The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 24, 1904, Page 7

ATT LI STAR— -WE DNESDAY, AUGL HOW CAPTAIN SMITH LOCATED Th ISLANDER CHARTER PRESIDENT GOTTSTEIN oF DAY EXPLAINS | NY SAYS THAT IT WAS AL LOST STEAMER Was F BARBER FP THE TROUBLE CIRCUS IS MN TOWN = -_ ; RINGLINGS’ BIG SHOW 18 NOW THE LEADING ATTRACTION } - FOR SEATTLE, YOUNG AND oLo VIOLATE HE CARRIED N ARSENAL there ain't going to be nothing do AND KNOCKED DOWN WHILE FRANK P. HEMEN RAN INTO heir wa: WALKING ALONG THIRD AVE NUE ~ se : ther up t Seventh - we © street, a stendil growing pageant of amall citizens t ehind, adding & 1 any inte and said farm ¢ Kk at son lady « 5 and ani were not nd bunting sther, He is said to have considerably over the » t simply walke nan insanity charge PROTECTION = The fire and water DESIRED se: been numbered among th with te e Hemen was carried into the mtrot of the tean t a _ eo ore i cars going cireus a fore as many] GREEN h fren, ¢ HOLY ROLLER FOOL'S TRICK’ = Stun IN GOURT | WARREN WINS 22 tion t at Recreation PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 24 ” Detective y P & face : parted tired | BODY RIDDLED WI H BULLETS\” LYDERHORN IS SAFE | WRECK LAKE PATROL (By Berinns News Aewny | none ON CITY Ore, Aug a aded with b fan a MARIE beard the Idaho, A ‘ Lake are anxic FOUND DEAD HOPE Pection up the ain y off 5 t known » OREGONIAN IN PORT | gone west. Thoy see eee att go Sec eseaes| © ENTERTAIN|GAMBLERS — ALBANY Bohn W. Pratt here last nig Gistor, Mre. BR Of Seattle, ar Bult care. Bt Seattle fewel cas worth of « theory of the p was pilfered by ene fn the bag wan filed IMPROVEMENT " M ot the erable for na of gary bidding wagons from stand nm 20 feet to a fir the chief matter c CLUB WILL AGAIN MAKE AT s residence TEMPT FOR BETTER POLICE wo HELP IW =| HOP FIELDS ghbor- | | YAKIMA GROWERS’ ASSOCIA ] park) TION WRITES THAT ALL WHO dis lethe| COME WILL BE GIVEN WORK need of help for the approaching hop pick ing season. He received a | from 0. A, Feehter, secretary of the Yakima Hop Growers associati t could larger and r thar al years. tation of the receipt to Fe ” ATLANTIC WON (By Berippe News Aas'r NEWPORT, Aug. 24.—The Atlantic won the race reef reef lightah~ NEGROES [PASTOR | WEDDED THEWS AND MI8S GRACE JONES UNITED IN MARRIAGE THIS MORNING ROBBED OF $5,000 TER OF CONSTRUC MPANY HELD UP BY AYMEN NEW FALL SUITS At Remarkable Low Price tourist $14.50 stylish, $11.00 tment of Ralncoata, Walking Westhergé Childs .. oat, bee = Millinery LDING 4 Ave. buys a tailor- HANGED bobby ‘312 Se $1 per week There tw xt arge variety of everything you can men- he Cloth Line Last Week of the GreatAuctionSale Of the stock of M. Leites, at 1205 First Avenue, which was or- Jered sold by the U. S. Court Our extra low prices are the talk of the town High grade clothing. hats, shoes and gents’ furnishings are going at what- ever you want to pay for them. This week Monarch shirts were knocked down for %5¢. Cluett & Peabody collars for 5e each, $7.50 suit cases at 62.26, $15 and $18 suits went under the hammer at $5 and $6. Lion hats were bid im at $1.00 each. Buckingham & Hecht's $5.00 shoes were carried away for $1.65. Dr. Jaeger’s health underwear went for 75c, and other well known articles were almost given away There is still a great variety of goods to be given away wr Everything must be sold, fixtures includ the last day of the present month. Two fine show cases, ures, 140 feet of fine shelving. Store for rent, with 18 months by receiver Sale from 10:30 to 12 noon; 10:30 p.m, 1:20 to 5:30 p. m; 6:30 to H. Kessler, Receiver 1205 First Avenue “Puget Sound Leads the World” Seattle Industrial Exposition —- AND —— State Labor Day Celebration Opens Monday, August 29 Continues Two Weeks Es a