The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 9, 1903, Page 7

be; BL spmcncerne” ACTION" Wreasury Department Got Busy on the Question of Duty on Rice HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWN vo by Police Grand Opera House Manager Cort of the G oye Of 55 of the leading of their mative count Band was organised, the Was taken to get only those DAYS’ WAGES YORK ter aumr st ADDITION t from bn | and Store ad Take Rent TION TAGGART BROTHERS On the ground a m th & army, defo Seattle | Theater The Unele Josh Spr th! pawy, which comer to t nights end a Beate 0% Third Avenue “Over Niagara Falls,” nO tense dramatic enter em These tots BUSINISS COLLEGE secure a tod i en and added ‘ta af Yridag. with the be neenes, is proving a Chamber w scenery te used.| ny startling mechanical ef-| No action are tatroduced, mal saw including th scene, the ever a SILVER of Commerce 4 ¢ | Burglar Bell Taken to Port to Find It Ignore Bond Questions land witl| THE SHATTLE STAR exactly what you Rubber Boots Rubber Clothing TA-TA TO BAGGY TROUSE PALL CLOTHES lt is ex for cot sae length being well over the hips of the coat are om rTalght sharp diagonal » ‘The Grand Combination Auction Sale« Auction Stable (Inc), mue, avery Friday, There will be « large line of buyers here for drivers and chunks and eer. Bring on your horses io ep4_buy . J. WALKER Menager and Auotioneer 5000 Men onWanted ~’ The Monarch Shoe aoe FST Tse First A Port Orchard Route S WILL BE SENSIBLE UNWEPT 3.2000 Hill | ead and Semtackins It will take at | carry away the CLOTHING AND RUBBER GOODS Saved from the unfortunate steamer wrecked on Alaska’s treacherous coast. want for fall and winter wear. " Gold Seal’ Rubber Boots for $5.49 Everything Literally Sacrificed Men's $128 $6.9 =$4 3 Men’s $ $ Shoes sin 50c Underwear for 35c, $1 Shirts 37c, 25c Sox 10 and 15c, 25c Suspenders: 9c, $2 Hats 98c Sale Every Day From 7.30 A. M. to 6 P. M. fait Biock Men’s $10 Suits for. nee eS CCR ALO FOO OLE tO North of ane ee ee ee wre venue RS | Body of Bandit Thomas Will To | | Fila Pauper’s Grave be of some ser time or other. ‘ Joha Davis & Co. 709 Second Ave. | | Telephone 1040. > give him | THE MARKETS Poultry alt a } watinnes to come tn tree-| ' fine Optical Goode awn and Jewelry at prices | one Repaisng eo Kiodt Jewelry Co. Now Location" 3080 ‘Rdcond Avenue A fhewee- Lianusskbloge| one one the — Sete The school that will teach you at|s home, if you can't attend fend for our free fancy cards McLAREN & THOMSON, Cor. 2d & Pik Seattle, Wn. GENTLEMEN'S TOUPEES sands ot Thou x hem. Made | }the roti j tite oe free Green Fruit, Eto. pation Oe@S1.0 per i, BeOS per b oe Mol FIRST‘AV Mingle —— worn with pod o' Rioh Jowolry 706 First Ave. with «rays, espe the medium shades, very muct Women’s Shoes Hats and Caps rae Clothin = _ men wearing’ | 5: verfect In every | F east that many to immense cargo of All the goods are Men’s Sults Boys’ Sults Men’s Shoes Boys’ Shoes Etc., Etc. gq Co. The Official Line for U. $. Navy Steamers Athion Inland Flyer Port Orchard. Pier 2 cave Sentiio . Fare. Wcomts round Steamer Arrow Pe SEE THE BATTLE SHIPS Leave Seattle foot of Madison St.J ma mand lpm. Leave remerton $10 a. m., 11:30 a. m. and p.m. SEATTLE, EVERETT AND EDM Carrying Alaska Pacific Express and United States mall FOR VALDES, Calling at Juneau, Sitka, Taku- Jamar and COOK INLET POINTS. & 8 EXCELSIOR ocT. 1 & & SANTA ANA. ocr. 16 Sailing from Arlington Dock, tn mm No freight recetved after noon on day of sailing: Company reserves right to change steamers or dates of sall- ing without notice, E. E. CAINE, Operating Agent Phone, Main 1147. G18 First avenue, Seattle vot —— e , Aavloultarel Gubtbition tts what we do when you ens Hay and Grain . hake: Me : “i wi . precy f your plumbing. | nog a trip; tlekete geod f Sth te h, t e. 606 5 GLO. H. WOOBHOUSE CO. 1429 Second Avenwe