The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 1, 1904, Page 7

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~~ WILL SUPPLY WORK THEY. DIVIDE WILL “USE ELECTRIC meee IN STAR | tne se fine Optical Goodg| that her room was entered some PeeG oth isa, LOnsy as | Hime last MM Qe me gold bracelet and Up S STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1904 k ith RECOMMENDS MERCY | Madea 1 atlee FOR OVER (700 MEN HONORS POWER AUGUST 15"... _ CHAMBER = wal ee | | ‘ Japane the Ien- | 1 snd-stand val , y , . ' ; th Council ( ittee Disc ed WITHIN TWO WEEKS 1,729 MEN WILL BE EM. | ¥#!¢ Wins Eight-Oak and Har-) Giiange IN SEATTLE ELECTRIC COMPANY'S LO.-|" - ‘ ‘ : ee PLOYED AT THE NAVY YARD—OTHER NAvy | “ CAL PLANTS WILL BE MADE BY THAT DATE) jury | 1 Andred to the VED A | | re WIL 7 acre | COMMITTEEMAN ARD NEWS PROBABLY—COST WILL BE HEAVY | } - Seca hm ~ Reel Sets MORTONIS | ISDEAD PRR ROH EOE ‘ ! . {ta ad wae ! Jent Jacot rt ft 1 a apacit ‘ * ‘ ha f wit t Fale-HHag | the mpany to w ect pov ’ Pr. 1) 4 R. Ryems Like vv ork . With a ten-k blowing | mstead of ate , scam Ug ‘a vas, died aa . . : a ae th of th be ad morning of ; ' ave WA = H ght cold while - . 1 hat oA ; Ihe a 4 j his arrival wad Ha t the wl a pe eS . \ . . / oh . : es u n m a . ‘ rT a“ b Ha . d “ " . ~ a . . " a! =? tow f t tely bg co ; Ya v be! ot the any te ’ 4 ’ on a lo * , ting t The change in the power pl an it Saved His Leg VICKSBURG LEAVES FOR MARE phe ti an ” a has been utemplated for " " A ’ I 1 Aner, ISLAND omplished. The P ( power|time and work on the plans has : ~ suff t t RREM EF . 1 he Unit- | house w y an aux-| been steadily pushed forward by the vA Ks 4 « kaburg cleared | Hilary plant f © of| eng the company. 1¢ te | 8a® Bot ve 4 Washingtor i tha t Mt 1 t Do kk thie | 48 emergency med that) big sking and requires more 1 P 5 . the Post street time than was thought at first, but WASHINGTON, July A Fy Moe ; will work 5 y as soon | the ny hopes to have the ele ean for the departure th ¢ ‘ ’ cre A 3} ~.$3 t-3 Per Cent Discount | * wines are y at their) trte p natalied by August 1 KB. N. FE “ ac ay, 68 ' sy GUTTED BY | yard i Straw Hats Must Go | . t en 931 = ae oe : — |e d himself 0 Washingto = | & FLAMES) NOMINATED) m= ® ‘ Levinson's Quality Store. Marblehead, Ben ‘ and Botties Full Measure and Albany are at A, + ~* BELLINGHAM Jul ele mill of the I ae FOURTH OF JULY he ae at Ge en, Padang fates | CELEBRATION] se>m,20e 0: INDIANAPOLI : from Pier f Texas for vies te . £0 . oe FIREWORKS Wholesale and Retall PACKAGE ae wa. Ze 0 ll known. It was @ ered under a PLANKING SCHEME 1S POSTPONED We wi ave on sale tomorr ay) Ten Thousand reg lar ackages of Fire Cracker which we w sell at per package. Don't mise this special sale. We import our goods and aywouncenent|) AGONY Tomorrow, Saturday, will mark the opening day of my new, light and airy bolic Acid With Suicidal In- store at 703 Pike street, tent where I shall conduct a general dry goods estab- s Free Excursions July 3 and 4, to Trout Lake and Lake vane Beach Mrs. Maggie Wilde Drank Car secems both to How Woeatlake avenue lishment. Mra Maggie Wilde was found it is posed to d. y divtd fead on the floor In her home, at he e in r road Z I will give special at- , A re oe ova a . * onine ae al fr " hes each leave on C, & way © contiouing at abou : tention to the handling of when he Sewing nt level along Howell. attoct RR, f f Washington street, 10 A. M, 419 - i) all grades of linen; in fact, * hi con” a - 7 and the other going straight § ' c nm her right hand was an empty Machines 4 oS Se oe : I propose to make the sale vial whieh had containe . z a Her fa Of linens a feature of my rted, ag If whe had business. rible agony, and ns NOON AND 2 2 O'CL OCK. This is th nly property o@ nt essible by both RATL-« ROADS. STR EET CARS and BOATS, OVER 1 ,000 ACRES of the 5 MILES OF WATERFRONT al- ' Lar leve ght mile f fivé-foot ( 70 1 ‘ ng iproving vi a usy terms speak louder While new goods are |) ), arriving daily, the present Frier Coros H display is exceedingly at- Sian eal A tractive and well assorted. ‘ as ft Bargains will be plenti- nen ful for all Saturday pur- an be read are as follows: “Good- chasers, for in order that “ y ” great success may attend - 7. +g the opening day, I have “ M reduced the price very La pt acre I ®, 10 cents a day, until office, aps and ti E SAM'S FIREWORKS CO. addition eve pares with this beautiful R AVE E, BETWEEN SPRING ANI NECA materially, not only on linens, but also on dry goods of every descrip- tion, as well as on Men's and Boys’ Clothing and Furnishings; in fact, on every article in my entire stock. I trus you will avail THE HUB We'll Sell All the $10.00 Last Daysofthe Retiring Sale 4 -—OF— Panama Hats for Furniture yourself of this great sav- ing opportunity and pay me a visit tomorrow. purchase or not 703 Pike Street t ‘These Men’s Suits at $12.50 Ain't Matched Anywhere. . er aes FOUND NEARLY DEAD IN SQUALOR A. LAWRENCE BARKEEPERS' COAT WHITE VESTS $1.00 . NEGLIGEE AND GOLI SHIRTS 4 Weather i rai WEAR KING QUALITY SHOES AND § | ms, and thors 5 regu- he LET YOUR FEET BE GLAD Clothing : }ALBRIGGAN UNL WEAR s — zee arm da wear an Sal ait fs \ the _howpite 1 : an i Outiz eres no rday fas soe ceed OW Bh oie 10 010 oe ba any t , all rT Heve you of unnec- LATEST APPLIANCES. PRIZE BVERY DAY ALUMINUM CHECK. LOAVES STAMPED ON ena a 4 1 . ‘ : canary weight and SUIT CASES, of fon a tor, of | y | ‘ $3.50 jv BOTTOM, , a pa warmth of cloth, walrus hide, finel 1 hes long, | Better than 1 | ut %0, tient at the eet Our m in eox- B | | charged ae dared >@he eventually | of the following cor- | drifts back into her old habita, | sf stylon: |The se ‘olk, the single an . —— ™ ~—- — readline Maer Hh @ GUT THAT WABIT—TRADE AT ANOTHER BURGLARY | breasted sacks. Prices are reasonable, Helen Hoenly, a lodger at the Kv erett house, 408 Fourth avenue, re- ° ported to the police this morning For a Polished Oak Box Seat Dining Chair, Freneh I feet, banister or slat back, This chair is alw for $5.00, Retiring sale price $2.75. | | || Daulton Carpet a Sar meivent BN ALS and « lot of wearing apparel stolen. | at Jewelry Co, |Her name was engraved on the 1080 Bevond Avenas | bracelet Notice to Subscribers ke 11) lh tl Se fed Medelsheimer & Co, of a DreMy senting aU sie Popeout Dlouse th he | es ee i

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