 per month. sidewalks. water.
high. dry and healthy. A. minutes
on Washington street cat line
parties renting Of ua can benome
owners ~ property Within y~arH
by making small cash payments
down. Downing 4 Leighton. zis
bailey building
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CONSIDER
4 CHANGE

The county commissioners are con-
slaertng the ACCESSIBILITY % moving
the sheriffs and assessors efficss
fram the first fiooF 70 tho basement
OF the superior court house. where
three spacious recEss are practically
not In use except for the storage %
cid papers and miscellaneous rub
blsh. The rnoms NhisA are At prrs-
eut used By the sheriff cuuia then
- converted into a sraciouz court
rpofn Tor Superior Judge Alhvrtson.
~ l. nov administering justice La
s@A~ -sA ~. S.s<. -, :. =. - :. ~,
rtHertf1 tuuinr9 Pfrassea tsfa
the prupaxet charge and says that
h believes fha basement ruonna can
be admirably adapted 10 his Use,
The only drawback 10 the pro-
poeed ehanEe seems to b. that the
onir mode Of entrance from the
rhartfrs affies % the Jail Nlll be
through the big deer 20 which only
the iaiIer has keys
At present a private stairway
leads from cudihees private office
70 the satl
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CHICAGO. April sa Wheat - i-2
Go fsazs
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/ Have sfTivsd With a cSfiosd u
horses weighing from 800 to / 60
pounds, single OF In pairs. a2gi \.
FIRST avenue barn ~ rear.
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y. u. oagood Of the Seattle a hru.
tou Railway Company while he Whh
repairing electric wires III the haise
The theft occurred two DAYS aHn.
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DoT4 aA u keystone add. Kirkland
any like value tt0e. J q Love. so
Pike
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FiveBargains
for Friday
in Mems
Goods

A. 35e n garment Aen'a &c Raj.
bnERan UudeFahlrts ana Draw.
ere. worth l1c.
Al Soc garment Mems Lazht mn.
and FieHh Color Ealhtigzen In.
defwenr. worth iic.
At 2Se each Mems Pour IN. fIand
Ties. black with vertical stripes
or red. blue % white. real value
l0e
At Zoe each Men's White Hem.
stitched handkerchief. regular
lbc value.
At soc each Mems Bedford Cord
NeRliKes shirtt. new pattern.
and fnat coiorH.
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Te Cure = Cold In One Day,
Take Laxative. lruma QuiHinf
Tablets This signature
<Ns "a on every box. ste
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AuTfrE ~ FTuek HOLDERS
kas5aH q hsfpta sfesn tat fhs rrssttar an
nasi aafstins = St. Atsafasss ~ a. Geo
s4litstef NsHtfG rafsIsaas Hin - fsid
a ths ci1sae x tfs fasnpanr faafa 80
fssfe~ hsailalhs asaftfs. WeskiHEfas. %,
AanSsg, Aptfi -. issE st fhs hapf -
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tte susuine fFzfs ana saHk afnsf e4sif lsss
nal freEasftT rgfua aaaf1fF u.
flnuta HEsHt LNuu
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CEMENT SIDEWALKS TODAY
Commencing the Third Chapter of Improve
ments at Pettit's University Addition

viii hH at work To-
dayaafkun 81 Peuts Uni.
u q ~ walks All
= half aud nts=fu9t park either sila
finished the
Ana you've tsen reading the
e. r. mtrrview AZ,
president 81 Seattle H Company tells n Inn
predicted WOULD and avadl THERE as many pgt-
"a would th0 paffhAHe
prizes them ssl g SO euss s0Niofooi lot with an thgs
improvements n and raid for terms NutnrfoVc1
lots the siFe tfafn 80 q tEa Il there sny ssns. thsn IN
galfnpaNcd the woods from
hann advantage distant from school rftses vim ire AT -
the inaHesnent N 40 mig Aettita University Abolition
the market TAKE University Fftieih street and
waA block west a. tbs property 4 representative On Tue
Efegnd day
PETIT & SON
Real Estate Dealers Entrance to the Arcade
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Cuisines. cnaness

ACME The Printer. 7it Spring 81.
bet. zni aud sri Phones Sunset
Black sgaz iudep.. 4 1911.
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High Priced
Pianos

In demand. We have sold four 90
magnificent Grand Pianos In the
past ten days. Two Of these were
Chickering's, one Kimball and one
Pease. In addition 70 these many
costly upright pianos have been dis.
posed Of lately and Of course quite
a number at popular prices AZ we
carry by far the largest and best
assorted stock IN the Northwest. IN
tending nurchasers find II an easy
matter TO select an instrument 10
salt their purpose and poeketbook.
You will find our prices right and
terms easy.
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rHN HTAn EranlsTrnss, firrs. ~ Jssss-
- sFrssf esn farnist ths hesf hsir ~
ths e4fy Pr qutcN service piSsrs Aatn
szs fnaspenssni VISA Mss o. A. wells
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Il is REALLY appetisiue to "a dos
in first clasa cafe. where there's q
IA good variety ~ dishes in Hels
from where the service r. what =
should be. aud who're the surround
inEH are pleasant You VIII nm
every thing correct at the Rainier
NfHnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

CHOICE ~f.tsft'TtpNE-
fkqa-A new cottage with three
RESINS PANTRY and hall. Two
large lots all cultivated. partly In
fruit fenced with picket fence and
aHlY three minutes walk frufn car.
tzaa F1vs.ream house. new and COM
faefs nice los all fenced. with
picket fence. handy - car with eE-
eeiisnt service.
81 So An exceedingly fine ranch Of
len acres al cleared and cultivated,
Crop nearly all ia. Ffve-ruom
house. barn. henhcuse and park
and other nutbniidinEs. asa ftuit
trees. 4 acre Strawberries excel.
lent roN'. hsifefs. 20 hens and
farm tools with the place Terms
on part We have other places Inn
proved and uuifnpruyed which arr
fine buys Gcfue ia and see IA II
you wish 80 buy.
ADAMS a NICHOLS.
81 Washington Building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

FIVE ACRES, good, level land. Z
miles by good wagon road from
Seattle posiofiice, few minutes
walk from street car line. sur
rounded BY nice improved places.
owner needs MONEY. price fur a
few days. 1900
ROBERT MAf.TBY. ai0 n. Y. Rik.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

Rauha Inu. eofnef Fifth and fihe
Saturday APRIL 60 Admission. gen
tlument aoe. ladiea sae. iurludiuf
muHkera,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

No flies Ia your home with my win.
dos and door screens. tif Nadi.
aau Phones sunset. Main iife.
Iaas pendent. " ioa7. Randall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-23

and beautiful ia n pure. vegeta BILE
compound. on trial II will be found
q perfect Massage Cream. All stores
0I Stone, Fisher Il Lane.