The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 15, 1901, Page 3

. BP ee tn) 2 om) Qe be rt Wser?, ee 5 vURSDaY He Blew His Own Head to ; Pieces, Using a DYNA po wp0's food Sod chet mite Cartridge. " 1 2001 BUDA Ivan Vasaroi Ruthenian in hie mouth horrible deed ha created profound —sensat throughout the city ENTERPRISE FOR HONOLULU E. F. Sweeney, general manager of | ® the Seattle Brewing and Maiting Co., will leave San Franciseo Jan uary 23 on the Senema for Henol! It is the intention of Mr. Sweeney t start a large refrigerating plant at that place. Mr, Sweeney has always joked forward to a great future for Honolulu, an@ conmequently 's making large investments there This new plant will be one of the largest enterprises in the newly quired territory. The need of an es Alice Jerman, an olf and helpless tablishment thie Kind hae long | indian woman, was chilled to deat veen felt. Mr, Sweeney left Seattic | at Blanchard @ few days fe Saturday for San Francieco by way | son was away of the Southern Pacific. a compelled to rem Yy M. my ‘several hours, and wes so chill . es she diad soon after FLOURISHING Walla Walla County Surveyor W |G. Sayles has Gied with the commis |sionere & petition for additional sal Annual Meeting Shows Its Prosperity—Directors. g snow storm a #@ foot biuft aped with his life, and a which has before the mel &@ chinook, Grain ts | Jack Frost is feared. med and lary for the last two years at the rate of $5 per day. The petition ie based on an enactment of the legislature which provides that each working | day of the year the county surv | shall receive the sum of $5. No a tion was aagsesnans by the county | mentee ast The Seatie ¥. M. C. A, last night heid its annual meeting, Stx direc- sate, heoping of valuable pa- tors were elected, and the annual | D&S Jewelry, ete., is an act of dence. You can rent @ safe deposit | reports read. ‘The direstors ¢lected | pox in the vaults of the Northwest | were J. A. Moore, T. 8. Lippy, James Trust and Safe Deposit Co y. B. Murphy, H. Kiel, F. W. Radford 8 eee for Loe 0 ané Dr. P. W. Wilts, The report | Y9F can have access to it a all times during business hours. We A gt bat during the | nave but a few domes vacant. but pro Rayd ase By d \have ordered hundred more. E h* Shorrock, manager, Alexander My- ions Durtn: the last ittmonihe' Faion debt haw ules been kame er The safe keeping of valuable pa- | ——e—_—_— | ‘Ward's circulating library, 1210 24 ee Bumber of per- sons taking exercise in the ayranes- | age Besides ae ana bet considered, that te | Having your prescriptions fille’ ac- oo ee een curately and promptly of the very | competent work of ages = purest materials by AROUND THE STATE | sisrmmcits."s2y ome aurora rrr peice thet te right—one ti is teir A general was made in| t0_YOU a* well as to us oun. tip esurthone ‘yesterday. | A718, 000, we give you the beat at Sa ocd a AY: | tenmonae Te pint schoot hae Ine. per pin: Teopened after a wee Me thi ¥i hd aa op account of 3 | Witch Bianet, double Atartiied, er no Me Amer chacch tobe ermated at ‘004 Alcohol. per pint Riteville, to by the Ger- ae or Benaine. per pint ...160 man Con mali It ts Pasco that there le a Srohele oe started to irrigate the White Biuffs country with ar- tesian water. | ed the ship! 01 ‘odd & Co,) of Tacoma, yesterday. | A. G. Hanaver let_@ contract | for an oit well in t. ‘The well will be on W. F. Ries- Jand’s farm, orth of town. ° ‘The Whatcom brad’ of the Retail | Clerks’ association are working (o change the Dpresent bourse of clesing of stores from 7 x » EB. McCormick bas brought Spokane for $10,000 damai @xainst the Washington Pow for injuries received from ear, You've been wrong in thinking you ought to put off wearing || gignacs as long as possible. THI ERY THING Is responsible for much of the present day trouble. All eyes begin to fail 0. When compticat: with neorrected defects, {ailure begins much sooner A correction at the right time will save your eyes. jing le bound to Infure Consult us in regard to your eyes needs, Schochard Optical chard Optica: Co. Graduate 1211 Second Ave. (Nar Stone, Fish- er & Lane's store) Ship Chandlery ANT Ship Hardware DEPARTMENT New see The Tekoa (i Co. has or- ganized with a cpplial stock 5.000. Over 4 farmers and busi-| ness men of the town are the incor-| porators. | ee | Nerthern Pacific o nters will) soon have the S-foot addition the Icehouse at Pasco compl will be 265 feet long with a capacity of 1,500 tons see James Robinson has won $18,000 at Spokane in his sult for damages against the Tiget-Poorman mine. He sued for $40,000 for injuries received from a blast ‘The Indian te £ Spokane he Is Now at the Store AAA AstAve.S, COR OF JACKSON STREET JUNK DEPARTMENT STILL AT YESLER DOCK CHAN & COHN: First and Jackson Railroad and Yesler ADAMS Grocery Bargains That Will Pay You to Buy CUSTER CKEAMERY BUT T Special for today, U%e for 2-1 brick PLAINVIEW BUTTER, 1b brick, special for toda nts CREAMERY ior FSH BULK IOWA ° REAMERY BUTTER, 4 i-tbe for She Try ADAMS J. F. 4. Blend 2 of Fresh Roasted JAVA and MOCHA COFFEE | It is the best coffee for the money in the northwest. Try [| it. We gusrantes it to pleane you, he Ib; % Ibe for $1.00 | WHITE PRESSED CALI FORMNIA FIGS. | fe tb; 2 Ibe for Ihe | ADAMS GROCERY C0. # 1428 Second Ave. Tel, Main 482 | MORAN (0. City Council Will Act on Its THE eee == NDANGER GROUND: SEATTLE STAR REVIVAL AT FREMONT Patition Tonight. CONFESSED HIS GUILT A. A. BRUNNER DEAD = BRITISH ARE 25. WATCHING TN at WM, COOPER'S FUNERAL yY for wu A Boor Movement Reported! by Kitchener. “ha Wak” y re { this land wilt t ity for many y equires more atages tha from the t nd the ext 16 to Benttle f the war vease sion of the company’e plant »Aign $1 Bottles for 50c Moran Bros. Co.'s attorney ue ' t tr 1 ay be 8 hat it's 0 Gliman, explained that the > S me of the F 1 Ay, or we was not encroaching on t « 500 ly It built then the street line has | weet ng amile of | heen jt compel years, eapecta guaranteed the land wil thy | other big batt be absolutely necessary. The council! will eet on the pett-| Mr. Gilmen says that | the Morans will not sign the bat tleship contract until that point t« | tion tonight yeas | on its own tend, - PPOSOHESO OSS SOOO HESOSESODESSOSS OE HOS OOOHOO OHO oy w IMPORTANT... THAT YOU SHOULD OBTAINA . | SUIT OF CLOTHES OR AN 7 OVERCOAT | t 82 feet of he ¢ that It be Telephone Matn 87. 8. E. Corner Second and Pike. m they are e company for 2 years The “ extended in no other AMUSEMENTS. RAND OPERA ==HOUSE==— 20m CORR Manager Telephone Main 6 ONIGHT And All Week sapeet, fa securing contracts whips, the apace w FOR THIS SALE LASTS ONLY A FEW DAYS LONGER Spelger & Hurlbut 1215-17 Second Avent Clearing Sale c e $20.00 Suits and Overcoats for 815.00 $16.50 Suits and Overcoats for $12.50 $13.50 and 815 sitar’ for $10.00 * See Our Window for a Few of the Choice Selections to Choose from. MATINEES Wednesday and Srturday THIS IS ‘A WINNER Th: Colored Ariaceray Co. AR Tne Caria Clothiers to the Masses : H. LEWIS & CO. 7.0""" THE FAIR THE FAIR Goods at REDUCED PRICES All This Week. added Ladies’ Maslin Ur SEATTLE TH SON b. mows. manager te. i stove ma to their auaaiity Tl inches im Clipper Heater, $2.00, The Leading Theater Packed to the Doors Last Night | The Belle of New York Has Captured the ONE NIGHT MORE ow pri we have Town SKIRTS AND DRA At 2 to 25 per cent. tess than regular pr ‘ Blankets season, but af winter is still with us, blankets are indiepenanbdie Only two lines ALL WOOL BLANKETS white, at $3.88, regular price $4.75. If You Intend to Buy a Waist Of all woo! material at a big reduction In the price, come up at remain, gray and Don't mise the low, medium or hig Men's Department The nalenmen are huey at ai! times in the men's and boys $1.98 FUR COLLARE 915,00 LADIES im LADIES SUITS. B18 HO 1.0 Ww es (fons for ee WOOK: W AENTD : 1 pe ier $ 125 “$7 50 Promoters of Low Prices Conia a Al Week And Saturday Mating FITS, for ROM MD BAT “8 5 00 | A Masierly Production momma! MOCHA and Java boffee Norther Ligit Edison Moving Pictures Pluto and Imp at the of in $1.50... $1.15 LADIES’ SHOES ONGOLA Lace Shoes, extension soles, new styles, regular price $1.50 now $1.15. Cheaper, RHODES BROS! ARE TO HAVE A SATURDAY NIGHT SALE, SIM PLY TO ACQUAINT WOMBN WITH THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF THEIR COFFEE OF THE VERY BRAT AND JAVA BROUGHT TO THIS COUNTRY WILL BE OFFERED fe A POUND INSTEAD OF BALI SHARP. Two LBS MOCHA > 2 anos Cc Ne You won't know what ts the on @ plano until you have 4 our piano department, an excellerit showing of makes and beautiful hos at really extraordinary rices, Credit is given on terms to sult your convenience. SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. 711 Becond Ave TO BEGIN AT 6 p.m Raymond & Hoyt § 918 Second Ave, Th Srrvs a in Seattle's Up-Town Theater | 3 | a chtenttaidinmenamithiisidi it ahatettalilel a *y, Hb BRON MARCHE | THE BON MARCHE INT ETI AOE ET Y Bedding for ers and Hote! Under Value Housekeep. | Folk Much | g. 1-4 If 39 cts if 84 00 ‘ 8119 oii tutes ed or tufted with Great Notion Economy for fancy Garter Lengths worth 1c Kid Curlers, oy Wire Hairpin Cubes Ps ack Web Elastic h 6 hall's Linen f Milward’s Cro- nitting minum Thimble, r4 af Mending T Dressing catd Black Mending Worsted, worth Se Hair Clasps, | q a oS a apee tea — for Rox Bachelor But- po. Clark's O, N ae, eres Oe T. Da ‘otton. c se Roll Crepe Paper, te for el Rings, worth Sketn Black Knitting orth %¢ for 8kein Fletacher’s, be for two burithes Mme > Spanish Louie's Hair Crimpers, worth | | | worth | For the our Rabits—T ton and B Kilbourne Ave. Tak flee 30 Sullivar Opium and Tobacco y institute In Washing- J. P. RAY, Mgr. Institute or Fremont car, Of- 48. Seattle, Wash rive MORE DAYS IN WHICH TO SECURE MEN'S AND BOYS OVEREOATS AT LESS THAN COST of Liquor, Morphine, tu alue Boys’ Over Boys’ Ove » Boys’ Ov Men’s Suits Men’s Suits Men's Suits . MEN'S PANTS... Se2 North Show Window. PRICES CUT ASOUT THE MIDDLE ADAMS & BLANCHARD 119 Second Avenue, Hinckley Block, Cash Buyers and Makers of Low Prices DODGED 2 ' }