The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 29, 1906, Page 5

METERAN PUBLISHER [fame 1) BREATHS HIS LAST] FOL g. SCRIPPS NOER ition to enliet tn the © valuable uy RY we was op oeraolT EVENING NEWS. perroirr AT THE wa partne pies IN Ire 4 tT YEARS . : a aoe OF! od i tnterea OAl | | y 1 i his all adopted the indepe t policy| 5 om te ino f b { the parent paper, the Detroit! was ~ > Ne . ®, founded by James pa. | and olf sd | e when he! &. W. Beripps’ Properties. ry by at D has | b has ¢ are mt rare k on BW. Beripps “|1F PRESIDENT HAO BEEN AL LOWED TO FOLLOW HIS OWN) ya: IMPULSES IN TILLMAN con-| Ss TROVERSY, HIS LETTER To! ALLISON WOULD HAVE GEEN A SIZZLER, Original Letter Het One If the histort 4 of the an gete ho! ai asp Your Opportunity to Save os oadoagal 3-Panel, Best Wire Cloth, 50c Decoration Day Store Open Only From 8 a.m. to 12 noon. 7 the | ORUNKEN MAN DIES WITHOUT |»). 'y REGAINING CONSCIOUSNESS |' AND WITHOUT LEAVING ANY} HONOR SAILOR DEAD TO IDENTITY | TRACE AS o John. Samer Pont 5 weiaait'e! HAMMOCK ney Pattern Ham m » heavy close oa t WINGS Swimming SWIMMING Wines. } KNIVES and FORKS Friendless and alone, « nives and CALHOUN A CANDIDATE CAMP CHAIR A “ FISHROD , Excursion to an mak mation t ¥ er Rod. LUNCH BASKET PAPER NAPKINS fF Line 2: $2.00 Two- Burner Stove $1.39 orated Bread Butter P were = Re .™M ee ~% $1.39 Don't throw your old clothes way. Have them cleaned to look itjke new at the Pantorium Mata 1048 : f 100 Shares of | rn = SAT ON HIS HEAD — hag ome va “| The Men Who . Accumulate | Seattle-Boston ‘ REST WASHINGTON OCAL RANCH EGOS Adams Tea & Coffee Co. 1535 Second Ave. Cor. Pine 6t ‘lt You Desire 1) We THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, MAX 29, 1906. MOTHER LOSES = LIFEINVAIN MOTHER TRIES TO SAVE BABE Kl" FROM , DROWNING BY DE-| 4 SCENDING ROPE, BUT BOTH | \) succums, | HARHON, M SAL THE REMODELING 18 GOING ON. THE WORKMEN HAV PUT IN THE IRON GIRDERS THAT WILL BUS TAIN THE CORNICE ORM THE OPENINGS FOR THE N rHE TH FLOOK NEXT, THE CENT ERS, W ARE OF NO FURTHER | OWN HAVING TO GET OUT, WE ARE SELLING OUT THE ENTIRE STOCK OF HIGHGRADE CLOTHING, HATS AND FURNISHINGS FOR MEN, BOYB AND CHILDREN At Reduced Prices J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. 800-804 First Ave., Cor. Columbia STRONGEST TOPCOAT HOUSE IN THE STATE BUTTER 25c pounp® HET IOWA BUTTER 24c POUNT 25c PER DOZEN We Don't Deliver, Wealth and age are men ot put their money ) @ pock alth Stock Copper Co. 9-420-421 A a Ride CHAS. E. CRANE, Pres. | extra.special for the week these two dressing tables Standard Furniture Co. Seattle 1006 to 1016 Firat Avo. Tacoma | cowWeotts 1020-Ist AVE SUITS To onpeR +15.00 Our Shoes “Make Go CTHLDREN’S SHOES Dongola Kid Lace Shoes stock tip, splendid soles for school wear, sizes 5% to 1144; special this Raymond & Hoyt 405 Pike St. “Make Good” Sh with Our Metto: “An Honrst Value at an Honest Price. make: ou safe. We sell pianos, We rent planos Werepair pianos. “THE QUALITY STORE.” Allen & Gilbert Ramaker Co | 1406 Second Ave., Seattle HOME MADE BREAD UNION BAKERY AND CAFE 1413 Second Avenue LLOYO TRANSFER CO. Ino. Baggage Express. Furniture and Heavy Hauling. Both Pb 1688. Office in DI Open Day Forced to Vacate H. Lewis & CO. 700 First Ave, Cor, Cherry TICE TO SUBSCRIBERS Should your copy of The Star tall is anybody left that t by an earth takes In over 9) bt to come a n't want the et them. quake and our loading, t running up our matin office | 1060; Independent and 7 o'clock, and we will send |you & copy at ones If you should | miss it more than once, please tole | phone us every time you miss it, |" Im this way we can be certain of | giving our subscribers a perfect scr. | vice—and it is the only way. THE STAR PUNISHING CO. Low Excursion Rates ROUND TRIP Great onTH “Oriental” Limited July 10 to 15, inclusive B.P.0.E. DENVER $55.00 August 7, 8, 9 G. A. R. MINNEAPOLIS $60.00 EAGLES MILWAUKEE $69.70 0.0. TORONTO $84.15 K.of P. NEW ORLEANS $85.35 October 7, General Excursions JUNE 4, 6, 7, 23, 25. JULY a, 3, AUG. 7, 8, 9, SEPT? 8 and ro. St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, Sioux City, Omaha, Kansas St. Louis $67.50 Milwaukee .. $69.70 Chicago $71.50 Further particulars at Ticket Office Great Northern Railway SECOND AVE & COLUMBIA ST.