The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 1, 1903, Page 5

% THE SEATTLE STAR. 4 BEAUTIFUL PEG O'NEAL, OF AN: BOXING Nestea Raa ROSPENS } Wonderful : BY DAUGHTER OF GOVERNOR. CONTEST DREW JACKSON'S TIME, POSED IS HERE == Bargains “RETURNED { VERY DEPARTMENT will compete to make tomorrow the biggest day of SEATTLE’S GREATEST SALE. The entire Sound deen for the past f « but recently ret i arriving at Bas Clothing Co. Stock must be gotten rid of quickly. Splendid Suits for Men, beautifully tailored and cut in latest fashion; Boys’ Suits, Odd Pants, Hats and Shoes, Underwear and Hosiery, Collars, Cuffs and Neckwear, Handkerchiefs, Suit Cases and Traveling Bags, Umbrellas, Etc., Etc. | f | } WENT TO THE PEN ‘SUSPECTS warren FA (ioe | IT Ss * PLEASURE | All Go at S feed up tn Tacoma several weeks | BOWKOM, Mam. July 91~The ase Carrring ements wean | oe C2 RR cy To voTe” | sped oe Sone, ore UNLUCKY | ginisspesci' sts ia Y Closets, Chiffoniers ; and Buffets Dollar re : Come early in the day if possible.» For the con- THR TEEN = es “ine cers wil venience of those who cannot come during the day (MISHAP TO — 70 wing convicts wail be| SARMACCR 7. iit ntate Soe aT at ite Walla. | “ _——- by seven deputy) MIGHLAND, July 1.—The Sham- jock MTL is having her old maat re- Sh bose 1 years, for robbery vr today. It ts believed that the! Gordon, 2 years for grand | other mast was injured in some way = Robert Fos, 2 years, for during the race yesterday im the larceny, Walter Cevensugh. | stitt wind and heavy sea. Bees = burgtary, Charles An-| } years. for mana: ughter: | SHE we singte AGAIN faeee o° Auley 5 years, for ember-| ye a seen Gua Geerge Herman. 1) sapertor Judge Haich, thie 4 grounds of | j al for i vareier y: Dan Cronin, t@ assault With trent te =< #2 Suits and burglary; Jimmie Fagen, | ogee = grand larceny; Herbert| superior Judes Onitrie, yesterday = 1 year, for grand larceny; Kat | arternoon, adjodrmed his court until! ra for ameauit Set 1. The judge will leave in 1-3 Regular Price BUT UNTRUE) ware ate re | Friday and Saturday | 5 Uncalled-for Suits $9BKO@ Each Uncalled-for Suits $8.00 Each Uncalled-for Suits $7-8@ Each Uncalled-for Suits $6.80 Each Spee Sarat ever o> | sega, we Uncalled-for Pants $2.50 Each SUSPICIOUS poe a | The fen Bl Soon for Hep il Ls ket. The man hee el =a a ==. at the Lebor yt Fy) "Ganon where several thefts have 1217 First Ave. 1217 First Ave. 63 Cts. on the |" THOMPSON ‘raTOR mr 1427-1422 Firat Ave, cor. of Pike the store will be kept open ieminets 4: late Saturday ? ‘ 4 4 ¥ if | | Tailor-Made A. Bridge & Co. 1415 and 1417 Second Avenue Next Door to the Bon Marche sae all James Crawford eens ala led al eld al. el > BAND INSTRUMENTS ‘This ta the only music store Cot om ache: Winidinipes Viakhin Rad ah} eee the Expense of American Verasity | at: PETERSBURG, July 31 —The Movoe Vremya, which is conducting @ canon which feprésenta an Po nine seated on © bag of gold. loft a negro om a Pitchfork ane ti the Butte ot Turkey bows to} > at the sublime spectacle per says Americans have giv-/ on aoe negro only nominal treedom. | COLDEST EVER Establishment We are prepared to do all kinds of Optical rk Prices as low as anywhere in the country. ! Dverceat Weather in Nebraske— | —— Steinway Dealers. Lew July Record Broken | —_——. i Sherman, Clay & Co. 75% Second Ave. BOTH PHONES, MAIN 46. ; JEWELER AND OPTICIAN LINCOLN, Ned. Jaly 1.—A cold were to owes ping over Nebraska mometer stands at & de-| CLEARANCE GALE urs OSC Sloe tommteeet. TRICK OF A _PROMOTER) tray, fancy plate, oll bottle, LONDON. July 21—The court to- =. Wallified the sale ot snseenee bonds of the Low + orperstian, which whitexer Wien “wold. te | birnaelt. UCTION #AL® OF oe; ror WiLL. ta Lars see page our window creamer, Spelger Hurlbut Second and Union mnGaE ad | Moved to 1406 sd Ave