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WHEELS OP LABOR ARE
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" TIED FOR
v -''X-V 1 Contlniisd riom
vi' a. he ricbn wWck the
worhUngrnan demands Is by mnii ths
ballot. Onlr hi that way coala tho sob
' of totl soaquer. - v
wii aha an iirtini waa WOT
touele, aad than picnic 11nnr undr
. . . fiie ahede of tho tree Along the banks
of the little creek that rune utrouch-tM
",. v perk and -nder the great "V1
, ,j were pfnM and I a moment of tJmo
i , ,.ther mi great omwlrWt Mi.
f . v j , wr wasess staged, 1
1 ' wu t o'clock tki afternoon be.
for the epprts began tta N1
baarball tleli that adjoins the perk. The
MBI1UM Ml SBOrtS W ODBDMCd Of
: 11 Q. Oiwm'ohah'SBen, end . , Bsrven.
Tfe fwtar of th "t wu h tn
' y ' t-wr btwa (mm f row th Tmmm-
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' " " GRANT M'DONALD . -'
IftuiiUTT Fwtoratcd Tnda OOMoetl of
Portland. - '
''' . r 4rtv', LonvhormB'B umt KlMtrl
K tM uniooa. Foe two uam-
'. drivara taav b1a Uw cht-wptooahlp.
. which ibr woa at MUltnoaah flaHL
-, Tha ttaa la ootrpoaad of Woodard, V
, ci, Xtaacan.' Start Pugti, HonMrt Van
darMoo Koonta, 1Ubv Majrara
. ar.
Tha to ml rlorouly oootaatoi and
; twaaqr alnutaa waa naoaaaarr to daelda
tha ooniMC J. F. Robarta aatad aa
, tlmakaapw. W. It Loo wa flrat a
J"". Blatant and A. F. Wyn waa oaptalB of
i tha taawrfrWoi' taam. Anotbar priaa
- that waa not bseludad la tba official
' Dfofima waa that offarad by tha Fadar-
' - atad Tradaa to tha kmui who wora aa
- 7 vnlow labata on his olotalaa lha
rMhr who aatarod tha aoaMat. A prUa
'f fl warglvni.
', Tha fol loving- aportln aranU wara
-. fOoyad by a buaa crowd which obaaad
;i and appiauded ; - - .
. 20-yard foot raoa. lM-yard foot raoa.
, lM-yard bora raoa, andar 1 rsarai
. yard lrla' raoa, andar "It roan) fat
KsMa'sfraaa, I0 aovnda or var; ladlaa'
v raoa, JM, yards; catcblas; ftreasad pic
" ellrahlns craaaad pals, tujr-of-war abd
baseball a ma.
Tha aporta eloaad with tha ball tame
fratwsan a erab from tha laatharworkara'
unloB and a plcbad ntns from th build
- Ins; tradaa unloa, Tbora waa aacallont
i ordar throuchout tha day, and ndthlng
' ocourrad of a dlaagraaablo nator. Tha
day wlU ba aloood with a daaeo at tha
... armory ttoalsht. Brown'a band -will
furnlah atualo. Tha following commit
tsaa wora In charaa of tha eatebratton:
Manarlnff eomarlttao ft H. WUUama,
- ehalnnan: W. H. Fltsiarald, aaerstaryf
i-T. A. Darta, 4iaaaurar; r A. lUaoa, Ira
, -Jfartln. PtX Moor and H. K. Srhraodar.
Proarsm-oommlttos B. O. Farcuaoa
i and H. r, swartb.
Rafraahmants aommlttao T, W.
, Tobla, J. P. B la nay and J. M. Dayla. -.
Danoa eommlttaa- f. B. Jonsa, C K.
Tumar and A. J. Waldan.
I
VABASB ZBT CWTCIiwOi
TfcOad kaws Toav.
" ' ' IJoamal daaArt sarrtfa.)
' i Chleaan. Sapt. a. With Sl.ssd In rmo.
ha eomparad with last yanr, tha aa
aual Ubor day parado atartad at 14
' o'clock this morning, rfotwlthatandlng
' tha action of tha Chicago Fadaratkm of
'Labor In declaring In favor of a pleate
and oatlng for the union man. tha fam
Uta and mcmbera of (ha unions dator-
' mlnad to show tbatr atrength In a parada.
. Proattocnt t tha line of march waa t
vnlona of ths sinking- butcbara. with
. Praaldaot Donnelly aa marabaL Horae-
ahoara , and f raight-handlera wars also
'Inclndsd.
Tha butchers rscatrod an oration all
along tha line. At the aalon ptcnle at
ThorntOB park, addraaaas were made by
" Ponaea and i B- fltrtnger. respeettTely
' Hoaublleai and Dsmooratle eandldatas
- Car oraraor. .
fapeeUt MMtatHi ta Tk loaml.)
6 Oregon City, tV pt. a.Today t Lbor
Jay and tha paopU of Oron City are
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UTMI BAT AT OSBOObT TT.
, Waoiam IBB Oaasnsg 9mj UsaaiM
i Oik tb . .
' womidat yoa like to draw an tossms, as
o "sUeat partaar, from o doasn dtf-
k f eretrt bastaeaa tsntotes In this sttyf
Flaos your tale money through a foag
' nal "Bmeineee Oppcriaaity" adrsgtlsa
'" meat ll words fog lfte, -
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SINGLE DAY
;,vv:h-,'
Mi On)
observlnB- by working. If they want to.
and by taking? .a vaoaiion. u war wam
to do that. Tha wooiea mm is na owr
company that obserrao tna oay,. ana
ahuW dowa it factory entirely. The
papsr mills ere running. ui mty w
who wanted to have the day off war
granted the privilege. The marchanta
in Oregon city are m weir nw"
and bualneas la prograsalng much tna
mm mw,v Mhv dav. The banks an
oloaed and tha poatofflea will ba oloaed
part of the oay. Tna ian no
nhHU Ika ita hV OUttina . UB UlS
huttara and tha officials and clerks are
taking d holiday, la tha oeurtnousa w
erytbtaa' I outet and the county of-m-i.i.
m pa Buiin aiiaa.- At Canewiah
park thta aftomooa and evening dancing-
la the order and- a Urge crowa uiere
anjjoyliui tha enurUloaasnt. ,
Osaag at
f T lniilil ! Ill
X-hfladelDhta. Sept. . A deroonatra-
tios la honor of John- Redmoad, the
Irish leader and his aaaoelaia savoys
of tna Irish Parliamentary party, was
the chief feature, of tha Labor day oelo
htton tn PbiiadelDhia tooay. -wn
a larm narada of the AjUZlSnl O
UlharnUna and tha aevsral OOUncllS
of the United Irish league. After the
parada the Irish. envoys wars osooirea
A wuhinitA nark, where thas deliv
ered s nil masts before an immense erowd.
Dbb m UMt
hmii - BWetea.) ' .
vinMi r"itw Ban, l lahwr dar was
oalebrated hero by a parada of tha or
ganised men. Including the sinaing meat
workers. Mors than 12.0O4 ware la Una
thta artarnoon.- There was sneaking la
Mrk hv TkMiu BL Wataon. Posa-4
list candldato for president; josspn w.
Folk, Democratic candidate tur gOTarnor.
and Cyrus P. . WaJubrldg-e, RepubUoaa
candidate for governor, and othsra.
V - -'. earaU SSelel avrvlcs.) 1
Toledo. Sept More than !.
marc he ra turned out for labor day denv-
anstratloa today. Owing to an objection
raised by the , butchers' anion, ths om-
eioves or ins jones onmpmny, ok wmcn
Mayor Jonea wad the heed, wars not allowed-
to partlcfpete. . Tha Jonas em
ployee held a parade of their own, cover
ing the same route as the official parade.
QUZMT AT TAOOatA. 7
Ooanaa and. MMt Vadom
(SeecUl Dupetek ta Tee Mml) '
Taooma, Waalu Sept. ft. There hr ma
formal celebration of Labor day rti-
eowjsf this reea ' The trades -council
and S,SflS members of the local, unions
went to Seattle to participate In ths
celebration there In return for the part
Seattle -took in Tacoma'a Fourth of
July. - Trains and boats- wora crowded
with escurelenleta.
(foerael ayeetal Bervtee.)
Mew York, Sept. ft. Sons of labor to
the number of 4s,sOO marehed the New
Tork atreeta today. Orand Marshal
Jamee ft McCabs of the Central 'Fed
anted union led ths parade, which
atartad at Fifty-ninth etroet and
marched down Fifth avenue to Waah
Ington square. Many unions- mardhed
for tha first Urns.
' BM BAT A SAM FaVaJTOISOO.
Kalgabi aad Sadies Flaw Mo Faxade
at Twwatr Taoaaaad SHuag.
qierail aperlal garrtce.)
' flan Franclaoo. Sept ft. Fully tt.OM
men partlelpated in tha San Francisco
Labor, day parado, Great orowda. In
eluding; ths visiting Knights and ladles,
viewed the prooeaelon. Perfect weather
prevailed, ,
.' BAT AT MBWCAaTTIA
Sharoa aad Slwoed Otty Coaw4sue Ooa-
(J il apertel aerflce.)
Mewoaatla. Pa,. Sept. ft. Lebor day
waa celebrated here -with a parade of
eeverai thousand men, a large number
of them coming from Sharon and xU
wood City. y -m , .
"otTTUrO AT OZVOXWATXt
j (Jearast Opeekd arvl.
Cracirmatl. Sept. fc Seventy ' unions
turned out for a labor parade this morn
ing. An outing- at Cheater park fol
lowed. .
OaUTXAjm MAS BXS) BAT. .
(Jmmtal Spartel 0rrW."."
Oakland. CaL, Sept ft. This waa ths
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. xoaro wn uam.
likay Bay 'VaiaAg of Malawi
, . irnTT BTT OBT.BBmiTW.
Koaa Thaa U,tdO Taioa
Farads.
' trOOO reesraref. AT TfOUBO.
mmylsjea sf 9mm Oiamy ataM
... sada of Taatt Own. .
T . -
mom sf aart 40,000 si lag Farads
'..-.". '. otreets. ...?-
largest labor day demonstration ta thta
elty'e - history. About 10.M mea were
la the parada. ..and Uiere wars many
floats. - '-.
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mo vrnxom
Cripple Crk. Colo.. Bert- i.rFor the
flrat time elnoe the camp was dlacovered
ana oor oy m - "T
a i.tvw Am 9 aalebratea. not a anion
SiaTMZ:, &7n.Zto n OX tb.
wars nonunlonleta. and tnay cameo oan
nera bearlog inscrlptloas hostU to
union leav ' .
STRAIN TO CRUSH HIM
p-.y. - - - . ;
. (Continued from Pass One.)
f"
ths oetn mender. Aa the RussUns feU
haki aitvmaa the heavllv auarded -brkbra
over the Taltss they destroyed all the
bridges and maintained a strong rear
guard flght. '
. Ba kmiv eHd tha Jananass BTtaa vdob
tha retreating Russians, however, that It
was only by ths sharpest son ox nam
ing that ths mar's mea ere pad betna;
out to plecea. Ths Jananass rushed
mall hndlea of man forward, trying to
wedge them between the sooUons of ths
mi Matin irmia and several times Rus
sian regiments wars forced to charge and
fairly to out a way through tna Japan
ese lines ta ordar ta rejoin their mala
annft :
Tha general staff at St. Petersburg to
day gives out a etatement that ths Rua
alaa Voeees during tha retreat from Llao
Tano are e.oot Biuea, wounoea nw
arlaonsra. This, however. It Is believed.
doea not represent a fifth of tha losses
la tha It days' action at Uao Tan
which ended to the flight to Mukden.
Tha railway station, which Is otitsMs
ths walled city of Uao Tang, and about
a mile west or H. Ml into me nanue n
OenereJ Oka's-Weeps, two daps The
Ruaslaa eutkmmaster and his erew.
augmanted to eeverai thousand moo oy
soldiers Impressed Into service, sacceed-
ad In making way with muon w
rolling-stock aad deetroylng all that
they could not rush out of tha way of
ths Jananass. Their retreat, however, is
too rapid, It is believed, to permit the
Russians m destroy ths railroad as
they go,
. . The Sttoatlea fasnar V.
Tha attuatlon today Osama to ta tMe:
Oen. Kuropatkln. whUs hard preaaed
from ths east ana tna souin. bm
posea petwean the enemy and tha rail
road a strong body of troops. He Is re
treating parallel with and to the east
. ik. miimiI Qanaraia Kurokl and
Nodsu have effeoted o Junction of foross
uik n tha Titaa rtvav. and are press
in forward In tha hope of cutting off
kuropatkln from Mukden, from which
ths Russians are atui-eu miiea uiewit.
Oen: Oko at laat report from tha front
waa on the south side of the Tat tea, but
It la believed that by thle time he baa
oroee ad the river and Is pursuing alono
tho Una of the railway. His Intention, It
It believed, la to swesp around 'to ths
wast of tha Russian retreat by forced
marches and to saecuata a flank move
ment. Kurokl and Modau are trusted to
give tna enemy aueh a fight that their
retreat will ba neeeasarlly alow, thus
allowing Oku time o accomplish bis
part of tha general plan.
- That thla la undoubtedly tha Intention
of. the Japanese la evidenced by the well
known fact that la Toato It IS coneioerwu
that the whole worth of the present
campaign reata on tha destruction of
Kuropaiklh's army. Should Kuropatkln
escape, and gals Huaaen in smrety u
Rueelans H la believed win ba tn really
hettes position than the Japanese, uen
ereJ Llnevttoh, according to a St. Pete re
burg itomor has arrived at a point not
far north of Mukden with troops tor w
relief ef Kuropatkln.
ntakdem Km Xepe. v.-.- - .
t ina Wnaataai oommandsr" H Per
mitted to winter behind the defenses of
Mukden ha will be In a position to be
envied. These ho will be able to accu
mulate, supplies and maaa men in suen
iHn the winter, that with tha
opening of spring be will be able to sal
ly forth with an overwneiming; jorce
fully eoulPDed and prepared to anniai-
lale the Japanese. .
That the Japaaess realise uus is anowa
by their every saovement: If on the
nth w hanii the can anoomDaas nuropai-
kln i defeat, they believe that they may
able to drive the war 'to treat ior
peace, rather than to eonunus ins tre
mendous alauontor-of his armies.
A dlanatch from Xenial M puasiing me
iim. aiithAritiaa hare. It says: "De
sultory fighting Is reported ta ths neigh
borhood of Muaaeo."
a aah aaa a discredited roDOTt was re-
oerred that several regiments of Japaa
ess had appeared to the north and east
of Mukden, but nothing further waa
heard from them and they were sup
posed to be myths. Can it ba possible.
k (nllltarw axnerCB. tnei me Japanese
have thrown men to the herth and are
piepared to make Kuropatkln ngnt Bis
wsy In ths city which ho looks upon aa
his harbor sf safety?
Tokto Baa
try as Fort Artams.
(learaal apaekd Barrtem.)
Tniv Bant. ft. A msssaga received
hero this evening reports that a powder
avninainn nocurrea tn tno magamne at
Port Arthur. While no official or au
thorltive confirmation of ths oorractness
nr thla rilanatnh cam be had at thta time.
it ta aaid that the destruction wrought
by the explosion was tremendous.
From the fact tnat the oiivciais nvre
h. aiwd eiwi from the army that
la now bombarding Port Arthur to ths
effect that they mads a desperato attack
on ths tins of forts rronr Ameesnan to
VMbitvan and after a Ions and bloody
battle occupied ths heights of Tung
Oiaitau. it la considered probable that
ths story of ths explosion Is true.
Tha dispatch also conveys ths Infor
mation that from their point of vantoaTS
on ths heights or Tung i-naiiau, tna
iv.n(a mM htnii a terrible bombard
ment of the town. The hips In the bar-
endangered by hells, and one is said to
have bean disabled.
.vin arvt K Tha at nf an SSIH
mtnt between eapresentatlves of Japan
and Korea, Which was signed at Seoul
Auauat It. waa mads publk by tha gov
ernment today: It followo:
"Flrat The Korean government miaii
engage aa flnanolal sdvlser to the
Korean government O Japanese susject
recommended by the Japanese govera-
atnt twi all aaatters eenoernlng ftoanot
shall be dealt, with ortar his evunaai nas
.been taken. - - - - --1
"Haoonrf w Tha atoraan government
hall engage ag diploma tic adviser td ths
BXFMMaOBT JM MACAxOB.
Miiwii That Fnwaar aUewi
TB3ET BUBS FVBUOt '
Tin Sursrammrt MbUnW ata
-aaena snsned so Seead. Aaarnst 00.
i auTim w
affalra aatfor-lyMr,
department of foreign affaire aofor
iriM MMimmended hr tha Japanese
.sovrmmtnt. and all Important manors
riaMminr forSlaw ralatloae shall be
dMilt with attsr nis eounaer aaa oeen
taken f
. Thin4 Tiat eroreaa envamment ahall
prevlouely consult the Japaaeee govern-
aonnindriM Treaties sna eonwnr
tlons with foreiBTi powers, and In deallna
allh nlhar Intnortant dlDlomStle affairs.
atwth aa tha arantlna of conoesalons to or
the eaakino- of eatraof with fotelon-
ero."
TOO MANY PICKERS
(Coatlaaed from Pago Ona
T aorso. with
aaa all amount of baby.
.bops; expect
aoed yield with i.909
pounds U) the aon mm "
X BL Jordan. T
Hu bbardl
had 9.009 pounds laat year
looks, very
J iiV. Taea-nd.' this season on
si nai.at aaa. I miles wast of
Aurorai had ft, SO pounds laat year and
axpeota about too same uua
Henry Snyder, It scree; had about
11.S00 Dounda laat year and sapeots
practically sams this aaasoo. Weigh
of hope, however, probably lighter.
Henry Miller, It acres; expects nu
production of about 140 pounds, u
acre. i .
Oeom Miller. 14 scree,- had T.eW
HMi.ai laa a hut With BOW acreage
which somas Into bearing for Srst UmO
expects a total of is,v0s pounosi crop
In good shape
C. D. F. Wilson. i acras
northwest of Aurora, had t.1t pounds
laat year out hops are oo so neavy ana
expects about f.OOO poundst 11 aoras
last year.
Jo Miller, SI scree; crop looking bet-
tan is.aoe neands ex doc ted this yean
had lMto pounds last year. . -
Leonard Will, w acres; ass n.w
pounds laat year and expects practically
,sie this saasont
p.! wnt i Kmemanual Kelt yard).
aIi am thta vaar to Ruassll for SftOO:
expects between ft.OM and T.0M aounda.
T. Onmrn, 11 acree; aopexiooa nesvier.
expect 10.900 pounda this yoar agajnai
ft.SOC pounda laat yeas. - .
mV r orimm. Mubfcerd. 11 aoresi boas
look poor and light but will have about
.90S pounoa aa oomparea. wu "
pounds Isst year.
Chris Kocher. crop looks heavier and
bettor; had 1C.SO0 pounds laat year and
expects about II.OM pounda thle year.
. r-hria T.immtMntii 11 acres, had $.109
pounda last season but hops look better
this year and expects s,svv poena
Fred Will, it acres; nan poanua
last year; expects 10.009 pounda thig
year; crop looks heavier.
F. a Peters, 11 scree: seeurea eve
nounds last year: expects fully .
pounds this yean n . .
at. H. UUDOrtSOB so acrea; bn o
ft,0s0 pounds last- year but hops look
much Improved and expects fusVy S4.9M
pounds. thle year. V- .
W. L. Bents. H acres; Sao! 11.0 OS
pounds year ago but hope are better this
season and aspects betweea ls,0vt and
19,009 pounds mis year.
Fred Tergen; - ti acree yarn tooamg
lia-hi: had 11.100 nounds last year but
axpeote only 10,00 pounda this season.
Frank xergen, is acres; ie.eos pounoa
last year; yard looking quite light with
missing hills and expects 11,900 pouads
this year.
U Diner parts ox tns nuiamotoj vmi
ley .tha hops axe sot quit so heavy as o
year .ago.
of Fiaktag
" - - raaaatah a Tha JaaraaLl T "
Salem. Sept ft. Hop picktrujr will hsgln
in earneat la thla and Polk counties
thla week, and tha naoeBects for the srop
have bettered In a small measure with
the favorable weather conditions, now-
mr with aM thla thara ta ant that feel
ing of optimism that one would like to
sea among ths growers as to tns quanti
ty ef the yield. This la mora tha condi
tion when one oonsioera tnat were arc
at least 1.999 acres of new planting.
The quality k up to the standard- and H
ha mmUt that thaw aM Mil kattar than
last year; free from Hoe, fairly plump.
wen mows, cieaa ana m every way au
right. Prices seem to be eomlng on In a
aatlaaHnra auinir alam Sat ah SrMa
ens gsntlsman sold his ffrst hops or fug-
giea ior asm ovnw, vmw nm laiwr vav-
rimtw aaa Knarllah (tliMtav. aaa aaallv ha
contracted bars for 19 ) oanto. If not IT
cenia tooay.
Pickers are plentiful. There to no
lanaaw to aall at all at tha niaaaul
time, owners .and growers preferring to
await developmenta Soma of ths moat
optimistic nava propneaisa at least at
or 1ft cents per pound. . - -
' IBaeffial DweetaO Tea JesratL)
McMlnnville. OrH Sept ft The honS
in thla vicinity thla rear will maki
about two-tolrda of a crop. In one or
two places ths crop will bo aa good
as last year, but In ths majority of the
aula It will ha anrk kalna laat waaa
Around Dayton, ths yards are all good
lip to ths average of the past few years.
wniis arouna nonn zamniu ana in me
Pike country soma of ths yards' will
have a fair orop and others adjoining
will bo poor. .Around Wheat lend tha
crop Is very light and the quality, as In
tno majority oc tna yuraa. le muca Be
low that of laat year. Tha hops are
utter In ripening this year than last
hi 1 tha awiwara ara aavliwa tn
them picked boforo the rains, and many
araj (rmaunai -aiua nnaainiai arwvo. ja.
few vards have been nlcklnat throuah
ths past week and tn most yards they
will begin today and all will be picking
by ths middle ox tns ween, tmtrs of
ml U. - - havi aaila tnr thla
year's crop, but at present buyers are
oniy ottering ss osnta, nevqrai contracts
have been made, but In most Instances
only for a part of ths yard. Ths grow
ers generally are holding for O better
price. -r:7.
Kop Matter sokes tn xeasrt sf sbo
. Taxda Today ' t.
' (Oeertal IMsMteh 0 The JcarMl.) '
Jtogeao, Or.. Sept ft. Hop picking In
Lane county Has begun In most of the
yards altbongh soma will not com
mence operations until the middle of
the week and o few not until next Mon
day. From reports received In Bugene
ths orop la turning out fully oa well as.
If not bsttsr than, lsst year's and tha
sorsags Is Increased lo this vicinity,
so that this year's output will bo con
siderably larger than laat year's.
Tha picking season Is o little earlier
than laat year. This Is oa account of
ths warm weather which haa developed
the plants mora than ordinarily, .
No contracts oro being mad in this
county, . ..
Ixeeateh fc The JeawsaLl
Albany. Or.. Sept I. This week will
see hop-plklng In full blast In all part
rrf T in. uvmi Tha la r aaa- ills are
besinalns today. Tha yarda la this1
I tOUDIV Will yieia aoo a,ww wa nia
sad the quality to tns beat to assay
Ths crop in thta county will bo bet.
tor than laat year, owing to ths entire
absenos of vermin lo ths yarda, giving
promise of o yield that In point of qual
ity will be fully up to that of ISfa, ths
beet crop picked ta Oregon In 19 years.
Tha crop Will Bias be heavier than that
of last year, as most of the yards prom
lae a much greater yield, and tha yards
having a lighter crop than-that ef 101
ass seerea la this ssaaort
plentiful here,
the Ouaau Fwaaao Flesnttfal.
TAJCxTJXaS. PXAS ftSOBTftOS, .'
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WJTB MAS m BSOT OBOF, . ( '
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Our easy-nttlng "woccuarar- ttbii
10 as aomforlable aa aa old shoo
To any "addreas." doubts ' '. . .SB-OO
Fins Hard Rubber Spring Tni-ses,
' Kxpert men and woman In this de
partment will wait upon you.
Send for our illustrated Truaa cat
alogue, .v, ., -
.. . y- v
Hsvor slips out of placi
or linen any siso
Ws have a stock of
6900 Artlncial (01saa
yea and never fail to
make a perfect St and
matoh. our "Reform
Eye a recant Inven
tion Is tha acme of
comfort and natural
ness. WAta Tn out-of-town easterners
ws send Byss on selection by ex- .
" TOVVOVS BBCTAA BxnwVTOBB. '
A positive ours for ooskstlpatlon or
This Strenuoua LoM-Arm Clock 0B0
Hopplckers' Flner Cota. beet grade.
Special, doasn ......... .f ... .noo
W00DARDS
OFFICER NELSON IS
WHY MUCH BETTER
thTFlUBS
SSAJTBIT WAXiTOM.
S
The fsad M ali
sf Petrohosa Me Fekwa.
ar klgliWBTStaa, etattsnM te
It k realls-d that though tha
au nu set' die, ameh ubbj i stsat jdssss to-
fare as hi la a eonaiuoa - -
darttaT flbllc owtlTODtl sastoea peerf-nj
nms-d ta babslf ef Nsna beemme Of the
S-Xl wTmVt mm MW the highway
nuuw w5r biviBg tondid In tha eseatr tfU
SVSt 5tW toglvV the people eTtae cUjr aweh
ttoebls fer seaw tlaw to com.
Those whe bare eoatrlbete ft ths laad aw
hta relief srei . - . J
The JoeraaLaa..... uM
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jasrpl mMBu, taw
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A. W. Awbrese
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m ta. .1-00
nr. H. xusper .
v. Myittat at the Oood Samar
itan hoapltal thlswionUng that Police
man Ole Nelson, wno wa-
at w.itna aaaaaad a rSStful
night end to much improved. Ths phy-
ictana say that nie cnanoea ex wvv
ery are now very good.
While Ihis is true. 0 ototomeut
reaching District Attorney Manning
this morning to ths effect that Nelson
was dying caused him to take preoao
Hons against tha ftersass of Walton.
Through Attorney John F. Logan, word
waa eent to ths omolals that bail should
not be sceepted In a lesa amount than
119 009, and that cars should be oasr--ied
la' ths soleotion of sureties. If
Nelson should die. Walton's offense
would not be bailable.
would hold him all Hght" declared
Sheriff Word. "If ho gets out of here
onVny order It will be aftor 1 have
boon served by tna courts with o writ
of mandate.' '
C ASTOR I A
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piles; mm ill WW .....M'" (
f -Sand for taoh. i.
aw Ok Oeeart .OO Teass of 0
Seed aad Seid aft a
A aomDleta Una.
To parties dsato.
abort Urns, ws
lag a Chair for o short time.
rent at a moderate rats for ths nos
eeaary period.
Common
atentt"
Body I .
Brace :
, For WosBon-so
improvement on
any sver. oold
before ovary
one sold on s
go or on i so;
' money bach ,lf
. not satisfactory
a$s3w5Q
9 ft-gallce Tanks ..........
) Xmpty Cylinder may be returned
' and credited at tiOft . . .
.. Fever Thermometsrs, certified, hard
. rubber easa, for eOO
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aa
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kthouid be ta every homo.
t 1
in nana no llaulda
and fur-
' nishes a medical current which
will relieve nerroue trouoiea.
headache. Insomnia and the iiae.
Wa aunnlv It complete, with run
Bet of oloetrodea, ususa
i.coT for k.i..T..
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t JFaVedBBBj
tested
oortiflsd
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root ....ILU
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for tno :
Student and
Scientist,
from 119.90
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to 1390.9O.
Slides.
Stains and
requisites
alwaye In
stock at.
Eastern
prices.
for our
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Fourth nna Morrison streets i
Introductory
Tailored Suits and Coats
7 ; For Women for Fall and Winter
A wrief of distinctive models which embody the ideas of
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'' Now is the iime to order your hew Furs, while our sum
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a Large corps of skilled workmen at your. service., .". , , , "
Wanted--Experienced Salestadies
Call Between 12 and 1 o'clock T rr.
TEETH SPECIALS
' fcXTEHDEO VHTtL OCT. I ,
Boston Painless Dentists
win make soeclal lew
an h nal fataa la
order that all school oh
xhllrilran miff eOSM
and h.vV thilTtU eared for during
VThees aro tno only dentists In Fort
IsSTavtog tSTlkto Wnical d soovry
to spply to ths gun t0T rH.,nlaSBt
trsctlng. Filling and Crowning Toata,
and guaranteed far tea years. . .
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tlhw rubofti Stt
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Corns la at onoe and take advantasw of
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2
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Chinese Restiurcnt
Dsllelouo Chinese hoodie soon. Su
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viands of sll deecrrpttona. Clsanert and
oheapeat place la . Chinatown. Prlvmte
boxes for DO-tles. Tables Inlaid with
hells and Rowers. ,Haadaomeijf carved
shaira aU uaoorted,
A Stoto
Msxntfrina Mirrors
SlO
iftjoo
OlUette Bafety Rasors
Btar and Oem Safety V
Rasora. .S1.7
villi lame' Shaving Soap
Bristle Lather Brushes.....,.,
aluminum Shaving Mug
Never rust never break.
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Malt dosea
bottiso ...fAew
If year Mood
to Jtbln, HU
tosra Dlaotssla
Bat Malt with
Peptone te sf
Iron will sot
yoq right, ;
Box... 30c.
poz, $3.00.i
TlXSOtT SAB B
Absolute relief tn certain forms of
uwmaaa,
iWiinoad U
deafness; eold on approval; money
act relieved, pair Ocjjo
Wo have tha Urgest and best se
lected stock of Photo Ooods on ths
Coai
ist Ws are agents for the oele-
Eonarch Papers. We nil photo pro .
ocrlptlons correctly and reaaonahly.
Our free darkrooms and full In
structions are at your eervloa, Some
specials for wis ween:
-Motax." 4 to Win mako your weak
nesratlvaa strong and brilliant
RsBulaff 1.71 "Pramou Fllm-Psek
$S.B0Baatman Film Holders' '. 'stoo
110 Eaatman Flash Pistols. ..SOB
6c each 100 Jointed Trlpoda.
IT.ft Eastman Developing Ma-
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Our oaUlogut free to any addt-eea.
Populsr DraffJat
Presentation of . ; v
Mineral Springs
la BAT IS
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r t
To Whom K May Concern '
l cams to ths above springs on April
to taks treatment for my eyes. 1 bad
a vary sever attack of catarrh of, the
eyes, waa almost blind after treating
with tha bast specialists that sou id be
found, and suffering for nine ywaro. I
not praise them too highly. I hope that
otoarB thateamoted yM givo taeca
fenlM. Cooxnaarota
Kr?7."c?'Patsr, Of Plmc-, Otu woo
eurvd of rheumatism, if you aro sk-k
writs to us; we will gtvo yoa tha mat
and addreas of boom oao sured of O
similar somplatot . j t v-.,.
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soa fob iomi OF
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