The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 11, 1906, Page 5

THE “ ELECT OFFICERS | w= THIS AFTERNOON gaa REPLIES = OHRPER = ee RAT FAT grapiLiTY OF PURPOSE j f the Montana delegation are in a IN THONSON == = Dear ; ee Notifications have been roceived x b 1 off e Wa morning ; SETTLERS, | on crry COUNCIL BY UNANIMOUS VOTE AUTHORIZE CITY EN GINEER TO CONSTRUCT NEW add comply with ¢ that the BUILDING BY DAY LA-| Washingt: ace must ip well br | ‘ oly og ; BOR | CAR STAKE PROTEST faear) an Poa ; The Pacifie Coust Lumber = public Bt me facturers gain an Jat Manu ¢ teeth of the unfounded | his defamers, the city A vote of confident in ae an we ny reat tee ships to be British bark Tamar | Oranasia wary on account of the extor | three demanded by build] amon British bark and the Andre Theodore THE THEATERS begatten, | { wilt the counct The constract building will be watched with Interest by taxpayers. If it y is) to be as esstul as the men a. of the council who voted for It a1 * The! tetpate the plan will, in all prob AgalOSt | ability, he followed in the constr * OMY ition of the proposed city railway ompt | system, and, perhaps, in the cea. | struction of the new Cedar atific, | water main ng to © per ~GILAUNS MAY AWAY TO WED a tel BEL. LINGHAM, Sept Sept. 11 —Jean come/| nette McMillin, 18 years old, of 1 all o'er| North street, Ballard, came here ) and was married last night at St sudden | Paul's Eplscopa! church to Arthur Roman | Granger of Lamm! Island, 24 years ries of old. It ts understood that the mo of the| ther objected to the match The per of | family is one of prominence in Bal ears, | lard ts side.| The ceremony was performed by | ot go| Rev. A. W. Cheatham, who called tn two neighbors to the church at a our for witnesses. The cow yed here last night, but tt is | ed will go north for a short com | turns are rp | t from the | river | 6, 4 ult, which is the ne nudeville west ave girls are young and ¥ fo through thetr | ate ag without a hiteh The finale is beautiful aes the cur tain had to be raised at the three performances yesterday. The Tus eano broth lators of Leonard the ax manip | " Sadie chard Anderson Smart busine Wear tn the excluatve patte Our best, wear best and are best Daniel Fuhyma R, ~ suite for autumn | RETURNED. | KULIES H becomes the m ster | Mie slave) of the ma} H. Hf. Kulles, who went to Mil. | thoughtful observer/ waukee to @ pt to secure the | Harper does, that col | 1908 convention of the Fraternal Or: | der of Eagles, has returned to the | ¥ accomplishing bis | Kulles states that at least 40,000 visiting | SHOE FOR SEATTLE STAR m timber laws lpr Seat Boston Copper Co. TUESDAY, SEPT 11, 1906, “ Discovers Valuable Copper Ore on the A. J. and Chalcopyrite No. 1 Clalms rday that high » had been dive © claims in the pro pment work now mn their several mining |f It is now proven bey) 7 Joust that there existe A) y¢ on thelr proj very large deposit of high« ently and expert Ae new « jal! building th a P jalike pronounce It . This is a new policy in Seatt! grata *lehowing, When it ts t but one which has been found to be | big + are going to ity rty and arranger sade to send in po fe makes a mistake in for, under th ne. The last h Miller claim t# ls now nearly fifty holding in a grade At D. S. JOHNSTON CO. ‘The World's Finest Pianos— Chickerings Kimballs Story &Clarks —_D.S. Johnston Co.'s Special And the twenty-five other highest class American makes, GRANDS PIANOLA PIANOS UPRIGHTS ORGANS EASIEST TERMS OF PAYMENT EVERY INSTRUMENT WARRANTED MONEY BACK IF NOT SATISFACTORY PRICES—From $190 for the regular $250 uprights to less than $500 for the very highest grade up- rights usually sold for $750. D. S. Johnston Co. BIGGEST, BUSIEST, BEST DEALERS 903 Second Ave. taking dollar's worth of stock they Hobart M. Cables Burke Buliding 25¢ White Gas Globe il dad this week we have on exhihit-sale the finest collection of oriental rugs ever brought west-- part of the famous Mumferd celliection wcial ple | up which we place o th is undoub on exhibit 15 Cents ted Globe, ent value with alr-hole. FRECKLE CREAM Positively removes freckies At Ragley’s, 2nd and Pike. H. LEWIS & CO. formerly of First and Cherry st. have removed to store, they are ready for business their new 1206 Becond av, where GO AND SE OXBOW ADDITION TODAY --this exhibit represents our extensive purchase ef a will take ee Kiein, the shoemaker, 217 James ea 250 Dozen Rogers 1847 ilver Tea Spoons, each NAIL HAMMER asc Adze Eye Solid Cast 1-Gallon Gray Shoe Co. Steel Nail Whe Flommnet sasinse ae a. 921 Second Av., KITCHEN SAW me ee, eee 3sc Wood Handle, Steel COAT and HAT HOOKS asc Heavy Brass, 4-Prong Fancy Pattern Coat and 15¢ Patent Spring Mop Stick, 735c White Mountain Apple Parer, Corer and Slicer, A9e 20 Japanned Coal Hod, with bail, 10¢ $1.00 Classic Gas Hot Plate, one burner, 696 Loc pac large Size Old Relia HOUSEHOLD SCALE $1.75 Household Scale, bra slanting dial and bra 0p, ahs 24 Ib CHAMOIS SKIN Chamois Clear BREAD KNIFE Ebony Handle Dre, Geo. D. = and Alice M. eucceserut set bat ade St we mectentific trea RAZOR STROP Leather hell 29¢ 3 AND SAUCERS Holland White URR and Steooetne: ALICE M BURR, 416 Arcade B Phones Main 4422 Tina 2686 rence Book. Not to be tchem from SEATTLE PUBLIC UIBRARY, Reference Room CD The UNITED Shield is the sign of “a square deal” in cigar buying. =e The system, not with drugs, but with good food. not eaten 9 hunger, but ena and te Net t Union Bakery & Cafe BUILD UP OUR BREAD ly to satiafy ane Mt atrength- the bedy. De- 1 light wis served on our 1413 Becond Avenue —we have arranged a special pricing bf this great collection this week and guarantee this store’s pricings on Orientals are positively the smallest-priced shown in the Northwest all kinds and makes, about balf monopoly prices. A new computing scale about half old time prices. The Sundwall Co. 609 First Ave. Phone 697. f the far East ed Mumford collection, ever brought We ur | nm ” ame was values ever NT ie lohn sna “Recharge O] jis folder | Victor and Edison Recitals Daliy—Come. S| es ED Shield you are sure of your money’s worth. aa i Re €@[ Wherever you find the j Pe geta * esa cigar—to have it fit the taste exacily—to have it the t time and the next—that’s what you really want, is it iar Given half a chance we are sure we can find exactly the ci ‘ou want and 4 build t's how we ‘ou can depend on the uality year in and year out. our business—that’s what has given us command of the retail trade in forty of the principal cities of the country. Selected as an example: The BENEFACTOR CIGAR ee 5 CENTS EACH. — en ome $2.50 BOX OF 50. UNITED (The New Superior Size) Filled with a fine quality of Havana tobacco exclusively. with genuine Sumatra and rolled by hand. One of the cigars that has built our big business—there’s no other such Domestic cigar at anywhere near the price, CIGAR STORES 659 First Avenue COMPANY 622 Second Avenne First Avenve and Cherry St. RS 9 ORS Cie © COTE GS CODED 803 Second Avenue $5 PER 100. Wrapped ui