The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 7, 1904, Page 5

SCRAP FOR § FOR SMUGGLING FMI REWARD IS NOW ON Cy pl 1 Was captured about tw Jervies Offt inpute arose reward, several persons that the capture bad been \ inform by t ESTIMATED EXPENSES OF MU NICIPAL GOVERNMENT FoR |\) 1905 MORE THAN $600,000 GR EATER THAN SUM ALLOWED ; FOR 1904 le the ¢ i ard right 1 CD 1 dire , $ Bowman to take the test ~~ City Comptrotier KR last} f $24,200, tranct arning arious claimant and \ = we I , tt part-| mony of M. B, Marshall and Peter 1 coming year, oth from taxes, |), th anol) allowed $4 aken toda The taking of toast { together w th ; ' tment xp s. The estimates for each nished until tomorrow after j ted by all th c af 1 t ' for ; estimate geregat $ 68 Executive department, $4,240; leg will probably be pruned down con- | Istative, $15.0 mnptroller, $ siderably by the finance commit. 540: treasury »: law, $30,964 nanitation, $92,126 $ agg hy a MRS, W. PROUT RESCUED ONE 00; fiscal ~ageney| OF TWO DROWNING MEN si din $400,000 Police court fines w $30 CRTEMPT TOKILL 2 | REDUCTION BILL FANS (Continued from Page One.) | » reason why ; ciimen did a t 14 " h <p majority of a S raaneiane yong F . q h : Mra Po 1 and framed their report tie - ar th Dr. Cri ¢ of th state, wens | openly last nigh id not ha “ know anythin on : ‘ did not ever his oD . t rte : oh si the small home should pa , mitt y y much per gallon f * cot R Youngs and ¢ t ’ the capitalist. Crichton later jut t ed on this argument made it| committer. Tr ha : Sa a o > look like 30 e t A or atk . be We mainta r . out ane d “th mete i} : OI on ‘ SECRETARY LOEB DENIES y An to 4 saat T nt ’ TRUTH OF THE STATEMENT rg th Keg i nountato| THAT ROOSEVELT DEFIED — ot ay : water " a J cTroPus 13, and the next month wmped |. N ms to $48. t iMy 7 i be and th > t si t went n a te down ¢ e id OYSTER BAY i. mained aX ar 1 ba of Daultor 1a : - so In a ‘ : “ lemed to 1 ent - od. reduetion I " - defy bim t : : rastain his claim . if Ie 0 ‘ tor Ras de [CLAM THAT TO CHARGE : ; m [THE PROPLE OF THIS « FOR od wed Row. | 18 1 CLOUs WHIL® A Mt = veb.a'vasmber of . ' ttee when that . {TO LAK ‘ ~< iW » EVERY DAY. I tt hat oe f that bies t kee hie wn rat at 7 MAN ATTEMPTS TO KILL ALL = MEMBERS OF HIS FAMILY 7: th an be t Lid ‘ thie on he wat (Ry Bertone News Aew-¥ of 1 ' DAY Y a the Spring water plant.| —MMichael Bich = Levinson’s Quality §% ‘ = Botties Full Measure. K en PHONE Us ad Main 644. ndent 644 - my) a te getting: ma s “S| GETS AFAT om ria teentet oni ' , ned t in an 4 . Pi od iH ¢ that ¢ dil ot 2 ee fo 4 t nm) “« , ' > tah t ~ M a to ( a” a ty. x Fy : ' 1 t ul, : id = — oe oe Days rifinble, “ ‘ ae) MEAD AT ; = “eo SS GREEN LAKE Tourist Coats Vo event woutd | gum Suits from $10.00 Up. hg S. Heat ps Coats from $5.00 ONE DOLLAR PER WEEK y neg “ ch BEARS anaemia ¢ ; ed 5 : ty pay th A larg attendance is exp A and Py water great preparations are boing made Westberg& Childs Pe snag rele ef larrentne at RE y Cloaks, Sults and Mill mere : ; » mane ft . OPPOSITE ARCAL Bt I i A$ w ( en a ad 1312 Second Ave. _ cor ee ree res — : o . don, now cashior of the Alaska Banking & Safe Deposit company, | will be cashior, The bank will be | incorporated under the iawa of} Nevada, the Alaska code making no provision for the incorporation of bana. | 7 | NOME EDITOR COMMENTS SARCASTICALLY ON HOME-RULE ORDER FROM WASHINGTON _ EXPOSITION CROWDS EBs SS ie | ME] Lee ARE STILL INCREASING) :22<cc-ucare) Evie Sieg es ee SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS PROVE TO BE GREAT DRAWING CARDS | epmmc | -WRESTLING MATCH IN THE PROGRAM FOR TONIGHT BELIEVES iN. fer numbering fully 1,000 will MIDAS GREEK 00 and 4,000 wi t Se-| Kriek, w town alms to rday of this NEW BANK Big Saving in HEATERS DABNEY & WOODHOUSE mplete Housefurnishers. A. Bridge & Co., Popular Price Clothiers. Final Clearance Boys’ Knee Pants Suits Mrs, Amanda Barrett today in stituted divorce proceedings against her husband, Walter Barrett, alleg ing Incompatibility of temperament The couple have only been married 06 May 26 of this year, but, ac BAD EXPERIENCE | aah nd th du f eo wife tory, have al.) t juarrels, in got that he ie enjoy jon of the 1 pe f t her ti . »Y | former husband filler Ww ' 1) } ‘ ant vest 1 sailor styles; ir t th —_——_- former prices were $4.60 to 1 some as high ws $10.00; fe F pg ie mY) FIRE FIGHTER CAUGHT IN Gene he HOw os : ee : 1 lat t BLAZE AND KILLEO—TWO BIG FOREST FIRES RAGING Boy . 1 A ' , aoe ants Suits Boys’ 2 and apy FF ge Mme rs $2.45 _3-Plece Suits Min eal . A 18 AN EPTION lks and Sallors, Tweeds nts new fall and winte n and fancy eff Boys’ Pa Extra heavy Cord ty Brittsh Columbt of the trades of more than | NOME, Aug. 28.—A man who still sent on that believes in Midas creek is Joseph { Bonanca, Norton bay New Style Boys’ Soft om tyles Boys’ New Fall Caps » the nun also be p now expected that be- | Kriek viot; all colors y from 1 weroms the Youths’ ani Boys’ Shirts ken lots of $1 Negligee ght ed B5e« Boys’ Hose Boys regular 20c Hose for, pair + AD FOR NOME me Poswkene’ t and stored a lot of hay t « ret ws “~--| A. BRIDGE & CO. “| 1415-1417 Second Ave. a ee HE organization known as Seattle Retail Druggists’ Association has eXisted in this city for some time, but it was only recently that they adopted the outrageous schedule for the filling of prescriptions. Do you like trusts? Do you admire men who combine for the purpose of holding up the sick? Do you assist the octopus by having your prescriptions filled at an Associa- tion store? WE FIGHT THE COMBINE OT because we make more money by so doing; not because we disliked the members individ- ually; not for self-aggrandizement, but because e love fair play and hate robbery. We fight the com- bine because the sick ones who get prescriptions filled are unable to fight this battle. The odds are too great against them. Bring your prescriptions to us. ==" |G. 0. GUY, Inc. [=== SECOND AND HE and Cassimeres, ages 3, 4 and that we sold regular at from $3.50 to $6.00. Spe while they last, your RRR eR em SY RTE UNL ARITA Ps co aie Dann aii claliaa tiara EE In Golf, Norfola, Eton and Aute. hapes; in cloth, serges or che- acs no ee