The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 29, 1903, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR 4 BIG TUG, A LONG TUG, A HARD “TUG OF WAR’) ® By ee A CRISIS FEA Saturday at the | | | THAT WILL BE THE FEATURE OF THE DAY'S GPORT FOR THE | STAR'S NEWSIES AT THEIR, SUNDAY PICNIC The Assassination of Vice-Consul\*\ en Magellsen May Bririg . America| 22" ar ls ‘nia Fire Sale j Into the far Eastern Imbroglio-- ' moore taste, Details of His Murder [Mnasnisarone Deo nue, sl es — [Ger Soak Sant te Muching, newt) eee sa hi'cdaa ieae A general cleanup of all the odds and ends paee cotiived : Me) ‘ : in Ladies’ Furnishings, all of which is bright a ‘ . new stuff---not damaged a particle. And a | PRESIDENT TAKES ACTION still greater reduction in Women’s Suits, unos thot ‘ie ‘ ya Skirts, Shirt Waists, Silk Petticoats, Fur and ‘ 7 "| eran nown an atx — Sokeediehes ~. f Feather Boas and Collarettes. - * POETICAL DEAGON'S LETTERS | Women’s Suits #t, fk ' : DRAW BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT pibitedietetarets whresicssccia f ane | urc it one-half and even le ss than our former low prices. =. Broves ‘=’Skirts | Walists Th jenvine Dent's Glove tn { Your th r of « for 206 { * & —-Preadent | OVSTBR BAY. Avg seseese917.50 ’ i Ladies’ Hose \Fur, ele Boas Every article in the store must be sold during the next 10 days as contractors are even now ready and waiting to repair the building and put in an entire new front. PRESIDENT CUT RED yarn WASHING D ‘ fer | | =“ New York Store =” 1418 Second Avenue Jacob Pearl ROBERT ABRAMS, AN AGED PIONEER, ASSAULTED BY STREET CARMEN—HE 16 NOW IN A HOBPITAL 4 SINKING t | cure 4 . : I ; “ - | MRS. FINLEY’S VICTIM HAS LIT. Fine Paraitare aeapecaige .. 8 Tine Pursitare r : t TLE CHANCE OF RECOVERY - ’ Frank ‘Taugenhaugh, who was F t Wednesday ning by Mra, ° w aates Hester Fini is rapidly sinking ‘ ‘Se a | Pneumonia - h ingh, which ' i Will Last a Lifetime if Given the Proper Usage W.L. Deusias| $3.50 Shoe |x| For More Than a Quarter of Century Established July 6, 1876 Fc sie I Sis Bandits Held | Up Nearly a Dozea': : See See me Trainmen, Beat Two Into Inseasi- ' aie Cy [rete "| bility ang Made Good Their Escape [= Foes, 22 ne0oy | RAILWAY COLLISION AT ROME) ‘h"™ & HABERDASHERY Fast Color & Eyelets Used '-- arg i Take r substitute. Soild by 65 Douglas Stores in the Principal Cities KILL88 20 AND INJURES 80 |A NEW WAREHOUSE | yi, B A 1 ha 1 leadet i ty! f and . 100 CATTLE : ew THE wear. They } rr 1 world-wide reputation by merit ROMM, Aug. 2—A 2 PANTS HOUSE k . leverywhere. W. L. Douglas $ re ma vest selection of the highest rad ather they have the style and character of $5.00 and 4 faje Ranges are made of malleable iron and steel \ rial that cannot crack or break ‘s re lined with pure asbestos board, t om jeae. mee vi ~~! KILLED IN if ROBBED GAMBLERS ff “wewsoaterns "$3.00 Equal to $6.00 Shoes Every Gentleman Should Have Three Pairs of Shoes to Dress His Feet Properly on All Occasions He should have a pair of Viscolized, Waterproof, Heavy Doubl le Shoes for wet weather ; a pair suitable for pleas 1 “and for full dress a pair of Shoes made of Import ooking qua s of the Maje l, are the feature ighty injured Frederick k & Nelson INHUMAN : a meat Cal. Dow sey 8 oil fer, theme re COMPLETE HOUSEFURNIGHERS \ | HA ° That De irs a uses Corona Colt foe $105 there is value in Second Ave., Madison and Spring Sts. eh , od = tthe 69 $3.5 She sh Corona Colt is the highest-grado °| WHERE IS FRANKIE? | y patent leather made. ee -- = Plymouth Shoe Company hv 11 Store... |QUEEN ANNE FLOUR fa pages es HAMMONO WELLNIG O@., Bxarns