The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 9, 1906, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, JULY 9, on m SIGN THE PETITION a SMOTHERS OH Pee ee MIO Laces RAILWAY IN PHILIPPINES) Ic MNHRCHIST = i y vs f : 1 = a, | BY HAMILTON WRIGHT, Er Talbot for Patents, 206 M js ity mar a few mia: | wolal Correnp, nee to The Star | | 7 - t half a | MANILA ) | SOCIALIST ORATOR FLAYS EX: |= - losen ' YOUNQ@® MAN BEATING HIB] jongoot rail in the Phill | ECUTIV’ AND POLICE CHIEF are eur » wi be bvernment line ; » he endeavor to went the ome | WAY DIES, AFTER COMING)... | IN CONNECTION WITH THE $1.00 Door ikeer Auk Aaa | THROUGH THE STAMPEDE) )'° ~ " | @xisTeNce OF THE RED For 59c pws led ant y ig Ba le IR | TUNNEL, Ithe island, It will . ©.) | be ie et h the great tragscontinental sayate LIGHT DISTRICT | : Beis c : miles in length. Wit 1 = Ceappett, t Sees je The bod f Max Papineau, sor t f difficult gra t » “) ' ” t . 7 of | f P. Papte 1 { 1 4 nly as tt concerns | wagons and cagria : “0 on t . : h hildren and " | f « ‘ | | t was being worked f » iw — ee eee eee eee eaee “x eee eee eee RRS {ani Our Motto; PURE WATER PETITION “An Honest t t the City of Seattte— To the Honorable Cit t We. the undereigne { Seattle, believing that the Hone Value at an t 36, allowing a railway 1 Honest Pr putting into effect of 9 c the purity of our water supply ! b makes you al ww 5 titien y body to repeal said ordi sate. We sell pt siiowing the quest { the effectiveness of said repeal ' pianos, We to be settled by the courts o« are rent pianos. out | wi , The We repair y but} the Mountaing rting an fam | pianos tered edie “THE QUALITY STORE.” me wt down a BACK DOWN Allen & Gilbert Ramaker Co 4 1406 Second Ave., Seattle. hen de almost traveling one ts Im-| learned th é © ebip | LLOYD TRANSFER CO. Ine. t that the Philip t at 1 Baggage Express. Vast Furniture and Heavy Hauling. tile but Both Phones—1686. Office in Diller Hotel Open Day and Night, y bad] and api veling partner, as a man ap| t feos 4 the marshal of Auburo ead informed that official that h friend had died om the train, Cor mer Carroll took charge of the r ome | | provi D18CUSB QUESTION TONIGHT, | pro | The Cedar river ‘water question | fe ot | & be madg a special or Ii isiness at the ting of the Beat Ue Commerctal Club tonight, Rep |resentatives of the King County) ™ Name 1 will clin Street Address. Name. Street Address. till — por immense! to keep out the There are no dwelling tn the Indians are = str industrious then stretches unsettled ec Name o| BERRY PICKERS WANTED, ef any plore of property tn Fane Ov CHARO® by eae {SO LITTLE TO PROVE THAT | wootety, the elty govern:/Of the plains i shar ss ~ 4 ‘. on About 2 jon aby Bambang in muy valley be grower TICE. | ° a i the Milwaukee raiiroad| About 26 miles above bd bapa tes } THAW Was ouT OF HIG), the meet-| Nueva Viseaya province the survey | have ap You can get the name of tho owner poctive views) Strikes a tributary of the Magat| pickers ¢ MIND THAT JUSTIFICATION |!ne a1 5 non titude of a little more|erop of ras W. H. Pa Name | river at an ° Battleship Nebraska in of the office “Also any other bi row | tha 26 ’ roi h poin mus, pre ot the rt = sheene a eorhconceaonie ATFTER WILD-CAT MINES. inti near ‘a ni, there ia ano on Sumas Growers Drydock at Breme OM FMF 'eeo an sbetract evstem tor reer rs \d benefit.” and my owe Street Address. the wages are| fveryone should seo this mam CAS. COWEN. 26 Pioneer Bids ptible decline in the | ciation, A plain talk on the mines of! good and sleeping quarters are fur Washington will be published weet Demd bang is the prettiest Mttle| nished free. NEW YORK, July %—Tt te tntim.|ly by the Washington State Mining | town in the Philippine Islands. The Y (Mail to the Buitor of The Star, Seattle) pment Hee SEEEREE KEES EEE Se PERE Re Ind tit ete eee ee te ee eee ee EER eee eee eee ee Bee Eee eee ee The ; on sctemmah’ Gant © Boyteaton |*te4 a thst Barry Thaw's att s ” ; . the present plane “« people are pacificos” and took no} WISCONSIN CENTRAL MOVES. KOHLER & CHASE ; eine po non. HJ. | Be forced to ton the defense of | the ation are carried out. In| part in the insurrection. Only one - | parat more one peor se ne | Orie “ aiiveienen 2 snow admit-|this plain talk an effort will be! company of American troops has’ The headquarters of the Wiicow | T Established 1850 pames Ravet, MT Dean st; » Fak ae. aan it facts at hand | made to include such matter aa will| ever been in Bambang. Fifty years, sin Central have been moved from |" RB Breen. 1436 Twenty-first av.; F o% Twelfth av.. C. Arthur pro be a guide to investors tn regard to|ago the Spanish built great eathe-| 102 First ay, 8. to 103 Yesler wa PIANOS oP © Mixteomh Gv. north; | 5 elfth av; Pred Koepf, 2336) (sane ¢ genuineness of mining proper-|drals and bridges and improved the|the quarters forngriy occupied by | a. m., 1305 SECOND AVENUE Ler 120 Wighth av. Prank! Pomc av Fy ge pies wilt be changed to justt-|ties on whieh an effort is betngl roads. The country ts rolling and |the Chicago, Milwaukee @ St. Pani | Round trip Arcade Building MF Mankato, Seven Fe a as naman: | Seana made to sell stocks to the public. the valley is open. The long, low, | route open av: v1) GC Woodman, 1242 Seventeenth | persecution bo b D. Thaman 290 Union| We 7 re . Je Jackson, 934 Kast |e"! tod - Garey | Teeeuradadh of: Mire, C.D. McKie. | eee ee argest furniture store In the west—extends longest and most Ilberal credit ao Frank Babcock 8 - S eaeene dakar 3 th t | versity station; J. A ‘ - penta; Jo ines a j i asier, 2024 Tenth av. north; Mr : : A. Chaffee, 2637 Woodland Park “ee on | ia nag K. BR. Chaffee, 2687 Woodland White Left Insurance. | %y | Park av; Horace B. Chaffee, 3¢ he widow of Stanford White wae} WN 00 at Park av Bertha L. Chal: | yee hay weld Slee by the @ fee, 2637 Woodland Park ar &.] Be Life Assurance soctety HiY >, 914 Bust Beventyfoarth st; | » wae the value of a ainale . jerson, 401 East SIx-| policy that White carried on his e T. Anderson, 403 lite for a number of years Robert A ‘ | . A. H. Ralston ! MeKay, 1609 Second av | 7-28 q "4 | Ni west McKay, 1600 Second 4¥.| james McDonald, 2 bh av Grubb, 6760 Pinellas west; William Par Ninth t; A. J. Cook 1 ut ¥. Juckson, H. E. Ball, 713 Rixh-| OEEETE G. EB. Lakinger, 5 ¥.; KB Markey, Twen vend ‘these are busy days here— at; J. G. Ketley —the past week has been an active, busy one here---indeed these are busy days at thes Stand- piace tt Grubb, 6750 Pin lace; Freacie A. Grubb, fe place; Cleve Grubb, 5750 Pine! place. W. HD Martin, 6760 F elias place; Mra. W. H. Martin, & Pinellas place; H. M. Read, | Lumber Exchange; RoW. Stith.) 2 4616 Rast Jefferson st; 3 C. Roe.| pen ay. and Washington at; M . Be Wee Wen Poser titee ac, [Bertha Jansen, 509 Maynard av Chartes Bic cane Pires Fred Jansen, $09 Maynard av.; Otto aries Richbaum, 6420 First a¥.|, Hansen, 1125 Thirteenth av ——- se — ott | nouth; W. Solberg, 1608 Atiantte wt North Sixty fifth st; GF. Hugh| 106 RECEIVES SERVICE. pou, 543 Kast Seventy-ainth st; H.| oe ‘ > a © Router, 06 Deen ae: Juke tiene eosamerdion aut ease term] TAs 00, tsa wa tor the iosting ard. We planned to make this the most successful sale we have ever given Seattle people ; W. Wilde, 1425 Dean ay.; A. Rich-jhae just expired, was presefted |, erdeen “Rast Statp-ateth ot: oth a ater ton ant yesterday aft-| ene” G06 wee at per at 9% peri we started last week with the idea of making this Seattle’s most talked-of sale, and certainly 1. KH. Rollins Sens of Ban Pa ¢ ner, 1035 Kast Sixty-\erneon by 30 customs officers a8 &| pyencisco offered a p om of token of their appreciation | pe.190 wt 4% per cent. N. W. Harris it ts. JULY CLEARANCE|2 2 SALES |pany also offered $50 prem More. Goods Reduced for Clearance Dany also offered 460 pr —from the results of last week’s sale selling the next six and last sale days promise to be excep- ltake both bond tseues or pr Than Ever Before. The Most Sensational Clearance Be Seth bend taese, oe none tionally busy, and we urge your early buying to insure selections from the various lines in bonds and the park bonds wili be re which are shown hundreds of single or ‘‘one only”’ articles. Values Ever Named In Seattle HALF SOLES ninth H. W. Carr, 3697 Albio: advertion’. PREPARING 10 —everything throughout the store---in every department---shows a reduction in price, shows a saving of unusual concern to housefurnishing buyers. A large special tag shows the way the EXPOSE THEM reducing goes, which includes, of course, all seasonable articles. every price here now represents the most unusual housefurnishing value ever given to Seattle people— of the “dollar Tuesday. It ts Scat why this store has a midseason sale— asc Heavy soc Covered Japanned asc Leather Half Soles Granite i soli WT Sisee Paes _ It la reported on good authority a in Foo a 8. hat the “dollar” companies are pre- | there are always practical reasons when this store has a “sale aca ca nc ee c quart | [i Daring to. checkmate those payine| B3¢ no Frisco josses, but who are cut —always sensible, plain, business reasons for the offering of such unusual saving chances, ting rates heavily and writing 15¢ RUBBER HEELS a throughout the coast in a desperat we hold e-gearly midessesh eale, ; 2sc pair Imperial Pure $1.00 Heavy effort to amass premtuma before ex- | a 4s¢ Heavy gh 1 ol posure by the insurance commis- e . ) 15c Solid Handie Hur , Save Waele § RENO cok 5400s Copper —— because 2) 2 288 which trade is not usually as active as during the other eleven months of the aay) HOUSEHOLD SCALES sage -or ted ash FREE WOMAN WHO. year; to create a demand for housefurnishings and bring this month above the average months, prompts us to inaug- urate this sale cach year. $1.50 | ly Household Seales, with brass dial BAROMETER AND RMOMETER ot Household a. o ring for our half-vearly stock taking and the several sto: Jepartment e dete x | si we are now arrangi r our half-yea aking an evera re departments are determined to Qear the | —_—— Il because ~".e SACRAMENTO, July 9 Mary Spill killed Jrunken hus ssc Blue Delft Cov ered China Salt Box asiest and quickest time, This fact alone is a sufficient reason for such a sale by a store of this size—there is no question but what it forces the unusual price reducing on a great part of the stocks, i 6 & eter .. PULLEYS Galvanized } because it is the best time of the year to adjust department stocks— to prepare the store for the new season's arrivals. Our buyer is now in the Eastern markets and space for his purchases must be provid- ing her father, to prevent the dead beating his wife nd Bes and Best Don't throw your old clothes away. Have them cleaned to look like"new at the Pantorium. Main Clothes ed for, 1-Burner Oil 4 1048 eee 4 WINDOW SCREEN for these reasons, and these alone,, is our yearly midseason sale extensively pre- { ase Patent Extension Win- ses ts ; pared for and advertised every July, and the buying chances become the greatest rent Je | = avon || Forced to Vacate Got Bavdbe heventer vines Gorin, iste oe vide ...+ Glass Crystal GREAT CLOTHING BSLAUGH.- : ve i LAWN SPRINKLER at dan H. LEWIS 6 ¢O. eat . » 289 700 First Ave. Cor. Cherry. verything is reduced with the exception of BUCK Steel Ranges and GUNN soc Heavy Japanned Ev- be 29¢ 5 Teo sectional cases. HAMMOCK ater rare, $508 coWWoolEN all sale prices are all pri is $400 Close | ting Fruit sLASC° MILLS for tash only Standard Furniture Co. fore art) ae ae 1 in plain fig ures so that the un usual savings peak of now « seen at a mock, Jar Rubber iene tay AWE 1 l PA ¢ exchanges can and cuits To opusea +15. 00 i RP atic . be made, any purchases made BOSTON BENTAL PARLORS Twelve-year Guarantees. Lady Atte Hours—@:80 to 6; Sundays, 9 to 14. Both phones 1420 SECOND AVE now will be held for futufé delivery if desired, from the specia ta 1006 te 1058 First hvemmo TACOMA 0 nal i tare a a |