Surplus Stock Sale At D. & Johnston Co
D. & Johnston Co offers a record surplus stock of instruments at $65,000 with the greatest values and unparalleled price reductions. Liberal terms added, stock moving fast. don't miss this sale.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1905
Page
3
D. & Johnston Co offers a record surplus stock of instruments at $65,000 with the greatest values and unparalleled price reductions. Liberal terms added, stock moving fast. don't miss this sale.
Ballard residents accuse the Seattle water department of overcharging and seek alternative sources, with several sites offered for a future supply. Meanwhile fires at Ballard threaten several blocks as wind spreads embers from dry structures, and a local bar theft ends with a man missing part of his cash. George Nelson and Hans Peterson buy a 120 by 120 foot site at Eighth and Cherry for a $66,000 family hotel, paying $9,000 to former owner Misa Henrietta Crauney of Island County.
In Portsmouth New Hampshire crowds greet the Russian envoy M Witte and Japanese envoy Komura with handclapping and curiosity. Citizens admire the diplomats as quaint local customs mix with military pomp and the prospect of peace talks.
An old advertisement promotes Miles Anti-Pain Pill advising one pill relieves most pains including headache backache and neuralgia. If not fully relieved a second dose may be taken after 30 minutes. The copy notes 35 doses and warns not sold in bulk.
Rear Admiral Charles B. Clark, national hero of the Oregon in the Spanish War, retires from the U S Navy after 45 years. Born 1843 in Vermont, he entered Annapolis in 1866 and served from the Civil War to the Spanish War with notable speed and leadership.
In San Francisco, James F. Fitzpatrick a clubman and property owner known in upper circles, is described as a burglar who steals for sport. After multiple arrests, he was convicted and now faces a penitentiary sentence, with friends attempting to settle the case out of court.
The United States Lighthouse tender Manzanita is in port loading coal and supplies for Alaska lighthouses and will sail Friday. Oregon sails for Nome and St Michael Tuesday night with 46 passengers and freight. Dolphin calls at Skagway with 70 passengers including B M Berende and R J Fox. Andover sails Wednesday to San Francisco. Rainier expected Tuesday from San Francisco. The Dashing Ware, oldest vessel, tied at Galbraith dock loading hay and towed to Skagway by Dirigo. Nevadan passed Cape Flatters and to arrive Seattle Tuesday night from Honolulu.
D H Gilman argues the Seattle City Council should grant a competing streetcar franchise to unlock a major system, cut fares, boost investment and raise property values. He claims current plans preserve monopoly and rob citizens of $7 million plus in 30 years, urging the council to act with business sense.
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