The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 3, 1903, Page 7

= SOLD AS A SLAVE *PRETTY LITTLE CHINESE.GIRL APPEALS TO VAN D POLICE FOR PROTECTION, AND IS D BY HER COUNTRYMEN COUvI THREAT Three Rockers Built for Durabilit and C Comfort pehcigpiedin ro Nene in: 4 2 MMA WE PU ia ie a Hillman’s Seattle Pact efeaten manne Garden Tracts Ks ; at the THE FINEST SOIL IN KING COUNTY UNIONS TO BE NED cen ni at the fr NEW CONSTITUTION WILL BRING EVERY LABOR UNION IN CITY IN ONE CENTRAL BODY street cars Hundred and Twenty Five-cent . $2.55 $1.08 $2.70 Two Low Priced Dressers Fe =, QUEEN ANNE FLOUR HAMMOND Le CO., Starns “ PHOEBUS SAYS HE WANTS _ 70 GIVE UP HIS JOB =| THE SUN GOD TELLS THE WEATHERMAN THERE'LL HAVE TO | BE SOMETHING DOING, OR HE'LL RESIGN % STAR DUST 8%) | Judging from Special Price, $8.60 SOLID OAK HALL TREE, v umbrella rack ms will rum along ni how arter Harrtaon says Bi | to be president. in and four double aks, has French plate x14 Inches © $11.50; spec |AMONG THE DEAD ONES sabia on Extension Tables iii). rd at a ‘Small Kitchen Cy The crash of the receiver against the phdne and the thud of Salisbur on the carpet were simultaneous | — CHIVAMEN I never did tight f [ And never wanted to. h Are worn and bat President Roose November % as The GREATEST RECENT DIS- COVERY IN Bik. 2 never once gone to sleep, as did the g makers of heating apparatus over- We will take your old stove and allow you all it is worth 3 part pay- ment for At. Witte Te Special Price, $3.6: | SMALL KITCHEN CUPBOARD, tn finish; has two and three roomy I to merchants wit city ¢ American m I went And there I me . ; . - ri ‘ 9 apend it in in feat Professor Mo ; r 3 It timated that a day. | exrama, re turned over to the city | "7 under Elijah's seal, to satan ne Free Want Ade See Classified page for Free Want } Ads. \ Made of select » fir lumber. | Who makes the materials for Tokial. |Singerman. & Cos Suita and Over g|coate? It wasn't the Duteh; not much Tt waa the “Bootch. See them. Cor Ind and Seneca. Bottles Full Mi Sunshine in Bottles rater have been for years, hare in the fable, and let the take and pass them On the their untir Best of workmanship guaranteed. trary, rts have never ceased. The latest result of 4 r ay is the _ MARVELOUS MAGAZINE FEED eas # for consumption of our la ninous al. We have ex- Baseball o AT . / ‘ THI De ar Me Ma aA the men here are crazy! ‘Today is Sunda \e | perime 1 for past twe , and are so well about me.—Ltzaly, | what their duty is. Let them do It L ‘ , leased with th 1, tl ch toc / I pleased with t 1, that we have put in a stock of them. We * State Regtater 1 . AVE) « ata | a 6 evinsons sell them und it ey will we In the next ten days > Comma bets op this. iP “s Sb ; The heater can be filled to the top and burn only as it feeds er will need to haking 1s a Round Oak H nto the last with A Bund aper says King ¢ IAL TIONS, in the HOME, in the ROOM! ut once ~ Ghetiees -o i ‘They ar where. > diameter at the bottom, thus - z 3 |] Our const im trade Take: ci yg “ proves tt aken in con- ee Everything in LIQUID DELI bottom and the AND CAFE CACIES of the HIGHEST, PUR ires that trel company, composed of | 1“ e P alia See , Of company; three EST and finest qualities at the low- ¢ b> ¢ 1 Biock makes him a a of Pred | - foe Oe Soe ey Port, tutt “ican > The Beckwith Round Oak Heater will give more heat, take less fuel, hold fire I ‘ Ind, 90 dent 5 "there ain't no| ¥ longer, last more years and give better satisfaction than any other heating stove ever made. ny si Nos. 16, 18, 20, 22 mal cost, wast FREDERICK & NELSON, Sol sat lowin ata sl sht addi