The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 4, 1906, Page 4

VHE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1906 VORVALLIO MAN MISSING <n IME SEATTCS OIAR | wiencmnurnns sites» |THE TALE OF POOR) "0 cece cn 028 — BY STAR PUBLISHING CO 1207 and 1900 Seventh Ave er Telephone ne : " . a4 mE aditeriahs te dent 87 t Main 1080, one ; ; oye Ong Business: | dent 112 Main 1080, | rete “ his do i Me bh ‘ BALLARD #TAR AGENCY 24 ard Ave Sunset, Meflard 0 penne A STORY OF AN ACADEMY PiC oO 4 Nn * vases 3 > : rune AND w WOUNDED a 9 = y- oe A wa “ - © ‘ye - : HEART - . ws . ro 5 = . 4 ; Le vg Ener mo “ 1013-1015 SEATTLE te : ; 7 Saha RTE SB Hike ‘ a i ; he \ FIRST AVENUE’ WASHINGTON Se - wee I pe tat plotute om an — \ MAIN 1240 J A Knocker im a High Piace | AY -~ he ay ye! how Hn doubt » (Bloch ceortnd a , ut to marry Bn e Mint Wet | SATUABDAY ‘over sc Mow ABOUT THAT TRIP | fies ae avee ss rk a we oe | thera 04, and| you F ‘ wrt with mt TO THE DENTIST 2% io!) ees So" ine tetlow. Youre in ‘s * . alee ked mth ‘ hed a » « BY ELLA K. DEARBORN n in oe aca * ty * ® | Keginald EMPEROR WILLIAM'S GUESTS Trt ree eee eee PPP eee eee ee ee ee th fo a . ” : . ot ee ey | Star Special Bervice ans a f he , eat jae —< ’ 4 ndings aol : 7 # departmes . ; stor We Washingt a rn ‘ * et the ctiy . Bi , : weer : po: Ret sn eo The QUAKER DRUG © ; o ¥ oceas ; “ ar “0 : 1013-1035 First Avenue ot , : ae | kam want to buy # al Aboard for the nea P " . . iste. ‘They a “i-ithe in thelr} burm it,” said the pr vist tor te ee ee | woud net aim "pe many creches| good.” ‘Thay idl retaining geistal you weet rewntie them” | Bho Yard : a : ; val ant pattie a 2 ils ma Mong ee Ae yee vr ay byfiense. § te ia A : the U. B. Navy Yard, enjoy the| An tmmenne stock of sheet muse, musical merchandigg Hie it all this to make money for bimseif and the men he re ae te r ee ; wil ex most beautiful scenery on Bet talking machines, pianos and organs has been moved te tees the value of al eattle 9 o ee “4 - t oe Ban Heo he oy ve coatomer will recely with less assurance in the future | ‘et% : a ae So as ; 4 . n~ oa ‘the = sock | nie where o& . © our Beet at. “ . pm. Round trip, 50 . ateet at Kirkland, Has . in the preliminaries to this en © doubt bis word? and Lat. | Raynor are ae wth the | or Steinway (and other) Pianos The Real Helpful- le tt rable to suppoee that the Chamber of Commerce would have sent Mr. MeGrew to Washiugton to se © permission for the 1408 SECOND AVENUE : 4 th ff a . Dullding of the canal if tt wax mot assured that the canal and the . Len, Sevtel wetie. govouvanel- meth a0 ant*ehe-dutibiest, oe ness of Our Ree Ri bes ting ertmeor You don't all the steel plant were to be built? Mr Moore toe Kdwta Aud offi, f pite of all thie ase r i > i county commissioners, alts in his office up on Profanity Bill and ta iitiet: he PE es oie “ateea ke nok Credit Sy a h hie #ktreme wisdom announces that Mr. Moore Is a fourflusher and — 4 form ' Je ste | E seud the World’s Table like the figure tm the gee that he's foolish to balld a o plant over at Kirkland anyway gad that there's pothing to the whole proposition but @ ot of het | : . ont < = | sew : air le be the leet t neve wears @ brows le exemplified by the fact “ eet.” | . ~ that hundreds of our cus And Judge Burke, Governor McGraw and all the rest of us have |) 0 ond Lady Alay at od Bimost continuously weveral ° el : a ay | tat ies heme ME North to South; every parallel of Verily, Mr. Smith te full to the brim with wisdom, . Brother Officera.”| Ing and dancing or ees 2 but praise latitude from East to West; pile fe really our prices aad o be put on Wednes@ey) goog blackface aiat thereon the foods of every clime and Uneeda both Mr. Frewiey and Mise) yocatie Ethics and Progress Van Buren seoume leading parts | The Girt Engineer.” HOCKER WAS DROWNED. ‘There are a lot of things In thie world that the average who wants to be broadminded, does mot understand | - ’ : - You would label the doctors, for Instance, “progressive and ad | Ae totam emt, thing selected : . vanced.” You would think that they had outgrown prejudice, the | are | We sata ¢ ore — We ere showing over same as the Presbyterians have oxtgrown Infant dameation and vari | & ovr j figure was not quite what thing that's latest and beat { ous other beltefs that were once considered moral laws and ere now pom ’ “ Abe . / mt wonted 1 ants Ss counts in Hammer Apparel for only unpleasant history a +B ea Bl poh th a oho" te her a ek Men, Won on and Child _ P a ay) t and quality o : ould b o resummed that he w \ And you would be wrong " - *¥ 4 th ao eve garment le guaran will surpass them all in the elements physician who has per jana! . an anything else: Manis and Bemale Co In the elty of Chicago there ts « skilled formed the marvelous fest of removing a ach and preserving her life. 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