TKS OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDEYj BVBNINO, SEPTEMBER W, 1801
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.. '. tobtkts ampsakbbts,
ban at TWrd and Davis streets has
I bwa postponed till Wednesday evening.
Tha p roc ram aantara about a harvest
festival drama, "Uft'i Long Dream.
or From the Cradle to tb Grave," pic
turing, tha aoanaa at the various stagae
lot Ufa.
Tha eaaa of Clifford Trainor, charged
with assaulting; Clarenoe Lalaura la tha
Winter Garden and shoving: bin to tha
' floor. W1U ha eallad in tha municipal
j court at a Utar data. Trainor la ready
to prooeed with Um case, but until
Lalaura la able to leave tha koapltal tha
matter will not -be eetUed, Trainor hi
charged with assault with Intant to
kill, but this wlU have to ba reduoed to
Theaa autumn dan. whoa tha folia a I assault and battery. It la stated.
a Ions- tha Columbia atDara In all tha 1 " "
' oolora of tha rainbow, there can ba no Tha usual Sunday crowd was at tha
more enchanting ride than that to ba Uwll and ClsrK fair f rounds yesterday
had on tha Charlea B. Spenoer, up tha looking over tha beautiful grounds and
great natural highway which flows ba- tha buildings, which are now near com-
tween the tumbling? waters that drop pletloa, or enough so to give one an
. from heights from 10 to IM feet, on Its Idea, of how they will look. All visitors
Mareaua Oread .Josef Berate, runtot
Columbia .' ..."tee JUf
kw ;. . . ."Kmpreaa Theodora"
Cardray1 'Tie HUM el California"
, Lrrie . YaadevLlle
Star ,.,r. ...Vaudeville
-Bljaa I...,.., Vaudeville
Areed . VasoevlU
exprees themselves aa delighted with tha
outlook, and from now on tha grounds
will divide popularity wits tha city
park and other resorts. , , .
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Tha arrest of Jack Meyers for pass
Ins a bogus eheck several days ago, eo-
oordlng to his friends, grow out of an
unfortunate misunderstanding. Ha had
money to tha bank, but had overlooked
tha fast that It was not subject to
check. Tha matter was speedily ad
justed and Mr. Meyers released.
Friends of Charlea B. Frasler, for
merly chief deputy ta tha office . of
Sheriff storey, have today noticed
broad am lie upon his race. Upon asking--!
tha oa use, aaeh has been handed
cigar, together with tha explanation that
a 10-pound boy arrived at bis house
lata yesterday afternoon.
run between Portland and The Dallam,
Thar are mountains, too, on either
side, arand In their majesty as their
apex often toueb the aloud, and can
yons and aiens . Innumerable, besides
pillars of high towering- rooks appear
ing as giant monument crested by hu
. man handa - Passengers coming to
Portland from east of The Dallas should
buy tickets to The Dalles only, than
ride down the river oa the Spenoer
fastest and newest steamer an the river
run. Leaves foot of Washington street,
Portland, Monday. Wednesday and Fri
day at 7 a. bjl; The Dalles on alternate
days. Telephone Mala 1431.
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At the regular meeting of Talmud
Torah eongregattOB last night at the
synagogue, Btxth and Hall streets, of
ficers for the ensuing- year were elected
as follows: President, D. Nemerovsky;
vice-president, M. Simon; financial sec
retary, M. I Gale; recording eeoretary,
T. F. Rokoway; treasurer, A. Kumufher;
trustees, M. Abrame, J. ML Kara, M.
ale, L Friedman and I. Pasranaky, A
frsu majority of the mala members of
Ine congregation were p recent. I.
f ppl. the former president, was twloe
but In Domination for re-election, but
teollnad to serve. The affairs of the
rnasoaii' ware resorted la. rood eondi-
llon and the congregation Is flourishing I nearly tiO.OM at Ooean Park, a suburb
nnanctaily. . I or ixte Anceies. tie aas nougni a mt in
the business district ana will erect
A Drosneetlve throuerh line be BL I building designed" for a storeroom down
Johns Is temporarily hung up by a 111 i stairs and an apartment house la the
sewer assessment. Tha Una Is the pro- I two WPr storms, Tha place la a sum-
posed extension of the Mississippi are- mar resort V.
Hill hnnih nf tR rHtw S, luKiirK.. I
railway to Kllllnguworth avenue. The I A soon hunt, a negro sermon, side
branch now ends at Proocott street, and I splitting Jokes and southern life before
before it can well be carried late aar-land after the war win be presented try
row Michigan avenue two tots must be IDr. Jordan at the White Temple tomor
acquired by the ompany. An agree I row night. Coma have a good laufta.
mens was reached on the prioa of these I surer ooueeooa.
lota, and then It waa found that there
waa a sawer assessment of 111 acmlnat I The Heller-Byrnes eompany, under
them. The agent wants tha eompany I takers, have added a fin new h
to pay this assessment and the eompany land casket wagon from the U. ft. Car-
Frank Bummers, aa emolore of tha
Oregon Furniture Manufacturing com
pany, aged 40 years, died suddenly yes
terday afternoon while sitting Oft the
river bank fishing. His body was eared
for by Coroner Ftnley, Heart failure
was the cause of death. ... His relatives
have been notified. . . ' -. . y
H. C Breedea of Portland will Invest
refuses.
The Immaculate linen of Officer
Taylor, whom footpads attempted ,to
bold up last night was noticed by every
body attending; the session of the mu
nicipal court today. That linen was
laundered at the Union "Laundry Seoond
and Columbia, while the footpad's
looked as If they had beea washed In A
barnyard. Thar la but one objection
to patronising - the Union "Laundry.
Those whose garments are' laundered
thera always appear as well-to-do gen
tlemen", and are liable to be held up at
any time. Telephone Main tit... .
triage eompany of Columbus, Ohio,
their equipment, .,v ,
to
Loggers who oome in from the Umber
. In various sections In Oregoo t and
. Washington confirm tha statement that
moat of the Urea during- the last season
hav been fa old logged-off timber tracts
and that no damage has been done -this
year to green timber. They say that I flour, try rooott
ina immunity ox me green umoer was
due to the absence of winds. Had thera
been galas tha flree would have, beea
driven Into the woods In many places
. and great destruction of valuable prop
i arty would have resulted; .,
For all Bast paying; and best ad
vert feed meroantlle business In Portland.
In osnter of retail district; I Is, 000. Ap
ply McOarry Btc-hardsoa. Attjra, 00
Oregonian. , .. ... . . . -,
Wa-Hoo Tenia. The great Mood purl
fler, nerve tonic and liver regulator. Just
what you need these days. For sals by
druggists. . ,- ,i '
Hunters, attention) Get reur tree pass
not loss at Peaslae Broa prmtere, fthei
look bulldlBa-.- - : , ...
Chaw Dos-Tdl-Ousm, havo pearly teeth
and prevent deoay. For sale, every
where. . .. . :rY'; '". '
If you wan a firsvelasa hsrd wheat
ow areoar sella u.
- T '- snumsaawmats,
Try "Caaeade brand creamery butter;
If a Pasteurised. ;
At o'clock Thursday evening rthe1
fifth anniversary of the opening of the
Seamen's Institute wlU take place.
Governor Chamberlain. W. J. , Burns,
Robert Livingstone and others Will de
liver addressee. Mrs. O. XL Llvesley
will be la charge of the musical pro
gram and songs will be rendered by
Mrs. Max M. Bhlllock and Mrs. A. C.
Sheldon. Jamas LeUdlaw, British consul, I
nere, win preside. William Wallace
Graham will render a violin solo,
Ask for KTssaade" Pasteut lsed aieaiu
ery butter. - : - P
on
to keet msm
The marrlags last night of Harley W.
Laug-hlln and Mabel Kstella Cronlse at
the Allsky building was the happy ending-
of a school day romance. They were
married by Blder August Brnest, a fol
lower of John Alexander Dowls. For
merly they war schoolmates together
and were sweethearts at the time. After
the ceremony they left for La O rands,
where Mr. Laughila will entrag to the
hardware business.
Bishop Henry flpeJlmtyer, who. will
m oosTwsasATicurA Munm-
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SIIIFLY AHAZUIG
TtomeodoM Business Now
Being Pone by Oregon
Leading Piano House
fos Wlfhesa mda
Flfya Bold latl w
Activity and propsperlty to the; north
west was never greater than now. Crops
generally ha ve been enormous and mar
kets good., Portland's tremendous
growth has "been illustrated by the
crowded condition of all It schools, in
spite of the fact that many of the school
building have been enlarged and A
number of new ones built
In tha piano business Bilsrs Piano
House has experienced a genuine
"boom." The past week things have
been simply ru thing for this season,
buyers from town and country have
made purchase, the demand beln
largely for the very highest grade pi
enoa. '
Of the It sales made. It wars Kimball.
four, chlckerlngs, three Weber pianos
number or the
finest, soeclal
letterings were
styles. Two of the Chlckertnas
seed for cash and Included hi the
and eight Planolaa. a
pianos being the very
nurch
cash sale Just dosed. One. a verr line.
largest slse, upright, with a handsome
case of selected mahogany, waa pur
chased by Mrs C. B. Bloom of Port-
Mlas M. Swearing n, also' of Port'
urchased another Chlckerlpg up-
nr. a neautirui colonial upright, i
cased In mahosanv.
Dr. H. R. Llttteneld. ' one of Pert
land'a best-known phyelclans, while
"looking; 'round" with his wife for
lan
t
ilano that ralrht suit them, fust droDoed
Into the BUere etore, but before leav
ing they- had Purchased a handsome
Haddorff piano and Pianola w match.
Mr. Gerard Tlllandler of Corvallt b
1 acted a beautiful Weber grand for hla
own use. Tha slaters of the Acad era v
of Holy Namao-a magnificent Hobart M.
Cable, etc, etc Space will sot admit Of
Eliers Piano House la' splendidly 'pro
pared to meet this demand for hlgneat
grade inatrumenta. Fall sh (omenta are
coming In early and the etore la fairly
resplendent with beautiful and costly
instruments, as well aa most excellent
makes, which will be found only mod
erate priced and highly satisfactory.
Visitors Interested In fins Instruments.
as wall as purchasers, are always wel
come. Btieru jtano Mouse, si wsan-
inaion sireec corner rarx.
Larn stores and a cordial raoeotlon.
too. at San Francisco and. Sacramento.
jai Bpoxane ana nesxiiat was.
WAKE IIP PORTLAND;
IAKE UP; ADVERTISE
IB PXQ.TBB
OB AJTD SJTWB1 ilS OUU F,
AT ST. aoIS ft! 'AT
"-V'7 '"?
' '. 7 ''.''V
"Somsbody has mad mistake a
very grave mistake lq not advertising;
the Lewis and Clark exposition at St.
Louis. J met a man- from California.'
Incredible as It may seem, who had
never . beard of the Portland proleot
and tried to assure me that, Inasmuch
as congress would never make another
appropriation for a world's fair, I was
badly mistaken In saying there will be
a fair here In 190ft. Wake up Portland,
wakeupr.
In these words, Louis O. Clarke, of
tn drug firm of Weodard, Clarke A Co.
answered a question as to what be had
heard of Oregon's great enterprise dur
ing, his travels abroad. Mr, and Mrs.
Clarke returned yesterday from their
trip to Burope, They left here on April
17. They toured the oontlnent, Sngtend,
Ireland and Scotland. Oa their return
to American shores they finished their
fifth month away from bom at the
world's fair. It took Mr. Clarke three
full days ts find the Oregon exhibit
there and, at that, he oalled Into action
the services of the dlreotor-general be
fore be waa guoeessfuJ. -
I KO PURCHASE KECESS.'JIY2,200 FREE WATCHES e:.j FC3TZ'
THE CH
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69-7-7J Third Street, bet. Oak and Pine
The Big Store la tte Middle atlhc Block21 il-LMea's and Boy Top to Toe Outfitters
We were first in the field this fell 'to give Watches and FootbaU3
Free to boys. ' WE DO NOT GIVE - THEM WITH SUITS, BUT
i f ABSOLUTELY FREE s J
When you have to use money consideration to get a Watch go to the
jewelers and buy it, when you have to use money consideration to get
your boy a .: Football go to a store ; and buy it you can save money.
Th hint it Ck Sive evcry boy in Portland choice of a Foot
I IIC twlvaL ball, best. make, aU sizes, or an Ingersoll Nickel
or Gold Plated Watch. Not with a purchase but absolutely FREE of all
purchase '-obligations. fj: '-J'l v:"::. -:? : ?'f'i'lV '.':.v;;,v';
i MUM MM
I - Boys, calf at the stote and f
I : get Lists, and secure - a
I Football or Watch take I
I? your: choice.
Mothers
and
Fathers
Do teach, your boy that to expect tYMnsthirig for nothing is a
bad precedent; This plan of ours requires .only a few hours
" 1 I 1 1 '' 111 1
effort on the. part of your boy and he feels as though he has
done something for his football or watch. :' : . .. . . ,
i - .ii ii
ball and Watch Prices
We sell to your boy and children without being obliged to pay
for something that you do ttot bargain for. This is the only
store In this chy showing an entire new faU and winter stock
of Boys' and Children's Suits and Crarenettes. New Children's
Department
. Tha flfty-stxth anmtal session of the
OongrentlOBal Ministerial aseodaUoa
preside at the Oregon conference of the of Oregon opens tomorrow afternoon
Methodist Episcopal church at Bugens
this week, arrived In Portland this morn-
Ing, accompanied by his wlfa They are i
at the Hotel Portland. Tonight a reoep-
tloa will be given them at Grace church.
ft which also Ir. D. L Rader. editor
of the Pacific Christian Advocate, and
Mrs. Radar will be spools! gueatat j:
This evenlns at T:M 6'clock tn the
apstalrs hall of the Toung Men's
with meetings held In the first Congre
gations churd. oiv Park and Madlsoa
streets. , The program follows:
Tuesday, September It p. WL,
ganiaauon; p. m.. social houri T p.
nv. devotional. Res'. D. B. Orayt p. av.
report ef retiring moderator. Rev. J. J.
Btraub; sssoetatlonal sermon, Rav, R.
T. Cross, rx D.; oommunloa.
Wednesday. September
ChrUtlsn association the annual open- address. Rev. H s Uuoklev n. r 7t
tng ef the aduoatlonal classes will tak. .HnSSmi ! a. m. fu5
an
piaom, Anjow uiivrvaneu im inviiea u ChanaTaS In Church Ufa and Present
attend. There will be a, good program. nitn.i" p.. m w-?S!S!
1 . . .:7T" -L" . . l:ie a. m.. discussion; 10:4
'i?uml.wlu wp. "Need of a Positive Gospel ta Preacher
(! "" wh pv at pwa uui VannU" nH Imw. Wr M.l.. it
. . - - --
toela! next Saturday night.
Arleta's new BVangalfcal church was
dedicated yesterday afternoon by Rev.
If. ShupB, assisted by Rav. O. W.
Plumer. There was a large attend
. ance, and much aatlafactlon waa ex
. pressed with the neat little edifice,
which la the second church to ba dedl
; anted la that vteinjty this year.
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" Barly m October the Oregon Water
Power company will bavin work upon
. the proposed flu on Bhst Water street.
, ina i( u estimatea mat two monuiar
time will be needed to All the street up
to tha grade required for laying; track a
Dirt will be taken from land owned by
, the company, and, Will be brought la en
dump oara . - ...
The TDally' Cataract Journal at NUg
' ra Bulla, N. prints an lntereeting
letter from Rev. A. C Dill of Welser,
Idaho, telling; of the resources and op
portunities that Oregos offers to the
settler from the east,- and urging ev
to attend the bewta and Clark
Portland next year.
vryon
fair at
The entertainment to be erven by the
Salvation Army this evening at their
JUST OUT!
STAB9ASB BBUP VISJafBw
Fountain Pen
bl, dlsouaalon; 11:19 a. m4 Church
Bulldlne society; 11:4 a. m.. buelness;
1:1 n. nv, Orecoa Home Mlsslonsry so
ciety; 1 p. bl. Woman's -Mlsslouary
union, Mrs. V. Bggert; I p. nv, "Rela
tion of the Church to the Toung! First,
"Sunday School," Rev. H. A. Start; sec
ond, "Toung- People's Societies." Rev.
B. r. Green; third. "Amusements, Prin
cipal H. U.Bates; t:4l p. m., dlscus-
alon; 411 p. m.. fellowship. Rv. B. P.
HUI. D. Bl; T:I9 p m.. devotional. Rev
J. W. I Kaufman: T:4I p. m The
Church and the Natlofls." Rev W. C
Kantner, U D.l address by Rev. WL O.
Shaffer.
Thursday. September M a. m.. ad
n .I nrktiuiak M..h n
D: a. m.. business: 16 a. wo.. At-
tltud of the Church to Moral Reforms,"
Rev W. C, oilmora; 10:10 a. m., discus
sion: l:4d a. nv, "Shall W Give Up the
Prayer Meetlngr Rev. J. IHsrahner;
11 a. av, discussion i ii:iff a. av. "An
OuUook," Rev. C. Pi Clapp; bustneos: t
p. m., devotional. Rev. W. Z BtrSnge,;
1:11 p m, "A Woman's Sphere In Church
Life." Rev D. V. Pol Ins. IX. D.: 1:40 n.
nv, discussion: I p. m, "A Man's Sphere
la Church Life," Mrs B. W. Luckey;
1:10 p, m.. sddress: Rev. J, K. McLean,
D. D., president President ThMloaioal
seminary Berkeley, Cel.; t:4 p. m..
business; 4 p. av, "Narrative) of the
Churches," Rev. Daniel Staver. resjte
trar; T:0 p. av, devotional. Rev. O. A.
Tacgert; Ti4l p. m- "la the World
Growing Better?" Rev, B. L. House, XX
D.i l:la p. m.. address. Rev. Oeorge R.
Wallace, D. Xv, Spokane, Waah. . ..
J, R. EWING
Mt bwVbvji
' Prom the Chicago News. " '
"Sally's father bald her beau should
never step foot la the aousa aealn," said
the Kansas girl. t
Thea I suDDOss ah had ta aiva htm
upr intwroemted her chum.
"No. Indeed She entertains hist in
. the ay clone oeUar," . . '
-The sxhlblt is somewhat disappoint
ing." said Mr. Clartre. "It doesn't eom
pare with the dlsplayp of either Wash
ington or California. 1 The fair of next
year Is advertised solely by a sign posted
la an obscure corner."
."I believe," said he. "that St Louis to
the place to make It known that we are
going to have a fair. If wa only could
distribute plenty of good advertising; lit
erature there and make known what
Oregon Is and will be, wonders might be
accomplished. As It Is, there la not
even an attendant to talk Oregon. The
exhibit, I dare ssy, has not beau looked
at by many people."
Speaking; of affairs abroad, Mr. Clarke
said the European oountrles are more
prosperous lhaa be had expected ta find
them. .
This la especially true of Germany,
ta said. "That country Is experiencing;
a great bis boom. The growth of their
cities Is phenomenal. People are oom
Ing- la from the country to work la the
great manufacturing -plants, and after
what I have seen, I regard Oermany as
the greatest manufacturing country hi
the world She is going after the trade
that England has enjoyed for so msny
years snd hi likely to get It. The
Americans are getting In but are not
regarded very seriously. They have no
fear that w will oarry off their trade.
but I suspect the wlh la father to the
thought. As a matter of fact, foreign
ers fail to realise that American Indus
tries are undermining them , commer
cial It. especially the English.
They ara too stow. London fg much
more sleepy than our proverbially slum
bering Philadelphia. Neither London
nor Pa tie can oompars with New York
or Chicago from a business standpoint.
The masses of the people don't read the
newspapers. They don't know what la
going on la the world. Tou ride in a
'bus to aTt through the otty and It re
quires more than double the time to
transact business there that would be
required la any progreeslv American
olty." .
A iked about the war la the orient, mt.
Clarke said that all the powers except
Prance appear to be with the Japan.
German v" a populaoa is strongly la sym
pathy with Japan, though the author
ities are uro-Ruaetan, Great interest hi
manifested la the outcoma or the strug
gls by all nations.
"American polities la noticed
abroad," continued Mr. Clarke. 'Trance
Is strongly opposed to President Roose
velt's re-eleotlon. Hi canal policy m
oniwbat too aggressive te suit tha
averse- frenchman. But the British
appear to be well satisfied, with the
president' administration of affairs."
Our Low Prices
Have awakened .parents to die fact that The Chicago is the best
place to buy a good article at low prices.
Keep the Deadly Alr.Gun Away From Your Boy
Better get him a wild cat. It's not so dangerous dr treacherous.
Ws know what a wild animal may do. Read this editorial, from
one of Portland's evening papers, of Friday, September 83, 1904;
"'"V ' '" TMM BOX AJTB TBS SUB. ? - 1
A UtUs east slds girl's eyes were nearly destroyed by a mis all
flilas an alrama In the Handa nf a. naivhhnr hnv H. 'MM.'t
ur. uk warn, vui aim Dnnia ana toe want ptitHic are to DiamS t
.1 and should be held morally accountable for such accidents, because -no
boy ought to be permitted ta have one of these mlsohlevous weap
.), ons or be sble to buy one.
Toy pistols and atrguns causa aeereat of deaths annually, and ta '
' tMa Instance a girl's eyesight barely escaped destruction. This Is
only ons of many like Incidents occurring annually throughout the
country, and yet parents permit their young boys to purchase and
use at will and promiscuously these deadly little weapons, and society
. still' permits them to be sold One of the duties of the next leg
islature is to pass a stringent law against the use or sale la this stata
of these murderous and maiming toys, Even If they do not very often -harm
children, as In this case, boys put them to 'bad use; in fact,
tfcr la no good use whatever for thenv -Boys use them. to. shoot '
at birds and Innocent animals.' These weapons encourage cruelty
and a contempt for animal life ta bora, make them reckless of the
atural rights of birds and anlmala, and careless aven of the rights
nd safety of other children. A boy has no business with a gun ef -,
:'any kind until be la old enough to o hunting legitimate game and
ha discretion to use it properly for that purpose only.
AL.B of Knee Pants Suits
At prices such as no other store is able to match. We speak of
clothes. . You need not pay for a football and Watch at The
Chicago. We do not give them with purchases, but any boy
can secure a football from us, no matter where or when he may
buy hit clothes. We sell clothes not footballs and watches.
Price our Good Clothes. Child's eood, serv-
Price our Good Clothes. Child's good, serv- tp g , may
iceable and stylish i dark colors or fancy 7 I m
mixture suits.'v... ...H.Ml. .-e ' HK 1
$2.35
$3.35
$4.85
Pure All-Wool Extra Quality, - Tweedi.
Cheviouj. Double Breasted . or Norfolk
Suits ..v. ....... ............
Extra Good Fancy Mixtures or Plain Col
ors, in all" -' ". ..V : .ii-.
Buster Brown, ' Reefer, Norfolk, Cossack
Back, Double Breasted, Hand-Tailored
Suits ;..aW.
The Chicago's prices will be found fully 80 per cent lower than
any, other itore'a for the same high qualities. Send your boy
down to the store so that he may begin Hfe right By a few
hours' effort he can secure a football or watch free of all pur
chase obligations. ; f
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Columbia
Theatre -
CHAB. W. TOaK, AartfUat Bkaager.
.. M aad Wariuagtoa. Pbhae Bala UO.
ALL THIS WBSK,
The easecb OetMa btoek Conpaay la
Beadcamlt'a auteterpiec.
"THE JILT"
Hatlsee 10e aad Sie: enMra gallerr. 10c. Tlrket
office epea at Bowe Mart la' a, ft ens Witt
laslea. froei 10 I. a. to T D. s. Paene Uata
no. At tsssu oesi i a. av
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Marqaam Grand Theatre
raeaa sjeis bob.
W. T. FveagMv
TUSSDAT AND W SDN WD AT NIGHTS,
B SIT EM Hull IT, SV ISM.
Th BeantlrBl CosMdV Drama. '
MflWBBT CLOVER
A Special deeale Prodsetlea.
.Lower Soar. eKeaat laat a tew, til
row, 75c BbIpost, ftrat rove, T6e:
ooe. oaiitwr. me as me.
Beau are aa mulag.
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last
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end leame, (TAO.
CORDRAY'S THEATRE
COR DBA T A BtTBfllLU Maaamre,
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Manager.
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COAL,
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Newcastle Lump, ton....
Washed Nut, ton
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$6.50
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KIJNQ COAL CO,
Rocksprings Cod
Is best for house use. Other
good Coals from $6.6 up.
Qet our prices on Steam -
Coal ha ear lota, .
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Vulcan Cool Co.
339 BURNS1DB ST.
2 5 OW
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AND AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR ON NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
WE ARE SHOWING A SWELL LINE OF NEW FALL STYLES IN
OVERCOATS AND
CRAVENETTS
Not an old style coat Sn the lot large variety to select from, and the very best cut snd
( shaped coats, including the latest fada and fancies as well as the regulation cut and style.
Now is the opportunity for the buying of an Overcoat or Cravenetee.- We are retiring from
business after SI years and are giving our old friends and patrons the benefit of M per cent
off aU over the store. : v-v ' .'vV1-. ' ,
Tm RED FRONT
PHONX BLACK 201
Clot&ler and rarnhhert ;
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