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

Pi THE SEATTLE STAR MO NDAY AUGUST 1, 1904 PRISONERS ACCUSE 5) SNAPSHOTS [=== YE WAN'T , TURNITURE AND ANOTHER OF CRIME CR 2 SSRs Sees CARPETS en. | PROFESSOR Ih TROUBLE AUTHORITIES NOW SEARCHING FOR F, PROSSENS, OF CARBON Ww ‘ vViCT STEVE WALDRON ADO, AS A SUSPECT IN SWETISHER MURDER CASE v effectual attempt pen the! = prof, ¢ y pen , et & plsno prare’ SERVED WITH DIVORCE PAPERS IN COUNTY JAIL These Few Samples Will Indicate to You How Cheap the Goods er. | some" mean and wi well uted to 8 ne Are Going sealer ene ey MARRIAGE LICENSES ‘i ena Dor ffer Fr Heat__ ome oa 4 wa ‘ by Jodge the divoree ning Wal \dron wen expect We (ake baok your ofd stove and allow ite worth as part payment lor» Bugk range one-third off go-carts For Monday, Tuesday, BUMPED INTO BY. PLAYS A BOLD HOG RIVER RICH By Mail Correspondence.) What is sald to on Hog river, « Koyukuk, is attract. » Nome and = : Wednesday ary SUMMER UNDERWEAR FOR . MEN ~ "| t the right qual- is t 138 = v- aa x OUR EXPENSE IS SMALL " References Any Bank in Seattle ion he wold bo *0) | PEOVER DAMAGES We Sell Cheaper Than ive down, and an hour or so AGAINST THE CITY Any Store in Seattle Daulton Carpet Co.|. 225 2: oon Cor. First Ave. and Spring St. fo! TUESDAY'S SPECIAL myrna Rug, 36x72, ree Prien, $5.00, Tuesda ‘Excursion Rates” All Over the Store Seattle Outing Co. > and reed: elastic teel wheels; p = 82.65 a Furniture Co. L. Schoenfeld & Sons 1006 to 1016 First Avenue SEATTLE BELLINGHAM. TAXPAYER - peevares ARRESTED aS pene Cafe 1413 SECOND AVENUE. omething ( OF FEE and VIE NAC AKES 10e 2c Cake The Laundry Soap hat Floats,” large Se cake tomorrow Re Overstocked Sale ° this anle the greatest we find to be even a ADEN OF TAXATION wll ¥ BURDE mee TACOMA Special Sale Dear Old Girt ver had FALL HEAVIER THAN USUAL! — 14 tnd A. BRIDGE & CO ! THIS YEAR was & Here's an oppor than you have over kno ay hou sefere. | ome = BARBERIS AMETHYST DOUBLE COATED { 5 ve ; .. ee ners al POPULAR PRICE CLOTHIERS 2Se strong double tir washy, rea ‘ sone . witt t Sa ae reat Mid-Summer STEP LADDER hess Bisa COMES BEFORE THE COUNCIL 's ~ ee | AT SESSION TONIGHT i Cline’ 5 Plane Mouse : 3 Clearance Sale Third week of the Greatest Sale in our history. The wonderful success—the actual results obtained—far in excess of anything ever dreamed of S an i Peente 500 REGULAR $15.00 SUITS NOW OFFERED FOR $7.50 3 be - ae ae s with remo >rable Any col n. by 7 feet. Rog rm t t Da pani 2 3 n seb ng oor b t the pr n half t get the ur to t two ) suits for the rice be! OVERSTOCKED SALE IN HOME HARDWARE one. Your choice tomorrow of §00 of our very best mak Pegg? ogre ' SCREEN DOOR sie “his past hele pene i : + "97. argains In green or natural finish; size - 87 50 Aa Lc wee ¢ i, oD 1 Pressed and fitted perfectly and kept in repair as long as the suit lasts free of charge ft. § in. by 6 ft. 8 in.; regular Re $ al I erge t quare cut and trim a $1.00 value Te | *ba M er Clearance price $9.25 30Second-hand PANCY DO $1 ‘ ts for * FAN — Sp PRURRAI COURT NOTE $20.0 f : seas Doors, 30Second- Ne ° All Suits sold during this sale, or at any other time, pressed and kept in <n lasas hand Windows. ITY "s charge All in fairly good "i MEN’S PANTS HALF PRICE condition. For sale Jelly Giasses 250 doz « plain w fancy cassimeres, and other -heap Maal Geek’ Comite : 1 $1.00 cheap. ' a 1) ' : Be aia . 1508 Third Avenue tied iat Maine traw Hats Half Pr Next Door to Bon Marche 1415 1417 Second Ave. SES UROL gees Sb oes 7 Paecsnipzace prmenuctantenater te Sem MRS vena: