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BUSINESS LOCALS. '
Always ask for the famous General
Arthur cigar. Eaberg-Gunst Cigar
Co., general agents, Portland, Or.
Call at Eunoon & Wntkins. dealers in
cigars, tobacco and confections, soda
water, etc. 03 Sixth sheet, Portland,
Oregon.
Por first class dental work and
prompt attention,, go to tho Now York
Dental Parlors, Fourth and Morrison
streets. j
Tho Yakima Market, II. A. Brasen,
tnanagor, fresh nnd cured meat and
poultry, 149 First street. Oregon
'phono Main 989.
Money to loan, on furniture, pianos,
or any good securities. Notes and
moragnges bought. S. V. King, room
afi Washington building.
J. E. Rogers. Ico cream parlor and
confectionery. All kinds of cigars,
tobacco and fruits. , Agoncy Union
Laundry Co. Columbia phono, 409.
307 First street, Portland Oregon.
Van Kirk & Wilson, 150 Front stroet,
Portland, Oergon; general commission,
harness, farm machinery, groceries,
flour, feed. Columbia 'phono 194; Or
egon 'phono Grant GOG. In connection
with D. E. Mclklo.
Ford ft Laws, successors to J. T.
Wllson.nuctlonccrs, household furni
ture and bankrupt stocks bought and
Bold. Offlco and salesrooms 182 First
street, Portland, Oregon. Columbia
phono 505; Oregon 'phone South 261.
Smalt Wonder Ho Tottered.
A couple of men bought tickets of on
of the city ticket agents the other day
for Dawson Clly. After the gratified
rnuronu man und gathered ud tho moil
ey, $240 In all, one of thotueu said that
another fellow would be in later for
a ticket to the snmd point. The two
aien una scarcely left the room when
another man walked up to" the counter
and asked for "a ticket to Dawson."
With the assurance of the lato nur.
chasers, of tickets to Dawson City In
his nilud, the agent Issued another tick
et to the same far-off place, folded it
up and put It In an envelope. As ho
luld the ticket down the stranger de
manded: "How niuchV"
"One hundred nnd twenty dollars,
phiae."
"What's that?" fairly shrieked the
stranger as he tottered backward and
came near falling through the plate
glnss window. Then It developed thai
the man wanted a ticket to Dawson..
Minn. six dollars nnd some cents.
uuiutii News Tribune.
Pauperism in London.
On Dec. 31, 1001, there were In Lon
don, England, 107,708 paupers who
were In receipt of relief. This totnl.
which Includes 03.297 Indoor and 30.471
outdoor paupers, compares with re
turns of 104,305 and 104.744 and 103,t
001 for the corresponding weeks of the
three preceding years. There were
also 1,003 vagrants, consisting of 825
men, 107 women, and 11 children, who
on that same day received temporary
relief.
Mr. A. D. Grlmn, editor of tho New
Age, Is a hustler, ho has only made
two business trips to Tacoma and ho
has secured flvo columns of display
advertisements and established an
agency with a paid circulation of one
hundred. This is certainly a credit
' nblo showing considering the fact that
Tho tS Znt nfThl.'.nlin n H T A TaCOnm ,S CallC(1 ,,Cfttl a
Tho BUblect or thls'photo. H. J. As- ,,,u , , .. n.im... .i..
&' ZalV? nn01!;IfnM,8,nIr,a;, snrloB. Ho just goes uf tor them and
lie schools of that city, receiving n ,.n..inn i m,, .ii...
l& ?ti?JZ&JJ3Vr tho editors who would like to mako
TACOMA DEPAkirMENr
F. FRITZ KBEBLE,
, E. S. BRUCE, Correspondents.
Tacoma, Wash, Sept. 7, 1902.
French Dyeing and Cleaning Works.
All work done at very modrcate prices.
Dyeing and cleaning of all kinds of
ladies' and gont's clothing. Morn
ing cloth dyed in 48 hours. J. Dc
leau, proprietor, 4C5 Gllsan street.
Tho proprietors of the Oregon
Bakery, corner Fourteenth and Fland
ers Sts., Portland, are both old and ex
perienced bakors, mon who wero foro
men In tho best shops on tho coast, and
who mako a superior loaf of bread of
any kind. Pullman loaves a special
We want your trade Miiaio half
Erico; 'musical instruments of all
inds, cash or installments. . II. H.
Wright, wholesale and retail dealer in
musio and musical merchandise
The Music building, 349 Wasighnton
street, Portland, Oregon,
Pacific RxH Company.
Manufacturers of badges, buttons,
banners, lodge regalia and supplies.
Portland, Oregon.
THE OLYMPIC
0p. N. I'. Depot, Contralla, Wah.
Straight Whiskies and Key West Clfiars a
specialty. Olympla Beer on "Draught, llotllo
Goods a specialty.
JE8SE LAT8HAW, Proprietor.
tlcc in the famous old St. Charles Ho
tel barber shop, afterwards becoming
an expert in the torfaorlal art. Ho
emigrated to Hot
launched In business for himself for
a number of years. Becoming dissat
isfied with tho prevailing conditions
threatening tho welfare of an Indus
trious nnd independent citlzon ho Anal
ly decided to sell and go north, which
hn did. After visiting n number of
states ho settled in St. Paul, Minn.,
accepting a position at tho Merchants
Hotel barber shop as foreman under
tho late Henry Smith, then proprietor
or tho lending shop In that cltv, Mr
Asbcrry sorved In that capacity dur
ing his stny In St. Paul. Shortly af
ter tho Northern Paclflc hnd complet
ed Its lino to Tacoma ho began think-
the snmc kind of a showing In tho
"City of Destiny" only como to our
a.in. A.t- 'cu' nml maKcs a iew cans,
r.Pi.iii!Li ,-"! whine and complain all the while
they nro hero, tnko tho noxt trnln
back home, write a scorching article
about that "Old dead town, Tncomn,"
a very poor business method it Is,
"mttmm Is tho word" If ono ennnot
say sotnothlng good of a certain local
ity In which thoy expect support they
should at IciiBt givo the placo a pleas
ant F.mllo and pass on like Editor Grif
fin. An opportunity to show self control,
ladyshln and good breeding was of
fered Sunday afternoon on n crowd
ed surburban street enr by Miss Ma
bel Walker when sho nnd several
TIIK
GHEHALIS FLOURING MILL CO.
IIOUTKN HA8KELL A CO.,
1'roprletora.
Flours, Feed and all Kinds
of Mill Stuffs.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Haskell's Brands of Flour,
Haskell's Best Fancy Patent,
Haskell's Daisy.
CHKHAI.IS, WASH.
THE NEW AGE.
Established 19(1. A. ILGrlftln, Manager.
OI!tce,24fltnrlc Street, Concord llutldlug,
, Portland, Oregon.
AQENT8.
C. A. Hitter Portland, Oregon
h. 11. Holmes .Hpolcanc, Washington
1. Krlti Kecblo and KM Paclllc Avn.,
r..n. iiruce ....) inroinn, wash,
aldo Ilogel Walla Walla, Wash.
To lnsur publication, all local news must
reach tii not later than Thursday morning of
each week.
II J. AHIIL'UUY.
SEATTLE. ADVERTISING
NORTHWESTERN IRON WORK8.
Manufacturers o(
Steamboat, Mill and Mining
Machinery.
Water Front, Foot of University 8t.
TRY DIG BEND FLOUR.
Unquestionably tho host grado of
family flour on tho market today Is
tho product of tho Big Bend Milling
Co., of Davenport, Wash. Bread made
.from this flour is pronounced by epi
cures, chefs nnd cooks generally to
bo unsurpassed.
This woll-known brand of goods has
an Increasing salo In Portland and
Oregon. Tho wholesale agents nro C.
W. Nottingham & Co., foot of Wash
ington atreot, Portland, Oregon. Ask
your dealor for Big Bend nnd bo con
vinced of Its superiority. Both 'phones
The Pioneer Paint Ca, ,
The firm of F. . Beach A Co.,
corner of First and Alder streets, is
he oldest established concern in
the paint and oil business in the
Northwest. For over 20 years this
house has maintained its reputation
for rolinblo business dealings with
all patrons. F. E. Beach fc Co. car
ry the highest grades of paints, oils
and varnishes. They also handlo all
builders' materials, and no order is
too small to receive prompt atten
DON'T OUESS AT IT.
But If you are going EastAvrlto us
for our rates and' let us tell you about
the service and accomodations offered
by the Illinois Central Railroad.
Through tourist cars via tho Illinois
Central from Pacific Coast to Chicago
and Cincinnati. Don't fall to write
us about your trip, as we are In a po
sltlon to give you some valuable In
formation and assistance. 5319 "miles
of track, over which Is operated some
of the finest trains In tho world.
For particulars regarding freight or
passenger rates, call on or address:
B. H. TRUMBULL.
Commercial Agent
J. O. LINDSEY, T. F. & P. A.,
142 Third street, Portland, Or.
Tflophono l'IKK 73.
Seattle, Wash,
Sohwabaoher Bros. I Co., Inc.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
COFFEE ROASTERS
Agents for
Hcrnan Cortez, White Knight and
Fontella Cigars. ,
Proprietors of
Happy Home and Silver Shield Brand
Canned Ooods.
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON.
Wittler-Corbin Machinery Co.
Manufacturers and Dealers In
Saw Mill, Shingle Mill and Planing
Mill Machinery. Engines,
Boilers, Etc., Etc.
Complete Mills Our Specialty.
Cor. Juckt-on St. and Second Ave. South
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON.
B9ST ,007,70.
The Portland
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White Collar Line
Portland -Astoria Route
Str. "BAILEY GATZERT."
pally round trips except Sunday,
TIMK OAHO.
Lea Yes Portland- - 7:00A. M
Leaves Astoria 7:00 I. M
Through Portland connection with Steamer
Nahcotta from llwaco and Long Beach points.
White Collar Line tickets Interchangeable
with U. It. it N. Co. and V. T, Co, tickets.
Ing of coming oven farther west. Ho
resigned hU position ut ho Mcr
chant's and camo out to tho "City of
Destiny" In tho yonr of 1889, .made a
short Btay hero going to Seattle soon
after tho big flro, acting In tho capac
ity of foreman for Mr. Butts for a
short tlmo. Afterwards returning to
Tacoma again In January, 1890, ho ac
cepted a position as managor of
Rochester Hotel Turkish Bath House
and Barbor shop under F. Fritz
Kecblo, who at that tlmo was running
his old placo under tho Oandolfo Ho
tel, corner 13th and Paclflc Avenue.
Aftor serving for thrco years faithful
ly Mr. Kecblo and Asborry formed tho
Borlln Turkish nnd Russian Bath and
Barbor shop, a corporation., opening
tho largest and finest bath houso and
barber shop that hns ovor been erect
ed In tho wholo northwest. Tho pan
ic of '93 camo on and Interfered to n
great oxtent with nil largo and small
concerns, Hkowlso so Mr, Asborry
Bold hla Interest to his pnrtner Mr.
Kecblo. Ho then bought an Interest
In tho Hotel Tacoma barbor shop and
soon afterward bought tho wholo of
It in 1895.
Ono of tho many achievements of
Mr. Asborry which makes tho wrltor
fool most proud of, Is that every drug
Btoro you visit you sco tho uncqualed
"Asborry Tar-shampoo," of which ho
was tho discoverer, and ho Is reaping
qulto a harvest from Its sales.
Mr. Asborry Is a halo follow woll
met, high up in tho council of Odd
Fellowship and a thirty-second de
gree Mason. Mr. Asborry has a
charming and accomplished wlfo
nnd la one nf Tncoma's moat
successful music tenchcrs. Ho is
also a substantial tax payor of
Plcrco county and has a nlco bank ac
count.
Mrs. H. J. Auberry has returned.
Mrs. Fred Mitchell left hero Sunday
for Portland.
Mrs. Foxhall departed this lifo yes
terday forenoon.
Mrs. Geo. Robinson was over from
Seattle Sunday on a flying trip visit-.
ing menus.
Tho ladles always And tho best sat
isfaction by buying their furs, cloakB
and skirts from Davo Gross.
Miss Mabel Walker and Miss Ethel
Butler returnod from Seattle Sun
day evening where thoy have ' been
visiting tho Carnival,
friends wero on tho car standing and
waiting for tho scats to bo turned on
tho open car. A woman pushod in,
snt down, and occupied tho Bpaco
wnlch Miss WTnllcor should havo had
for a scat, so Miss Walker sat down
nn sho was on tho car first partially In
tho woman's lap, a few minutes
passed until tho woman began to grow
woary and tried to compel Miss Wnl
gor to glvo up tho seat and used somo
very abusive langungo In ordor to car
ry her point, but Miss Walkor rofusod
to do bo tolling tho woman that she
was entitled to tho seat as she was
on tho enr first. For a whllo It
seemed that serious troublo would
tako placo, but Miss Walkor refused
to bo moved by tho abusive woman's
toiiguo. If others would learn the
sumo lesson "That it's a great man
who can control othor men, but It's a
greater man who can control him
self." F. FRITZ KEEBLE,
E. S. BRUCE.
Subscription price, one year, payable In ad.
ince, K.lO,
CITYNEWS
Mrs. K. Orny returned homo from a
visit to Placer, Ore., last Sunday.
Mrs. C. A. LucaB has returned homo
from her recent trip to California.
Tho nows has been rocolvcd that
Rev. J. L. Allen's wlfo Ib lmprovng,
Mr. Iko Bryant nnd son John Dry
ant, of Chicago, spent scvcrnl days in
tho city this week.
Mr. Jerry Brown nnd Jas. Romans.
Several of thoso may tnnko up thehr
minds to romaln In our city for a
whllo at least.
ATTENTION.
Is directed to tho O. A, R. Convention
to bo hold In Wellington, D. C, Oe
tobor Cth to 11th Inclusive, 1902.
Wo enn aoll you tlckctB nt rate
which mako going to tho conventlom
chenpor than staying nt homo, nnd we
mako enough out. of it bo that wo are
not "On tho County."
Tlokets sold only on September 29th
and 30th.
For particulars an to ratcn, accom
modations, stopovers, tlmo limit, clt,
etc., cnll on or nddrcss, .
B. II. TRUMBULL,
Commercial Agent Illinois Contrnl K.
R., 142 Third street, Portlnnd, Oro.
COMING ATTRACTIONS
WALLA WALLA NEWS
WALDO BOGLE, Correspondent.
Mr. Jas. Romans, formerly of this
city, but lately of Spokano, arrived in
tho city on Thursday.
Mr. Moto Froeman, who has boon
spending tho Bummer at tho seaside,
returned homo InBt week.
Walla Walla, Wash, Sept. 1, '02.
Tho Now Ago:
Mr. J. C. Boyor of Everett Ib In tho
city on business.
Mr. Ed Brown it Is reported will
soon bq a benedict.
Mr. Arthur L. Boglo left yesterday
for his Mashtucna homestead.
Mr. Eugene Harris has returned
from a week's visit to Portland.
Mra. Chns Birch entertained a few
frl ond it Tuesday evening at whist.
Ernest Morton, ono of Evorott's pop
ular barbers, Is visiting in tho city.
Mlso Orpha Williams of Salem,
passed through tho city on hor way to
Dayton.
Miss Oertrudo Chrlsman of Moscow,
Idaho, Is visiting at the resldonco of
Mrs. John Blueford.
Walla Walla celebrated Labor Day
In a fitting manner by a frco barbecue
and ball in tho evening by trado unions.
Mr. N. Hays, formorly of Pueblo,
Col., baa accoptod n position In Mr.
Jno. Deerlng's tonsorlnl parlors.
Quito a fow of our peoplo havo com
bined business with pleasure and gono
to tho hop fields for a two weeks out
ing. Mrs. J. W. Wright and daughters
wore tho guests of Mr. and Mm. Rice,
of Tlgardvlllo, for several days last
week.
On tho Cth Inot. tho Misses H. nnd E.
Wright entertained Mr. Lawrcnco
Sledgo, of Tacoma, and Dr. G. II.
George, of Chicago.
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A number havo boon reported on
tho sick list this week. Amongst thorn
nro Mrs. Day, Mrs. A. Nowsomo, Mrs.
M, Edwards, Mrs. C. Housor, and Mr.
Peter Leo.
Tho attendance at tho social at tho
Zlon church last Monday ovonlng wnB
not as largo ns It should havo been on
nccount of tho numbor of other attrac
tions on tho snmo evening.
Mrs. L. Mitchell, of Eighteenth nnd
East Morrison streets gnvo a dlunor
on tho 7th In honor of Mr. Lnwronco
Sledgo nml mother of Tacoma. TIioho
present woro: Mrs. Slodgo, Mrs. M.
Thomas. Miss B. Thomas, Mr. Law
rcnco Slodgo nnd Mrs, L. Mitchell.
Atmmriomn Pimm, $3 Pmr Bmf
mm UmwmriL
HABOUAMTBt8 nm TOUMST
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QOMMCMHAl TKAVELOU.
The Dalles-Portland Route
STEAMERS
"TAHOMA" and "METLAKO"
Dally trips except bunday.
Str. "rAHOMA."
Leavt s Portland, Mon., Wed., Frl 7:00 A. U
Leaves The Dalles, Tues., Thurs. Bat., 7:00 A. M
Str. "METLAKO."
Leaves Portland, Tues., Thu., Bat 7:00 A. M.
Leaves The Dalles Mon., Wed., Frl 7:bO A.M.
Landing and office: Foot Alder Htreet. Iloth
phones Main 351. Portland, Oregon,
Mr. J. H. Fullllove made a flying
visit to Tacoma Sunday. Mr. Full!
Icvo Ib a very busy mnn. Ho Is Inter
ested In many enterprises in the city
of Portland.
Tacoma will be well represented in
Portland during the Elk's Carnival
as a large numbor contemplate taking f
Walla Walla, Wash., Sep. 10, '02.
,Tho Now Ago:
Mrs. Ida Jcams who has been quite
ill, id much improved.
Mrs. C. M. Duffy of St. Paul Is vis
iting her mother, Mrs. R. A. Boglo,
Mrs. J. D. Laldland of Grand Forks,
N. D., Is visiting friends in tho city.
Miss Vernon Walker la visiting her
advantage of the extremely low rates sister Mrs. Whlto of 212 Washington
offered September 3. street.
Richard's and Prlngle's Famous A mlddlo aged lady can secure a
Georgia Minstrels aro the centor of good position as second matron at tho
attraction at tho Lyceum theater St. Paul Boarding School for Girls by
whero they are drawing largo crowds, writing Miss Imogcno Boyor, prlucl
The entertainment taken all in all Is pal.
very creditable, I m . . , , ...
I Tho largest canteloupo of tho season
Messrs. Jno. Hall, Jno. Bridges, D. was brought to tho city yesterday by
W. Fry, Lawrence Sledgo, Mrs. Sledgo, Mrs. Hazclwood and placed on oxhl
and several othors who wont to Port- bltlon In ono of tho stores. Wolght
land last week on tho excursion havo nineteen pounds.
returned, all report having a pleasant
time and very much pleased with
Portland and Its people.
AGENTS.
JOHN M. F1LLOO.V.. ...The Dalles, Or
A. J. TAYLOK......... Astoria, Or
J. J. LUCKKY . .Hood Itlver. Or
WOLFOKD & WYER9 White Salmon, Wash
J. C. WYATT . .Vancouver, Wash
B. B. OILIIUETII- Lyle. Wash
JOHN M. TOTTON.-.........8tevenon, Wash
HENRY OLM8TKD .....-., .Carton, Waab
WM. BUTLER. ... --Butler, Wash
E. W. CRICHTON,
Portland, Oregon
WALDO BOGLE.
THE BEST IS NONE TOO GOOD
FOR YOU,
And wo can furnish you with tho
Doge & Melnor aro certainly tho
most fashionable haberdashers in thoj
nlfv nt Wnnnmn Thov pnrrv n inm.
pleto line of gent's furnishings which nR8T fr n "19, tn J m'h,J
they soil at reasonable prices. Eyery- nay for tho WORST, thorofore, don't
ono Is uhown tho same amount of cour- throw away good money for poor sor
tesy, no matter who thoy aro. vlce. J"t If you aro going East, or
havo friends coming West, let us toll
Mr. Edw. F. Meyer, of Bremerton, you what wo can offer on Chlcaro,
Wash., was visiting friends in Taco-, Washington, New York, Boston, fit.
jna Sunday and Monday, Mr, Meyer Louis, Memphis, New Orleans, and
Itr employed In the Naval Servlco at .all intermediate points. Our rails aro
the Puget Sound Navy Yard. Ho is'lnld In fourteen different states of tho
a civilian clerk In the Pay-master's Union.
offlco which position ho has held for J Communicate with us regarding J tha Stovonson, Miss Poarl Johnson,
tne last seven years, lie was recent-irreignt ana passenerer Diisineii; its a jnibs is. wuson and jmish m, jnomnn;
ly transferred from Port Royal Navy i pleasure fo reply to your Wtr. Mr. and Mrs, Jean Oallowny. Mossrs.
Yard. S. C, to Bremerton. Tacoma B, II. TRUMBULL. Lewis Tumor." W, W, Wheolnr. T.
people always extend a hearty wel-j. C. LINDSAY. Oommorolal Aient. Pnyno and Bela Oroy; of Tacoma.
como to all such young men aa Mr. t- F. & P. A. Mrs. M. Koehlo, Mrs, flledsro and
Meyer. ' 142 Third St. Portland, Oroeon Mr. Lawrenco Sledgo; of Spokano,
Under tho ausptces of tho chlhlron
on Friday, September 19, a "Grab-bag
Social" will bo given nt tho Bethel A.
M. E. church. Tenth and Davis stroeta,
for tho bonoflt of tho Sabbath school
library. Admission 10c. Do not miss
this opportunity to help a worthy
cause,
A "Carnival" will bo given for tho
bonoflt qf Rov. Wright by Miss Hnl
ling about tho 30th of Septomber.
Thoso who wish to voto for tho queen
can find the boxes nt Mr. Coffoys, Mr,
Brady's, Mr, Deorlng'd stores and nt
SCion church. Five conts a voto. Full
purtculars lator. Thoso who nro In
tho contest for queen nro tho Mlssos
Wrghtt Suslo nnd Mny Crawford, ,A.
Myers, Marlon Leo, Luclllo Porry and
L. Gray,
Services at Bethel A. M. E. church
as follows: Preaching, 11 a, m., by
tho Rov, W. T. Diggers; class mooting
nt noon; Sunday school, 1 p, m., con
ducted by Mrs, Blrthn Woods, Supt.,
at 8 p. m. Tho services will bo pre
faced by a song servlco from tho con
gregation and choir, with Miss Mary
Moore presiding at tho organ, fol
lowed with a sormon by tho Pastor,
eubjoct, "Dependenco Makes Socloty."
All aro cordially Invited to attend.
Tho pastor and membors of Bethel
A. M, E, are laying pinna to placo he
fnro tho public an entortalnmont
known as tho "Portland Pacific Exhi
bition." When thoroughly nrranged
and produced It will bo ono of tho
most unlquo affairs that havo over ap
peared -In Portland. Rov. Bggors says
ho la more determined this year than
ovor to work for tho savng of boiiIs
nnd for tho uplifting of humanity,
thoreforn, ho has rolled up his sleoves
and dived Into tho work. Success to
you Brother Blggors.
"A BROKEN HEART," AT COB
DRAY'S THEATER.
On Sunday evening, Soptemhcr 14,
tho peoplo of this city nro to havo an
opportunity of witnessing Esther ttu
Jaero'n beautlfuj story of Ufo In the
Rocky mountains. All who havo sat
under the spoil of this deonly Inter
esting atory of plain and mostly hon
est peoplo will surely avail incniBelvea
of seeing It again. Tho play Is weal
equipped, mngnlllcontly staged, and la
produced by n splendid company of ar
tists. No effort has boon spared bjr
tho management to mako thu produo
tlon ns nearly porfoct as possible.
"A Broken Heart" Is now playinx
ItR second season of unqualified suc
cess. Tho reason of It Ib great popu
larity Is not difficult to understand.
"I write from tho heart out." nav
James Whltcomb Riley, nnd there la
no Buror wny or writing to tho hoart
than tho .mothod of tho famous Hooa
loi poet. Miss Rujaero has evidently
caught tho idea, and tho result Is.
piay mat win livo long aftor many of
tho plnys of tho day nro forgotten.
"Peoplo don't wan't good plays."
growl unRiiccesBful' managers and ac
tors, but "A Brokon Honrt" Is a most
convincing nrgumont to tho contrary.
To thoso who havo not hnd tho ploan
uro of Booing this charming story of
tho heart: Go and boo It,
itlss Esther Rujnero, tho nuilur,
will horsolf ennct tho leading role.
Personally, Miss Rujaoro Is mont
charming. Gifted With nn unusual
nmount of fnmlntnn charm. bIio has a
magnotlo stage prcsont, that carries
hor nudlonco with hor ovory movo. ut
ternnro, gesturo nnd poso, Aa Mar
col "Tho hnd woman," sno Is said ta
reach tho acmo of porfectlon In her
vivid portrayal of a hoartlnsii. crueL
sinful woman, followed by tho pathet
ic Hcono, "Tlio Hock or AgoB," which
l. ono of tho dalntlost u.ts of atatfo
roallpm Imaglnnino nnd showa thtt'iii-
ovltablo ond of a II fo of shame.
"A Thoroughbred Tramp' "which
appears at Cordray's Theater la
claimed to bo ono of thu best come
dies on tho road. Tho atory or the
piny deals principally with tho trou
bles and acrnpoa of tho trump, T.
Rush Thompson, though through the
comedy there la n strain or sadnena.
tho history of a wreckod II fo, n fall
from flno rnlmont to tho rags and tat
ters that proclaim him to bo nothlnr
but u tramp, a turn from tho associa
tion or roflnod peoplo to that of the i
claBd who beat tholr way from nlace M
to placo, drifting with tho season.
Tho play Is a now ono and said to be
thoroughly entertnlnlng from start te
finish. Four nights, commenclng;
Soptomber 17, nnd mntinco.
Amongst tho many that have been
seen on our thoroughfares tho pnst
week vlowtng tho Carnival and tho
slghtB of tho city woro many who for
morly resided In this city. Among thoso
wo noto of Seattlo: MastGrs Brlco
I Taylor, W. M, Henderson, and Mar
A Now Way to Raise Money,
Five years ago a "Picture Club" i
organized In a Now England toa
Twelve members, six of each sex.
enrolled. Each member owned a casa
era, or borrowed one. It was agreasl
that during tho summer each troalA
tako as many photographs of varioaa
spots In tho town or Its vicinity as pos
sible, and would try to Induce othecs
outsldo of the club to take picture.
Tho best one hundred were selected,
made Into slides, nnd nn evening select
ed when, In the Town Hall, the ftt
showed tho pictures on a screea. tffee
admission was fixed nt twearfyfive
tents. The "Picture Club ExkiMUon"
Iiiih now becomo "tho event of fuesa
hon" In the town. The capacity (of the
hall Is taxed, mid tho sum of pionfy
rnlHcd each year Is always n handsome
one. The money Is given to somo special
town object. Ladles' Home Journal.
Jowolors' Dummy Clock.
A paragraph has been going the
rounds of the press that the dummy
clocks used by jewelers and other deal
ers In timepieces ns advertisements al
ways Indicate the hour or 8:18 to com
memorate the precise moment at walcm
President Lincoln was assassinated.
Lincoln did not nrrivo at Ford's Thea
ter until 0 o'clock, and Booth did not
shoot him until after 10. His death oc
curred at 7:30 thu next morning. Now
York Press.
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Pilots on the lakes complain that ri
vals use the searchlight to blind then.
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