The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1903, Page 7

nee ete T HEAP BIG INJUN TO N y \ ' t | wt ‘ ke Uy ft Lug thing THE TASK OF PROVIDING IT | SASSIGNED To AN EDUCATED : ’ Preais 1 SIOUK, DR, JACOB EASTMAN . ' Ifather ; i ENGLISHMAN’S DISCOVERY Field Gune Painted Red, White and Blue Are invisible Londo: By Kenn WHAT PEOPLE SA | n Fox ve . med w '. ‘ aemavien be Bivin © Chasa — tance to detect them, fo p or +r ieaiene clade Ont July 34 “Prest-| the quns Narmaniae with bade and hie Gon Teddy | eround that horse arttlicry wt wan aor oa . . you St@ | started on theft return trip to Oye. | sent forward to engay s a faithful ae he dees the Alar .is = thie morning awa: he would have more reverence for the japon eeeeee bible Jp tire last chapter of Revelations | i where John woukt have worshipped } the Ane Anse oi sald “Bee thou go | j ak wurst L xplains the | | aft m, from my standpoint / } JOHN LE ALLEN to | NOVE-No. Mr. Allen, the editor of | MISS AUGUSTA BLASE, CHOSEN QUEEN OF THE! CARNIVAL, TELLS WHAT SHE WOULD DO | SHE WORE A KINGDOM'S CROWN } The great labor carnival which open} nerve, she remns ver naliterat pers in Beatie Manday has chosen Augusta | iy bet I w * sure they | Peminomar exact teepart of the) And then her enthiat * erenarion ribes worn by Alex | ahe remembered ake rn > . anetria ber coronation nivel @ " after « | al f= | during ¢ towne on Monday night Hut “Queen Auguete” dow no Look at fee robes to make her prett ready delicate and goa: Our and abundance of 1 bright, vtech a % only an b a va 34 ”, ieee morntng and sh if nhe were and este Wett reall <0 eumiden” bat Suits, all made from the fin you tomorrow, at— BROKEN LOT NO. im all early. eur! of these while they ja THE SEATTLE STAR, : one? SECOND AND MADISON STREBT THE RIVAL CLOTHING COMPANY { DA MADISO TREES The et e of a lifet Wait! Waitt! Waitt! ur y pect ( nishings, Hats ar ! ! will be placed or e mort ‘ ) the opening of our MONSTER BROKEN LOT SALE | ry articl 4 vd ind by n h en mat 1 wn Che original ta n le t cut th he fn rt rT mal bs wale ‘LNO.t Extra Special No. 2 " dl serge Cut in the ov tyles be ' st manufa re of KR ‘ ' ont D W hing in the United hair cloth fr actual $1§ and $18 va y } ! th vart { BROKEN “LOT NO.1 BROKEN LOT NO. 4+B0YS" The chiiee of the house in BROKEN LOT NO. 6—NEGLI Men's 750 and $1.00 Striped Ma in this gale cuff ehed or ehed alt new ‘patterns, end. colorings, | «Men's 9425 French Madras Cloth Sand 4 Bul lots we BROKEN LOT O--Ali our Thand finished ~ thro 4. NOR) | Soft Shirts go in this sale « can't duplicate, No matter what Youths’ $12 and $13.00 Suite, in | everywhere at $1.50 « 0. Our 85c ages 13 to at 19 years, go he former price, or what the East Men's $1.00 and $1.25 Silk Bosom Drove Shirts go in this sale Cl ead a in one 85c cowt—all ad bargain lot, tumped end ready $7.75 for 95.00 anid 6.00 Kne Pants Suits, $12 50 to in thie] BROKEN LOT All our | BROKEN LOT NO. 7—MEN'S 65c . ithe’ rH Y wits, SHINGS. n* 13 to 18 ra, go in this Oc pov and 75 Otenderd Men's 10c and 1Se Handkerchiefs go in this tale at— go in this sale at, por $3.85 2—-WADE IN 5e $5.75 AND PICK "EM OUT ‘ 35c Men's "Se Biack and White sof All Wool Woreteds, BROWEN LOT G—All our Boys’ Striped Work Shirts go in this Cheviots and Clay 00 and 4.50 Knee-Pants Suits. BROKEN LOT F—~All our tale at— ln ell the new btylee— 3 te 16 years, ge in this | Youths’ $6.50 Suits, in see, ba to Men's $1.00 English Balbriggan 40c Sacks, Cutaways, ete. Kvery par jerwear goes in thin sale at tlowlar kind, including many very $2.85 $3 75 per garment— Men's $210 Jersey Sweaters, ia fine Suite that sold as high ae » 65c assorted colors, sale price— F10.50—all broken lets, ming you ¥ $1 25 @ Suit or two of a kind and si OREN LOT C—AI! our Boys’ 1000 paira Men's Nobby Worsted ** but there's al! sizes in the 1PO.00 and $4.0 Knee Pants Suit rene thoroughly well m Mediicott & Morgan's celebrated all col- every man ean be sulted, your sire [Tn ages 3 to 16 years, go in this e intest fashions, reguiar $5.00 J 51.50 and $1.75 Underwear go in| F* sale price— ip here—pick of the lot-—jvet 20 . and $400 grades. They yo at— “page mag an cs 35c Ali broken lets of Men's 76c Cambric Night Robes, sale price— 45c and we advise you te come as the best ge first, and comers will plek the choice at $8.85 $1.85 $3.00 45c 15 Cases of Hats BROKEN LOT NO. 6—MISCEL. OnOKEN LOT NO. ey e- fine Worsieda, Towed Latest Styles and Colors and Shapes. $2.50 Value te Knee, Pats “-BBe lined—-the §12 Buit of most stores, worth 7Se 3Ge ted down Men's $1.00 Ne “= » with necktie to mate! ORG |THE RIVAL CLOTHING COMPANY| Corner Second Avenue and Madison Street whe Stas ecoertiedy-naee-anonspnatoonteepninestelindipinpinapediliseighe. 053 flowed text wight. she Ted hor + | | MMRESEGMESERSEEREREREERS G60 for od cosa cole oS MURDERERS IN more thas Sim votes @ Perahardt wit not produce “Irs ‘ x ‘| mihi f i ws tmaity dod Lena May! j y mock Door. L b ‘ee ing Made to Punish Me While the other 4 Na A & at Your M. it's armice and were and would Netta Garthune, 1.490 Etterte Being ane aK kd M, Wille r of A Bon af Kent.” + Sewing sacs misery from her Kingdom. She The race for queen was a m bere of the Rival Clans of Ken r : ' ‘ ireppe: o poetry. He had just : grea Gieo try to put tabor oo the highest | rer i tuchy Foudiets 8 | daltied with » luscious slee of huck He has called to tet! you to this would pid t t the leberry when the tom ton that the Bewing Machine be Bo Rico y Tapani bed + a at cehuih gamete ae Ay Alle Age Foscqeet fam is tabor’® ereat protector pretty eed-saw al) the way we JACKRON, Ky. July 24—tiptoor and /RSPY apa. Paul | phe pie his hepa: ”, a eis tae ee eM pan Ae And you may reat aseured that I) A: the beginning, Mine Biase | iirnton, on warrants sworn out ca te week s 4 eonel nd dette’ until he cdl aot aaah a eae mist S cian o viey go0k ee eet ameaeeel he Bach THEY QUIT WORK, TYPESETTING MACHINES WILL BE SUB- (hte Stmneutt that he shew jthe many kind frien@e who have! ing. bot her friends had “something | morning for the munder af Jim Cook | *** The Worked oo hard for my election.” she up their sieeve” They eatd: “Juet) oy y arraigned P) 7 rt rr awed STITUTED FOR PRESENT HAND COMPOSITION MEHODS ; r¢ added with a guy Uttle hough, after) nd ¥ worked 1B) poet i the hearing, awaiting Mise Mabel Dixey. the Ata Wi haracter & watt! you buy the naa ta8d-te ait teres tag favorite. and suth| fon ty tne eracd jury. Green o] whe received auch fa j sctre se muppert Mason and Ma — Don’t let him pat = machine Sie aoa ee ee eas ante : her portrayal of he | son it eutonica! musteal ja your home destroys Sulu atk tom Get © west b- / mg ey h ingonu omedy, “Kus nd Ad July | tomorrow morning. A sug on, mind he will et @onta po a Mmm nce : pee md ~ during New for whone re-| thé printers will go out an @ sym, price, Would you phe Aly nie EF yay rnin Be nll say 4 Gee a” ler of that comedy. has foreman of | thetic strike has caused Preatd mmond at your door? @i and that Mey were trented ever) At noon yesterday he Se ce nee an ee adhuret & Cu the book-hindery the government | Roosevelt to tnstruct Beeretary Core You would ge wo & Da => considerataly and politely we the] 4909, and it Jur he grand fury? part next seas he we neat tor telyou to at ence make all necesrary sible deter. Th 4 OF coaenn T tee ooh. Cabeet tn nit of aearty 18000 In one) 97" se aren it, a sister of t | . | be: | Ingatrtes retative to the substiout ie agente (0 sama yoo | to give them mae pay than they de | day | that he had tw n ty E Dise i - a grade} trde-cotting Machines No cellactors to bother you i3 regain: age ay ena ever ; | . ‘ nt in| position, BMP No Interest—No comiminatons | a i el eat teen eae Hargis i j ns v voral companies are now p ‘The Standard Rotary and | ff) mae =s one go tteh the requiar performance at| ' eh 8 stimates Domestic Sewing Machines + s ag an : saa’ Laer Kpyire Park - " wan told that Whether machines will be | suced are acknowledged superior aoe " gn) action local amateurs will be} eon ti! @ property certh the strike is called is nae to all othere | | Mocoun :: Tia te whe ree teal cote wer Bony 7 their! TS ee Sin conse trom the Gite) corvicw Gin} doterentaads Get MW te hereain that Ie the i hines— io bpm = * ' ‘ partment was + 1 Miller left the| the pr ners @o go out they can never Sop fcmaaapenaaa | | dorera to fusties Must Keep a Record of All! 2a tg meat i ee tear cieeencia ae | Immediate after the u omit | the b fe compositor will be invaded neil se RRC act / Sales of Poisons on Mr. Palmer and made aj by machine labor It te calculated | «oc we wwe BOTH SIDES “tm aS |" ine ar,” ee asa to The Star.) a salen tality totems, the ong | mnminat mean- | fourth of the present number of Seat Montini “te ee. ie Guiabcite, wep enent ott] STILL FIRM Thow saaagnan Nigh be pose ba vo Chathdelt: siragenta ie bandh Uni Just One Queen of the eBa'tic car- Cer tae Renee wer trom eo SS Millers case ‘mpartiatiy. Should the nteat between five un | he an | record al} poisons | Orem ate. te M aracnal obain abi he count made today shows that] mittor Tacoma ts Punished for Violating Injunction | M Bot! has A. ‘ dixmnigwed, Otherwise he will Re Mise Christine Dahl, candidate of the | of honor, instead of one, phoKes ne | year. | statute. Th | gases he wil retuln & ar oven if tt precipitates a strita, touc 24 vote he butchers | tend the carnfral } Crene will | male of the p ’ nd trance to Grounds 7 Beatle 5 eapcimmealiin , | CHICAGO, IM., July %—The Kel- | 1 appear ne Si cas oc tne Cupar a | loge strike promines to be newer def- of “Th tine ort r Initely wettied aniese the striking} 1 the attention . — unions win or officially admit their} Robt. B. Man will star xt . - feat. The withdr awa of the team allied “The fige ry poyeott at the re Tr tn | tons legves the out that th | Y pelween the Kal: le “ae company ana len emnpheye Both “F * afe still firma. I rocksta: re ' . atrike who vidlated Judge | jis minstrels hy ~ has ' | i yo aaa om ad | weld lekoting injunction at hattap bench “ the Mull poisoning | + - ™ nds @ £ o or be & ral bands of a. / “a plant were senten 1 at y m8 ‘ 1 2 ft a M. 4 3 eft o@'elo os tr th after asauat rumerable floats, Bome stern Three gat from t b rt be ne wn are ita dr ists non, following the.ronclusion of the | the epions will be very exe ‘ onic ett heing ally | ance obeyed law th] PRESIDENT OF CITY COUNCIL AND PROMINENT MERCHANTS : of ofmaritze which | penstve floats in fine “4 i | D POLIC C ade of orm ' w AID HE POLICE OF STOCKTON, CAL. wit start at ® oclock. ‘The parade | The eommittes in » of the Be piace snmaeee adh ; vi sais RAIDED BY THE POLIC t » of ot t grounds an nees that everything “ er YD + . “ t | a ‘ mbar union in| will be im readiness for throwing Seat § t ' | ¢ KTON. ¢ July 24.—Mae corning wh! 1 ‘ « from | open the mates at the hous of Opéh- | wl an M t i asta wnen., ren t of ty) poker in r 1 a4 other | ing on Monday t ! ! le eD t Corner Second Avenue and § pisces ’ ulot iuiker DS B Einiam Cenn-¢ Li ? budiness ploying “ : Union Streit ed inhor wil me at havi : i I ons age om a ; Rio 1 Auk to be Shown the Sewing nw e*tabiteh= | egidor ve he He duane } Fi * : r Mach ne beaten A i whereof 8 o’piodlg th the’ my the t M. os 1 t ball 1A to ow! Tuesday will be queq tor r 7 writ- eters’ untén, Local 276. Peasy MwKE