The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 28, 1905, Page 5

OT CHICAGO CITY = | —==azsmeza=—_}grovereerem CAMPAIGN OVER MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP PROMIS. THEY/ THEY DECLARE THA THEY RATS PROMISE, IF git a ARE IN SYMPATHY WITH THE win, TO SEIZE THE STREET/IDKA AND THAT 1 rae DADS, WHILE THE RE URNED TO POWER THEY WILT RAILAC BRING ABOUT MUNICIPAL OWN PUBLICANS PLEDGE MUNICI ERSHIP OF STRI ET RAILWAY paw OWNERSHIP WITHIN REASONABLE TIME A size.| yp OF THE TWO CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR, JUDGE DUNNE AND JOHN M. HARLAN—HUR t RICANE CAMPAIGN By William B. Kenney watt Corres to t at tle Sta) CHICAGO ago n midst of & ane t a tempeicn, f which ha never been wa in s very windy city ss democrats in t ght,” remarked 3] ewe city ba wh a geen observer. “We are all Social fats this spring As & matter of fet, his analysis) JOHN MAYNARD HARLAN - “ont Reput an Nomir AT THE PROPER TIME, AND WITHOUT UNSETTLING CON DITIONS The democrats have been « “ and = figur from Europe. t foren oe tn which to pay for a Buck Steel Range " there was great action in our Stove and Range Store last week pa ci a wi busier this week—every day means th ting to at o list of “Buck Steel Range friends.” Here's how ‘the + —_— = ow ia itm down and any amount you satin the t t rut vy % EDW. F. DUNNE, te want to pay each week or bout. ‘1 het eaten e resigns month buys a Buck Steel |g} | \ & Hh nd accurate. This is the anes “stein ae . The democrats named Judge Edw ety £ . > 7 % F. Dunne for mayor, while the re ald ; peblicans nominated John Maynard Harlan, son of John M. Harlan Vuited States supreme court justice municipal mply like this, pay us $1 down, arrange to pay the balance ct «a “u can oy Su ange |} placed Im y r ,’ pon that har urtsnthed the coun. |continue tos eee Sie ete i Te eee : Wagner’s Orchestr: Young Patt h amediatel ph se} fren ges wrod Oe honk at 4 your old stove or range takes as part payment on the purchase Afternoon to Add @ce municipal fanew Buck range Standard Furniture Co. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS First Ave. seaTILe——— [068 60 Ee ———- TAQOMA bring this ab able time.” BOTH PARTIES ARE MAKING THEIR CAMPAIGN ON THIS | ER THE DEMOCRAIS ARE PROMISING TO SEIZE THE TRACTION COMPANIES AT ONCE. The Spring Milliner RPE Oe Lan STONE, FISHER & LANE THE ANNEX Opening im: CTTSHE Millinery Opening is properly made the climax to the spring drama that is being enacted thi It is set in the midst of a week round of sight seeing, everything el the setting---the millinery show is the jewel. And, it is such a show as once seen will be long remembered. In a forest of apple blossoms and _ spring flowers, with birds singing gaily, the Annex unveils the most brilliant gather- ing of hats Seattle has ever seen. wee : en ! ‘er I . ts ( : Re | 1 t } b rf 1 o ; 1 | : , | Program Wagner's eal pad Orchestra a Will Be Here inthe =. to the Entertainment ‘ } j = REPUBLICANS CLAIM| | e a HOLOGICAL MO- | | : : ° HAS NOT ARRIVED. Second Avenue and University Street 0 John Maynard Har-| menta . giar raix| The annua : ots |= a } ad | , ‘These are the best cheap jots in JOS. MEDILL PATTERSON. | Property : at on te the habit o id Geehy. Two blocks east of end of | rather, Robt. W. Patterson, the|/!* » cc bee, ane Weel, | naan : Wet Queen Anne car line, and |owner of the Tribune. He Is a very . Union Leaguer and his sympath “nes futh of Rows. Easy terms. Inquire Young man, wheee = infle e has nd are with the t owner. never been very great in the man grievance. Judge Dunn ix at present on the the sewers co is friends are buay a vores Botnwert “Y: Candi toe Vee}. ireult bench with four years mere mmittee ree be — the r the welfare of hi serve, at a salary of $10 r give e to compens G rd friends with as * Agans- + \Wsurance- Renrs- year. The mayorality pays $7,50 en pr the alleged overcharge “ed e Fe as | * was their present RAG LEY’S Cc ORN E R = is for t ears general law by which assess |) nta He appeared before et donne te large, mag ome are made js losing its force, ewe tee Monday after - tation as |, ‘ aomntinem e serty ers an¢ oun hoon and made plea for o of his Se Your linking siton ato hia apeeches. He It a ty owners 8 ~ noon und made 8 plea for on Specinte for This Week at the OLD RELIABLE SPOT | taking it upon themselves to fix al candidacy ke 1 p eve ° the occasion. The man who kicks Il geta ar » does not wa an, in the senne-ghat he r m A to Z tovehtn KLINE @ ROSENBERG, 625 First Avenue. H and Ben Willia mits and pay t fund and an assessment matter that was ling t Belladonna P Bee Mennen's Talet um Powder 106 BOTH PHONES 983. FREE DELIVERY. Why Shouldn’t You Save Money on House Needs?--Attend March Sales i tenn h All Steel Hand || s5¢ 4-q Hat Hoox, 4 8 reaglmod # p Pud ‘ eo. De 126 92.25 Be fron wh Hare- health SAYS NO... NGRY POLITICIANS PREPAR: } ING FOR THE CITY ELECTION WILL NOT TOLERATE THE RE ONE YEAR HENCE BATE ON ASSESSMENT SYS.-/ | " read Tras it © weed of It. TEM ANY LONGER A ora - nid the ¢ ay r t H Free Soap! Over Gittins Soap 5's: rs Yai N thta eign: equired warrants The general fund is, and ¢ Are You Staying Up Nights with the Baby? convinced. Lai —_ @ Svicoe > a — ——aers = = wees rl — ae h : thet : SPELGE euave. ona [| mat . ceueagianepdaeeenammanaentis. | CM Boywton Saw and $25: R& HURLBU Union St pie ocohadiing or oh A pT eR ie eS i ey Hardware Co, "perfect Tool, and the Only Tool . guinat $¢ that by book or of moorats. #0 1s quiet, bat @ Va; YESLER WAY PHAR, ¥ way; GRAY & 300 Pike Street, Corner Third For the Purpose ever Invented Max Ragley Drug Co. Second and Pike RAGULE ¥°R? CORR ES C. W. Boynton Co. Agents. Srery Cate.” in which the tool is used Druggists’ goo os by the Contenw Carpen ters, Architects, Contractors and Mechanics everywhere. HO MAY st ature: