Dara Devils, The Original Zeb and tically assured, then, with trains, r Zarrow Trio. steamships and machine shops driven . by electricity drawn from the air, with- '. Carpets and Company out the use of fuel, the only remaining ' I The Baker Theater will i present "Miss Hobbs," at the Seattle requitement seems to be a trackless • Maybe Theater for its next change of bill, railway, and this is likely to be secured . I furniture i air-ships. the first performance being given at in the successful operation of ; The and labor trust are • + selling on a dry goods «> you gave this article a thought. the Sunday matinee. meat trust never about the only great problems yet to • basis. Everythingfor j» ice and is mighty convenient • • • Saves If there is one thing more than be solved. The first can be beaten by '. the house cheaper j| another that the theatre goers want becoming vegetarians, but we give It | j. than you can buy at f |irt C4*comedy. also up as to the latter. ; any other store. It both of these qual- j; seek novelties and will you to shop ities are found in "Miss Hobbs." The pay j; I excluefve Vutfne °s. ! here. comedy have never been seen in this Hf11.1/LAIAYFVFRSfIILTLIUULUF You can rply on our . city end it will prove an intellectual Ak *c^ method of fitting. • t, '). Thousands testify to \u25a0 treat. It is a play which everyone Hk-*^*^'-> I I II C«. ' will enjoy for it does not rely upon !ml^liiEy*lThe E»ersole Optical 'W-ecoiid Aye., Seattle ,:; DALTON CARPET CO. j; slapstick comedy or knockabout farce V-iK--"h'HT''\lQs^Ju-i}- ~ Sew YorkBuilding: '.', Aye. to win applause, but, instead, the Cor. First and Spring Street ','. laughter is forced from and by its witty dialogue. The situations are Printing' not stale and the story is modern in We are better equipped for turning out satisfactory printing at satisfactory prices DENNY CORYELL CO. everything. than any other office in Seattle, and we do it STYLISH STATIONERY Publishing Co ARTISTIC PRINTING Acme BLANK BOOKS \u25a0•hones: Red 1971. Ind- 1306. 214 Columbia St. 716 FIRST AVENUE Founders and Machinists J- M. I RINK, Prop and Supt llttClv ILWtO loan on dia- Standard Furniture Co. MMVIV JWrnonds, watches Washington Iron Works and all kinds of Jewelry and valuables L. Schoenfeld & Sons John 1031 Works, Grant St. Bridge, Seattle Pbone Main 94 Phone Wl2-1018 First Avenue 517 Second Avenue. TACOMA SEATTLE WHATCOM Leading Clothiers of The Northwest. Finest Suits, the finest Hats, Aye. 800-2 First the finest Skirts, PERSONAL. \u25a0will hold Its first practice next Tues- day evening in the room occupied by Newcastle, J, Spring' Millinery Mrs. S. A. Franklin, of John Willie as a boot black parlor. Redelsheimer & Go. doing business in the city last Open AprilFirst was Pretty nearly every paper in the for Business About Waists and Silk Peticoats in the North- Tuesday. city has made extra efforts to put on west at the Gustave B. Aldridge, one of the ar- Mr. a presentable appearance on Gas Fitters and Plumbers SI. I) Pease Suit and Millinery House Tacoma's leading attorneys, was do- rival of the President and the readers 21(5 Cherry Street. Tuesday. 1306 Second Aye. Arcade. ing business in Seattle last of The Seattle Republican need not :--^s^M KBi Mr. Orrin Stallsworth has returned feel ashamed of its appearance. Supply Seattle Piping and Co. A. L. Hrown to the Puget Sound after a most ex- Mr. and Mrs. John H. Ryan, who R. M. Kinnear Phone Main 823 tended trip through the South and have lived for many years in Spo- Supplies Gas Fixtures and Welsbach KINNEAR & BROWN East. kane, rented their home and Phone Main 1299 have Investment Brokers A change has taken place among have decided to make Seattle their Estate Mln'ug the employees of the U. S. postoffice. place of abode. Mr. Ryan contem- Pressing go. Real and Charles Sims succeeds John Robin- plates publishing a weekly newspaper Seattle Clothes 205 Cherry St. Seattle, Wash. son as janitor. in Seattle. Ladles' and tents' clothing money repaired. pure ivoou:\ goods Mr. Samuel Thorn sails with the If you want to borrow any cleaned, dyed and De Soto mining outfit for Nome next on your diamonds, jewelry or watches We call for and deliver promptly. your Aye. Friday and will be away until next at low rates, don't hunt up Third Woolen Mill Store, 1117 First Phone Red 4484. 1007 Avenu* We Wash, and October or "friends." Go to the American Watch Pick, Card, Spin November. Weave Wool into Blankets, Flan- and Jewelry Co., 908 First Aye., pri- Mrs. Shelton has returned from best nels and Cloths, and know it is offices, business strictly con- SMITH 1/ I I Of the latest and Kansas City and for the next few vate and ADELAIDE nrlnl/n makes. Photograph sup- Pure. If Pll™. Washington Den- found at the residence fidential. * * * Walter Sanford Co. at Third Avenue ft I I HK\ SEATTLE WOOLEN CO. months will be Theatre. IVIiUGmO tal Co.. Seattle. Wash. of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Tutt. The bazaar given by the Womens Home Mission Society was largely "My Jack." r Walker Portrait and Phones Black 8022. Ind. A 1911 Mrs. E. J. Anderson, who has been Picture Co, 1424 Third attended and a nice realized. "Walter Satiford's Company of Lrnmnn confined to her home for the past sum was rIHIIIrV »ye- Frames made to loudly encored, also Players," that opened an eight week's UU «"'t you. Agts wanted. days attack ner- Mrs. Taylor was I U! 11 ten from a severe of Thea- convalescing. Lida Clark. Much credit is due Mes- engagement at the Third Avenue vou.s prostration, is \u25a0 I I | Whteler ft Wll- Agne dames Wm. Wilson, Fanny Moore, J. tre !ast Sunday night, could be dele- »on and Domes Mr. Frank L. Wilson, accompanied llflnnmnnn H Haneen, H. Ritter and Mrs. Wilbur for the gated as "Great, "incomparable," etc., VMill llP\ «c- Printer" his brother Charles Wilson, left lllQb GO 215 Columbia. "The by success. to describe the excellence of the per- Phone Blk 1621. Tuesday morning for an extended vis- of Gold," 214 Spring Street Seattle, Wash The management of the Seattle formance of "The Power it with their parents at Salida, Colo. given last time Republican hopes to give to his read- which will be for the K. W. BUTLiEIt Rev. J. Gordon McPherson was Saturday night. Mr. Sanford's Com- ers in the future even a better paper Contractor and Builder granted divorce from his wife last pany here unheralded, but during Diamond lee a than in the past and that is saying came Saturday in our superior court. He the short space of their first week Allwork guaranteed ami nil Leaves no slime in the refrig- a good deal. There is no doubt but up erator, itis from represented by Mr. Lawrence they have become universal favorites contracts lived to. because made was that a good word from you among the distilled artesian water- Sledge. with the theatre goers of Seattle, and Eighth Aye business men would be like good seed Phone Buff 1267 2022 of at every performance on the appear- TEL PIKE 159 Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Shaffreth, dropped in fertile soil—yield a bounti- of the players they are each Snohomish, were visitors to Seattle —why not drop it, as it ance ful harvest greeted with rounds of hearty ap- D. B. SPELLMAN for a few days this week. Mr. Shaff- cost you nothing. reth is one of the many prosperous plause. Practical Plumber and Oasfltter. Mount Zion Baptist Church, Rev. Sanford Company" offer The Short Line Afro-Americans of the Northwest. "The will Sanitary Plumbing a Specialty. J. Gordon McPherson, pastor. Sab- for their second week the powerful The Smith Cornet Band Association 212 Street bath school, 12.30; A. R. Black, Supt. play, "My .lack," in the opinion of Columbia Chicago completed its organization and To has Memorial services in honor of the many critics the best drama that has nation's heroic dead at 7.45 o'clock. ever been sent us from England. The Many prominent speakers will take play will be presented with none com- and East of MORAN BROS. GO. part in the exercises. This will be plete scenes, several which are ex- Manufacture and Ssll IS THE patriotic meeting the greatest ever ceptionally beautiful, among them be- LUMBER held in this city under the auspices ing ihe Old Mill House, the Deck of For All Purposes The "Villa" of the colored people. the British Iron Clad "Sea Gull," The Line SEATTLE WASH. North-western There was organized Thursday ev- British Encampment in the Soudan ening, May 14th, 1903, at the office of and the Sun Scorched African desert. AllTrough Trains from North Pacific A. R. Black, in the Pacific Block, an IT ONLY TAKES Coast connect with Trains of this Line association to be known as the Afro- The early cucumber more than fills A FIVER cramped Lawn American Investment Co. of Washing- a long-felt want when it is and a little sugar each week IN UNION DEPOT, ST PAUL. ton, which will be in the near future for space. to buy a Yaleor Wolf-Amer- ican Bicycle of merged into a corporation to conduct SPINNING THE... Mower a mercantile and real estate business. The woman behind the washboard Tho following named persons is often superior to the one in front NORTH-WESTERN LIMITED were I. President, of the piano. K. next Opposite Bismarck Cafe With iron drive-wheel, 3 blade cyl- elected officers: A. R. IS THE Black; Hayes; inder, securely incased gears, vice-president, Geo. A. FINEST TRAIN noiseless ratchet, 14 inch cutting secretary, John W. L. Fort; Assist- If a man is able to collect his FRANK'S BARBER SHOP secretary, F. T. ANDERSON, Prop. ENTERING CHICAGO. surface, fully guaranteed ant Steve Glass; treasurer, thoughts he can pull through without John F. Cragwell. borrowing trouble. Expert Hair Cutting and Shaving ONE WEEK AT Corner I'oh) and Madison Streets F. W PARKER, Gen. Agt. AMUSEMENTS. Ifa girl wants to get rid of an unde- 151 Tesler Way Seattle "Zig 2ag Alley." $3.49 sirable suitor all she has to do is to John H. McGraw Geo. B. Kittinger The famous Zeb and Zarrow, with appear before him with her hair done ALBERT HANSEN their howling pantomime trick farce, up in curl papers. REAL ESTATE Screen Doors "Zig Zag Alley," will hold the boards Fire and Marine Insurance JEWELER AND SILVERSMITH at the Grand on Sunday, Monday and Some men are considered smart be- Boom B, Bailey Building Dealer In in natural finish. Well made Tuesday next. cause they are able to talk well, hut Telephone Main 696 Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Rich Glass, Etc. and oiled for The story deals with three elope- some others are smarter because they Silverware, Cut ments. The principals to the esca- are able not to talk. BUILDING MATERIAL pade meet with numerous mishaps 75c Of all kinds. The very beet, that keep the audience in ARE YOU SENDING EABT roars of As it will be impossible to form an delivered on short notice. laughter. The effects are all new and air trust, it looks as though some of any your during send people in spasms of laughter. the great trusts must soon topple to STETSON POST MILLCO. For of friends the Jolly Zeb and Happy Zarrow, the their fall. Wireless telegraphy is a Established 1875. Tel. Main 3. present reduced rates in effect via the leaders of the organization, are well- reality, wireless telephones are prac- Northern Pacific? You can deposit Spelger known the money with any N. P. Agent, who & artists and have two conge- Telephone Main 728 Estab. 1888 nial roles in Slick and Slack, the two will arrange by telegraph for deliv- nondescript photographers. The com- ery of ticket in the East free of Hurlbut pany numbers 35, including a large THE NETTLETON LAUNDRY ] DANIEL JONES & GO. charge. For all particulars as to rates and well trained chorus. Star spe- I and our unexcelled accommodations, j* S Real Estate and Insurance SECOND AND UNION cialists predominate throughout the TONG call on or write to any N. P. Agent. performance and include The Bicycle 117 Cherry St. Seattle, Wash. I. A. Nadeau, General Agent, Seattle.