The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 26, 1906, Page 4

4 i 3 j i ; i 4 THE SEAT BY STAR PUBLISHING OO. EVERY AFTERNCO indeowr THE SEATTLE STAR] WEDNE SEPT. 19 eee INERS’ CLAIMS shied oe comina.|' : STAR DUST INI HANG ee a ean TLe& STAR TROT and 1909 Geventh Ave N EXCEPT BUNDAY, at 673; Sunset Main 1080 1050, Jont 1998; Sunset, Ma Halland Ave Muneet « , we on the | FAST PRIZE BOR BEST CONTRIBUTION, $2; SECOND PRIZE, $1 | Geo Kdward Adat " ' pay ¢ t Uahentnell mm the lish A change of date oe END IN YOUR YARNS. MAKE "EM BRIEF, AND ADDRESS | ‘wh , those of th hel FOLSOM, ¢ t Washi mAluaka 1 wend eaten, 00 te ay: eee “JO8M WISE,” THE STAR f Adolph 1) shenuam ‘ ai a 1 tain in ——- oo —— : . he| for 8 Fond $1,479.27, 40M") ang c.f, WOODWARD HERE ' The Big Thief | Wat Wellman fa explaining? A Word From Josh Wise. nly att Bohan, Ainona ti TI Pp | ' " for tt ; He hi cr " ‘ ; re at wean, D Wooly hes ' ! 4 7 fhe for $44 ts | nag vis but ther for $66.64, Charl , . Wil ake | pe mie f ’ t vy | bach, Dadb's partner, en | ent . ad a n sald that fatle and per ' is ert " ‘ fu row H 7 for $113.8 che t P a are st 0 the | nume e sd ‘ | fy belt wh het n for $60.4 r : CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS. : ' s f tw € f , | 7 mente and convictions of pow , . DRUGGIST 18 FINED f f Sua } \ H , ft , ome, regular I q t 1 mechanical writ « heer " temuler se gs . he ra t . 8 From Oyster Bay | \ ' way only 4 ' he is : eee ie Olympic Market Wer ae to kee hay With ¢ ‘ vapiedly acne . gf yrnte tyrone OoToUR AZ | eve! Pike oon . Sb figures A th » and Philadelphia to ¢ * lied, “Oh, w ‘ t ex ndy to " femermorenamers srs eres senerh eR omens, remulag " “ v t “ lv heen | aa follow + wn 1 " C pave fensland ‘ ‘ oe and us Xqe t ’ ‘ , on a. 4 bd | Ky t ok x ' i 8 ¥ : + 72 UBL UCKe ! B other ¥ . y ? een t 4 F vel from being traced to Moroc back for trial from what KU ang l was 2% aye phen ' juced r a b) xifa ech S popular —subel he thought was a safe ref he other wide of th : An Irishman got t of his ear} ‘. Tree wis one (tered longehoremen | 9 By te oy 8 hand. Every wt " < vigorous war | ing wage ins tab onl st . te 0 aa cone ur and 78 008 ver} selon price | tio . ff he greater the aft the sure niet at ' ang and| P. 8B down 3 T on 2's day FI tt working the veune You'll | t eearly for t barga at The. $100 $1.95 araine s : ne bad finished ( for - wr Beauty Powder, far the is their doot : - " Hosco me | Ping AMIE every one is a bargain. Ever part t in tt e rewulat brlen per ' h fe that It lat cafe in these United States to Hould of Jed Pat, as he ran f * which ts better than|— trib t I 1 eu Be be a big thief a me the tralia MORGAN GET FREE allied p » the etrike, how:| Seale sia 5 ; \ at ah om, the beget The conscience and the Intell ixehee of people have wid on, Sie Th. seen are obacbens| | af been quickened and aroused, and the sentiment is fast ou've BO The ‘ Ste the Gous % that's left M ut nee ‘ TLE FIRM SECURES ‘ , a general that a big thief is a more contemptible thief than a small |" h . jber 2 ‘, for pe whe dia-| S@AT i gO TCAND CONTRACT 8 TO 8:30 8 TO 8:30 aid ; § morning by Judge 1} heavy # . w " ‘ ——————<—<—<—_—_——eeeeeeeeE Too Much Consanguini Gordon on acco Mf good A el for the erection of & » . ‘ and é ow st nan, a ¢ pnd bed jo. ee . ry a Bullivan’s ab rf a Bits ris ttt nited t ote 0 he was his own ¢ ail t t The cost | 8 TO 8:30 Pt Main 1260; nd t29p ee ia the way be figures according NEW COUNTY PRISONERS ' iis , \ ‘ oxt 8:30 TO 9 Th 0 k " sahona } . ‘ 30 WASHINGTON, D.C 24.—-The Viscour Ie ta widow with a on New arriv in the county > ASGAY OFFICE RECEIPTS. | “ ae e Qua er Drug Co.) oki, wife of the Japanese ambassador, has tr Semmmees. Sty to and ont charmed *% are a I Be 1013-1015 FIRST AVE | a pretty fashion In tapestry for chairs and - ore Se » love with ' P at An a ‘8 a da S152 NUE. J « In the flowery land of the mikado ft fs, ate " 5 . : , 10 yerde rugs. These verses are expres m ow att « wife 8:30 TO 9 sions veyed In the ¢ nmapler of the “8 wa CALICOS, PER YARD Se tapestries of our gran ( * This D : Both dark iaht 5 Our Da Our Home,” ¢ but b aw od 8 - 4 Ue language wife great chairs which adorn the b M e ‘ wit t maia drawing room in the Japas / “"" 8:30 TO 9 chair, an the upholstery of a comfort chased for a song in the Ortent brothers or admirers in the east are lead them into trouble with the customs house officer tom The trish of It Attention!” eried the to bie equad Front face t to row! call! Ae many of | prisint will eny ‘Here!’ and as many | ats» la Belle Elsie, they called her, Dut that was before Jean went diind i they moved from Parts into a all village in the country. She had changed since then, but Jean didn’t know, He was blind, and to him she was still La Belle Bl with rippting golden curls, eyes like the sapphire flowers that ¢ the wheat, round firm throat pled arms and trim, slew But Jean wes bite were many things he did not know How could he know when he was eating a savory ragout that bis ife's pertion was bet « eat? How could he know that the terrible struggle for bis comfort had sadly changed pret One morning a let Risie, An old uncle had died and left her 5.000 francs. There © joy in the beart of the faithful iit tle woman. Now Jean could hav nothing, but started for the far @ France, where the uncle lived, leaving Jean in the care of good Mere Choppin. Tro ¥ a later she Mitte fort in good gold of Tepublic in a little bag. On the out skirts of the village she met ol Mere Choppin, who told her thet the famous doctor who lived ir big chateau had nm Je taken bim away. He Jean's blindness could be cured Cor she cried; “cured. Then he will m no longs He will k i Belle Elsie. And son r seemed to clasp her heart in an ic grip But she ned and t wards the chatean. . * mched saw the 4 Y Jean And you can see plain th doctor was saying Plainiy now,” answered J “Oh, the h pe of 11 years of darkness into tt glorious day. But who is thi woman” am your wife,” she answered sim pl wife,” said Jean with prise. “La Beile Elsie ha ' oJ golden hel roun ! pled « ‘ He lo ! vering bh t tall @ en ch h by dres mista i . ond Ave LOW ROUND TRIP RATES TO NEW ORLEANS, © ‘ Final retor No t ‘ Poute 0. For pa Nort Pactf y ticket. of corner First av. end Yesier w soe wish that the ove ot might find |, om han the grasses of ld and) sy. me my grandchil ft finish Glane @ fase nan the sephyrs from t a. Blea) v6 o a my epda onfe upon th ser of anothe me t ttee. These tapestries may be ¢ erandehiid same tiw ed and all women who have husbands, ). ihe he nd of one's gran 9 TOto Hud stay Blanket, no border at T getting commiasions which May ) nother is n ally his grandfathe r : 9:30 TO 10 From r enormous stock : ‘ rat’s needed toll it Kall, Outfit may be bought heré on the asiest of easy payments a little each week or montit, Come in and look over r showing of the sew and I can't stand the strats Men's Brighton Liste Garters 9:30 TO 10 9:30 TO 10 Men's off grain sear! Ladies vict kid patent tip Bhoes all sizes and widths, ox sole, worth $1.50, apecial ORE tot will way ‘Ab utera | he turned to walk awar She watched him with dry, tear “Out of the Mouthe of Babes.” Fall Fashio leas eyes. | Little Gtri—-Please have you a] ashions am ’ Doctor, the cried tm agony,| sheep's bead? | 10 TO 10:30 10 TO 10:1 women and children—you why dif you do it, We were happy Pacetious Butcher—No, my dear Game ¢ kk mite: 1 find or ‘ right when he was blind, and now—he| only my owe | Men's Teck Tine, assorted colors | womern toe Cashiers Hose indBeia: ; our: Pe Joes not know me. His eyes have) Little Se] bave been in @ ratiroed wreck and our styles the prettiest, been opened , ie Hie me wants 106 Open an account withing With = moan of agony she fell at 10 TO 10:30 so de ixe we guarantee satisiae ste tion. his feet. The satehel was fusty dross BLACK SILK GLOVE m the open In the Country. | a Mon's 35¢ Black Cashmere Sox He Oh, Mr. Jones, Women's siae, not pure atik mt / was a mocking Jones-—-Yes, miss 4 pearl b 106 ie. Boarder wing some t a ature)—Ar thoee E TO BUILD ARSENAL. y wets? 2 astern Outfitting NEAR BREMERTON. Jone Scouse me, misa,| ‘ C Inc. en tncwanren | Fe ea ta : rege TO n ompany, he government has purchased’ wp. ¢ All-leather Bult Case, solid, $6.00 -34 Second Avenue ground at Ostrich bay, a short dis ree ee Re gm | hardly vait the president came down to the bank this 1332-34 merton mary Eye Specialist . i bed another ver port to bim, | value S240 Near Usion. al for the use | empioyes now “Seattle's Reliable Credit nm will be com Dr. Jane M. Johnson, 25 Pt the Ainttor, who has House.” wharf will be | building cra fut worker at the bank, but I saw him drinking out a1 TO ia t at m cost of $14,410. It ie os aietaacianinaet eit ¥ for baby robes, 3% timated that the magazines wilt; LOW ROUN odd ATES TO where did thie happe 4 Gabbaio he preside a pool GUI secesese . , cost about $30,0¢ NEW ORLEANS : . 6 thie hapgen, Mra. Cabte eee a8 ene aon ee &e ase - aes ae - Via Northern acifl * ¢ male American Savings Bank Bale | Gotober T ar fog r a ~t foorstep. I seen him when I pase Deposit boxes, $4.00 per annem. Im ° " Fate vt ocery last sight, which | judg regnable to burglary or fire. Bx " Po am TO oinine our vaults and be convinced t 'f “ty ticket r 4 bis hand over his face in a faltering man " , . a th gg A row ange Bt erage g Maran gen » qreaiiy worried over % Heavy Canton Flannel, a little Bat iTe be continued) eotled. grade, yard THE Lamited. EXCURSION RATES TO wurravo'n'y |” | The New Styles MAY MANTON PATTERNS 10s. Via Northern Paeif by f tate October 5 and 6 Going Mast 10) ar loys; final return limit Nowsmber to the extreme The Apparel i mmacnneta HAMILTON BROWN SHOES. OLO COUNTRY LINENS. POSSESSES “TT THAT SOMETHIN cwrrue ony rave we sax [IE QRAND 201n cont, war. wth Pronee 0 j Seale ‘Me P ATTRACTIVE ABOUT IT, THA ghibiMaturtay Matinee ~ Kelling 18# NOT EXTREME IN CAST. BUT WHICH ADDS HI HENRY'S GREATEST MINGT CERTAIN VERY I LE REFINEMENT TO THE An E ams . < Dt Al r wee Pee wee Fine vant “ Seattle Theater mi Prices For Suits PER QUART, BROADHURST SYSTEM 815.00 UP. OTHER RELIABLE MAKES 41:2.50 UP. . ; HEADQUARTERS FOR OVEF ‘ ATS _— ““UNOLE JOSH PERKINS" ITALIAN-SWI8S ‘ ————— An tmmenne stock of sheet muste, mustoal merchandtes, ® Jira aes “wn moet t at talking machines, planos and organs has been moved to 140 Asti Wines REDELSHEIMER Theater / Second Ave. where all costomers rill recelve our best at- In every vee . " ' ‘ tention fi aT AND ALL i P ‘ nasa Keystone Liquor 1123. FIRST AVE Cor, Seneca Phones—Main 1104, tnd. FREE DELIVE! NO BAR. & CO. “ESCAPED FROM THE HAREM” 800-804 First Ave, Cor. Columbia ay Poem byt . STRONGEST TOPCOAT HOUSE IN THE STATE ” STAR pete ae SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. tinway (and other) Pianos 1406 FECOND AVENUE SEATTLE