The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 28, 1901, Page 4

toc es tlh ° aaiaaia ssh THE SEATTLE STAR, 4 T ES . School Board Changes. — OLYMPIA, Fe AA pubatitut THE BON MARGHE THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARC . - dis « © Ne urpoe f holding Minister of Finance De Witte Explains Tariff teachers serie dente ie ark } Measures of Russia. yerenry, a si, ossand cision ik c Yc (ur Spe ty « 1 fo alternately through WASHINGTON, D, Cy Feb. 28 ricultural Implements, which clags. | Berahip of the state board of educa Nee, ] Se V by or cone Exports of many ureataren fr roan the < ly = FS Saas Srreeee SRORS aher# to be compowed of the city tind m Untted States te fussia > ho satan inane , erintendents of sole le tn the ox : “ ” 4 * “ é Amount {0 $30,000,000 per year, a8) Tien vise the following ometel | eal Citattastae tacked daeiene: Here's the news item that ought to electrify every woman in the town. The Nethersole, Sultana, The Countess,’ tm levying a| statement Reattic ‘ ha? , " r ra : r 5 5.06 3 Stntervaling duty oh Rumian| A lower tart, the ame ax that] Senin m aia twarott He also com: is We've determined to clear out what's left of the fancy SILK VELVETS befor $2.50 ida $3.50 gar . have never reached| Upon the pr untries WIth) seins a ¢ making the present , " _ Sue arth ad that’ unm according | which Coram have been | AIF & laure making the present H the unloading sale ends, and starting today we'll sell I to, the buream of statiatien. |reducts,’ Seday, instead, the con: (COmpuleory instead of optional with Meet Wie beeen ualand “leather PR yo «Bh mage Mil’ clasess| ventional tariff, with the additional |**H0o! districte, as at present Silk Velvets Worth $1.50 for 50¢, tops, heavy flexible » i : criginating tm the United States duties, ia applied to American pro nolid ney tare - ‘ $075! Srpranre. ae, tee weed, Meotet| fraud school BO OO {i radier > years, shown as much as $30,000,000, | hie measure, having been taken | ‘DEATH CALLS mo’ and have averaged since 1495 lese|oxcluaively from economic me purpose the defense than $25,000,000, and of this sum|has for ite More than three-quarters represents |of the commercial Interests of Rus- | A T | Faw cotton, which le not affected by | sia, « y , the recent order of the Russian gov. | Russian sugar t* subject to «| Probably eight hundred yards in the lot, and more than a score of different color combinations to choose among. Small checks and stripes, close heavy pile, dainty colorings that make fine waists or vests; cheap enough to buy for . sting ts, $8 value TT the total exports to Russie) oe e not apply to ougar exported to} sayy i age ery = ~Wm Man } vit ‘, ~ Bn or well, former United Btates senator ee . any uy ao Grom the Culted States tn the Gesel/fecsiem enaty te encourage the o&-|and One of the foremost jurtete of the Black Grounds With Small Old Rose and Blue ; - country, Ged st 9:10 o'clock this Colored Checks. Black and White. 4 i at his home here. He was) “ : ‘ 2 ah ew nates , ro of age | Gold and Brown. Light and Dark Olive. {op Storm Shoes, “ re LL ‘Ko FEN rao Ay fully s unconscious. ” Four Cerise and Green, Light Blue and Navy. contume; 4.00 ‘$s 6 Ladiow Pin / " x ree sree ‘hite ) a) . hb ware call ta be esbes tatty hand | Bea | ng Purp'e and Green. Green and White. Laaies’ Pine Velour Calf High } x ' 1 ¢ nf . T m Bhoes, finest ve ) P — \vieap Ooh te bh THE NEWS WILL SEEM INCREDIBLE TO MOST WOMEN, AND THE ADVERTISING DE- eee ae ae a be ae P4 > . ae | Loreen Vv PARTMENT WILL BE ACCUSED OF EXAGGERATION, WHOEVER HEARD OF VELVETS Se as ik ane § mdyear welt soles, kK ‘ A Unete Tom's Cabin. 3° WORTH A DOLLAR AND A HALF GOING | that skill and in- {2 B.. Pe tr ¥. Davis “Onele Toms | _ “ | «en wity % 2) ast, be opens the Grand next wee! ron't i > y , j produce, $% va 5 miss seeing “Eva's Golden Chart For 50¢ a Yard. } Ladies’ Fine Kid Skin Shoes. ‘ Mttering gem which coset over " Neech 4 thr ghout, heavy 4 WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 28.—-| 000 1d Soon te YET SUCH 18 THE FACT; A MAKER'S ERROR MAKES IT POSSIRLE—“OURS NOT TO REASON fi} mplendig wet 38 Me X ° peepcienaeipeenceieccnennty | [ENP 8 cam Hayes cont WHY"~YOURS TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF A RARE OPPORTUNITY THE SALB WILL BE 2 75 ¢ Ms _Helé dy the Enemy. @\necreuary of op ey 1GHT O'CLOCK WITH THE OPENING OF THE DOORS. THERE WILL BE PLENTY ve bean Smeg pa , + bgt HOPLE TO HELP IN THE MEASURING AND CUTTID WH WILL TRY OUR BEST ¥ ergs oe ED pre Et b “4 t finalt: tor from New | hoes w achool on ew’ ‘ : pe rk "Gintette’s “eHtetd by ithe En-| York at Beery, ne TO FILL THE MALL ORDERS THAT REACH US PROMPTLY. ioe teen spring. 3° ° Aenea See €3 with Mr. Hoare clause to regulate — A Thanawernent Mrs eal wet weather thing for tired ‘ang onion Howard & Doyle, will be next te tome "seas Paine Set | week's attraction at the Third Ave- f HENGTON 7 Young Lad Fin hrome } ona peed | Fine Kia T nue theater, Fairbanks’ eu ¢ ‘J | grey ina Mig ne e ti , eee ay) weet Sear neat rac inereases the appropriation £0" the Dress Goods Prices Shrink Again. | ff Kid Schoo! Bhoce, tow school {3 Feit” Shoes: fal : ana tepesntoned yoan that has) 9 ae verangag 9 Beattie public building to. $122,000, | | heel, heavy, flexible, wet } throughout, no more ; preceded Beasties yw >t i eet senators, Mr. Hoar denounced > 4 pence te Aycan re eh tas csson ae WE EXPECT TO DIEPOSE OF HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS OF YARDS BEFORE THE ff] a ae ee f oo ee pad the 2 wes gg a8 4) The Musicians’ Union of Beattie — BND OF THE WEEK; INDEED, ITS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY THAT WE SHOULD; AND Big teal Nip tM Aas | | on any eanc i give « t r , OMORRO , OOOO pe 4) ret ciemn The ph. The Coast @ Geodetic survey boat THE WOMEN WHO ACCEPT THI8 INV ITATION TO TOMORROW'S FEAST WILL SAVE A HALF u j hers of the untons are making great | Patterson is lying the AND MORE ON FASHIONABLE FABRICS. FOR EXAMPLE . We are Sole Agents for W. be i] preparations te inwtafe ar whe we wil pele Gain soring. Douglas’ Union Made MEN die the end nothing wi! wi will continue surve _ 5 fe 9 1.9¢ | i | Dine Pe ates war af Melle pad Gacons [week dione tbe caast of Alnexa 26c Dress Goods for 12 1-2c, SHOES. SPRING STYLES IND : | ; Geny the _ were THESE ARF OF COTTON MIXED WITH WOOL, % INCHES WIDE, GOOD COLOR® AND eeeeoeeee ne taennerernareentie ' over the NEW STYLES, THE VERY BEST QUALITY WE'VE EVER SEEN FOR %c. - ; y =* 206, 208, 5 i; Sa wicked Bearchitght is doing big ot 50c Goods for 25c, 75c Goods for 47c. 210 fi + nese this week, with the wonderful! Every expert who has visited Co- ' Pike St. H roduction of the Cascade tunnel int, where the Seattle OFF N wool PLAID DRESS STUFF, %% inches | All Wool WHIPCORDS, SERGES and BASKET ° : jaming scone. een * lands are situated, in fine colors; worth fully Wo, for to. Only AVES, 44 Inches wide, dark shades; worth Tic on it ant }# one length to a buyer. yard, for 47¢, 1 : rich In oll. r r ing made. fc hey ile w / tools tor the full de 50c for Cheviot Plaids worth $1.00. “ | oh ST ge RENE! property, A small block of develop os J . ‘Y 2 ‘ ; ; sacs ment shares are ROW on sale at the ‘mest cloth for rainy dey or golfing skirts, fine colors, all w< and every yard is brand new. . sy | Wiliam WH. Clark Appointed to Fill | mnt SEIS Seine company, 96-307 IIE It meagures U4 inches from seivedge to selvedge, and It a doubt the very best bargains in : the Position. |New York biock. These are placed | cheviots we've seen in a long time. a | on the market at S8c. If of! ts struck, ~ ; whieh is eonndentiy expected witht 4 i Rae ea the next ninety days, these share: + | Chiet Cook. ‘of the fire ment, Ke weath five ‘titnen trate’ prom: me i last night selected Capt. William FT. ont ' Clark as assistant chief. Assistant 7" ge | take ~| Chief Clark has been @ member of 2c | ate i i the departinent since 1475, and ts one z } ' of the beat known and competent ina ell edie kd on men in the department. He was aj. T i member of the yolunteer organtza- Pease Poor INSURA a3 enumerate them h A dine cet tae ese ot se NORDHOFE & CO, . . 1419 0 1429 Second Avenue and W512 Pike Street B lige sects Besretcosss | J ssacsey oncases } Cet. 22, 1889, and In 1895 served for a hone Mai; Veber, Lge a2 time as acting chief of the depart. | Mid pret a. og "prank Quien | foo, Pianos, and All Hardware at a Dis- OXYGENOR count for 90 Days Mc Makes men happy. ic OLYMPIA, ree ed Inhertt- The store at S21 First avenue E ance tax provision passed the { south was too small. We didn't fs eeceane aan aii Votes oan -FIVE thousand dollars’ worth of shoes in three {Ii Know how mach stock we het o- OXYGENOR 903 Second A: ’ nr yoo direct inheritances up to ho emall task. We have made wonderful progress, cumulated in the old bailding on makes liberal provision however, and the goal ie in sight. THE PRICES DID rT. [f) Yosler wharf. ave taken the Makes women never Burke Buliding, in collateral inhertt- ‘This store never docs things by halves. By March first we must entire three floors of the new bulld jorgan and|Snces, a8 follows: For teintives up realise On every pair of these shoes. Spring goods are already ing on Jackson street, between First | oxyGENOR wa Bert Chapmaa, Who were last Tues- | and including the third degree of crowding ua. In two weeks more this store will be filled with and Second south, Still our stock Pian will not go Into It, and we sha Dlelichhalelichehahaiaiel at “a of all hardware for days at a liber- al discount. CAHN & COHN Jackson street, Between First and Second avenues With every purchase of ceries amounting to $1, are entitled to 1 dozen for the death (igteee Qe the newest, brightest stock of twentieth century shoes ever seen | tm Seattlo. In the meantime don't forget we are seiling— three vo RA INS SHORS, sc | LADIES BHOKS CHILE ) O! cts | small etses .... and t LADIES SHOES cts) geettoi §660 cts 358 OXYGENOR + Makes everybody happy. . kk, button and lace, Seana eee —— food values . MISSES’ SHOPS, epring heel, ee | | WHY and HOW? FISKE JOINS } LADES BHOS, spring heel, button, 9 cig, | gett thekeenaenanannaes MRS. 0 . a ae cts} cHiLpriin's GLora Tor 4 ee yy § ge’ i GO TODAY :" any family, $ y LADIES’ BOX CALE sHops, { SHOPS or bottom: QO) 46) ure ‘orNtw spring were $3; now ee oe 5 — SHOES 99 | ) HUMANE SOCIETY The Oxygenor Gazette, a 24-page Anderson Mineral Springs RIK IK RRR RR RR sell Makes children happy. é | | | | | 1 \= FORT YATES, M. D. Feb. 2— on Bet adler. ‘and - LADIRS’ FANCY SATIN } oe Boeing thai war paint and feath-| ,0°%. eae eres etek Bees AND KID SLIPPERS, all { wend CALF BHORS, ince Near Port Orchard Drydock, ¥| paper, will tell you all about it. tr ers, Col, McLoughlin, who has had |The seattle Humane society. Sh colors and sizes stg) and congress, 98 ct TOO: WEE: PD SORES TT ET ane that ‘ts, 6d hein Cor. Sixth ane Ki i Har ee with the | contributed $25 to the work for CH) ter cts Stomach, Kidney, Ge ai f ah To The LADIE® BOX CALF AND ( MEN'S CALF AND VICI KANGAROO CALF regular {| KID SHOES, value _up_ to values nw tow $1 98) fs: JADIES' STORM ) MEN'S TAN AND BLACK § | ™ 82 48 VICOL TANNED SHOES, § experien . js Mater sag J to bef organization by takin, presen grievances to the proper authorities | ™°™bership. at Washington. for it today. preeerirrerre ‘Washington Oxygenor Company wre | Bladder and Liver Diseases and Nervous Conditions 1329 Sevoud Ave, ——_ | | Another Victim Dies. - & > 8 2 3 ~ 4 etetenee etter iebciclalaialp-ieinioiatn Ross ©. Cline, Pacific coast nt onep BOOTS, now ot the ‘Wabash ratiroad, isin Be- Unternuhrer, bad of the thres ehine | Special Bargains for Friday LADIES’ LAIRD, 8CHOnER ) 8. leather linea: Dealer } Charleston F, Oy Wesninguots 43 ana 414 F . \¢ | ¥ . 0., : > ttle today. on struck of the head oo Capital) Ladies Mackintoshes, red, bive |) } C0. smors 83 45 a4 i Tooumaey Kine Gelbediens and «l4 Plonser Building, | 2 ernoon.| and black, at half price. ion, broken MEN'S $5.00 AHORS tn tan sak Ot Da kta Goan Sesias | ate ‘Festorda Mine rt Mids| nae srookt aw OR 75) |} L ADIN ) SENNERS MILLER } 4nd Bel Mar cals engie $ houna’ dosk ‘an = Sete ; 4 | _ rain, proof; eal LADIES JENNERS : n, grain Blu 2p. m.; Columbla dock AMUSEMENTS, Emma Johnedm, may recover. d 5 ckintosh $1 25 H TURNS AND WELTS, were shan for $3 85 ? Pp. On daily onoep feakas, [SSE Rs ARERR Eee a ee es; all sizes, at $3.50 ¢ MEN'S HANAN & BON AND } On Sunday leaves Greyhound BUY Dr. 8. Carman hea? returned. q | | pow . § STON BHO in? | dock at 10 a.m. On Saturday Y LADIES JOHN FOSTER } tan and black en- night lea reyhound dock *|* If Yo PPDOOSD OOD OOOH OOOO OOOH OOOOOOOOOOED? OX C. NAM > elo caif, patent ¢ st 10 p.m, ua wastes R WELT, papular to shoes} cal, can grain‘ Biconer t ; Love SRAND | ‘Tews of the D/Urbervities. *| H H tna te * $4 85 ; een eer et eereseree | ¢ Your RIDGE } ) of the D’ 22 ee AO = —————————rr succensful engagement | -Fine Furniture. br AR DO YOU SMOKE ? Cook the best of the whole. yourself of this opportun- We expect to mak If you have not nlready ¢ ity to buy GOOD SHOES COAL This coal is from the new mine of the Issaquah Coal Co, two miles above Gilman, It is the best, cleanest and the Cheapest coal in the world. Bunkers foot of Madison St. if You Want Your, Foundations and Fet Indestructible Preserve them with Avenarius — Carboline Ls et with “Teas of the ne DUrverviliee! The large audience = | Gispiayed enthusiasm. The stage scenery war food, and the company eng to excellent advantage. % tole of ‘Tews is not as sulted to . Fiske ® temperament ol however, and she | We handle all the Wading brands of Domestic and Kew West Telephone Main e | pe SATS ESE EREE EERE EM EY P : You won't know what ts the | wery best possible deal to be made on a piano until you have : 4 » made the impree that she did in the last-named p KEE REE EEE ER EER | Bours. ry * ousa gives two performances at 1s rience Schwabacher Hardvan @ o tickets wold Indicate big bust- ‘ jwited our piano department, = ae sae TART Bold Indicate } . yet “te, cxedlont snowing of 24 ave. and Columbia. Tel, 4 eve, and Columbia, ‘Tel. Main 19%, 192, Line Your Wea With ° hamancd | és standard makes and beauttful is > y PT chan ms 7.5 finishes at really ‘extraordinary HOTEL BUTLER BUTLE R CLAY PIPE | ° Mis Leon ra. Jackson. ¢| ® prices. Credit ia given on terms | pe A con ° ee a) to #ult your convenience, Seattle's CAFR AND & | Capes dges ekson, the wonderful Amer- * Largest and GRILL j — a an of iniste, will be heard at the * Only First-class ROOM | NGr, " band mnie teierten afterncon | ea ali a ani is, wetted ts Seed RMAN, CLAY & GO CO Eos In COn SPA = Pat nen in cital, aewisted by Mine Jc + tele BACH EC | Ladies’ i Pian Hotel. NECTION ps EY f , reatte ciburna, soprano, a Bele} < — anc - Mut be te Han pore OF BLACK | we VEN ANG Up~ "ae | TL Becond Ave. Cie teeter ede Sake Peed ir sTptdaset —_ bi CLOTH WITH ARTISTIC GOLD THREAD {@ to-date Footwear now Q|————— 7 " uit. eee Slee the cure of Li Fa OTT Shane Work Bow oO DECORATIONS on sale at the extra Q) FRANK E. ADAMS | Trade Marks KEELEY. Habite—The only genuine Reser insivute im We wi - o THE ENTIRE LOT WAS IMPORTED low price of Mxport Patent Mochantoal Ca ton and British Columbia. J. PB. RAY, Met, wn Ticket 210° i attracting | IRM FROM KOBE, JAPAN, AND I8 A 8PLE: price teruey. swam Sine Panting veats INSTITUTE sa ve, Take Green Lake or Fremont Bre audiences to the Grand. The EXAMPLE OF JAPANESE ART. R VAL & $2 OO, $2 5O wtb - se-sotrhe lias inane Searchos —— few 3 'Biras ee: Se ee Se | rh NG "rhe ‘rewular’ Beturéay | Melle THIS SCREEN IS $4.50; SPECIAL PRICK E ae yo a tata arene matines will be given FOR FRIDAY. .... ‘and $3.00 ba —— Third Avenue Theater. i) sEP THEM. Raymond & Hoyt 918 Second Ave. LLLALLLOOALLRAALIOS LD Ponighe and tomortow night Me | Downle’s company Will pro | eee hoped Third} i nk Brederick &. Nelson presentation of “Uncle Tom's Cabin” amily Plain F Work eas Send us your address and we will t Fosse with ine melodrame, “Baved | HOME FURNISHERS ET your servants, rent your rooms and houses, call tor and deliver laundry OR a0 Wetrom the Bea,” | Rialto Bldg., 2d Ave., Cor. Spring supply your wants of any kind. See our list Queen Cit y Laun d y ™ of agencie 2 g S On page 2. THE SEATTLE ST R. eee Conran Ave., near PF ‘e ‘ain 953. Hetablished 1590. PPPPOOOOooooeooooooooooore soooreroeooooooooonoes | RRB The Prisoner ot Zenda, "The Prisoner of Zenda will be |Seseooseee