The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 31, 1904, Page 5

ne wee = gS tires i ‘ we sk ke 3 erae. natter up with Chic thom Sim : ag 1 eke, Pate y A . 1 he states, refused to very wellgnaag Fe te aa ok B Me 5 , he duties of the pa thought it W oe " : 5 ie pay almost the entlresaamagy D inibaiVerncdn th 1 Timite ; 2616-2617 First 2615-2617 Li nolude most of the x ody vee NABOB OF SULU IMPRESE Avenue, Between Avenue, ‘inch ward. ‘They thought] SY AMERICAN . STORE OF | THR Vine and Coder Rellable Dry Goods Store vine «nd: LIVELY TIME WITH THE PARTIES INTERESTED IN "ef y : anne THE mad ward had been mistreat-| MUNMPTIONS OF WAR | | PROJECT | Rainier 1 |"“Homer Till reminded the meet-| ‘CoLD CO ORT ad = —— C f th fact that Cou man} ed Ie cy masta, tel | ar ternas Now Anta FROM POLICE The meeting of g@he “ m-} ‘The teemen t tion t “we im tae —* _ NOTON eo . o taitive and City Engineer Tr . 1 ' ‘are 1 t t , § oe ; r t . a Dy the Rainier avenue now ther een t ‘ t ned it, . Manila for the laad Of thelr 00+) ine me : 4 Mnietee Way afternoon prov . t t t claiys to bave the most ny «tar held during the . ‘ " eounctl. No dee a was arrive at ties ‘ w 1 iw t . at, but the ‘ , the | y , yore: ragt | t : taxpayers had an opport } : 7 . ' what they t iT ~ und why ¢ gincor ‘Th the prope Bummer ia two rooma He went ively and the Mitted afterward Several points favorab) council's attitude on the Which they had not prev derstood. There were several ex-| © councilmen present. J. A. Ja was one of them He came there, he said, to kick, b went awa . 1 , " e @Atiefied after hearing the city| ThOMpson stated that if a typhold | cause he was the t mut pert amy engineer's explanation. — epidemic should break t at « alle os thea & lutely iis the precedent of compelling Histrieta to pay for t opt the ni SEWER COMMITTEE AND city & NGINEER THOMSON HAVE A , local Special For Thursday's and Friday's Selling be value Bay Pate Hone; xpectal A 12 1-2 $1.25 Boys’ and eu’ Awoators, all whol; special $1.00 124 al and Migses’ Hose; ®pecis ‘ &4-86 180 Value plaid and plaid Beboo! Suiting ian hee 200 value Armor Sthog! Suiting tal He value Outing Figanels, good cc wen badly in a Wasnt early this m alleges that th tender dreW a gun ov him threatened t6 #hoot ‘him yrted the affair to th on the beat) but re Ninn, Afterwards tan was shown cans [Sate aa an ase ate ctw eae TQ OBSERVE a er se : Sse: LABOR DAY being he ral fund when it ying need. I nm that mm of the meeting sald he would * r ~ tate iret sly aren a NO CHANGE had already been ¢ ver, only with th ment with the city als t jit would be the poliey hereafter to | pay for all such improvements by at regular fu value »¢ had hereabouts We mar a left this way ' , there should be satisfied =| getting $20,000 back out of the| w Aug. 21 labor Renew t construction of | phy. hang y ton is toe’ nasser ie sais tas * ore $4.00 Suits Go 3 the Twenty-third aver " k the commit * ld get the benefit of the Rain FALL wor ON hy * a. toe " ms te Bs EAL, wontamm tare arte $4.50 and $5 Suits a mitted that the Twenty 4 a ? Levinson’s Quality Store. The W ( soibest tine Bottles Full Measure. LOW EXCURSION RATES VIA $6.50 and $7 Suits es, Suits Also Levinson’s Cabin a fara ee a are wi mney Reduced wed for the pfibe And right al howing of ne the first kicking now about a ST. LOUIS and Return. ... « $67.50 WE WILL DELIVER IT TO are t nd here. In fact, CHICAGO and Return 72. Did you pay anything for the YOU FREE. t ” t as 1 Prices f ‘ sewor in front of your house rm he Tl peasy 644. IND. 644 - - F, Proportionate Red arRed of Homer H | “A WUNAWAY MA , t nat ee a alf Well, the sewer was there Wie I went Into the house,” replied the latter Yes,” replied Mr knowingly, “you found t already there, it w of the general fund St ete hirts, ¢ “A Runaway Ma ' n Ps, ’ > @ at the Third Ave levereat farce-cor hat J k ON SALE SEPTEMBER SY @ AND 7. The “FAST MAIL” Leaves 8:05 A. M. The “FLYER” Leaves 7:30 P. M OO | cal LLL LLL LLL LL LLL LLL Everything for Bx Full Information, T rth R ations at have to pay a cent for Wh enna — +" Cateriog to ithou e pr own amily. Trade TICKET OFFICE 612 FIRST AVENUE. ee aie a's paodutely need 1209 SECOND AVENUE. A Everything f that they were being treated ep nA. Bridge & Co.—Popular Price Clothiers. A. Bridge & Co.—Popular Price Clothiers. A. Bridge & Co.—Clothiers and @ sto time Ja had, ite, “Hazel Kirke Grand Tntrodu ni Blouse, Sailor Suits ar isp . i ow hertn aries King tak SPECIAL BARGAINS. . I for ) Deh ® $325 : wet , ¥ 4, like new. ...$200 . J $190 $175 $200 © $2.25) °°... $3.65). $4.65 = $3.15]: $4.25) $5.65 One Special Lot of Boys’ 2 and 3- Piece Suits: In Norf and 5 Se Special pr SeTASaST BR BES ER FREO SRS R HERS CTR ERE T ERE) BA Cline’s Piano House Corner Second and Union. SrRas oT Boys’ Corduroy Pants aoe ene 35 Cents BRIDGE & CO. 1415-1417 Second Avenue Next Door to the Bon Marche es ae om | er e $3.00 $1,275. On oa v. Rye $3 rugs buy, and our on 0. St. In Ballard r wants, ee ed re : = aaa Co. Seattle alty Stone's Pike mr Pharmacy ta A, LAWRENCE SNES MAIN 988: BOTH PHC