The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 26, 1903, Page 1

i "THE Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News. ... ONECENT 7X Seattle star | BEATTLE, WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1903 VOL. 5. No, 184 a5 CENTS 3 PER MONTH | COLLARS —_ COLLARS Best Four-Ply Linen Collars Ali the Latest Styles z4 Ly oo fred ‘toe DEATH Patrick <. ‘Bre athes His Last in Police Station, Thousands _ | of Miles From Home ——) | FRED’K F. ADAMS CLOTH EA AND FURSISHER 718 SECOND AVE. HINCKLEY BLOCK © vretoch | | pts shen ?) oS) tig an os a . «++ Not in the Combine... + a a = Sti Sincere ae oe RS. K —e J CRF vag Queen City Laundry vr fo te i x x ) Cut Rate Offices . wel, os ’ cue > Sw EE Ree i a sag IF NOT, WHAT MEAN THESE SCENES ON THE CORNER LOTS? saris Under Garments - MUST STAND A SUPERIOR »# Tug and Steamer Crashed To-' ‘ gether ina Heavy Fog in the Bay This Morning heres of) COURT TRIAL PPR SS nia mace. Tt wae 4 MARINE NEWS We are prepared for the .rush, which te have ashen part] seems to be coming earlier than usual this season. en’ J - wr} The jorning near the Broad street | where och. the result being considerable |have oth. rey Ribbed Vests, sil | Fe tren ees eet a cet LONOKE cworT ACA Tl a = = lights Murning ston, but the the lockouts om tb _— ee eee eee late wie SO, Soh Ste BIG SALES OF Lees ol REAL ESTATE Merk Alcock Sra” SHISMAREFF INLET wo BUT THE MIDNIGHT PROWLER SLIPPED THE NOOSE AND GOT —_— pene! AWAY—NO CLUE AS TO WHEREABOUTS ees wy BiG DRIVE woe’ In Children’s Warm Merince peer Shirts and Drawers, worth up un ‘ m tb to 40c; your choice Se 5 TEED (ccc SSS) ee | RELEA SED ARROW WILL RESUME fomrow se The Shirt Store ing ex durgtar this morning thought he had uh the thief made his 7 Mr Fuk did hie best = . at helt the bergtar « prisone od suteceded in frightenin id sl of the Town Dine Non rE. Me. Pui to wet a look at the thie 0 CUT RATE WAR Toeited Tomorrow ‘ Pa ww SIOOWNED BY | cizrcieursamee |r nos oe fe ) ok = Ee x : ih THE GAME woe eee SIWASHES | Sereda. cre ye Mc F el Mah, ABOUT Town) sisi aa A ale. of we e — Shoes ie Nothing Has Been Heard of the »: : sina * Beige sap: the Mt. M’Kinley Expedition Now . quar. {2 Bie Over a Month Overdue is inte Satna ef Foe rar ai the $3.50 Fall Styles W. L. Douglas § $3. Se sane foe | Me : foo foie oe Foewe on {$4.00 ---Men’s Union-Made Shoes--- $400 aie ; 38 z 8 ¥ =o ‘st GOLD STRIKE ON Is gmaven ‘ a ky een CLEAR CREEK —stnting Fie nde, | f - eae: residing In Seattle who have had ! experience fn nowntains in} Paste cay ape ne , ce . e | ‘ ne h gets say , a H. rR. 206, 208, aro Pike Street wi aful in ite at: | cen rh rhett and Hartburt: | Jed Mt. Rain taker tv Standing of the Clubs, | Won. Lost, Pet QUEEN ANNE FLOUR HAMMOND RUILLING CO., Searne AY Tyonick at the 40 5 Turn-| com x Genin arm of Coc a le here ( ew TH trip of 260 miles inland to the! K * aaa nodienes a Fs ‘ pee Wess Cnt Ayr tie aie tas SON ee