The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 13, 1901, Page 4

] tha | elt ath ma! ere ollow rutity ental THE MODERN WOODMEN =: Bi-Annual State Meeting Proves an) Enjoyable Affair. ‘ Yesterday afternoon the drill teams of the Beattic and Tacoma camps of ¢ Modern Woodmen of Am rica} dritied for a showed excellent t Tacoma team carr! prise ¢ two points, | Howard | as captain L, De Hut adhe oma. The judges were ‘apt. Geo, W. Lamping. apt. Frank ©. Adams and Horace Turner At 8:90 last night the ball wa commenced at th mory by th Brand march. * The wes pret tily decorated with featoons of gre and red, the maul and axe being also mach 4 evidence, nquet Which was to have! been dalted at the EL incoln at 1 o'clock, did not commence until! mid night, The dance proved so enter- taining that the guests id be induced to leave unt! At the Lincoln an exce menn was served. No set program of speeches was a ed to, Dut a num ber of elog t addresses were mate} by the officers of the SAN FRANCISCO'S BIG DEATH RATE) order Dr. J. lL. Laubenheimer, of Frantiseo, who ts at present visit tng Puget sound, as has been his/ custom each year for a decade or more, says that last December the California metropotie broke al! of (ts former records of deaths, Of the whole number, 683, three parts were from the deadiy grip, and nearly all of the remainder from diseases re sulting from colds. “During the month of January, said the gentleman, “while the num- ber was reduced to 527, grip claimed Most of them. The pasnage of the excluding Jook Inhuman to peopl Side the state; but the fornia ts no place for pulmonary effections. _ consumptives who he state have elther died t have had to leave and seek a clim= Ate more suitable. “No place on the Pacific coast,” and. ‘engugh, to be mer. ‘The death- HUMANE SOCIETY. ‘The Seattle Humane society wil! hold an informal meeting (his eveo- ing at the Rainier-Grand hotel, to further acquaintances the Rev. . ‘Trinity parish crypt last night the fan | of Mount Baker De A big Mt FAIRMAVER Pelt, 12 Haker mining deal waa ce Stalten bes price pat ) Mr, Carlisle: ow aluable mining prope in the Mount} HONOLULU, MH. 1, Feb. Bir Raker distr r sAsays made |the coming of Papa Ita, there ha from ore taken from these claima| been a revival of Kahunaiam in the was Very encouraging, ‘The mines | islands which has led @ome of the will be deve juring the coming | clergy to take yarious measures of summer. I n from the Mount | reetetance, fearing that Papa Ita’s Baker district are Very flattering, | tour will undo in a month what ha and the propect® are that a y | taken years plish, Witeh camp will be establivned Int aft haw @ #trong hold | gton during the coming sur knowledg was his third performance of walk x over hot stones with bare feat and Queen Lilivokstant was one of LONDON, Feb. ¥ he lord may-| the witnesses, warmly or and metnbers of the Corpotation| the explott. ‘Money was Will proceed in state. to St. James’ | Upon the old Tahitan, He « palace thie afternoon to present an| wa reception wherever he goes addrees yalty to the king. ‘There| White people generally regard him lis only languid Interest in the pro-| as a fakir and have ceased to at eodings tend his shows. OPNWO O86 8006 0084 00000089 Sin Million a Day. WHATCOM, Feb, 12 ale mills “The Eleventh Hour.” the manufactur aeentity of ahin, Th Rleventh Mour” t& doing a Bid hatcom county xoetient en in merit with " Jed Prouty r a Cort’s Grand ar hin week. Roguiar will be given im attracting nd Royle de The requiar will be given at WAN SeRTe~j} nue, ln show! of merchandise and | likeness ever | Vil. in moving Tomorrow | night Dewn |has ed most favorab! | ail over the coun tty during the seas jon. It is the same play that filed | 4 New York Casing for more then “There is but one regret In the com ly re. | tne of “Way Down Bast.” and that ‘The government will shortly r ia, it will be dificult for everyone to w lease the transports Port Stevens, ness it, owing to ite short en- Wilhelmina and Aimond Branch, and | gagement fo this etty they will in all lkelibood hereafter) It @ to be presented Thursday ply from this point to Mantla as Friday and Saturdey nights, also private carriers, The Kov' Saturday matines, Seats are now! pill tm the future ‘send ail of Te | OF male at the box-office £ reight to the Philippines by private companies, and the first shipment Universe! Brotherhood il be by: the Frank Waterhouss| Seattle Lodge No. 100, Universal ‘0. Litaited, on the Pingsul, consist. | Bi rhood, with hea@quarters at nt Lomo, Cal give an en tertainment this evening at room #9 Hinckley block, at # m. The program will consist of muate, in atrumental and vocal, and the repre ing of 10,000 tons most likely be retained for the trang portation of arrivals Prof. Anderson Lectures. jing Greck symposium Prof. Anderson, superintendent of | The proceeds will be dev the American schopts at Manila, -| manttartan ‘ork Gressed the members of the Men's Plymouth Hyp ted to hu Bestnaing |ciud of Congregational , 4% 19 church last night. The remarks of Prof. Anderson related chiety Ne and | women. i MOTELS. Among the Gust at the Rainier- Grand are: J. H. Conrad, a banker of Butte, Mont.; Henry Ricing, man- aging a of the Spokane Chron- tele; C. “ranmer, a business man ot Port Gambia, and Frank Guard, « merchant of Vritey Harbor. At the Stevens A F. Miles, an Index mine owner; W. C. Campde postmaster at Vashon, and Hen Friday, « maining man ot Everett At the Northern: J. H. Day, is at-| ey of Dayton; A. J. M iy a man of Creston and ele- gate to the Woodmen’s convention, and Capt. W. 8. Marsh, « steamboat man of White Horne, At the Seattle: W. W. Fisher, a business man of Portland; Judge | P. ¥. Day, of Whatcom; John Lewis, mining man of Index; Capt. L. B. jastings, © shipper of Port Town- send; Jas. E. Bell, a lumberman of Hverett, 4, B. Cronan, a cattle raiser ot Fares, At the Hitler: §. ©. Tooker tness man of Minneapolis; John Sehoentgen and H. Carten, mer- chants of Omahn; Olaf O, Searle and Anvid Rydstfom, directors of the Scandinavian » American bank at Minneapolis; J. H. Kane and wife, tourists of Honolulu, and Chas, W Clinton, a mining man of Denver. a bus- Oe Coming—the Kulture, for cultured ‘women. Valentin women. Women’s Jackets Prices Cut Piain Ali Wool Jackets, 75 cts tailored to sell for $2. ni kind $3 75 15 500 price $20.00; 812 price to close .. Cc, GRAY & CO. 1329 Second Ave. Your Life Is Safe If Your Prescriptions | Are Filled at education! and religious aspect of the Philippine islands ee ee } Coming—the Kulture, for cultured MRS, PLATT ray Nese | NEW YORK, len Bris Valentines Danny-Gory M Co. leow Platt, wife Thos. ¢ ee See Platt, died at ¢ o morn Coming—the Kulture, for cultured women. hotel of ing at the Fifth Avenue | heart trouble HOQUIAM — The business men of this city have had an exeursten to the newly lon eam ot] claire. .,|Cordially invited | C tor ding: the Kulture, for cultured | women. To call and Inspect our preacrt ption | Diamond Ice te the beat; tt conte | department, watch us prepare yours | no more than the cheapest Te you--We carry everything usw- | wtores. for aly found tal touteclaae trea’ | ame 308, the Kulture, for cultured eee Coming Rabiew’ Ni ning Supplies women. Obenity j ——o Sanitary Rapkine | Valentines—Denny-Coryell Co. ete., we Coming—the Kulture, for cultured wom Bring Your Diffieult ren _ scriptions to Us DE Hea Bartell Druclé ¥ on sune 7 46 Becond avenue, neat Yesler | Cat vation Od cares Rhoumatiom 18 & 23q Great care ps dears: in selection. fp, FREDERICK & HELSON--Fine Feratture, Morris (hairs Are Resting TT cofotort giving qualities of @ Morris Chair are Dumérous énough to make it worth your while to own one. The variety here is large enough to make your choowing ensy. ° Interested? Here i a sample value; oPOOSOSOCOS > Morris Chair, back adjustable to four different Powitions; solld dark golden oak frame, double faced cushions covered with high grade velour; nes 76. Frederick & Nelson NOME FURNISHERS Rialto Bldg, Second Ave., Cor, Madison St. : $6.75" OO O99994OO40OO00 AMUSEMENTS. 3) | duction of the unique and charm | cocina a isi ee iS THE SEATTLE STALK. THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHI YEAR AGO MONDAY WE BEGAN THE BALD OF ‘THI | SERMB HARDLY 81X MONTHS, 80 FART DOWS TIM! | THAT COULD BE SHAVED, BYBRY SPRCTAL Lé WAS LEN | POWER IN THE WHOLE MACHINE RECORD MADE A YEAR AGO, AND WE DID IT BASILY IT WIIA ANI TODAY (fT WILL BE THE GROW AS THE CIRCLE OF PUBLACITY 1 OPPORTUNITIES TO RAVE THAT CHARACTHIUZE THE F TOWN ARE LEARNING THAT THE STORM IKN'T “HALF A THAT THE LOW PRICES ARB FOR REALLY DEPENDABI HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE COME NERE AND BUY WITH ¢ THING 18 WRONG IT CAN BE BROUGHT BACK AND EX¢ “TALICING” AT ALL. BAME~TOMORKOW } MER ABKED HOW WY AND RIGH } TO THE BND OF THE MONTH, 1 MEMBER THAT THERE ARK NO MORE ONE-DAY-ONLY 18f If ADVERTISED AND BOLD AB LONG AB WE HAV IT Price THERE ARE NO BAITS AND NO LY MEANS GETTING RID OF THE SURPLUS STOCKS AS Q IT MEANS u COULD AFFORD LEADERS,” THI 1 "EOPLE GooDt NFIDMNCE, k tHe MARCHI BRON oF PAKIS #rOCR AND KVERY¥ Pri OULD FIND, HV WIY RD MEATING THY © PETTER, AND IT WILL LAGATIN or THE PROPLY FROM OUT HAD it PAIN ’ AND THAT MANY NOWING IF A {ORD WITHOUT ANY TO BELL FOR #0 LITTLE 1” FOLKS FAIL TO RE HAT MERCHAND. MATTER WHAT TH NLOADING TO UB S8IDME KLY AS.WE CAN. ‘TO YOU A Saving of One-Half on Almost Everything You Can Think of. BALE 18 BTORE'S BAD. THIF MENT THE IF THERE 18 A PROFITLESS MONTH, veers. WORTH THE READING | | NORDHOF & CO, . . . 1419 to 1429 | | | } EVIDENTLY GOING TO BE THE AND WE'RE PRONE TO CALCULATE THE PAST) THAT © PER CENT. OF THE NEW COMERS WILL GET UNTO THE HABIT OF COMING HERE ALWAYS TO SUPPLY VERY NEED; 80, EVEN WERE SOWING THE SEED FOR FUTURE HAR MORE NEWS TOMORROW, AND STILL MORE AB THE S Ooeceseoooooos eoeseeoooe 1% HUTCHISON j Seound Art. —— £0 Suan a USS nnnguntinds V1 tm oN =e oo eeaeed ‘Big iting Deals We've Made. EN are to soon have the privilege of buy- aM ing their spring clothes of the new store —which is to be the finest men’s out- fitting establishment in the city of Seattle. We have purchased some of the most distinc- tive and swellest spring 1901 suits and top coats —garments for the well groomed man that will be SUPERIOR in fit and finish to much of the made- to-measure sort. Clothing on Hand Here Must Be Sod fine a lot of Trousers, Suits and each thing marked at a There ts you'll find hereaboutes; atylom in swell brown Oxford mixtures ok kerseys, sttk velvet collars satin- » way throughout This season's nobb! light colored covert, lined sleeves, finished in a tip. : MION'S $15.00 SUITS, either nack or a fide frock, in plain clay or fancy wor stede; this reason's Bt effects, because we don’t want to ‘om to the new atore .... move CAN'T BE BEAT RY ONE soup mY COLLINS & SHERMAN The Undertakors The Largest Stock of Pianos In the Northweat, gaivecins such well known makes ae e ire & Sons, Kimball, |, Milten and Sin, ery attractive DS. faerie Line Yous Well With CLAY PIPE | For best wesulte advertise in the [ Star. Barke Building, 903 Second Ave, | MGGEET (ON MAKE ADVERTISE- THE BASIS OF FRIENDS AND BALE GROWS, WELL Second Avenue and 15-02 Pike Street | | j | We are selling shoes ef all kinds, Men's, Boys’, Wo- men's and Children’s at about half the geguler rate of prott Come ahd let we show you our qualities and prices. 8 agents for Dr. Reed's Cushion Sole Shoes. Raymond & Hoyt 918 Second Ave. | | ASK FOR THE Perfect Blend Coffee South American Coffee. 5 Pounds for $1.00 Hest FRE on the “PACIFIC COAST for th NDIATEAss ATEASS a pe FORTE) street. Tel. } Green 1361 deliver to all parte of the city ts Mates tor] | : COKE Send us your orders for Coke. For prices and oth- er information, apply to Seattic Gas and Electric Co. 216 Cherry St, COKE Es Peresaceaseseecseee Se ereereroeveceees ‘Photo Supplies Wholesale and Retail Washington Dentai and Photographic Supply Co 211 Columbia Stweet, Seattle. Tacoma, Spokane. Telephone Main 06 ° oa e e . 4 e e ° e i e ° | AAAPeaeaseasecaaan| Yesler Way Pharmacy) Corner Yoster Way and Broadway, PRESCRIPTIONS Dr, J, B. STEVENS, Prop. Tel, Red Wis, SOSCCOOOSOEO ODO OSS PATENTS | FRANK E. ADAMS TONIGHT \QGEATILE Laugh cos iat Laughs | Ship Hariva | No Tears in This | DEPARTMENT. : TONIGHT Is Now at the ‘ And All Week ore 4 That Funny Farce Comedy | The Star Borge 22 SUA Introducing. the Clever Comedian | COR, OF JACKSON ¢ tures for the next two week mencing Saturday, February &. Searchlight, 18054 Seeond avenue. Admission 10 cents. Universal Brotherhood \@r WEDNESDAY FF ART 1% tie Rooming Houses s« and Hotels Headquarters | ot WED. a powit nave you them Be i Kwitere, “eoored 59¢ | he 696 uSta WHITE on pattern & 9Be fi) titrnta nuas x # ORD AL SMyR h ortngy; LAGE CURTAINS ny enumerste N Point de-Bap We ha and « From 69¢ to $5. 00 per Pair) PORTIERE CURTAINS | atest colorings an@ best Talurs ever of. Btylex, patterns and prices too wr them in Nottingham es ranging Brussels The newent designs fered in Seattle PE ARAL nt tae TERSON’S “24 206, 208, + 210.. PIKE ST. tion or Money BEST APPLES IN SEATTLE at The San Diego Fruit 4216 PIKE STREET a More Dread of tho Dentale New York Dental } 614 First res pomite Penn Mut Rock’ Soerected ‘ant ace AMUSEMENTS. “GPAND OPERA =HOUSE= .. Telephone | Main be And All Week MATINEES | Wednesday and and Saturday pbs Tremendous Hit of the Great Scenic Play THE ——y— Heventh Wour Prices—150, Bc, She, Mec, TEc and | #110. Matinees—i0c, te and Wo. THEATER 4.8 HOWE, Manager Tel Maia a | The Leading Theater | Any work that satisfactory will be ai of Qeres. in our nearest o Three nights and a matinee, be- ginning Thursday, Feb, 14, | First time here, Wm. A. Brady's} jcomplete production of the Pastoral | Idyt | oe yrese ays. SEA “WAY DOWN EAST” | site Batoal Lite wutidine (The sweetest story ever told) | odun" san Brancon Gal BY LOTTIE BLAIR PARKER, Sunday, 10 to «Ladies Wnborated by | tendance. JOSEPH R. GRISMER. iy wart thet chowid aati Box and seat sa .| pr oy4 vn one_tenaam te February 12. ase StS. Prices—$1.50, $1, Téc, 50, 28. | Carriages can be ordered for 10:28. ee HIRD AVENUE THEATER, : Phone Main 947° W. M Rumeil, Manager. Seattle’s Up-Town Theater | ALWAYS ) REL TABLE. SnD Chaney | Chas. H. Boyle Briskest Comedy of the Season, | Good from Start to Finish | Sa JUNK DEPARTMENT |$ STULL AT YESLAR Door | a 3 Prices—200, % 40c and EDISON MOVING PICT Best photograph ever tal KING EDWARD VIL by a moving camera, First and Jackson Srotct and Uren” |S Rafal and Tedder Non-Political and U neectarian. eek Symposium “Hypatia” Feb. 18, 1901, § Universal Brotherhooe Hall, 40, Hinckley Bloc Admiasion 25 cents : oe HOTEL BUTLER CAFE European ** Plan Hotel. LIDS inti tei t itt bi ed want? Then tel List of agencies Have yo the Star, 5: