The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 27, 1906, Page 5

lakh hhh kane eae! | \* | j* wren BLINDNESS COMING &| 6 4 BERING MOM # doll d rt k will furnt COUNCILM. N. [axa Patmioe ron LAeF &) ae es Se * TIME * th t bed —_ A Sy YS ed lg aaa at bedroom jt on earth that he will be #] ° Is to mee friendly tees and | a Hero ia & con pletely furnished bedroom, the total value ot and whi h en be THEW DOW " » the company dep * fami landmarks, Wil # | awed b mall payment down and t alance paya " each wee he wart sen the enebuaren v¢ pended (0 Jioal organizations. Me served In the | # ictal teestae a «| | furnishings are exactly as shown and tof for Counciima-at- Large sired by it, ahd Was tarceenye te | Fourteenth Connecticut Wlwntoers | & | > tee eaten eats ‘| cand Municipa . © passage of the franchise ©} and was with the Army of the Po-|@ has been spending a fow days ®] . , ‘en the A, franchises in that |totiac from Antietam to ieee | ingSoutt «| OMAHA Neb Feb, 7 Rey As ® member of the county } Ms |} * O'Donnell ts suffering trom *) nig g new trial, He wan coavict n equalisation last fall Mr Man. Mr. Hurd came to Seattle first in] ® an tneurable eye diseas Pa ep ey phates le was convict weitucted «i raion Ring Mullen | 1884, but went from here to Lewis| ®@ as ate “phy. Me going t 1 & | 04 Of tan rauds and sentenced to a cod suai wen - mam in t county, Me returned here In L887] ® The steht of one te already © one year in jail and fined $1,000, He } th the Seattle lee | and wor at different | The doctere my he may | h8® appealed . © value at) employment until 1890, wher # be able to see qut of the * . nchiaes th ve | The cost of quarters and subsist 38 franchis from wed control of a feed store at hiv] ® for two r weeks. ‘Thet OT ite guratahan tothe thane a . oo Anne ane an enent bo: . co! f ” ' “u'* oy . one OY the hou wank cue e 1 atfon whigh he has com-|® ex-memb the city’s orum to the Russian prisoners of mat ood acquired we toe ated ta the @ lucted ever » Fora short time, | @ wi i into t 1ot #| orm dh afer sacs mye ya al ee vetore him and y the board of a fow year he conducted | & . ine ole D WEISS ven sete eke tae . wren “URKeation of Preaidint Furth nil food wt n the waterfront, | ® bra ai, and is sees #] , Xe at company, that they be « but th ontablishment th ly, hw y *] i oat he we ober Bey = , ma-|but that establishment was dis-| ® ing aera anly, hung | yaa owed of that he might confine him. | # * aepen hag noe Bo. self to his uptown eata ment POP eee eee ee eee be Some Plugging. bitean & Mr. Hurd is not without expe | er enchises A y aa it appeared on. the box elogaton » the legislative | Don't ble and 1 and Lamon was juggled ao as to make it r ted of two bodies, | ure \ <r you are not 7" the that the franchises nd two years later, after the new ta well off as some of your fr ‘ Wa Mig he wes sed at $169,500, but arter had been adopted, was elect | Luck Imn’t to blame; it's your own mayor facet but 0 was added for 4 represent the Fifth ward ta] j fault. No matter how email a sal - se valu he city council, While in the city] ary y may be getting, if you lay d 7 « deducted f nell he wae chairman of the fire | aside a f week and d ml which other p and wate mui which com |poait it In a good, safe bank, It wrned mittee had to deal with estat won't he long before you have In the city nell Mr. Mutlen lishment of t tty water systen jon ugh t t in real cata in dairman the ommittee on hie Was an advocate at that time of jaome t iness of y rown an en vate! streets, and is credited by hie aa. |‘? city owning and operating that pice eeeailil | things will begin to come r wa clates with having an Intimate | “78tem 4 devoted much attention |More mon have become rich by this ex ‘ knowledge of all branches of the| (© baer: rtant work. Hie re ! I following data, covering af™ethod than by other plans of business of making atrewt Improve nUrely clean, period of 15 years, have om | Khown. | ‘ a : meats, a work in which he takes a/ plied from the weather bureau |. One of the be t places At @-piees Hed room ’ oO sir Bla A TANDARD sa ar : . {|} deep and constant interest orda he Thay are isnued to ot in which to 4 nade, very good through t where jeeraene VOI) lawerm turing March for the above pertod| Yoster and Fires . we < A Bedroom ¢ At the opening of the present of years must not be construe yest peo “ One 1 oak Bedroom Chai da. t of t mmpound it twice a ye Two w Silps A < campaign Mr. Mullen was not aecan | a forecas he won COO: | One Spread av M poy Rod S| didate for re-election as councilman j ditions for the coming month ] ata at-large, but was a candidate for w normal temperature, 45 7 wv ” timan from the Seventh ward ont month waa} nm which he lives, But many poll of ol M . had depended for support had given RTY IN MUNICIPAL | t 40} om Dow was w § for Bal-| their support to T. P. Revelle, «| CAMPAIGN TO HOLD FOUR a Mallen entered into an arrange: | | 18 Cr wd to . ment with Revelle whereby the | MEETINGS TONIGHT } ) deat 0 . waa to have th ward & “ 1 erage tion and wae to ase ta delivering partly */ the vote of the ward to Mullen for | 9) cemmeltnan-at- larg | otings on a side will bole e eee O YEU NO) Bes! ta promote political ea: | ; Seatt! 1006 to 1016 First A T 13.50 GEORGE LISTMAN, 9 premnate oat [x treaay. te 00 : eattie to rst Avenue acoma Candidate for Councilman-at-Large! ubdlican = campaign com-|® which will pra * Ticket. fat ft an’s ball, at the *: I ’ A 1 *. oat Ratnter boulevard and Norman & of carnival, Shrove Tuenday is ®| - For the past seven years George | where addresses will be delivered | * a 8 i of | e oft n, municipal ownership can-| by W. A. Major, Seott Calhoun and|* ding the 40 days’ « *| 1 or counctiman-at-larga has H. Lewis: at the Republican lub | * during I + D WwW d rection of « sy] eats Ser cospemmnan-ct bres, han} i. M. Lonie; ot the Rapatticnn cies | 2 octor Wante the pressroom of the Trade Regleter | Harrison at, wh T. P. Re See eee ee heer eee , haseq| Deblisking house, § Mr. Listman) and others will speak; at the Bap camer Portland went to Eagle! Physician Wanted BEST IOWA CREAMERY, 4300. ame to Seattle eight years ago from | mission, Garfield st. and Gay-|jrarhor yestce Blt Be Bag 3 LBS. FOR + ' Sioux Falls, & D.. and worked for|lor av. where John F iP SRR ceecd tn Gnd tek tucks ee S Ww. d coe: eemmemae fe that of » build | SSE, van aasotant foreman tn the| Dr. J. Crichton. wt nnd |fe7ed to find out to what extent] HANDKERCHIEFS urgeon Wante 55e wiper ihag || pressroom of the Post-Intelligencer|at Kirkwood hall Lake, cahip sesabed te Sera FRESH RANCH EGC tailings in 5 He has Defore entering upon bis present/ where John Riplinger, F. H. Hurd 1 be placed on ker reguln PEEL EE OD GUARANTEED = emgage sae | employment Jand others will speak gy F ae ae a ry 2 DOZEN hundreds | to Alaskan ports | 2 DOZED from time the| Throughout that time Mr. List-| The managers of the munictpal | Pan Hat i One who bas taken the exam - . bee oO om ter rabip campalgn have arranged a n Hemsatiched, Linen ation of the yn ONS! man has been a prominent mem! wn Saee 6 -wil Eien tea — ieee te oopelas Tren after |O€ the Presamen’s union of the city Ifor meetings at 1210 Howell et with 1 Nutual Life bide | HANDKERCHIEFS Ye Bad positivery d= Te a neet | and in unton circles in other ways | where the speakers will be George This is oa special of de municipe! owe He was for five yeare president of | F. Cotterill, 8. W. Wilkin and Mat extra * picked up in the Memtiiie kis name was his union, held the « eat | thew Dow: at 420 Denny way, where ast ng is believing in Washin ton Ets the conver tent of the old Western Central|the speakers will be W. D. Wood cor taney By Bh. 9 r Labor tor two terme and te/@ W. Harmon and J. H. Homer: at me within Nre votes Jedge Moore for (bar FRANK P. MULLEN CenBidate for Counciiman-at-Large the labor unions am the Repeblican Ticket tired by’ the ¢ ral Labor two years ago, Mr. List «co al Mallen, rep an CAN-|besiness manager of that 5 Slate for counctiman at-large. is ay @ember of the presen: 2 Mt pepittor of the Abbot bo fie Beart of the Pike ot ttt, and within a block there are 19 leensed ea Be 0 intimate associate of Bery eek, chairman of feazer comm: @y cestral committee « whom rary We intereated in the operation of tpal he AdOt maloon. on t ner of * third term aa treas Cer wanton n has always been ix t tn politics and for man years a pion of the municipal ownership. He minent part in the movem nomination of an Independent {pal ownership ticket tm thi was chosen temp hairman of the recent munic ownership convention, aft wards being made permanet chair man F. 4. HURD, Candidate for Counciiman-at-Large Wa Mek” checks in violation of| on the Republican Ticket, onters itce 4 mes Pees af the police department. gisteen years tn business at the Friendly to 8. E. Co. | same location, 1410 Third av., is the rather unusual record of FP. H. Hurd. | Daring bis present to dealer in hay. grain, flour and feed, | (bell Mr. Mullen has deen any- and republican candidate for coon py id Unfriendly to the desires effman-at-large for the coming term Hi, Blectric cor y. In of four yeara Mr. Hurd ts « veter Mages of the fight for the of the Civil war and was pot on the fieirtien of common user and city! republican ti wat of deference te MOP Gonses in the Woetlake and Mf the city, who ad Sieond ay. street ra fn andi Me was one of the o' Union Veterans Union, their poltt vanced bis Here’s How You Can Buy Dinner Sets and Housewares y through the! February Overstock Sale We Bottle, Large Size. Many Use 01) beat made for for all pur purposes 10e New Haven Alarm Clock Warranted regular $1.00 Dler’s Outfir comple: Oe N _M ann GOLD PIBCKS FOR fitrong, Jayanned Mail Box We UT" . THIN CHINA ) SAUCER—MANY megslar 65 PA ‘3 TO SELECT ise FROM 2he THE SEATTLE A TUESDAY, FEB. » the Odd Fi owe hall Fremont where the speakers will be W. iH / Moore, Eé@wart Wrady and Mat w Dow, and at Harm hall, Green where the speakers will be W. H. Moore, George F. Cotterill and Gordon A. Rice | Reports of the several meetings held Inst night and received at the reapective headquarter his morn img indicate that they were all ree sonably well attended. and tn a few them the crowds assembled dis played some real he ainem State Medical Board NO ARTICLE OVER 106 l0c STORE 1325 Second Ave. Second Ave. Routiding 700 Ist Av. Cor. Cherry er inaugurated now 4 or has been refu her state certificate t ° in the state of Wash ton, Address X 17, Care here. KLINE & ROSENBERG, 625 First Avenue. Seattle, Wash. Look for the Signs teally «fl The litle steamer Toledo, which a between Portland ame into port terday for the first time She Bussard, of this j * owned by J. 0. ity MEN'S CLOTHING MEN'S FURNISHING Goops. MEN'S HATS. vice are the two of such ar to and the large windows o perfect laht for the fnext k. The Oblo Dentiate are ail ¢ ¥e CHILOREN’S CLOTHING. YOUTHS’ CLOTHING, CRAVENETTES, MACKINTOSHES. MEN'S UNDERWEAR. MEN'S SHIRTS. MEN'S PANTS. a experience and a creduate ecialiat of sawned college of dental suracry The Obto Dentists state that thetr patients are from all ¢ life, but almost invarts le who are partice The Poor Find it Economical The Rich Satisfactory t they war work » do their fool that Se the third city tr the United State ae fost os t MEN'S SOCKS. NECKTIES. “NEVER-BR K" Ranges are of malleable tron and steel, used, will last to grow je we shall build up « dental when proper one in the t and lems Ir They have many su- gy weg points and patented ideas ained ‘in any Ke; such as SAFETY-VALV AT. TACHMENT to prevent explosions Being Sold at Prices Never Heard of mec owy wan as a and ng 12% times A Perpetual Shoe Bargain Sale at Gray's 921 Second Av. Bet. Marion and Madison any business that of dentistry enough f Biscults 3 min. f the best Goods. Kemer baked in Look for signa. ut the of a “NEVER BRE Ran A half turn of the er will give new life to the noving only the ashes to a SOLD ON TERMS OF $5 DOWN AND $5 A MONTH " ast Residents of the Seattle ahould fig tal Par » points of interest not to be overlooked when visit Address — OHIO DENTAL PARLORS, WT Pike Street and 1490 Third Ave. 700 Ist Av. Cor. Cherry H. LEWIS & CO. t i pecan