The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 7, 1903, Page 6

THE SE ROBBED ROBBER | WATTS FUP THE BUTILE A WOMAN CAUGHT | Purse Snatcher Took Pocket-|?. J. MURPHY IDENTIFIED an THE VICTIM OF A HOLD-UP ATTLE $' Book from Mrs. L. Cain | Speech ‘| The “Sand Through the ' he nla ® 9 | BROKEN Hour glass tells us we’ve only a few days more to ial A a f our credit. ¢ ere, Ce i M . rev with Fob | Race Horse Mover Killed by a And there are still thousands of dollars’ worth of : Penn eas en tue ven) Fall at The Meadows clothing---not that we haven't done well; we have, but we ev Quee | 1 z UNLUCKY THE AUDITOR'S REPORT | i simply MUST do better Fa nee aeeee a te por ent HAM! ’ So prices are lowered to the point v here we don't feel CRIPPLES : @ fount amount of f oy ii * well when we contemplate the cost. five tare ' 1 a ae No, we're not joyous over it, but there’s no alternative TWO LITTLEERRORS PUT TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS et : y ne We're getting out for good. We shall have to store what's “eet hai stagadiony “ : ‘ left, unless a miracle happens and somebody comes along TERDAY. “0 I af \ : t tries, | ¥ i and takes the whole stock. r sit w : , ‘ ‘ three Hats, $1.40 instead of| Underwear, 65c instead of bd ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ é } Th aves “4 . : 7 i Shoe $ CARRICK © ‘! thigh rT: Ucipate t Ankle t . t the t story can he t n detail *] mer t Tin “1 LOST GAME TO "FRISCO! « Mare t Suits In sizes 34, 36 and 40. s in sizes 32, 34, 36, 38 | Suits in sizes 38, 40, 42 and | - cogs were 44, were $20, e | now . NOW ....4- ie at juwe'| ON ACCOUNT OF POOR] “ 1 ry Bicker, wi! ited today, and al) SUPPORT. | mat Gong : Cline: x: shen 44, 36 Ge ak | Prisca Alt is ES | Chadha: Overcoeta: eeine-< ie rocerd of the year, wil —_—— - 42 and 44, were $16.50. | Clay is all sizes, oe" and browns ghoul take today's game now Sit ier were $25, $12. 85 25 $12. 35 ent ty ee . oaene aeeers . | now coe PHM) . now -..... Helena eooesoeos LACK OF Buits in all sizes 3 j a users in all sizes, were At Spokane—#an Francisco, § were $25, ra $3 3-5 fpokane, &ti(“(“‘S™OSOCSC‘s en on errr by Tod Dee | Ul Oe lCUllUltltC<C‘ NX‘ MLR CA Are ae 1 BOW cece es GEE! for -.--eeee * ot, Broome Tacoma, Law ane | ee ae A friendly competitor has been good enough to compli- ment us on the advertising. Attributed much of the sale’s success to the alaidty in the papers. INFIRM POLICEMAN PA Standing of the Clubs w Lost TROLS IMPORTANT BEAT Low Angeles 6 Butte ’ grok $ ‘ mitie i . ‘ : e peed . 0 ¢ ose e6 A tre 7 t a ie Tecoma a 7 i opt cont Sala wt the Renttie pote dope : Many thanks, but he’s wrong. The success came a weit ane = «sei from the fact that we told the truth, and no more. ria era 4 = oa And we sold---and are selling---good goods under any = aa ee _ Setting ot he Ole Na . Ths advanced” youre. a tices. heres hauts . ose. peter seer a Ss & in - - ed | It’ s our business to know —and v we e kn v. Porth “ ¥ Sr ¥ nie a ' That’s all there is to say, except this---your money : - % | adie Ret back if you find you could do better. "HURT BY A BLAST | pos roiea it EXPLOSION wrovoHt| ite ee ( omedbe og ¥- TERRIBLE HAVOC he Orlental_ Tradise | ned “te 5 =| ™ - in a * a THE POORYEHAVE | | ) [ware WINGS ON mba ; conc WITH YOU ALWAYS” a | =| | COUNTY COMMISSIONERS HAVE MANY REMIND POPE SENDS on: in tele ‘ ERS OF BIBLICAL QUOTATION—EXPEND $3500 : MONTHLY FOR CHARITY | BENEDICTION ay) é Hs ‘ 1 é 4 feiss os | Clothing Ihe = z= Bic ste itoteot sms “| Monster Broken Ze G. BENINGHAUSEN . * ve ‘ kalne Union blo ck. next to MeDoural! Furnishings at eas. Pyar - When You Visit the One-Half Price | MEN’S SUIT Carnival The original prices ar Taomgeen FurnitureCo. Ss ALE | on every article ust Sst Sek. eek Othe, i : cut the price in two and z t i ‘ he goods are your 6250 MEN'S SHOES $0 miles to attend this : ¥ 5 Ocean Wave bargain feast. the non. , rman “Gy wes Rival Clothing Co} ~seeryg sys arene Second and Madison Freight Pas: t ii ae « Fare, Only 5 Cents \ Sint it [CLOTHING HOUSE SHE WRITER OF THE LETTER COMES TO GET HIS ANSWER The other day s ecula was Abela the While © BA g<°: S822 ell 12778 fF