The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 14, 1906, Page 5

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1906. THE SBATTLE STAR--TUESDAY, AUGUST 14 WOMAN SHOOTS HERBELF i SCOTTY ONCE SAVED = = i : “ENG NEER WAS | . : | oe 5 Ser atas every seasonable thing Is nee }a ave thented x ich wad in a was apoident: | Max : Nah, we MAD W§FE AND FRIEND IN CAB bow at the I a 7 . palin y ; ; 4 on peatH VAttl wines " t ing to kill my v, W. Dryadal WHEN HE MAN DOWN MAN } —<- er - " : “ t : ¥ * NORTHERN PACIFIC SETTLES i INENCE WITH YARN CON), awyer; RT He) FOR DEATH } J CERNING t 4AW WHITE es : Pigu | © cast ag ilpe oti john , wy ! Woll, 1 had ‘ ' ' , «ster 8 al Service W 1 I ; . 2 watlon as in a hy - ' M ’ John M - * Lo hte q . of a u ‘ “ > ) r [ woot. . ; ~ , rath of hus ‘1 het { 2 “ ; Se on had ‘ thie 1 nea Beg Her ; with ¥ . out of his poeks a very attractive © flo Bi . ; RA yes final th R ' . ws iS t maten ‘ 1 finally got thy | <nthege oor! - ’ $15, $16.00 ceoeve son 00 . 810.00 showing of poe. nae Se ao HAVE REUNION sono: i Sea MEI hammocks . see that t was & ‘fourfiusnd ' a $20, 8 ' soneeess wines ‘ $15.00 . okie be t " PARK'S MILL, Ky, Aug. 14 ining his wife and ' $25, $27.50 , sobs ee 820.00 ‘ arvive " $30, $42.50, 8 ‘ . . $25.00 of Gen. Jobn HM a750ur $9.00 for chair or Mrs. M ca funeral expenses of the de ¥ M.O. 5| NAMED BY WOOD siire NEWS pprer circ 1 and eventng J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. 800-804 First Ave., Cor, Columbia oMING ery rte v ave CONTRIBUTIONS ARE Frank man, business men } i im AND THERE WILL BE NO} riooninath “9 1 carne | STRONGEST TOPCOAT HOUSE IN THE STATE gas ' LACK OF FUNDS FOR CAM Announces Names Perryman bullet | ia PAIGN-LEAFLETS Wit ee Ww . Ns dias be Frank, who is belleved i | ames of ¢ the members of|to be slightly deranged —_---- | 7 i) t wh h ols NO 1 * | weoue onan: se tent ik tha Liat eae tee’ Cha* | BUNDAY'® RAIN HAD GOOD EF ye oe alia | ; drunk | RE 89.00 os of mun | Bir epg hed atthe| FECT ON BLAZING TIMBER sae <n ' Att advoce : | the v . a © day night,| ia ecohip whe ore wilting to the La Te in | TRACKS NORTH OF EVERETT. office furniture hours’ work a aay or ~ ” 7 | . | dvancement of the " ‘ . tr j ree tse ot any rooms ta that ght his family to town, where Star Specia! Service.) Is our specialty ed by the MO “ “ ” . } nd eae . et Members of Committee | igs Aue. 14 ve you have really nev e ha arg } - : yun quieting « ne er ' 0 “ Sees faving Be 1 thd mamnarket thacessaiition penal tiki and to new’ beliewed eaten a frue soda crack a j eee oe active work a tekmar oore, | an eS he danger has passed + every practical sit ee 5] Mou. Wiliam Hickman Moore | within the let fow dave, in o4@l until you have eaten ip cbagnpisiggir i -. —- end oe work ie planned *| keene elty . i Ket] mn to the damage done loeetne anges eechece and we Gairieeted among the ce : wur Mor |camps and timber, the towns of make office furniture buy- alt may a ah ; ® W. Mar | Marte the , Pacif ing here as easy as any- that | ® lasue Leaflets w Brtutnal manager . Perific! oe i" eral credit to you Yee MO. cadpatan cor + ot Teachers Ag W. A. Burletah = 7 vation . 7 aM 8 RE ans ‘ S18 be piancing "0 oaw CC. Clemson Leechi park pavilion will, on the|"* [* ¥ ‘eh qey few says 4 g capitaiiet; Matthew Dow, contract-|afternoon of Wednesday, Aug. 2 Standard Furniture Co. argumenia in fee 3. W. Bed apitatiet; A. FF gs a Very busy appearance, f “ s a ’ » ou atreet v. | the King County Republica tub wre may tre | — 8 ae man oun os comelites are Pic traces, block The only soda cracker | fhe vatera These bar iers « Brady, lawyer G bengnet v1 ne ogeme a hi h ry \ ‘ co~ lowed u ebére efter Pubtt rs for 1. tit b 0 be blasted off the Se estqurrtere 7 on 9 OM. Boder oeaher of ie atte | ‘Satn Symamina which is all good and paar nate whieh De. T. W. Bioan,|lowed te invite bis closest political 1006 Fire ‘acom: ae en Sg edoogeny |r ment political a. m. WAREHOUSE always good, protected —_ — oe " m aa: Meas wr’ Nichotes| John F. Miller, assfstant prose + | Gare Wt be no lack Of moe ike fo conduct the campaign The t, printer; W. |candidate for the presidency of the) venerr, Aug 1¢—Work will c.jelab; Henry Beek, Bert Taylor.) y. sserted within « short ¢ DO YOU KNOW dust tight, moisture Re \g de a. a y 7 “a Piggott, | James Couway and BC Allen, com-| peneneEEScemaee> —— wee popula 44 George A | prising the committees on arrange a } proof pa ka THAT plan. The ar t | men W ad eatate: John R. Pork. | ments, bi Wae The Ise an a f c ge. The Soda Water Bearing this la- M ind bel is at Be committee ihe the best in the macket? THAT NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY It ts the best that money and ex- perience will pate HAT Cot, Ro Ht. Lindsay, law. | ner’s ba 4 they wrniwh the Pr Krickson, secretary | muale he affal the Fool Pact Tt u =e - ———— ‘ t ~ Todd, real foot and hie es on Week, and goon by hough to SS printer: | @ Uitle home or = pt At the fire in the Washington ereenter PAVED STREETS tate. Be the wise yomierday absorbent Ct! reat estate John J. Chambers | ‘ ™ yp owe —_—< fiona | DRY Stctan: Bur K Bennett, law : of # oo Oe | ver: Dudley G. Wooten, lawyer; Le where your money . apecial cae of 2c Georg (Star Special Bervice) grows because it Graws & per cont] EVERETT, Aug 14—Al upto | interest. Do it now eee box of Seabury & tate §=munic them Me Gaiventseed Water Pall for ° 10¢ selves oa their pavem loc Squart Tin Dish Pan for It comts the Gealer a trifte more jj than other brands? THAT Tou must not jose track of the tabel If you expect to get the best for your money? get Sound Bottling Co, Business KEEP IN MIND REARRANGEMENT SPECIAL BARGAINS — THE HEGDAHL CO. Inc. | (FAQ as ds in the ste COR. BURKE AND SECOND AVENUE HOME OF THE LAUREL RANGES. I PHONES 927. Befe Deposit Company i if PURE RED RUBBER Frult Jar Rings Regular 100; epectal, dozen 5¢ THE RUBBER STORE, H. LEWIS & CO. formerly of First and Cherry st have removed to thelr new store, 1206 Second av, where they are ready for business. Crosa Absorbent rn fomertow €3e will buy « re We Fairfax Pountaln Sy ring fame New York Elaat herd pads. regular $ Do at he. All other kinds at same & seis butiding. $20 Haviland China Dinner Sets for $10.98 Mew Derby shape, decorated, dainty pink $10.98 foes. with heavy gold knobs and handles; t5c Best Steel Paring q r jare few earth! ty | Of baving th pl sold. Yet t jtown of Sultan plum coo| A mining expert H ow being us at town o0) a | orth $1.50 to $2.00 a yard Ac} cording to those figures there are thousands of dollars in flow « vid | long the streets of that tows extraction might prov tag proposition | The gold is taken from the Sultan} river, which continually washes| own gold dust and tiny suggest jof the precions metal from tt |mountaina, but no prospector has jever been able to find the mother lode. For many thought that the Ian canyon, bi been found incor |Prospectors believe that its hiding eek thar ave gure aw fervane i 10 The UNITED Shield Watch our window siore for the lorvunate Rieder. isasidn of thetimes © e posters—they tell a Moon t Rides on i —good times. little story every day. | Lake Washington coniieiiiallll ED CED ? i Wednenday ....0s0eees Oe iSe Flour Sifter for .....100 Canal © Seattle, mbia butiding. 1020-isr AVE To ornper +15. 00 suits MILK CROCK. 1-gall stone Milk Crock .. polished ebony handle, BRACKET LAMP. B ket Lamp, com h large silvered lon the magnificent excursion steamer Fortuna, leaving Leachi Hardwood Sorted Park at 6:20 each evening, for « < os moonlight ride on the beautifal SALAD SETS. & Ball waters of Lake Washington. Tables Croquet Set, $1.43 Special sale of odds and [ea! Tweaervemiie tn around Alt along the line we are selling cigars from a third to a half better | =ameeeenaneemmameea than it is possible for you to obtain at the same prices in any other way—and these cigars are more uniform in quality and more dependable Satisfaction in character because produced under a system of most rigid i tion by | ends n Salad Sets, One-Third Less 1sc Patent Heavy Steel Spring Screen Door Hinge, pair, 7¢ manufacturers growing their own Havana tobacco on their own plantations. There is but one en you and where the tobacco grows. this superior quality— SALT BOX. c inlaid * 'An excellent example of épevne $1.50 dozen Wallace eerie 5 Cents Each. Box of 50, $2.50 PRESERVING KETTLE. Geet The PALMA de CUBA CIGAR 4 init ~. t (BOUQUET SIZE) Ruswin Celebrated joc gray granite Preserving | $1.25 Best i Food Kettle 19 Hardwood i It is an Havana filled and Havana wrapped Cigar, hand-rolled, made from Chopper 4-quart wee C) Roller mans AND WOMENS > food ualty Cuban-grown tobacco—every spng of it matured and mel- Skates, with > lowed by age. ‘This cigar is the kind you have in mind when you want the 83e best three-for-a-quarter cigar. Only 5 cents each by the United System. adjustable SHOES AND OXFORDS, steel frame, Quality Guaranteed; Fit, Style Comfort and wear; $4.00 for $3.00 99.00 for .. 82.50 B 4x UNITED CIGAR STORES First Avenue and Cherry St. | 622 Second Avenne 619 First Avenue 803 Second Avenue | Guaranteed Shoes FLOUR SIFTER. Gray Shoe Co. 921 Second Av.,Near Madison

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