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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-06-03
Miss Rose Peterson, Secretary Pafk,.
dale Tennis Club Chicago, from experi-
ence advises all young girls who have pains
and sickness peculiar to their@ Fx, to rely OF
lydia E. Pinlzhan1's Vegetable Compound.

beautiful girls develop sess and hopeies
No exempt from physical weakness and
pain budding into womsnhood should be
guided physically as well as morally. -
you any young lady who is sick and
advice write to Mrs Pinkham ct Lynn Yho
eouaed not hesitate about stating detail
like to talk about and which are essentia
a fullu understanding of the case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27
After Six

Calling Cards. b. package
sabbath Library. in pamphlet
form. after aiks g Tor sc.
80 boxes sse Stationery. after
sin. lie.
Back numbers Ladies' Home
Journal Munrey. ATg,sy and
Vogue. after six. At Be-,
fiudsafa Nickel. Plated Safety
Pins very beet quality. sizes 2.
~ and J. dozen on paper. sold
everywhere for b per paper. sale
pfIee after six. choice. &C. paper.
Quantity limited a. customers.
Extra Heavy Tubular shoe i.arer.
lengths. always raid az g. per
pair. after rix. choice. IL per pair.
so-inch Tape Measures, metal
TIPPED ends Viii not stretch. rsEu-
lar value lee each. after sit. lc
each.
Pine Teeth causbs. very bcs,
quality and nnish. regular price isc
each. after siz. eniy TIC each.
Ladies' oxford Ties. patent tip,
medium saies. eenfave heels. fnre
fruat. value q 70 fof ssc
Mems Felt slippers. felt soier.
value ite. Tor see.
Saturday evenings grand special
on neN House Wrapper. soTth
ti4s Persian pattern and stripes
all cciors braid and fuffie trim
med. dep feunee. aftrr six. only
sse.
A lot q Mena SIX rieeced TN
deanhirta which have sold Ht 81 70.
now 10 Close out each. hsc.
Nan's So Susfipuderh. after sir.
a pair. ise.
Wainen.s ttstnndnrf Hack t.isle
Hoar. lace bssas. Elegant designs.
high urilesf heel. double sole. ven
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27
Tomorrow Evening Our Usual After Six
Sale VIII Gerry These Bargains

beet tae quality. after ak. . pairs
81 90.
Women's Swiss Ribbed IAsie
Vests. low neck, sleeveless. lace
trimmed. pink. blue Or white reg
nlar sc quality, after Fix. zsc.
Black aud Coiarsd Mercefized
T'ettienniR. rufae and corded
nOunee. regular price ti.b9. for NC.
Cotton and f1anneiette Waists In
an sizes. after ala. &c.
WriRht's Rose and Cucumber Jel-
~. regularly &c. after rix -.
Lyons Tooth Powder. regular
price ebc. after sir lie.
Last sale of JerFeua Fine Toilet
soaps. three kinds a. choose fren
honey. KiYeerins and oatmeal
regularly zpo boz. after six. g..
Mems Yacht Caps. regular ssc
Kind. after s1K. %.
Mems Golf Caps. regularly fbc.
after cir. b9c.
Glass Lemon sqaeesefs. after
str 2e each.
No. : Pearl TOP ChimusyH, after
ak. e each. only , TO a buyer.
co Tall Glass fAmts. complete
after six, Use each.
Honey pee Tobacco. regular val
ue 81, special. after Eis. I packages
for Ice.
Polka Dot eAtiuE. six face. In
spring eoiofs, Soc quality, AZ nc.
fo.lheh AH=Wvei Fine Back Jae-
guard Dress Goods. 7tc quality, AZ
go.
ae-innh Past Black Pvrcaiine Lin
Ing. IL auaiiiS, at loo
rhiidrenfs white Dresses, sizes
months and one year. round yoke
q embroidery aud fine tucks end
trimmed with Point d. Paris lace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27

regular value lilo: special ai's'
siH, zoe.
Wamen.s Muslin Gosxas. ma<l
Mother Hubbard style. tucked ya<'
aud trifafued around neck AM
sleever. regular value &C. speeix
after ak. &c.
e.htiarsn,s Ftanpelatte r,,.u.
eatarn ulak and blue. slxe~ tsa.,
reg,ilar valas 70. ssectai 90.
al. Ia
-, a.. -. -
49, ts,a.ss.., anu
- at.sl,,.... stt.. flsens
- -. ~ - a. an - tz.e
-. a.. ai'1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27
FACAN AND cox
ARRESTED AcAiN

Herbert Cox and James Pagan
we're hoossd nj the police station
this morning on charge of grand
larceny Cos was yesterday cleared
BY Justice OF the Peace usarFe ~ a
charge q burglary. patfeimen Cam
ston and Holland. who arrested the
men on the grand larceny charge,
procured the warrants yesterday af-
ter Goa had been discharged. Pagan
has been In the city Jail fof several
days. lie WAS first arrested ON a
charge q cafryina concealed weap-
unN.
II Il alleged that the men stole sew
eral eaHua u boots FROM Northern
Pacific plss and sold them "a n
pruximan. The plumber was found
In pFuaimann store Tuesday ana he
MAS arrested for buying stolen pfep-
af4N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27

The FIRST arrest directly resulting
from the street car strike today Was
made SOON after noon BY Patrelman
i.ookvF. near the eorneF % Second
avenue aud Pike street. Tom Leon
ard. man well known a. the po-
llcr aud an outsider, was taken tnto
custody for dirordrrly conduct The
chafxw against him has been lett
opea al the staten and there h q
possibility that he may be charged
with incltsng a riot Leonard II In
no way connected with the street
car mems union.
The trouble occufrvd just after q
ballard car had BEEN sent out from
the ear barns At Firth avenue and
Pine street IN charge Of n.n-union
crew. The car Was speeding down
Pike street when az Third avenue
one 81 the crowd 81 tdlefn turned
the switch and the ear was sent
down THIRD avenue instead OF down
fike street.
The non union moterman with dif-
sfeuity backed the ear 20 fike street
land again started toward First aN-
enue. At Second avenue switch
was turned and the car sent down
that street.
At First avenue tho car made the
Vrfect turn. but Leonard. who was
= the crowd. jumped forward and
nllei the trolley frum It's place The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27
TON LEONARD ARRESTED
FOR MALICIOUS ACTIONS

car was brought to a stop and the
conductor. amid the Jcefs Of the
crowd. adjusted 4.
when the ear had again started
up at good rate af speed Leonard
Jumped on The ear grabbed the troll.
ley rope from the candactor's hand
and again pulled the trolley from
the wifv. The ear came 10 a step.
LAY this time the police had come
To the fescu. Of the car aud it.
crew. Leonard WAS arrested ey
patrolnRn Locker and sent a. the
police station. The union mrn who
we're Ia the crowd called Go Leonard
several times and told him 20 leave
the trolley rope alone. hut he did
rot heed them,
Police Sergeant Powers. who was
Ia charge Of the patrol squad this
morning. speaks IN the highest
terms OF the way In which the unten
men have conducted themselves. In
the affair ON First avenue this
morning he says that the union men
ais all that they ceuid 60 preserve
order and when the car waa
wrecked V was the union men who
fiSed Il W and put In a new fuse.
The union men first made the In
kpectoF In charge Of tho car promise
that the ear wouid be takeu hark
20 the barn. Then they pat In new
fuse. a sob that the man In charge
81 the car could not do
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a-RoOM house and nifniture. with pantry
isrGe oiraet and basement 3ata Wsstsfl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27

The cars corning IN frem the sub
urbs usually carry full load Of
passengers THIS IS particularly true
Of the Green Lake ears. The ears
through the main part OF the city
ofen run nearly empty. A car which
ran out 10 ballard shortly after
neon Was In charge OF Aotorfnan
Iioufsette. The union men ifnine-
diatsiy teisphonet the fact to Hour-
gettess brother. who owus AMI runs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27
GETTING MEN
IN PORTLAND

PORTLAND. Or. March 81
Eight men returned this morn
ing FROM Tacoma. where they
went e. take the places " ntfik.
tnE ear mem They say the
uniun men for both seattle and
Tacoma. PRESIDENT Green OF
the Taeama Electrical Workers
wires herg that the interuthan
rnad u unfair ana asking the
Portland union To keep men
away,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27

ieoa First ave. corner Seneca
me funuf southwest corner outside rooms
- feet square ttVo stoo So 40 rss
NVfk Electric iiahts porcelain bsth.
Special fatss To families and single ren.
tffmsu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27
JAMES STREET
CARS RUNNING

The flrat James street cable car 10
run since the street car strike was
declared, made its nrst trip Soon at.
ter noon today. Superintendent
kefnfst~r Of the Electric company
personally conducted the car over its
ftrnt trttA which was marked by no
Demonstration. The palice depart.
msuf had been notified that the car
Was 20 be run. and squad q ON
cars under sefEt. Powers was sent
10 the fcet % Jafnrs street 10 pre-.
serve order. should any trouble artHe
The ear came down the hill and
after taking on a few passengers
started back Trips we're made AZ
regular iutervafn during the after.
ufssu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27
CHARGED
WITH RAPE

Ray Henry, young man under "a
years ~ age. was arrested this At :
tefaeou upon charge 81 FApes al
Legged 90 have becn committed upon
a child years old. named Helen
Niiss. living az York station. Com.
ptains was sworn 10 In Justice Cam :
court this morning and Deputy sher-
IN Arrn sarved the warrant The
little sifl - the daughter u Aisx-
andsr Miiss. a Wsii-kn9Sn resident
Of York Station
Henry j. a driver for the stetaon-
Peat Mill Company. Ths account Of
the affair says thRt he was driving
through the woods near York when
he met his victim and her little sla-
ter. and assaulted the former.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27
STRIKE BREAKERS ARE
BACK FROM TACOMA

trio Company IL hunting ali over the
city for met that have be~n In its
service and have been discharged
for auy r~asan. and Offering them
positions. Men Who we're discharged
for Inconsistency. inattentisn 20 da-
~, insnisncs 70 nupertorx OF the pub
Ne. and even for dishonesty. the UNI
ION men ciaius. are offered places al
high wages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27
BALLARD MAN HELPED
MOB HIS BROTHER

the latter answered that he would
pull him off or ktil him"
when the car ran into Ballard ut
tie notice was TAKEN ~ a. but when
Il came hack a reception COMMITTEES
was ready. witch h said 20 have In
eiuded boufsette of the Motor bari
The car Was run rapidly down the
street and was greeted by the crowd
assehlsd by funiiade q esss- No
serious attempt was made 20 step
II and came through with flying col
orr especially egE caioFs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27
AWARDED Al,monv

Marion Van Horn. who Ia suing
her husband. Il ~ Van ttum fuf
divorce. was awarded tas a month
temporary aiifnony $50 suit money
aud tl0a for attorney fees, BY MI
parior Judge Morris, this morning,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27
KAISERIN
INJURED

BERLIN. March Il, The kalherln
was Injured while cut riding today
In the fnfeHt Of GrunrWald She
was accompanied b, the kaiser and
Prince Adeibeft, Her harHe ahied
throwing her Ia the ground. she
sustained an injury 60 the riHht arm
ana side. khe was carried 10 the
hunting lodge and medical aid sum.
moned The full extent OF her IN
lurles has not been given out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27

WASHINGTON, March ss=lt Il
ofiicinHy admitted to-day that t'fes-
fdcut lirnseN welt restntiy. Through tht
state DEPARTMENT. promised cuba
that Il the Cuban canefVne should
ratily the reciprocity treaty without
amendment he would cat the United
States gonafes= IN extra sension prior
e. the regular meeting Ia orsisi 10
utakr a complete aud effective tati-
uCatlnn.
This morning SECRETARY HAY ~
ceivsd a eahle gram fFom Minister
slulefs % the cheet that there Is .
strung probability that the cuban
congress VII sock TO amend the
treaty. nas replied that n such
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27
In Small
Instruments

We represent the famous Martha.
Curtis Hnd Washbura Guitars anu
handoitns. Stewart, curtis and Par
isud ltsnios Stella Music Boxes ana
Columbia Photographs. ne most
pftfert talking nashiur made. Rec
of1s frun soc 20 a. Ia sfollna ae
have a me assortment ranging from
- 10 $50 regular stock. Have just
rfcsifed special shipment Of fAre
90 victims for from $50 10 $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27

TIE unfou men claim 20 have tnfor-
nation from Tacoma that less than
half the regular quota q cars are
running today. Early In the week
neaFiy ali the cars we're running
there. Five q the seattle men re-
turssed frorn that city today. giving
up ~ cents an hour and board and
foorn 10 Join the home union
Its claimed that the Seattle Flee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27
LAST EDITION
CUBAN TREATY MAY
VOW Be DEFEATED
oAelEeRAM FROM MINISTER souRus CONFIRMS rHE FORE
CAST YESTERDAY

was done n would invalldate tbs
convention, The state department
believes that strong forcien initu
encc is at work In Havana against
treaty ratification. II cuba acts IA
NoiahlN President ltnoaaNelt vii
probably nx the Second week In Ne
Nembsr a. the time for eHlliink q
src,sial seNniou.
HAVANA, March fla vote 81
the reciprocity treaty VIII be takeH
Al u'elock TIM. afternoon, II N al
MOST ieftain that congress viii adonl
the amendments, thus defatins all
efforts 81 President Palma, Minister
squires and commercial intefests
renr~sentins ti0o,voo. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27

VICTORIA, u. C.. March E7s--he
miners Of Fernis held a nesting yes
tss4ay at which thirty Ave voted 10
Ks to work and Ia 10 stay out The
men feel that their interests have
been sacrificed for those o. Michel
and Moris>y. A. tnen at these points
have practically SOD what they asked
for. Foreigners Al Fcrnic say they
were satisfied at the time they we're
ordered out on strike and cannot
agree 70 a cut Of ave cents ton as
proposed.
sholdlssssh-q shrtilu emfwyp ttoin
The socialists ARE also said 10 be
active In advising tina fnsn 20 stand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27
MANra A RncrlvrR

T. g. Allison fii@d a petition Ia IN,
superior coutt this morning ashinf
that the Pacific Coast Fixture a
Electrical company be declared In,
solvent, aud receiver appointed
The petitioner IL creditor 81 the
concern, lie states that the liahii.
tiles of the company afe tseoo ant
the assets 1850.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27
WOULD BUY WATER

u u. spencer yesterday filed with
the council CLERK an application for
the privilege Of estabiishins = water
works system IN Helihan'a new adj
ditlan % the city. lie proposes 10
contract with the city for Cedar
river "a alter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27
WANTS Ble DAMAGES

Albert Towie. a shinEie sawyer. is
suing tha etimson MIL company fuf
$40 eae aan1axrn The suit n ca
trial in Judge gfiffin'a department
81 the superior court. today The
plaintiff eialsaH GO have had his right
arm permanently injured while OPP
sratinA an alleged defective i0shioah
machine for the defendant com pany
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27
rurrual1y rlLss BOND

William tetturiy. convicted OF
rape, iiied AN appeal bond Ia the SIT
perior eauft this morning, aud u II
thought be VIII be released from Gus
tedy pending anal disposition " his
case this evening The bond N fuf
$1,000. and w signed by Maggie Win
per, Joe craig and Catherine Tay-
lot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27
no ,AINr arnIotlalv N,

Edgar e. HaiHe, clerk ~ Fupefiss
Judge Morris court in confined %
hlH home by "a serious illness. Ills
work ia the courtroom IL being At.
tended 10 by chief Deputy County
CLERK f'tlmptoE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27
may wase sptllro our

Edward Linden and hts wife are
suing the city Tor $4,000 damages
n the superior court to-day Tor In
5urien said 10 have been sustained
"a the lfant street bridge, last
April The plaintiffs claim 90 have
been driving on the bridge and 10
have had their carriage overturned
BY huge boulder Tying IN the street.
Nra Linden vas uaitifuiit injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27
LEAVES HOSPITAL

fourth story balcony yesterday
morning IA an attempt 10 commit
suicide, WAS removed from the Way
side Ailnaion hospital yesterday az
tefnoun, She IL nav AZ her raom
in the spaiding house, II n stated
that hef Injuries were slight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27

Tony oiilardl. charged with assault
with intent to commit murder, Il on
trial IN the superior court. THIS az
tsfnoon. uillardi IL said to have
shot aud wounded a man named
tsfoaa. Jan 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27
FOR NEW THEATER

Aiessandfa fantAEea yesterday
flied with the beard Of public works
an application tot a permit to re-
model the building at 1895 Second
avenue. Mr.. fsntakea proposes 60
III up the building a. family the
atgT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27
INTER- COLLEGIATE
DEBATE

The third annual Interstate de-
bate bstween representatives Of ths
state universities % Washington
and Idaho all be held tonight In
Denny hall Thr subject far debate
u the timely one q compulsory ar.
bttration In the tso previous estn-
tests each Institution has won a Vie
tory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27
HMZR

Coroner Iioye vas notified this ~.
tefnean that the body II an unknown
man had been washed up en the
banks 81 the puwamiHh river. near
the facrtfark Of the kins County
Fair association. south Of the city
Coroner Hoye went out To- set the
body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27
SUITS AND SKIRTS BE-,
LOW VALUE
Soms Esirs Good Barasin. a.
Saturday

one Style Suit Of Pine fsroaaels,.
In blue or black. blouse. peoln,.
and position, back cord ~.
trimmed. elk lined. the sklr, y.
panel front. balances solid 80
tuebn from waist 20 l..sss-.
lined. these will be sold On -
urday nj ..ss...s.s.s.#s4 tl16|
Etamine suits. IN blue or kl.s.
blouse with silk edged cnpe. An.
bh stole front 81 silk edged xlfa
silk cord. bishop sleeves. al III.
lined. the skirt IL aiik ana brsls
trimmed 10 match blouse WI
be sold Saturday At. .tzo0o
We viii offer our 40 Golf ana
GheYiot Walking Skirt. Ia gray
oxford and blue mixtures. nlaiA
lined, welt scanned and stitched
bottom. full flare. Saturday Il
ssss4t. stfffss.s sfssss.ss.ss.p x.50
SO 90 Pedsatrfenne skirts, made "A
fine Invisible check eaessmefs
full fiared. lao seams. three Dor
en- self-eoyered buttons used a.
EeaIns at bottom. also stitch
trimmed. come IN navy and
black: TO be sold saturday al
sss.+s.ssssss.s .tJ.1o
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Fer sa.s-nssi Estate
SAVE "1N' rwsoY Lrrr

sAvE REN1.
oET a HOME,
OF ruur own IN a iooanty shere Yaa have
sod surroundings and the assurances
cr MAKING wunsf on fnur Investment
That piacs 70 uaiaisr teach on the Rem
100 I've waaeinsi"s Hsnarsas q
families are napfing 70 end huiiiing
wsfs - sy ,s ,srs' !, se.tes, is' s
g. month. Homes huit also. Location
l. hieh and healthy hshius. boating.
plenty WOOD and water nice neiEhbors.
siss~ail. 80. Fysrseas who ilsss a.
Rainier bsarh f. haprf. Take ears on
wsnhlnstan street fars 20 riaes ior one
aolinr See AR Weed. agent. At urice
A. nainief ucneh. % G X. ssartevanl
owHer $40 hosien block.
1900 -5-room house on 2ith street.
high and slightly.
&le00--e-foom house ON 23d St so.
fine location, near car.
sf7h --S0xi0o on 2gd Il. so. street
work all paid.
Lots on Queen Anne hill, seas. s275.
$500, near car.
5000 a-room. new cottage; Madison
car. your terms.
TNYLpB-cook CO. fTs-S0 Arcade.
- 900 Thls is one 81 me choicest buys in
the rtV Three ncrcs on nencon hill he
tween twa car liues In Eussi iarati0n for
|. platiinE. g VIII make an Ideal home
all fenced IN and mostly cleared eord O.
rtalin house and other out .huiliinas. nura
living winter the year through excellent
nelrhhafa- Pine view 81 lake and noun
ADAMS a NICHOLS.
i4it Second Avenue, Room ara
WHY ray $500 for sao-fesst lots when w.
can eaii you one acre for sldo 20 ssaa
near the rChnuihoure and car Hnn a.
Columbia easy terms. call ana Has qtrt.
tsurrcn : Arneu. p Howell block. cor
ner First and Columbia
CHEAP lots a. tsa W. q, sfii,man -,,,
enh u minutes ride on old Hsutah caf
down. &c monthly Come TODAY. iarss
warm since on grounds.
A. q. HELLAN co.
For naieah houses and lots In the varioas
paris of city, tnfurniahrd house, ana
RATS for rent. ANY number Or t..t.,t,,s
houses. Furniture Tor sale Aeris ~
House Numbers
iaNAMft4 ainnhnun. ni5ai6id' es@Si ,s,e,ss
2io Nesier
ror Rent-F furnished Rooms
HOTEL snNEoA,
1908 first ave. corner Seneca
The sunny southwest cnrnert outside r.,,te.
- feet square ttOo $500 81 40 rsf
Nrrk Electric lights porcelain AZ.
Special rates ta families and single ren.
titmen.
GRAND PACIFIC HoTrt. INA r,s., -
nue. house nswlf furnishedi ali modem
prices medsreis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27
SATURDAY. Grocery Prices

breakfast Cheese. each ..s.....stc
Salad. per pound ift.st.s.s.ss.l Zoe
TnmaieR, two for tss+ss.sss... z5e
Saratoga Chips. poundh for zbe
A fancy bottle Of stuffed olives.
per bofNH t4sfsfsssstsfts lvf
Oysters. pct can sss.sss.fs.s... &c
Canned saiInon. per can ....s.sse
Pork and Beans. per rau ss..s.tsc
Magic Yeast. per package ..... &c
Fresh Rolled oats. per sack Of :
pounds sssssrfss#fs ts..s $50 s ant
For Saturday Cooper = LesyH
Tobacco. very large back.
order just arriving, we win sell
i-pound canintcfH NJ, per can.
assfs-s #5Hst f.sa= fHssssss ssfA
Pipes. Cob Pipes, each .tss4....zc
For Saturday Cuban blossom
Cigars. regular value Ills pei
box of co. Saturday sold at .ybe
In Iteina Cigars. Go IN box. at. per
boz sssstsss-tss.| 80 fssstsss'' sstAe
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A. Ranke hail. Pike street. Wed
nsnday eve, April list. Admission
mhakcrs. sbc. 49,.
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$l37
10 $1,000

All warranted foe fse years and
kept In tune far one year. and are
worth from $50 10 80 more than
other pianos selling at SIMILAR prices
shah he pleased to have you step IN
and lock them over our terms afs
very easy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27
COAL MINERS WILL
CONTINUE STRIKE

active interest In voting. preferrtns
To leave u Il their executive. The
coal company has given the miners
until tonight 10 return to w1rk.
when. falling 70 do 20. Il VII import
Ia torers
The Cancellation committee In
formed the miners that Il evidences
VAS taken by them and printed u
would cause public sentiment 10 be
against them and with the coal CON-
pany.
spectacien and eye glasses repair.
ed. Colonial
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Got shaved At shrswsbary's. ~
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GRAND JURY

The superior court grand jury is
In session today but haa done little
- far. II 10 expected that the %
Indictments voted during the past
two weeks WIN b. returned late this
afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27

Fresh Ranch Eggs. pr dor. -. isc
Fresh Creamery Butter. 2 pounds
Tor ffsffftsstsft fatttff fsHs.sf Hf'
whole wheat Flour, IN i0spound
sacks, per sack ,sss .t.s s.f..z2e
Fancy japan itiee. per pound &c
Tapioca. per pound s.sss..s.t. &c
hago, per pound .....sstssss..t 20
breakfast Food per package PC
fuii Cream Cheese per pound ipc
Absolutely pure baking Powder.
per pound ssss4s.fssstss - .s2bc
Dried tiRa, very fine, found F., 70
Come IN anu see our Doiiuatea-
sen Department
Weinnrwurst Der pound 900. i2c
Liver Sausage. per pound ....si2e
BOLOGNA. per pound ss.......si0c
Minced Ham, Per pound ......4z zoe
ftotied liam. per pound .s....s2sr
Roast Pork. Veal Mutton ana
Beef per pound ,.ssst..s.+. toe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27

A. Ranks hs.ii. fsiss street. Wed
nesday eve. April lat Admisstnn
masksfa 9Be. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27

DR. Client has removed his offices
to Marion building. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-27

nuy the beet range on earth-Ths
Jewel Thompson Furniture Co.
ttzT-ifle First avenue. .ss