The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 8, 1903, Page 7

r THE SEATTLE STAR 7 ‘ a Stock Is Lowering Rapidly The Great Closing-Out Sale at The Fair is Another Crank Would See Presi-| dent Roosevelt and This, With Others, Has Occasioned Great Excitement---He Is Inoffensive and Simply Unbalanced ee iiiiii iid = . 1 . | DISGRUNTLED WORKMEN 8U8 ren PECTED OF USING DYNAMITE juall i kh 1 gradually reducing the stock and giving us TO GECURE PAY FOR WORK & ad & € empty shelves where formerly goods were TT sn alla DO st RY saul ro. MARGE t Kk piled high Dress Goods and Silks. Domestics and Linens Notions and Buttons. Ribbons and Laces Pambroideries and Art Goods. Groceries and Provisions * and Men's Clothing es for Men n and Children. An gttempt was mod ST Creeerecey w Blankets and Comforters. Curtains and Draperies ot Women's and en's Cloaks and Suits. : a si : . . 4 : ' ' Women’s and Children’s Muslin Under- p > S get " u Mr ‘ rye boy nit wear ~ BOLDMAN me. by . Me x ~ , Women’s and Children’s Hose and Knit Un- GRABBED ; ‘Aegip e eS at: : we weninat f ae * Millinery for Women and Children. ; 4 Any day you come to the store you will ALLEGED SWINDLER CAST IN . ~ e - | TO JAIL, IN SPITE OF HIS), After & find great reductions and positive bargains in all these lines. The Fair Second Avenue Cor. Pike St. GLAD RAGS aveaucvcvercucrescecr er] ‘vr cuceare ’ ve . soone of his operftions six . i - ga Kg ae ee > i | MACEDONIANS FLEEING FROM BLOODY SWORD OF TURKS, DIE MONT” wen Seatt anage tie dat « she is sure mn j OF HUNGER AND EXPOSURE vase oe oe t Go a are ne vert, tor Tow ‘ e . J . os se 7 ony : sned Up in tovera) eocag ua TuKees . Mire ke, the faithful: wit =| MINERS OVERCOME BY SMOKE Sone fat- its the “ yet ‘ ; ol 5 ° . ‘he wan qerested inj IN ATTEMPT TO CHECK FIRE) was cashed at to sex, on . ao - are. ; 1 ranewege Shy 1ret| —ONE DEAD | ’ the maney be © . ther and nth wd : . « -_--oo> ' & day or so im the county FAIR STRIKERS CREATE MUCH ' ; ee by| war ie time ; ' | BUREKA, Utah, Oct. 7.—William TROUBLE AT NEW YORK ° 29 iz orn ¢ Russ CHAMBERLAIN yve, & miner, and six other men : Judge Bell. “1 “na sd ideas liane ; gente » brings tt4- | Bastepet were overcome with smoke wi HABERDASHERY 2 xfae 00 | The Seattle Pants House. ite mothe @ broken-hearted; NEW YOT «7 y « AUTOMATIC PIN SETTER ene » check oe ns o » - al further 4 f i with smoke and #90 miners WANT INGREASE nie Sai IN WAGES sison vai wi a Se yea, Vici Kid and Cait $399 ow ey “6 IVE NA All Bottles Full Measure ; : .« § 1205A FIRST AVENUE denecaiati “* « Below the Postoffice PORT WINES » i0 If Not ie i ANOTHER opium rato. ~=8AD NAME THE TREE? M an a t t DLED IN DIVORCE COURT Graders Discover a Giant of the |/'” ..22"'s IN BULK $1 00 * Bis 30 nee. 00 Forest While Excavating!|! Union Street try, and #0 convenient to work that it ts very desirable. Harry Hardy,,« Mug ealoon. was Ais Herbert S. Upper 10, 11 and 12 Scheverman blk. First ave. and Cherry at. Slowed and. icrige Of weeks, wh: would turn ‘We Offer Great Bargains in SteelRanges and Cook Stoves t at i * $2,500 FOR fase: AM he rn a T00 CHEAP tnd ave eca and Untverst POPULAR PRICES Latestin Women’s Suits and Wraps AT PRICHES LOWER THAN MOST STORES ANNUAL DINNER OF = CHARITY SOCIETY on Sale Friday os. We Store Thompson Furniture SQ Sem Sa sss sever by Seuss |e aaron. A Bom al LAUNCHED Ademe Company (in-.) <= tet — re | Sins cones ie pee 1427-29 First Ave., Cor, Pike a ¥ . a Mi New York Store 1418 SECOND Jacob Por! mite Bon Ma RHODES BROS. 1a A