The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1906, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR——WEDNESDAY, JULY a5, 1 “ 1 = 1 - ptred In terrible agony of mind anal i we and the wtil ae ROBBED IN TACOMA HORRO W Te oe arena | ht, were eae ARREST IN GOLD yp {DM PV asartaleata > wan, oe att i methods will be tri to fore} iV Re TT, July 2 Alonzo 6 JACK THE RIPPER We erties" atin hey ne anor se ans ROBBERY CASE - ' other in a box, they loo as el of § more like a set of surgical tn . cent : % ] ments than anything else, There | ' ( FAIRBANI ka, J - 2 iv) KILLEC « t K « and eA alve _ H . “ Least 54 WON ND GIRLS ther horrible upons. Besides JSOUTHERN PACIFIC FREIGHT Bop ye oye om sus ; ting " ‘ tre » the police found! ‘The members of the Seattle part x ne “ mn THE OM on etches « im the lot Mike who attended the ¢ ve] MANDLERS OUT AT OAK -_ F ( we Kt ol wae f committing «ome of his mur:/tlon at Danver arriyed home la y op . nn TOR rasnion ANS dere and employing his Knives and (night via Portiand, “All report an| CANO, AND CONGESTION OF ‘ hoft rcr ACTS Hiunces on the prostrate bedlea of | enjoyable time | CARS IN . : appears ' f the women, All those evidence The headquarters of the Wash pehdenindtes yee ' ‘ “ AY NOT INSANE, & BORN of crime in writing, Grawings and /tngtan party while in Denver was] ¢ | tn Judae | ¢ se tool, made up such a horrible/at the Brown Palace, where more] nAN FRAN TWO FREIGHTS COLLIDE ON ’ “ for being 1 CRUELTY | evelation of crime in ite most re-| than 2,000 were decorated with the OREGON SHORT Ling—GEV.|$ mt Her hust H to do bet ie volting features that the hardy po-| Washingt@n souvent Suet vie JURED uit iti bm . os = Hee became sick and digy at the Members of the party stated that N RS AMUSEMENTS RaBNRRER IE NEE: ~ a) Corres 6 point numerous Mguiries were made cc — oe] m9 What makes the case all athe cerning this state, especially Star R PRICE ANI 1A 1 PER LIN, J more remarkable ie the faet that | climate and resources 1A A y 4 I M he, are ae ‘ ing tho years in witch he per-| Other mombers of the delogatior ‘a ~ te ated these brutal erimes Ditt:| will return in a few days < men f Lax wa garded ay un exemplar It ta 0 ertain that Seattle “ > Be prrest at ‘ man and cittteh, He had reg | will seoure the Blk#’ comvention fo —— _ cit MAX DITTRICH WE yee pairs al ete Auditorium ‘Skating Rink -" an 54 senile a's \ as Lrroproachable Fourth ay treet , , Steel ball- 3 a crere, of | eke ‘alias be oe ag et 4 ° |nefned Roller Skating - ' dided to the | esto 00; shales & au om ay He rth in vivid desert; : + con With a view of promoting the at \* | Alaska-Yukon-Pacif . peg rte ~ = BIX RAGES DAILY—RAIN OR way In whi July th—The com-| — astern point early tn Auevst” All] yiagp pace srw sane The Meadows in any w Take care at King #treet and First avenue sout upon them,!* nH appointed by the aupren 2 *| The nual reunion,” camp e Unit a atatom te tee | tty of the Grand Army yl Admission 60 cent Ning grandet p Boge ears coor Orr. a w. W ‘ 7 the | putldte There t P ° water at A ¥ . a> mal meoting In ; " ot== 2 =I SSoSSos aasas| eamnsns RAISE sas peste Wicker Rockers---Many Splendid Values 4 PORTLAND'S Ti C sth July 25——The itd The gamble SS “Seattle’s Reliable Store” Second Avenue and Madison Street ms we a BARGAINS $7.75 $9.75 WORTH THE $10.25 $10.50 $11.75 = 5 ¢ Golden Oak Folding Bed | $22.50 full size Golden Oak I and make-shift 1 Added t $22. ; $19.50 i varetlngrredinaes Aagmmame ids Folding Be $27.50 full size Golden Oak Folding Bed 8 REE ERR : ee ~<isth milage Pera os ee ee Ee : wees : 824.75 "y BUT YOU CAN WELL AFFORD TO PUT UP WITH A GREAT DEAL OF NOISE, A LI - vane - ~* RO hab oi TLE CONFUSION AND CONSIDERABLE DUST IN ORDER TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF TH | BARGAINS WE ARE GIVING THIS LAST WE EK OF THE ¢ GREAT SALE. ; ~~ a $4.50 $4.75 $5.50 $6.00 $6.25 $6.50 os a about the cit | img of tables saloons, cigar — n in offt Soonsere tematically oc oe olel > the pres- New Store, id con- nvenience they bye red ane baad rer rebt Soe » this there is the noi in their places size Golden Oak Fe Frank Merrick, chief of the ex > full size Golden Oak |position press bureau, has re aes Sige turned from Vietoria, where he bea! Prices are low ‘ are being sacrificed at a trem We have to get out of been attending the Pacific Coast | this store next Tues we must sell every article possit f in so short a time, Advertising Men's association | Mr. Merrick te tn re ter from 1 A. Nadeaw, eral of the exposition, who ‘ | Ladies’ Blank rg hye ag * paca Fixtures Books highly of the success w e Co Corsets Fine Ce ets, D: pcan intent eit aL made with long , “pation als and all hip, high or medi 4°” titenle special ex position commissioner, left for Spo um bust and with bo: ike, that are Genuine Bargains for persons who may be interested. found useful in present at the lkame today to 6 | State Editorial association. which hose supporters at |meets in that city Thursday We offer for sale a large number of store Fixtures which going at about front and sides, we cannot use in the New Store. Among them are— Half Price. lace trimmed and Three Circular Suit Racks for Suit Department. | gy Sere .— | white only, regular Twelve Straight Suit Racks for Suit Department. only .... B%ve j Regular 1oc Blank any business, now soc values, on sale Six Square Show Cases for outside displays. now at About 150 feet of Glass Show Cases for Counters. 1 | Four dozen Counter Stools. only tooks are now only . be Regular 25c and 35¢ Blank Books are now only... base Ten Electric Arc Lamps with Globes. A large number of Gas-Lamp Fixtures and Window Re- flectors, Numerous Counters, Tables and other fixtures. — Ends Sale Clothing, Shoes, Hats and The Northern Life In company, of Seattle, was ore esterday and officers for lyear chosen as follows: P H. C. Henry; vice presidents, Miles C. Moore, of Walla Walla T uM Wallace, of Tacoma John Davis of Seattle; J. H. Edwards, of Be suet moon eee! Bt Laces and Trimmings i ‘ ———__— We are Closing Ost Our Lawn Mowers At a Very Low Price Gents’ Furnishings at about Fancy Goods HALF PRICE All our odds Bling D xan, manager and ends at less than half The ing trustees were} Final Clean-up Go into Effect 1 chosen Andr ‘ohn Ro} Dressing Cases, Shaving Sets, Fancy Boxes, Al- row, sone, Morita Thomsen, C. F. White,| ~ F. H. Osgood, B. L. Grondahl, Henry} sort of Fancy Knick-nack of use Carstens, Herman Goets, J. H. Bd: wards, J. W. Maxwell, H.C. Heary,ft W. H Parry, W. D. Perkins, RR} Spencer, V. H. Smith, H. W. Treat D. B. Morgan, T. M. Morgan, A. P Johnson F.C. Van Dissel, T. B. Wallace, A. M. Ingerso bums and every Come in and look over our Thousands on a ladies gentleman's dressing table now goes in the Great Sale at half the baghae r value i We m vot have these gooc cart away : ? ‘ 2 ; ~k—you will save money with ws > bb omines o rice nd other goods in 25c THE BARGAIN STORE 1104 Firat Awe 1104 First Ave. you ha NO EAGLES EXCURSION | The Eagles of Seattic deny they! have anything to do with an ex sureton that is being advertised under thelr name j Keeping tore” |} McCarthy Dry Goods Co. a grinamona alt your it. ord Cor. Second Avenue and Madison After August I at 1512, 1514, 1516, 1518, 1520 and 1522 Second Ave. There are only five planos tn Aw 4 that are as good as the bargain table a KIMBALL PIANO. They are the Chickering, He t M. Cab Story & Clark ind—fust na the other two for yourself The Kimball, as well as all the other worthy American makes, 1s sold only by D. S. JOHNSTON CO 903 SECOND AVE.