The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 11, 1904, Page 7

hah oe vo UT : THE SEATTLE ST “art -TH URSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1904. SAMUEL M. TRAPP \s700, OOO BLAZE) siitances *octtint oe COMMITS SHICIDE. ara a es Great Crowds fA a lcetienadd ee on Ecseaee i ae THROUGH HIS BRAIN | | The Kind You Have Always I T h e A uct i 0 n | ” DUDLEY | nis bi Lee gpaelntt Se fe 50 years, Allow no radi . one t celve you In this, Counterfelts, imitations and ‘ , ne f another chair, and a : + Just-as-good? are but Ex nts, and en r the cent ~ | ak a oe ; ‘ : ie! health of Children—Kxperience against Expe nite : iruve| Passed through th ea ANSWERS The Kind You Have Always Bought Ui bs) Court ~ ; lene. S 7" | Bears the Signature of ° - ‘ Me at ’ ; * enator Scott [SAYS CRITICIGM ON WHALE “ f biah ass - ~ a - " | Is Better SHOOTING 18 NOT WELL knocks - t Be xbing. Sane y 3 rane of min : NEW YORK, Aug. 11.-—Tho com In Use For Over 3O Years. o 630 t . a 1 ' + ernest aa . ) ; MRS. OSCAR A. SMITH H. KESSLER, Receiver tat et M CHANGES MADE /h avy, 1205 FIRST AVENUE = camauermesrs <= -) MENTE IDENTITY ine " oe . erensebain by S “ . ; PY \ " ° log SAY6 CLOTHES OF UNKNOWN INTERBAY SUICIDE DID NOT THIS IS A TRUE CUT OF OUR and there oan ; . BELONG TO HER HUSBAND Es om cae ce rei of ea te Charter Oak Ses : Be Sei i on to _Ranige ; ei anaianke PORT ARTHUR ' ~ Q ; r “ rer vs t . aa with . : : Ss Z Webb = s * sfrson tt the Oshaey ds Wendhows, 418 Pike St. 7] Al rand way inte ppp By f WOULD SUCCEED FAIRBANKS ; os ay noon by Th - THE DEMOCRATS CHARGE THAT DO. G. RIED HAS BEEN TAKEN : . ope sb wt UP TO SUPPLY THE FUND : a r ae at F has the en- nt the committee 2 of s rivals for ‘ “ n known for LITTLE HAPPENINGS =" * hcded x them Th y te i . n may . i party who, through state must be — * 1 ybody any trust magnate to the , to 18» 8 ay, inctuding t would take a look at th Ses auptines qieass tamenmes tah o'” Gonderest ts anid to howe a : SONA FIDE RESIDENTS OF TERRITORY ARE IN FAVOR OF IT : t ie x a ‘ h « at ° ms sitse : «3 : AND ONLY BIG FOREIGN CORPORATIONS STANO IN THE : - ee . , sacral leah : to» ; : "" SCHOOLMARMS ; sell to cot in width ind ot tara. and owing to the tack of ON THE GRILIRON be sufielent for the present time. ge “Keeping everlastingly at itbrings | “In time the pec ave t a of ree A location ear the w on Db. G. REID. success” should be the motto of all c table les ma akers cai aft ’ : would be the best, on accc mt, € the e ay ; Alaskans, says the Nome Nugget a —“ ae sean a coneuene. Seth alk ater ie Page ae Seeley e gy Pharm pa per and as “fen al of his @ 4 ot which Maj. “Jack” St we . ‘ ha Lf Ke ag e deal preg tetant, would net cog hen tee an Maid,” @ pty ws ond ry . - that the muicide was not her hus- | think that the city @ head of the fam- |e oeegs ooteeseceoenceeeen : earding A in tavor of self-government can be || the cha eee ce thet Setar pied tae’ the ‘line, wntil the| THE NEW GOVERNOR - a cause | the cor - the ‘ ne. a rs . . a Re See “| GENERAL OF NLA ? ® ned te nize | inte ‘ t ft nd a fow deere ye? —_ : va de rntnt of | mates tae t THE WIFE a ; . C. ML. STONEMAN'S~ arrying a ‘the husband | faces tt as = | MOTHER HEARD FROM"! «a0 wi then 8 kame, Tee Maen The De ot, he ak : 1 avon mong tte N try t w mocrats the o7 " elty and brutality. Po: ping ar “ 4 t i patl- ‘ ; P } a ne — s t ‘ ‘ - . or . ss ° eg Ro PP ae cencana it BE « f th Altogth t ' rs : - . . wits } rag tiles would be few iv most 1 %% the cleanest city and venenatis ieee