The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 16, 1903, Page 7

1 THE SEATTLE STAR edipreneememereeetemeenere ALL FROM \THIS 1S A STREET <M SLOPPY TOWMN 5380.50 SKAGWAY: 3 ssc nang oa a Lr TT TERE TE Core Ce me dak yaar "STEAMERS DOLPHIN, TOPEKA] ate ss ‘ ; eae 4G; AND DIRIG! ARRIVED DURING| ' yee chat ; s a cane ‘ Us ‘ re, ivr : f THE MORNING ne 30 : : ‘ ne “ , - this | fie “ae ayed on ; és: Seas Fee oh , WORTH OF fre 1 i ' : ee GOODS : t be DECLARE Saved from the ) amer recently wrecked in Alaskan water 5 Barrean | on sale at the Monarch Store, 1317 a9 First Avenue, fora a : K STRIKE fraction of he original cost. The immense shipment con- frets isted of best quality fall and winterweigh Clothing, Shoes, lone * wen owecr ro worxino in MUbber Clothing and Boots, Caps and Hats, Underwear, y swe Tan 12 wOUR wi “our f Blankets and Comforts, Etc., Etc. The misfortune to the one . ; steamer comes as a godsend to the people of Seattle, saving pl * i thousands of dollars to the wage earners and heads of fam- owe : « to ilies.. Goods are damaged but very little---some slightly : . THIS CUT WAS MADE FROM A PHOTOGRAPH OF FIRST AVENUE, NEAR VIRGINIA + awe z a . ~ e ie caterest = STREET, “TAKEN THIS MORNING AT 9 O'CLOCK, IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF m soiled, that’s all. The cargo 1s plac ed in our hand by the ‘ Woodakt tsland 3 tthe eee seeeeseeectncorentent ce eee any Ava Bi shippers to realize what we can from.it in the shortest possi- m : : ‘ reaunied, amid] ble time. This means to sell almost everything at F : | Pecrlee eames MAL STARIE Half Price and Less STOCK EXCHANGE GOVERNORS fr the o ’ . via ! * PUTS BROKERS OUT the “ Ae - 4~ Sie dein , se 7 oe abel - Ato th E er of Lit » end ‘ taking Wagon tae OF SIEGE DECLARED AT nide of How the right & Wahthéuse ba een eee ee voter | ARMENTIERS, WHERE STRIK-, a. he must) JLRS BUANED FACTORIES E y “= PLAN NETWORK _OF RAILWAYS vt “inBaneray. © r "1 ’ ' ’ ' ue foot 250 Youths’ oe 2.45 4 ¥ r Tor at ‘ 4.60 14.00 Re $3.95 “sala Every Day From 7:30 A M. Mey M. Monarch Shoe & Clothing Co. 1317-1319 First Avenue Half Block North of Postoffice, Seattle — & Govern 4000 FINEST NAVY BLUE ALL WOOL Flannet Shirts aed SE -cggyrcsytes E.R. Butterworth & Sons Undertakers and Embalmers 1921 FIRST AVE. Biwht@h y We Have no Students—All Our Operators Are Licensed ed by the State of Washington 0.3! Uncalled for Pants $2./ Worth $6.00 to $9.00 At 3 Little Taitors ¢ c Ave ra17 First Ave re " my In P. O. BI ’ AMUSEMENTS BOX! ING CON TEST Silver Fillings .... Porcelain Crowns Gold Crowns, 22k peed wom, vt tooth. ..... 3.50 1422 Second Ave Ave. Boston. Painless Dentists opus toe Marne jours—#:30 a.m. to@ p.m. Sundays, 9a. m, till 1 pm Nordica Concert ery! Beattic rane. ’ ler Co. Counter for Sale in fair Condition SCHUCHARD’S GLASSES We m reat ot JACK MoCLELLAN : Schechaed et Co., © Specialists RUFE TURNER weUSEn~ QUEEN ANNE FLOUR HAMMOND MILLING CO., Searme Armory Hall, Fri- no day, Oct. 16