The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 12, 1906, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR.-TUESDAY, JUNE ta, 1906. t sigma ami aia aaa aaa ITY OF SHACKS ARISING ON SS more Ss hay office cashier, who will " rating RUINS OF SAN FRANCISCO IG ALVIN ae Taken for The! MR. CURRY GET6 POSSESSION LID ON IN PARKS. | Star Showing the Present] OF A PIEREE LOOKING WEA-). sterend » be no Condition of Market Street| PON, WHICH 16 CONFISCATED = BY COURT Two Months After the Great Earthquake—-Lined With One Story Frame Structures and Tents, BY ©. MH. WELLS. Ban Francisca, it }wtlt be tompora ehacks substantial pla Pa i BRACELET DROPPED | . * — ate A r | ARE NEDED ; Pag TRAIN 16 RETURNED BY | the otty pee aS : BRAKEMAN, WHO WATCHED iD bi b J * | FOR IT ON HIS RETURN TRIP, i de ’ | | pe ot th t on, yet “ aS . psec oe - & ‘ E [NEW VENIRE 18 ISSUED By /tion to the « " A been wreckag | ; % ' | JUDGE HANFORD TO FILL VA : “ ~ ie * at oes . 3 - : CANCIES IN THE FEDERAL bed, black wr PF ow CHR a : ; i, pipes | f m dan ret 8B, AND 8, LUNCH KITCHEN STANDS ON THE RUINS OF THE Ar v f in} FOUND GUILTY A. ( the | | GRAND HOTEL, NEXT DOOR TO THE PALACE HOTEL : - Siparecalttneng . | f rt | . 2 ! f 1 J } er | Great Line-up of Shacks, 1. " | “ ‘ Ana the f «. uP " f i | Minrket , t r " i fu « ' or © ‘ A ' a Johacks of « ' 5. M t | ‘ LF BN " , . ie [ at W. TL. Brook . : . 4 e tr great ent r " " t t hi wlet « 1» ' b QNEOF THE BETTER CLASS OF RESTAURANTS ON MARKET ¥ " ‘ : . } STREET 'N FRONT OF THE RUINED CITY HALL. | A . te .: ho’ Fe aly i oe id r PETERSON MUST HURRY, | © county i uv ante 4 € | t t ® } M a Me ‘i : } i 1 iM M . a “ f ° —— | as . | Horman Andrew . t ne « pand < up pusinesa eon cous 3 A. Broa te ro fie Y y Stuy- i n stocks . ha ett; W am Biackm sw ! esr 7 se) : Me : > ea . Reigers k fix as j to th ct was f ‘ Berg and and @ stock of * and | The ed the vt Is VO TING | ock | ut of tt A NEW DEPARTMENT STORE GOING UP ON MARKET STREET ia j Marconi Wireless St ANOTHER TYPE OF MARKET STREET RESTAURANT. | ‘ asa iabagpisss Pestaie santa ete Sept, ia Successor to the Grand Motel. OE RTDRY CRANE TOOK A NOTION TO BE A REAL| a Good Investment bd WICKED MAN ANDO i6 NOW 3, Mo. June A pe ty - n Mareont Wire- ATTACHED TO A BALL AND |) ‘ : t . ame « : CHAIN nee ie ‘ f Wi is - , | nd tb ; a mb he face at pg ! s ‘ aaa Mar , - . which great « town's ve meeh t oe tim f ating ooking at was @ e AY actaerow th Mux* Ss Kater Oslen. se tn ng | « lw ever i eh fe : pik “ back to thé shacks whier . n we : he Phantom City af De a 4 tw he w ; full grown ALAMEDA CAFE.” JUST COMPLETED ON MARKET STREET, |sAsie confronts the os AND GEkA OO CANVEAY Tink MARKET denen j® les arm, Pa = mapared to a ~~ ALSO A NEW ONE STORY BUILDING IN PROCESS OF prow * far aw t WA ja 1 Aaradpa | Hubbar , Senn “ ‘ + AR oe ee Oe en ERECTION. matane ° antes snd RESTAU ‘ | meat “—o - ave: Stee attle, where their local nt Mr. George Murch, pleased to go into detafis e tute of Marconi jegraph company. °** Na, Sam Francisco ts mot rebuild an yet. to any | will be garding ee* Wireless Waiting on the Insurance. Yhoty ts watting on the & companies, and bitter are dilatory tactic A. BRIDGE & CO.—Popular Price Clothiers. Wednesday | a oe 4 4 fered ta r d Ray . | THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH THIS TENT ON TH WASHINGTON, June F, WEET METAL WORKS ESTABLISHMENT JUST OPENED FOR [oon haw beurd that tot ence tn | re nam 4 oe Bhan Rh be otafennie ders: disp * BUSINESS ON MARKET STREET—NOTICE THE PILES OF ® ted « | CO OFFICE j congress den eo CEBARIS STILL ENCUMBERING THE SIDEWALK. | or parte rd bree j Htraveling expenses He . ime with the « — ied PREP PPR AOS PP POO OS ro | f 4 er — | day i el nable , n “ - ia ae “| in ‘ HILDREN’S ‘3 come . tr 4 a@tag : 2 cmber ef SUITS 7 Makes « Dire Prophecy wi | And. as though t k te vad | . A } ; ; 1 ‘ f | . WEW ONE STORY QUARTERS OF THE LONDON AMERICAN BANK PARIS ANDO $2.95 Children’s Wash Suits At Big Reductions TO LEASE” SIGNS ARE NUMEROUS ALL OVER THE ciTy— | 2 p MANY OF THE BEST BUSINESS LOTS IN FRISCO i _ BEAR THIS LEGEND. Populat btill D " | } 5 ON MARKET STREET NEAR THE FERRY LAND. | , ’ ELECTION JUNE 0. ‘ ? , The New Gan Francis N Take Years to Re er t ‘ $7 50 TO IMPROVE STREETS. . F ASK CLERKS FOR THEIR UNION CARDS. A. BRIDGE & CO. ALBERT HANSEN 1415-1417 Second Avenue ¢, from t / ore : Den nd one for th awn ras Next Door to the Bon Marche ON MARKET STREET DISPLAYS AN , , t ‘ h we 4 1 Fai wa vod adja 706 tet Avenuo j IN “TABLES FOR LADIES.”