The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 10, 1906, Page 7

DENVER ROBBED OF FOILED BY WHICH FRANCHISES WERE WRESTED puor UN Rom THE PEOPLE IN THE GUISE OF AN ELECTION rauog, OF THE BALLOT IMPROVED UPON TO STEEL | aTreeTs AND & GHTING CONTRACTS LIFG OFFICES HAVE | geen STOLEN Ate ELEN e HEPES ER TROT the Se art ou ity ul ote os val he be be he * ’ * 4 3 18 THE LOOT - ‘ + ® caamway COMPANY * ” ‘ Dut § a yoar to @ ‘ « * # Mrroagh 18 * | § Oo sd hine te * eine 1th A _ $ pagent | ant of fy bacutne + « * es * teense ee Mt 5 “e = 2---THE DOSE a i oypr, Col, A stor ation con he t Brolin oath son [ett state | wore amaies, and how 0 will 4 saves them to 1S | men pon J} phe latest chapter In ’ on geceeeeeeeee® # # joa that 2,000 more votes would be needed than it could figure on This te the second of the ® ' titles on the aname of Derr & me) ver and Colorade, The e tich appears cs 7 guding article * morrow ry . 4 Pessevesevereses ‘ Denver has a ne chapter © n mh framed dy oorpe janied ae 6 oct grafting coanctls “STAXPAYERS” OF THE LOWER WARDS GOING TO THE JO VOTE WHGLESALE FRANCHISE GRABS TO THE pone SERVICE CORPORATIONS. ate supposed to dea! with the; ployes wer: also oe direct whea franchises view as mm * pressed into ser rier taxpayers The joker in the provision ‘pen suffrage. Upon o i died of 4 been | These tax recetpte as badges of | citieenship were peradores. | indicated payments of from 4 | eat off from anyjto pnts om real estate-—-fr on who pay seven tenths of ie rem: Deaver’s public service 0 deeds we lots, They stood In the hands of s was nose trawn,|real estate company, which, om the | ie believed. Kicction rack, could give no reason why ‘adopted a curbstone inter 1.000 people should a0 generously | @ the law, ruling that, pay taxes on its property * hes done | _ By a series of decisions tm which | Packing the Tax List. obs apts af tts advantage ‘be ma ftagrered. vases show W you had a bank account it She tteurage thrift and |B woutd increase the general of the community. are not only deposi Heres, but. through the joan BE of their funds, encourage me wetain ali forms of in Pay 4 Per Ih We are under bonds to stay in Ct. Interest our store, and it fe in the hands of the Court to say when we must go. We will sell any arti Tin- Have a Branch at George town. are, Stove by President le In our Har y? Soe Cashier. ware ant other departments at Ih big reductions, as we may be foreed to take @ poor location and decide to close out the entire B Stewart, retail part of our business until a If arrungements can be made for oc | j Savings) |, &Trust Co. | may = |] Geo. H. Woodhouse Co, 1405 Second Ave 2 good location. Come and heip us, we will give you bargains. — tanking & Co., Nome, Alaska i eS The Great Pianist}, The Meyer-TonerPiano SUPREME COURT APPROVES THE MARKETS. | site = is ae THE SEATTLE STAR FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1906. T a AD et iE, a, . art are) ea tr }IDAHO MURDERER REPRIEVED. Good ha 1 Hadolph 5 | ' f;Cantaloupes are near and as wy | Fruits fogs | : ; | ! ' } Butter and Cheese (Star Special Gervice.) Ss : Wasnt - . eit, # 3 ; ' ' H ; : penny o ve on bp aa iz icons i SRS SERGE Hee es Sst] =, REDELSHEIMER aalves, por ih, b@t0; tambs, per head, 4a 800-804 First Ave., Cor. Columbia Meats 4 | s } es . Now it nue HONEST ELECTION LEAGUE ATTORNEYS EXAMINING If = ’ . ¥ | : roars = = - , STRONGEST TOPCOAT HOUSE IN THE STATE BOGUS TAX RECEIPTS IN JUDGE JOHNSON'S COURT ROOM. | Fish. THEY ARE—LEFT TO RIGHT—ERNEST LEE WILLIAMS, LU "8 CIUS W. HOYT AND €, P, COBSTIGAN, if or halieat. per 00s Best — » ] [ Most | Lighted | Conven- | | Store ¢ ient | Store on the , . West of Coast Seattle’s Reliable Store | Rockies ia A | 1512 to 1522 Second Avenue New Store—New Goods—New Methods Finest rest rooms for Quickest Everything new from top to bottom---the lightest, airiest, most modern store in Seattle. customers on the Coast. Private telephone exchange---both phones in every department in the store. service of any store west of the Rockies, Every luxury and convenience to make shopping a delight instead of a burden. And last, but not least, we invite and challenge comparison with the best stores of Chicago or New York as to styles, qualities and prices. | This is a safe place to trade. Prices are never higher than elsewhere, and in most cases they are lower than you would pay at any other Store in Seattle for equality of goods. The McCarthy Store is showing more New Goods than all the other Stores in Seattle combined Come in tomorrow and test the truth of this assertion. Seeing is believing. Saturday afternoon from 2 to 5 a first-class orchestra will be in attendance, and in the evening from 7:30 to 10 an orchestra of 25 pieces will render a delightful concert. The program will be as follows: t. March, “George Washington, Jr.” ....+-+-eee es Cohan 7. Serenade, “Love in Idlemess” ......++ seessses Macbeth P Queen of Hearts Waltzes” eee Grimm 8. Selection from Comic Opera, “The Madcap Princess”... 3. Sek on from Comic Opera, “The Sho Gun”... Luders | 0 v0 Yeued sxe 065 eeee 4. Intermezzo, “Cherry Albert 9. “Old Heidelberg March”. .....cce0e weeteene ceeee Mills . “Violets,” waltz : Waldteufel 10. Novelette Dainty Dames” Blake 6. Song, “Just My Style,” from*Masi al Comedy “Fantana’ jou Nedra Waltzes cPherson Hubbell || 12. March, “The Flyer” ... Williams For Saturday we announce the showing of more than fifteen hundred new fall suits, sKirts, wraps and petticoats More new fall garments than all the other stores in Seattle combined can show. Every department in the store is crowded with the newest ideas in fresh new fall merchandise. Store opens at 8 a.m. and closes at 10 p.m. McCarthy Dry Goods Co. 1512 to 1522 Second Avenue Go., 314 Union St. F.C remenvoenncemahApenrearenenne SRpomrranmcemanhepsnrraenere ts QpiroreMeor4 NDI meena ne eile meee