The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 6, 1901, Page 3

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1901, wm th In. ACCUSED rs] ARRIVES 82 tres ot the ump, ts | | Goll Club Election ~ Startling Charges Are Made, \ Mi ack ile w 4 ays "|The Biggest of the N.Y. K. |. ‘rhe annual election of ote Against Sophia C, Reeves |b ber of the Pia wean ingantry. sith | Fleet in Port rooms, she. follows THE SEATTLE STAT, | | REGINALD WILL MARRY A JOLLY NEW YORK, I #. B. Rawson, the special admin- | pines of events tn which pois | eKl The Japanese liner Shinano Maru rator of the estate of Dr. Powell | ments participated, at Bmith gove from the Ori eeves, hag filed an etmtn vt, ohare % o'clock yeaterday morn- | Accountants Organize the widow, Sophia eves, big Vouwel brought a valu . hington y of, Al a raving concealed oF ene stop CAPITOL WORK ee enn eatine a] ogi, Aenahinatan Waclety of Ac. ‘a number of hogs, cattle, horses, | goods, This is the tarment of the| Countants has been organized In th " Yarn implements other rete | OLYMPIA, Dec ~ &—Work on t pon: uson Karsha tinere and. te | CY At mely attended ineet i 3 perty. He further #wears that | Capit her first trip to this port. Form | )) char By suspects her of having concealed, | tll after the holidays as erly sho was on the Japan-Bombay |" Ror) @mberzied, smuggled, conveyed or | ia wo bad but little Tum t Oe ie ais iy areal ad of diamonds, other Jewelry, | made. Work will rei Wan a _ ot of t x & o-} Kathleen Nellaon | ta 3 et ‘and other personal property | uary 2 Governor tity acountants elty Nellaon's | gecond | daughter, estate. He nee pees accuses her | come. His Money Was Sate now oreanieetion | oo her dowu- Bjeine ae had br. Reeves heh | he title to valuable lands, Te filed qnother affidavit charg- John Whalen, a laboring man, was | Coal, wood, tent to police headquarters by Offt- cer Chipman this morning to sober ‘LOCAL WHEAT the one W. R. Willinme we sat | Bp. Thon searched, Get WATCHES at Moore's, {Ing the widow In such une had Second avenu sition of the wv, mentioned. | N THE lera, " jered @ citation v1 e—the best laste lon we, returmabie po Death of Geo B. Whitney enn ene ey tots av itaates lec George B. Whitney, aged a6 y died at 2215 Bighth avenue, y day. The body Ue at Butterworth's | 1a Roche, photographer, &tt First Oi'kors Was a Friend The rise In wheat In Chicago has Harvey Pratt was arrested by Of- | had a similar effect on local price fier Ridgway yesterday for using | Wheat is today a cent higher than Se ana abesive langeage. White |!t was yesterday, bluestem now rul- meking the arrest, M.C. Oltkers G SO COOOCOOCED Glass & Dice | BLAINE NOW was a COMMORCIAL CLUB ‘ BLAINE, © This clty now has a comm ub, which in started with a charter membership of 3, It te launched for the speciat | the past 10 days. | Drokers expect the price | for @ time now. purpose of Inducing manufa: ata and otherwise advancing the We have just reecived a ests of Blaine, and will at once #e-/% jarge shipment of the finest cure quarters for club rooms. W. for one day, FRI i. T. Barnes has boon elected pree-|® Hay ONLY, will make th Mant, EE Beard secretary, and 1. | PAaiy tow price W. Gundiach, treasurer. 1% per pound. KENT SHOWS ITS Full Cream Cheese, per Ib..150 A call for @ carpenters’ meeting own Rutter, best Iowa Creamery Wednesday night was published by | reason of an error in a notice " ceived by mail. The eat age ‘wee. Ni] question will be held next Dece: 2 pounds KENT, Dec, 6—Yeaterday witnens- | ed the final draining of over «do! acres of land along the White River | Valley, the work for which haa been éarried out by the farmers interest- | ng | £3, Without the ald of the county = e over we a we yearty in- tcadonce Ie menisag| undated the land hax farmers, and they final Potatoes, Yakima per 100 pounds Burbanks, 51.0 matters will be discussed. Amoi them will be 1902. A large at by the union. THE COLONNADE which la to be constructed on avenue by the Moore Investment Co, NOMEN DIDN'T bt TO LEAVE The Biggest Special of the Week HAWKES’ CUT ‘GLASS companies’ offices are to occupy, virtually, the top floor of the build. ing. ee Silver, knives, forks and spoons at Moore's, 70 Second avenue. a Get aitver ndveltios at Moore's, . . . WONOR BRIGHT COFEEE—Best and most popular medium-priced coffee sold. Per pound. (5c Woollen Ready-Made DRESSES Three SPECIALS For Next Week Dress made of Fancy Wor “shape front, fancy collars nicely trimmed with narrow braid and lined thrqughout; price spec- ial, only for next week ,,,.81.50 Fancy Plaid Dress ‘Trimmed with plain g to match UNDERWEAR BARGAINS $2.50 VALUE FOR lined throughout; Our Bent plain C fancy « aod narrow braid; price price... 12.00 umber for next week in a hmere Dress, fancy yoke, lars, trimmed with sa SCET CCAR AERA CE CC CEE EEE « Scaceece Honey of ie Wil Wheat. Put a grain of wheat split open under a@ strong glass, you will find | it full of cells. Jt is the contents | of these cells that rapidly. Buy now while you have better opportu. nity. Purchases will be Waid asido for futare de. livery. Doll Special EAS | ‘Lower Pric On Ladies’ ne Quarter Length E still have a few Saturday of the New Brit- Capital Patent Flour, Coats ain Woolen Mills ff} i made of. Nothing of « true for tailor ‘collar lined. with Kuara pee Seem id Body be garments for sale at hey ean lout comtataln | og esc: "yessse’? cay The finest of wool— without a seam — but knitted together; the most perfect finish. R20.4 wi Capital Milling Cou TTLE, WASH. fF. E. ELLIOTT) Rofras ting Optiolaa SBA 16 Inch Kid a | 17 Inch Kid Bod: Doll, good Prin 4 De 18 Inch Kia at we ti #17. handsome Coat of castor ke large aile stitched bell sleeves, was $17.60, now a very sey Don't let the matter of expense | i a-in, os at apoal as keep you from visiting me. Sight |? f ought to be a# precious to you af; | life itself, 9-10 Heussy bidg., a0 and| Pike. When buying articles advertised in | this paper, apeak of the Star, ry $18.50 coats for ‘ ‘phone Seattle Fuel Ci de and repaire B15. OO BALLARD ISSUES MARY PERMITS! 0, RALLARD, De A statement ade up from the books of City Kn. ¢ Mostian show that ¢ enved during ty > | for the ler cont S14 buildings are m 4.| permits for the portion the news blocks recently constructed | having been immed previous to | month, for ond avenue Canes an | at Moore's, 7 POPS OOOO OH OES ONOHOOH age. In every line, and Uunexoelied stock from which ( An ensential to every fireplace. They will save thelr comt In every spark kept from the carpets or furnfture. Prices range from $1.0 to $3.40. A Aw ates Ot Otte: O11 OO Or Ooi OrOrerorere-Hierereres * ?* 2 2 oa Sits 5 lp tele le dei te 30 COFFEE an Owing to the fact that this ng must be torn down right anuary Ist, we are going bi reductions of many ‘The first to suffer are + vRoode™ renal 4 rand cu im, Bow : GENTLE GIRL Vere'n pug z r3 3 2) 3 $ i GIVEN BY THIS STORE : ® Amounting to over $186 in value, a»: n inducement to every one we ° t one selection from each of the many depart- > purchased thet ° the «ites. > souvenir Of the Great Bee These are simply indw ? Chaffing with hot water pans, in nickel-sily plate, nd up to $8 and $12. Z.C. MILES & PIPER COMP’Y : 1021-1023 First Avenue, Cor. Spring, PFO 05000601 0500101 OOO OO He: prev er ever ST fe er ir vy wr oe oP Se oe ee er oe Se er ee er er PEDO OO OOO OOOO +01 OOH OO 5 ___ SIGN OF 7 OF THE BIG COFFEE POT 33 1-3 Per Cent Off on Celluloid Goods Danish Baptist Bazaar Annual Election Grocerymen to Meet 1, ing for th ter axsault an n the person of P. H.W. tle nent n who arrented | 1 battery Witter Bprings” Mediéal Water | ures rheumatiom, eczema and ail y kin diseases. At drug First avenue, ‘py Umbrellas—And endlesn variety at $ Becond avenue. ... & watch or jew 706 Becond’ av Mo re *, POO OOOO OOOOH g jepartments, you will fied an & The Eureka Economy These Bteel Rang an every requirement for low priced range in the most sat isfactory manner No. §, 4-hole, 15x19-Inch oven, water coll ready for connect ing, high shelf, $25.00. $2.50 additional for warming oven. No. &, 6-hole, 18e21-ineh oven, with water coll and high shelf, $2.60 additional for warming oven. | most aceptable Christmas gift ery handsome showing, complete strength and flavor, tomorrow only 22 1-20 Pound Special, {Rhodes Bros. a 6010101401 OO Or Os 010 008 50201020 501050108 OF 08 OOF O2HO veibbateabeset 1331 cond Av. 29900S020 0090809000008 HOTEL BUTLER 9) SUBSEATTLE’S|OAFE AND largest and GRU only first-class ROOM European pla | im Conneo- HOTEL tion Co th ne ‘«, Washington Tont & Awning Company. (ine.) f horse po ‘Brunner & Co. THE ONE-PRICE Tol. Main 1060. 602 Pike St FAMILY WINE and LIQUOR STORE perfect satisfaction 1 ¢ for your money be satiafied,” Special In for the holidays, UNDERTAKERS FUNERAL DIRECTIULRYAND ENBALMERS PIKE AN UNION ABH. }@07 FIRST AVE RM Seargy Fi ‘Tremont People Will find a full line of the newest things in Jewelry, priced very low and quality guaran: | teed at 728 Ewing St., | Fremont a POOCOOOSO OOOO OOOO FOES OH OFS 06.0.54004000000OO0O 00% Hawes $3.00 Hats PESSESES DO FEOESOSDDPIOSE SSO OOS EO OE PE OEHRIOG. POOL Oe Think pede Different som might be with a plane own, Our with beautie of which : and elegant stock for holies repairing and polishing ow nen D.S. Johnston @; 903 Second Avenue Burke Building ‘y You can pay five dollars for your Derby or Alpine and be no better satisfied than with a Hawes for three! | | FOR SALE BY F.W. MERRICK, THE AMERICAN CLOTHIER 703 FIRST AV. Regulation Army Shirts fast blue, strictly all wool, at $2.00. KIRK, One of the Eleven SCHER PIANOS | SO4429424 268104 090401608 SOLD TO. Vashon College and Musical Conservatory ee rs ereets Have You Seen the FISCHER? Only to Be Obtained In Seattle at 1415 SECOND AVENUE SODDOD OLS DOOO41-00400088 1 ee ener TUMBLING The autocrats of the drug. trade are making strenuous: efforts to raise prices. “When the Devil was #ick— ] The Devil, a saint was he.” But this new system of sell= ing at lessened prices will — be steadfastly _ maintained, You can come here with the assurance that you'll get the best there is, and pay less |than anywhere else. Prices Jare the best arguments— jread: Jackeis Just In lengths—Raglans and 27 inch Coats in Tan, te's Violet Water (ange)... | Pinsud'e au de Quinine, small. .40¢ Pinaud’s Eau de Quinine, large. ‘Three-fourth Castoria . Castor, Black and Oxford Grey, Carter's I ibtle Liver Pills... We will sel! them on our usual liberal terms of One Dollar $ | Beef. Tron and Wie per week, Come in and see our Display of Holiday Goods You will find such variety that it can not fail to please you WESTBERG & CHILDS 1312 SECOND AVE. DECOSEOO OOO OOOOOGOOD SO OOSOHOOOOOO>OOO>S>OOOOOOS Now on Sale -- Gunthor’s | Famous Old-Fashioned i | | Horehound Drops~- §22, ;|Good for That Cold 4, lees. Telephone, Main 787. 20, Pike St. and Second Ave, AND CAFE asa" 400 Pound br tment of 1 fanoy FREDRICK & CO, Wholesale and: Retail, Jewelers and Opticians 715 Second avenue, Nugget Jewelry @ Specialty, all hinds of plain “7413 Second Ave. Bon Marche block. Tel, Green 261 When buying articles advertised dave, and Columbia, Tel, muin me - this paper, epeak of Star, a