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Newspaper Page Text- i 14 Tim MORNING OREGON-IAN. FRIDAY. MAY 21. 10O0. BIG CONTRACT LET Hassam Company Gets $80, 000 Job in Holladay. PROTEST MADE OF AWARD J. W. Sweeny Says His Lower Bid Would Be Carried Out In Good Faith Warren Firm to Ira- .. prove Fourteenth. Contracts for paving 36 blocks in Holla ' flay Addition at a cost of approximately S0.0C0 were given to the Hassam Paving Company by the afreet committee of the Executive Board yesterday. This award was made over the vigorous opposition of S. B. Huston, counsel for J. W. Sweeny, who had submitted a lower bid for the same improvement. Sweeny had submitted a bid of Jl-78 a square yard, while the bid of the Hassam people was 1.90. Attorney Huston demanded that the committee award the contract to his client, who. he said, was prepared to lay the same quality of pavement that was called for under the specifications. He insisted that Sweeny was acting In good faith and, if he received the contract, would pay the owners of the patented article a fair royalty for the privilege of using their patent. -- Georire Hyland and G. W. Stapleton. representing the Ha-sam people, insisted that their companj should receive the contract, for the reason that 90 per cent of the interested property-ownprs wanted that company to -perform the contract. They intimated that Sweeny was acting in bad faith and charged that he was seeking the work on a lower bid prlncl ' pally to freeze the Hassam Company out of the local field. In awarding the contract to the Hassam Company the members of the committee apparently questioned the motives of Sweeny. In answer to questions from Mayor Iane. Attorney Huston admitted , that his client had entered no negotia tions with the Hassam people by which ; be could acquire the right to use the patented article. In addressing the com mittee yesterday. Attorney Huston de clared that it made no difference which of the two bidders should receive the contract, the action of the committee un doubtedly would be. taken into the courts. In support of his contention that Sweeny should get the work. Attorney Huston cited court decisions. Including that re cently returned by Judge Gantenbeln In which it was held that an independent candidate had the right to bid on a con tract even though Its performance in volved the use of a patented article The streets to be improved and in cluded In the contracts awarded to the Ha-sam people are: Clackamas from Kast Seventh to East Fifteenth; Mult nomah, from Grand avenue to East Twenty-flrst: East Twelfth, from Holla day to Halsey; East Seventeenth, from f-lackamas to Broadway, and East Tam Jilll from East Thirty-third to East Thirty-ninth. 1 Two contracts for street Improvements were also awarded to the Warren Con struction Company, as follows: Sixth street, from Irving to Hoyt. and Four teenth, from Jefferson to Gllsan. For the latter contract the company Is to receive The Barber Asphalt Company was awarded the contract for repeating Star street, between Second and Third, for .1429.03. On the suggestion of Mayor Lane the committee decided to requV.t Te City Engineer s ffl-e to notify all con- n7,r, 'n! tTeet work. whether or not their contract had been found to be properly performed according tothe office "?"?r.lnc",OB" f th' Engineer-: In hta wy the committee was th. k .Plnin that mu-h the delay which is now experienced In finally clos ing up these Improvements can be saved. MAN INSIDE BOX FAINTS Amateur Performer Falls to Make Good and Nearly Dies. eiNTRAL,IA- Wash., Mv 20 (Special-) - w. Sid well, of this city came near losing Ms life last night at Se Star Theater here. Clifford an? wife performed here all last week with the Australian Trunk Mystery, the Tnan-in! the-box trick. Sldwell bought Tt?e pi aMemUntedn1 tr'CkS 'rm .fford .Td attempted to put on the. acts to a crowded house. lo a minutes. After . wh Itlng a U Me 'oer Vlr ,W; thos" nailed him In became alarmed and broke ths box open. Xh prll,oner had faintei He was resuscitated after hard work? CRUISERS IN PUGET SOUND AVarhiP, Kxpeeted to Anclw, Off Tacoma This Morning. PORT TOWNSEXI). Mav y i h m.nd of nf.r-A,imiral'"rfH lehree'X I nlted State, armored cruisers TennesseT Washington and California, of the first d.vlelon of the Pacific squadron, came to an anchorage here today on their vovage from San Francisco to Tacoma. It i. Planned to arrive at Tacoma betwen 7 and S o clock tomorrow morning The cruisers will act as escorts to the Jap anese training cruisers Aso and Soya and later will Join the other cruisers of the Pacific fleet In the opening exercises of the A.-T.-P. Exposition. June 1. U. P. LETS BRIDGE WORK Steel and Wooden Structure Will Soon Span Chehalls River. ABERDEEN". Wash," May 20. (Spe cial.) Contract for the first bridge to be built for the Union Pacific Railway Company on its Grays Harbor branch has been awarded to the Vulcan Iron " orks Company. It will be a steel and wooden combination bridge of five spans, and is described as an overhead structure, two other lines of railway running underneath. The location of the bridge will be near Melbourne, and it will cost about 110.000. DR. E. P. HILL DEFEATED Continued From Firt Page ) rated waste of money and energy in building up particular sects, saying: Need of Protestant Unity. Can we expect our Ixrd and the head of the churrh to answer our prnver for more and better men for the ministry so long a. we mak. .urn a poor dm ot than h. ha. given ua. and can a. expect hi. steward faithful to a rreat trust, t" furnish us TO or. money so long as we wasre what tn.r civs tis in uneeemiy strife and unholy rivalry for p!aee and Dumber? Think of th. power of a united Protest, antl.m: Wh.n will tke d.T com when united Romanism and united Heathenism hall be met and matched by a ueued PmtMtantlnn T Of course, vnq understand, that th. rharrh must Ho spiritualized befrar. It can become on., and I la not thinking of th earnaJ church that said - am of Paul, and I am ef Apollos," but I am think ing of th. tUniuil church that ears, tty on. .pint ar we all bap'.laed into on. body." He gave ail honor to organizations like the Salvation Army, the T. M. C. A- and the T. W. C. A., which were not willing- to wait for the church, but went out to the poor and sick with hospitals and asylums, but tie declared their existence "an awful rebuke to the organized church of Jesus Christ. The church ought to have dons what the Salvation Army did." He: then dwelt on the resources of the church for doing this work. These were of great array of material re sources, modern means of communica tion which made the cities of the world one great metropolis and the men and women In the ranks of the church having- the potency for world conquest. Klectlon of Committees. After the election of moderator, the selection of standing committees was taken up. There are SI of these and they are being changed for the first time under the new election district system, and each district caucus nomi nates its candidates for committee membership. Heretofore the selections have been made by the moderator. One of the features of the assembly Is the presence of Rev. John Standing Buffalo, a Sioux Indian, of the South Dakota synod. Tomorrow the assembly will cele brate the 400th anniversary of the birth of John Calvin. Cumberland Head Chosen. BENTON VI LJ-.E. Ark.. May 20 Ret-. J. T. Barbee. of Dawson Springs, Ky., was elected Moderator of the Cumberland Presbyterian Assembly late today. ROAD 10 SPEND COIN O. K. A X. IMPROVEMENTS TO COST $3,528,738.85. Question or Rate Reduction on Wheat Shipment Heard at Kalem by Railroad Commission. SALEM. Or.. May 20. (Special.) At the final hearing In the Investiga tion Into the grain rates on the O. R. A N. Instituted by the Railroad Com mission on its own motion and held today In the office of th" commission In this rlty. an affidavit by Chief En gineer George W. Boschke. of the the railroad was submitted In evidence, showing that the railroad company now fias In contemplation or already under way. Improvements and better ments for this year that will cost $3. 618.738. 85. The Improvements Include: Construction of ste.1 bridge aero.. Willamette illv.r at Portland fl.230.000 00 Fllllns bridge. building new pawntw station and laying additional sidetracks at Tn. talle 71.00000 Ballasting main tin. (authorized and will bo dona during th. present Milfln I nn.3X5 25 Widening embankment- 34.9.1.60 Passenger atatlnn. roundnouea. additional track, ax tvndleton .H.OOO.OO Passenger station and additional trncka at Haker :ity 34.000 00 Purehaa. of additional ground at Th. Dalles. Pendleton and "Baker City, estimated 1 T. eon no Renewal or rail, on main line.. l&o.ooo oo Change uf line to take out curv atures and grade, between The Daliea and Coyote, esti mated l.ooo.ooojto Change of line to take out eurv- ature and grade.. Yoakum to Barnhart 102.700 00 Renewal of five wooden bridges In Burnt River l;h steel .... SI 0.000 00 Filling trestle, and putting In pipe culverts on Hejpner ..,,.7",cl1 .3.000.00 Filling trestlra. putting lo cul verts, building bridge, and making im. tit reduce heavy grade. on Hhanlko branch of Columbia Southern . . . . . 194.772 00 Urand total H.iiS 7SS SS Among the witnesses were W. K. Coman. assistant general freight agent of the road, and K. W. (Jalnes. who has been working to secure a redac tion in the rates. C. A. Spencer, attorney for the road. Introduced In evidence a copy of a contract which (Jalnes made with hun dreds of Eastern Oregon farmers, by which Gaines agreed to agitate the question of lower rates and the farm ers agreed to pay him half the amount of any reduction secured on all the salable wheat they had for the year In which such reduction became op erative. Spencer claimed there la no complaint from the farmers regarding the rates and that the only complaint Is from Gaines, who has a pecuniary interest In seeing th rales reduced. Ten days' time was allowed for the Introduction of certain other testi mony not submitted today, after which the matter will be taken under advise ment by the commission. NO NEW ESTACADA MOVE t Hrj I man People Hrsv Card Up Sleeve If Reed taction Acts. ORFXIOX CITY. Or.. May (Special.) Contrary to expectations, there were no developments here today In the Kstacada squabble over the recall election that was held there last Saturday. It waa expected that the Reed, faction wonld file an appli cation for a writ of mandamus to compel Mayor Heylman and the Council men to relinquish their offices, but not a move was maae. City Attorney Rartlett was here today and stated that the Heylman people had cards up their sleeve that would be played If mandamus proceedings were Instituted. Recorder Johnson is also Postmaster of Kstacada, and there Is a question as to his legal right to hold both offices. HERVE NOW OUT OF DANGER Survivor of Gates Duel Will Be Ready for Trial In July. ' SALEMOr.. May 20 (Special.) Will iam Herve. sun Ivor of "the recent Bulll-van-Herve pistol duel at dates, in which Sullivan was killed and Herve badly In jured. Is out of danger and Improving rapidly at the Salem Hospital, where he Is kept under lock and key. It is expected thst he will be able to appear for trial in July. JAPS LEAVE ARMS ON SHIPS -. Oriental Make No Parade at Van couver, Fearing Trouble. VANCOUVER. Ai. C. May 2o. Appar ently giving taclt respect to the feeling THREE SCREAMING SPECIALS BOYS' DEPARTMENT FRIDAY and SATURDAY 320 boy.' Salts, many strictly all wool, with two pair cf Knicker Facts, tome plain knee and some Russians;, regular $4.00, $1.60 and $5.00 aloes go special at 82.93 lot! 240 pairs of School Shoes The Lion kind strong and good looking; rerolar $2.00. special at.. 31.43 Lot2 22 dozen Puritan Blouse Waists, known the world over, best 75c Blouse made, our price Friday and Saturday only..43( Lot3 We advertise facts only. 166-170 Third St. of people mhotM vlem-s are Trgr9nt4 by the Astatic ?x lujtoniM ax-vt any pa rade by Japan- under arms in Vancou ver, the procession first rroposed for this afternoon was practically abandoned. Instead of Japanese com In ashore with full mill! . ry equipment and march Inn throunti the city streets to Stanley Park, the landing party came tn small sections and amblM up town to Kecrca tlon Park for an afternoon of sport. AT T1IK MOTYIA TTie Prtlas4 William K rrlr. .'til-aCo; J W. Vliasvrald an1 wife. Iunmuir; H H n-ock. iw Fort ; M r. an M rm B I'. ti.-ud'ler. 1 H. N. ; William KoIH-nb. Ian sin. It K. lenl, I-mi lie . W. H. til-" n. ft. Iu1b : R- r. n. iwattis: llenry Crnntt. Richmond; 11. Shartnan June.. lxs Aniii; A I H. a 'x-nih. ('hUo, W. K. Iu-ks. Han KnO' i-ri hhtrmtn. ApplKon ; W. ,;ufnhrlin. Kan Kran cisoo; Mr. and Mrs A. Wiian. New York; Mrs. 8. A. I wkina. Tf om . H-n Koivn- h I m and If. Nw York. John "a. It ess. Ttromi; William llants-y. flurns. A. M Johnston. Muwftukr. a Kii i iy. Jnim Nathan. Kan Krinnn-o; f'alvin Cobb. !; R. Hnfmn, Kan Kranrifu; Haymond ln.t. f-tlle; Miss Anna Ks-ynoij. S-w Ynrk . W. J. Krr. rrv'lii, ft I. HKk. SnM ktna: Ir. H. f. lloak. 1' K. A.: ti. I.ubmao. AnArson. ('hirign; llnry Abln. (imiht, K. 4. Mahvr nd wtf. t'hicacu; J W. rala. liuk; fi. V. Wclwirl hlraso; Mllfnrd lls. Cl'-vflan.l : I. a. llofTejr and ' 'fe. Vanrouvrr ; i'hart-a Ha.lin. 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Mrs K Khaw. Tal.as; w. Taimaff. Tillamook; K. V Hoover. Hoburt. J. W lUackmsn. A. "bandr. Sattl. A- A- "Jaj p. atl Rock: J R lu:hr.jfi ax-d w Ifs. H Mtur. R Hendrlcaen. Tirnlha; R Ai'ian4r. l-a-dletnn; R. M. O Hnn. W. It. Mct'amar, minion ; C. Brown. Klamath Fail R. F frlttsnden. Ianlos: Mra, K C RoXra. Condon: F-- C. M -x,r a. - La Oran!t; fcid Ha: laway. Brostnaville. T K t'hrdsins. H.-,p-nrr; E. " N"iy. K. A. Dam. a. K!-U:l lepras Ooodlord. I'n'.on; w i. it r. Seattle; A K Rlcharlon. U" T Kiruck Hurr.a; X H. tjwin. viarft:j: R. Haor(h. irant Ky. l-m (iranCt. W w hnfrman. Tacoma. t. il. Allain. Hsa,;t; o H. Xa -tlan. Hoiar : J R. J'tnlar.O. Kpokan; A Crrgory. Kalstoa. la : H- C. h'tdr, Lsa dtn. la ; it. E- O arena and 'f Marah flld : F- t, Tracy. Klamath Fa.j, J. Bradford and if. T w Kwam. Klamath Falt: In-. J F tatbra;h. M- M : no v; : A Handy. Ho as: J4. German an I m if' Ht!1a. I- F Fllrkenser ar.d If. M-i' -n II W. Ireland, rit, , t E la-. Kan Fras risco; W. Kmitn. Jr. en ; J. h Xorr.l and wifs. city: I " KuIlUae. Ji if Harrv on T. H B-I!lnham. Ti.-.,m T H V xir. A at oris ; Mart.. a K rr-iU riiv M - K. i is ton. Tacoma. Chester H jh.ci, R. CLOTHIERS J mW jruasi a VJr"" p" w 4' 3tr OVERLOOK T 11 K ADDITION' THAT'S AT. BULL RUN WATER GKADED STREETS CEMENT WALKS ELECTRIC LIGHTS , TERMS LIBERAL IMPROVEMENTS PAID Take Union, Williams or Mississippi Avenue cars and transfer at Russell and Shaver only 15 minutes' ride from business center. Agent on tract daily OVERLOOK LAND CO. e.h.wEMme, Pres. and Mgr. y 2Q7 BURNSIDE STREET PHONE M 21 6 Ms. W Bskrr. J V-I-aunhlln. Hood Hbr; lnla Jnhnn. WlnWk. TW M. (harWa (parar Hla-k. rnat1a; J K Jnhnsn. Mi.u a- J II. rUD'li. Ar11nctfn; W M Mrfonald and mir. t'oraiiti. J I Hmith and m&n. M:kkslo. I M liurnsMi. rnrlvti ; j Ft, Mahfirr. rv--ksn. A JSi kwn JM; II Ada. UoMrnrlal. W J. Mlli-r. M"' hrok . T II lluKlios, r I'aul. ' I Fllr. arlion. iiott 1 u-s. Ruin: W. J K.-i a rtl . aK H 'm . Frank Morrison. ian"n . J N. lS'k. Hattl. T Jn- A M M- Nab. I. J Ksrrlll. Hiy; JHn N-1n. I a pa Hum. H 1 - Ir aw.n and if. iHtkland. H I Kvsrir. Waa. John H ad. Mt. Afi . I X Markinat. Iiin. J l r. Witho.i, A Uanam. -rlli, ! Ml'ir minail. A Nuif. i'rom.'l. K I a ri' . Iural, J "rrljr. rliy; J It Mrtlrran rd if a. ak ini . Mra R la. rnlumna Otv; It iarr-tt. A-iffa; W ) N - T I anist (rriii W W t - Inld and if. ". ra l'. Mrs l Atkna. Aumra, H Fll- ka-nsr. X po' . i; l-mlih and fanill. W.ird; t H Adama. Wroslland W. J tiiiroi. J W. Mnd -rlf. I-I. Ml harlt. tj A Trumbull. Fl iro W T. It h.sa. I-'. W A I -n. Aarnra: iia Wa-ks'r. lias'.uo. J I. )! kins and w If . .Vrah4T. X l rMi!"n. Mr Minn 111; 'harl-a Haaa. I.rrna. a. Walls. -). Risai:. M M mn vUls . l.'.nnn l!Uhm. M H Mai tin. MrM'tin iMr. ij a lanrlsnd. AIdn 1'al; J K. I:i'irtds. I'hampuri. H ('nhitta and ln, Nti tf ; II, Jt'kanti. J hmiih, it-kati. A. M lark t :i . M II lie-. K a lain a : 1- Hri Vm), Hart on : K I. i frav; Kalarna. T I. im tn. Kr 'a-: I V ponrtt a. iwaiti: a. tdn. Ilppn-r . J K h(ann-l'1. I matllia. T M- . Kit. A V K'.aards. I. r. Fs-rrlH. t-u; M An sIt. 1 Anctlri, A. C. t lmn. Woodland; J I'lO's, lt. THa Naars, Sva)a4a F II Klfrsr. Oao'S K 9- !. II. . VinilHsr and lf-. Mi F. H. k lss-r, J I j-rlMKr. I. T-'-Tiniamaa and wlfa. CMcatvrth arkr. Hitlh til. it A Mit.h. i jt, Arbu- ki" and wile. W. F Mar Kr.sis. ifc l.indaar. I lrt-n. lr W I -'oa and wtf. W. R. Ctrancr, Mrs William J tidd. William Hidlis. W. If. rmr. William l. nioa and ( . J Uln.h-ll. Ir. K. J. Hloailanct. V , lanti. Mrs i'aUin I. Whiia and cM'.drn. Miss Mary Ham!Hn, W A M nifomrry and wife. It. W. iok and f. Mra M Falrweaiher. Mias Kraorrf Fal rwi Her. It . I tiraham an-l sir. K. "Msr l. HalMna-r. l FSter. J A. J I ajr 1 f I ne." . " orih. A. tj. VatithloB, a, U hitmer. W. . HiNh. . W la)W. U It itas. I". MupH, Jasph K I'm-. M J An- 1r.n. I. K Hmith. A. I. Thum'fl. Fort land. A IV Muii.i.. rliirt.n. la. I. Aan burn and w if . I'uil'nan . Harriet Tsu-nt A.torla. Mr and Mrs J A Vanen. A tn. '" : Frank M-K)dnny and if. tw kana. Amua J t'arr and family. Frt aia ena; K I Parker. Aatoria. Mm n llarney Ftiiiadetpti.a ; Mrs. H ltsa. M' F J Innr.rt,g. W. L Ilatnurat and m it; Jha hlmlBfion and wifa. Mat-1 Mmlrflon. rr-a Mtmitninn. Frank Wood field, i. a' M- lr.f; As,rtr!- rn Uoaa. Umrnooi; M. II. I'ettn. Kpokan- Tla Xriaala H K Wall. Indianapolis; Mr and Mr-. K. Maaae. an Krnria.. T M N- -U. a:tle. ,. A. Il..pter and wife. airiwr; J Mllrhwll. flearfteld . II r.-nshaw. Hett:. a. , hinl1, m,U'i Armbrtister. fit Ixmi VL J t J 1 'V C mT. "n" si r K, Ii,. 1 nrh ; V. x H"aH. Arerdeen; Mra as. rltr; J M ltamer la. t n Ns-ar Ieln iJ"ll. Meattl Hii-M, leattlr: K V. Heall. Trv. . - y M II Matt. Ho'.- n ta "lanq. Mr anlfUee l a j . Phr. Hull.. K II llo,n. .ir.ni. -. K H;rT- Tarom.: J. N. I.vnrh. .V. ..,. ',. 1 ' l-orll.n-l. M. : A. VHr!-n" l-.n.. k -. ., rr.nn " MT ant Mra ft.ro K-nrl larka, 1 "I'M-; f Mark. ..v . l.taale rimUh. Ienver M r Krmm III., m . . i.ier; M Kale KarT rt n.in .. Kanaa l It y ; I. w.' Iokans; c. Frettvil Il.l.na; I-. ti tv-l.l.r ''" r. r Hnim. N - L . .. Mra. I. . Wm,.. riea,,!-: w T.;,. I". T. Ktera. Chlcaffn ltaa M at - a. The man fialern. ,ire,a-.n. Hoi W U ;wi. Han fra f. T, K ONE IN THREE Ktery Third p, I'.lraari b J- t'offeo It la fllfflcull to make people believe that coffee 1. . abao.ut. poixm to at leaal one peraon nut of every three but people nr.. iloaty findlnc it U' .1. ihoiish Ihnuaanda of them stirrer ter ribly before they .llacover Ihe fact A New York hotel man aava: "Karh time after drtnkina- coff.e I became reatlraa. nervoua and earned o that I waa unable to alt five min utes In one pla.e: waa alao Inclined vomli ami suffered from loaa of Sleep, which ant wor.e and Wnrme. K lady aald that perhapa rofrea' waa the cauao of my trouble, and ausaeaied that I try Poaium. I lauahed at ihe thouaht that coffee hurt me. but aha Inauted so hard that I finally had oma I'oatii-.i made. I have been ualna; It In place of coffee ever alnr for I noticed that sll my former nervoua- eaa and Irritation disappeared. I be jrsn to aleeo perfectly, and Ih rostum taaied as sood or belter than the old coffee, co what was the uae of sllcklna loa beversrre that waa rulnln- me? "Una day on all excuraion up the country I remarked to a youna lady frlena on her arcatly Improved appear. ance. hh. explained that aom. lime nefore ahe had quit ualna coffee and taken Pontuio. "Sns had- sained a number of pounds and her former palpitation of the heart, hummlna In the ear., trembling of the handa and leca and other ll sareeabl. feellnas had dlnappeared. "2he recommended me to quit coffee and take 1'o.tum and waa very much surprised to rind that I hsd already made the chance. "r-he said lirr brother had also re. celv.d a-reat benefits from .irln( off coffee and teklos on I'osl um." "There', a llf-aaon." Id "The ftoad to Wellvllle - in psrkaaea. :er read the a boa letter t apaeora froaa tlaee so tlaae. Tkfr ' are aeocalate. Irsv, .a a tall of karasaa I Iftrml. I r i .. - There's No Getting Away From the Fact That for C onvcnicncc. Improvements, View, Desirability and Value, OVERLOOK la Awav In the Icad. 1. -K- otWtRAGE BOTH PHONES THREE CARLINES GRAND VIEW nbh. Kalem: A Ji(TorH, The tatiea. F . Mtxif laa.ia Wa:,a. Joe Frank;. a and w f fr . jaan Franc tar: rPt s( onne .L Kl lapelt. Mnt . y II I a f n and ife. fsa 'm : ' KailshufC and i f i hUaf a a p-;wmt f :s;re. w a -1 NEW THEORY SPREADS RAPIDLY OVER COUNTRY Colorado Woman Gives Reasons For Her Abiding Faith in Cooper. I T. "orr' llieor cn. mint tha human plnmirh la lrlrtf atvn mors rr I an1 rttmitlfBI r-wrx tl. '.M..r claims that Is fw-r cri of ail 111-hrallll M cltif. t ."oniarrt I mut!.. Wh.ri int.-r ifftrj alxtit lit. ihrorr r rrmlr. hf mM: "hinmi. it irvublf la llf r..1 rur. rf lli. rlh rrnlurr .0 far a. I ti. rlvltlr.1 rars ir c-norrt1. I'rall.a1) a!l .f.lh f-limnK- 111 ho.Kli of 11.1a .nc-raltri la .-aufl k.r a t normal .lonuk. hir c-ortclll loni. la .arlt.r dy, when lha human rso mi c-ir lo miurr, and mn mad anmrn wora4 all fla): out of door. fUsst" thfir ffnisal rkial.tiro from Ih. aoll, ih. Irrd. drt- pv. half-alrk Mnl. Ihil ar. now no rommnn did not .i.t. T urr. (her a iriiiH. in thr.M .lata, but II as of a rulmt rharsrtrr. an4 only temporary. Ti.n a none of thia half-.tcit, rntli nan all lli. lime m-llli ahlrh fo many tr. affllrtod nol4Tf. l know poalllvetr thai rrry Ml of Ihla chronic il-l.eallb la caused by t rrn a H lroull.. The human .tomarli In c tvlllae.1 reo.le i!ar 1. il.cfp.rilf. It lAaa tone a..d .irrnsfji. Tl.l. nk. neaa has sradally rom. tliroucli a ..- nlsrr filMrnrr. I further know that few )eopl can ha tr with I he d I -r-tiv. . pp. ra I ti . in perfect ahar.. The sole reaaon for m T aucceaa la he. cau.e III V New I lcor.rr rn. dlctna tonea ths atomarh up to required airencth In ahoul alji weeks time. Thst la why I have had tuora people com. and thank me wh rt-trr t hare Kn. lo lntro.lu.-e mv medicine, than 1 hava hsd time to talk lh.- Costs More to Make Than Other Whiskies The annual whi-.Vy production of Kentucky is about 30.000.000 gallons, consisting of cood, bad and indifferent whiskies principally indiSerent. By indifferent, we mean whiskies used for making so-called "blends" and concoctions, and usually sold by unscrupulous dealers as "fine Kentucky whis kies." The cost of raw materials in I 11 W. P n 1847 I cVre-l I sa.a sr W. H. McBrayer'e Coaax Brwok Dvatillerr La wrac bwrg. Ky. ON SALE EVERYWHERE A. Santaclla & Co.. Makers, Tampa The Hart Cigar Co., Distributors l . - x v. ri - . l PRICES REASONABLE a-aairala. A Warn. Vatantjar tl w '.-"''B. a. r.i.ae: . Fre( i.ros a w rt MftSnai, 4 r. 1 he Immena. numhera or peo. pie aha ,. now alroar heltavera In 1 ooper. theory and mejl.ln. I. Mrs. Julia ltoffrker. litin. t-,. avenue. anon tiir. t io. Mra. tf. II. ker a -Vr e,n year. I auffced from. In. d:e.ti.,n m4 aiomach trouble. I waa aui.i t r.,o., attarka of e.v.r. I. k headache. I ,ad lo he ,rr p.r. ilcujar a. 10 the kind of food I ala I could not .at tecnablea of aor kind nor .nvitln, aweei; 4 rB j would ha m di.trea. ,ff mc.la. Any food of a .olid naiura cauacd a f. tn of hr iriFH afler callnc. "I trl a-rer-l'lhlnc I could hear of and look nany different reinedl.a wllh. out l-r,.(ll, rlnally I heard of Ih. 1 "'I'" rrtntMijrs and ohl.m.d a treat ment of fooper s New rtaoi.ry. -I never In my life found a medidns eo helpful. Th. flf.l boitl put tnr dl-K-.tK. orcana into Bod condlfloa. al.aMna the pain in my atomach as Well ss rvlievlnc th. aetrrrlty of th head achca to a verr larae .xi.nl. Kinco aklna a ihorouah roan, of thla medi. In. my trv.utl haa en lire?. fiMp. patet. head ar he. and all. and I h.v.r felt hail.r In my life. I wonld not b. without eooprs Now llacov.ry In my houae Anon. who la auff.rlna la any way from lomarh troubi. .houSd not he. lists la Slvina it a trial. " Tli. i'ikiiht rerredlea a r. sold by an drurclat. evct-Ywher. a sample boll), of 'oopea New llwovery male. f re. upon reque.t by ia,lr.ur,( Thf Cooper Vladlcino fompany. tatn. l.lo. f f--.-. V J-a ra ai H. McBraver. Bottled in Bond using: the original forma! of 63 years ago, prohibits th dealer Iron handling- it lor cheapening: pur poses. Cedar Brook is allowed to reraaia 8 years la I-! before being; bottled ia bond, which makes it reoosrsed as the best whiskey Kentucky produce. Tfca Cedar Brook Diti:'.ery Is ia Anderson County heart of the Blus Grass region horca of f.ns whiskey. Cedar Brook is sold wherever good liquor U sold. Asmsrm. p.lM.l.l.HT Kf4.l TttViultT. Russian Symphony Orchestra Ba Grttt riayen '"' Ti, firr,.., .as Naht -A KDSraXER KICHTS DREAM" "TEETDtrEST" r-r r t a S.T Mir (lrlA TXM T Mai.r.i I nna eeeeaia OTIS SKINNER la Ihe llrwlat H-nmw t "The Honor cf the Family w AT m Huijf. rnr.na r.uc lint. a Neat Maaar Siaa. l. -a,, see. BAKER THEATER "I? Tfceal.r f.Nl. flfcr . ...... . Oee L I.. Mar T . n : j ' l I M.t. .t-i., ta -Umx. v ea, in, Mt. T .;l-knwn t.f Hum Murii. ae.4 a ' f Mfpmtlbf r.n.riff la -x Nirri.i.ii ix mikhumi." rf-:v i. ii m vi.i. rr.-. ana. N.tt "- '!. an ef 1 ..... - BUNGALOW THE1ATE1R nmmrm Mala lit, A UIL rreir Tfilfr C. ilr. j . 1 . . . n. T. "see. ,. Mar. A;1 ,,.. ek H.k.r -The IjttleiiiiisteiV' ' Vest rSarmlac efferfn. ef It, saa.ua. M.I laea eai.ra.v Keir,a aic. ir. 4.K1. T KMcalla or Wr rr. LYRIC Theater. 7th and Alder lov V.'n r-"r. ja .a lfT sertsrlli mm. Mee Mnai. i.kk or war i.rn Taa Teralar l.rl ai Vir...r I. tills ..trMmm 4rmalt.ll f Maria tmiim aev.v -TMsj.Ma- Tr.- eerMrr .1 s ii ..naea. Sunflsa. . lf y Y 1- a.ff a 3 u . '"t- -IWIeea a MmIsw MtaeJ.f -.t aea lns it.. .u. .,a,a- aiw a a ism. -aettasaa S-a, li.lij. -"--r-i 15-3-5-3 I. to Week Mar Wakle Nile aatri Vifce tv-a. H" ; laae l.tlUacsaiei latll. Mt rttre. MeMesi lb. HiSiIlM! ItaM Taii.i at, .e .v ..s lai.vi im 1 ss 1SH fcearsi lceea. THE GRAN D-T.Jc-,!Ucl. Lai. rr. iTiinxu uttr u. -as. af. Ji Marry le Claire ELITE w PANTAGES TH E1ATT1R A saf . s a-e.-iite aaae. ef tn xa4 - ar-at Ml-. IK r 4 Kir " f"te la level 15. I.m.1m aiif.'.t.na dirt r". V'ala iirdaitf Ih. r.mew. It.ai h s-t.. 1. I. 1. r . " I r 1. i... I v.r. T a. Am kc..M a)Mi"fat fn.r. a.. eetaeeas r.t Matiaeea lii.i. 1W. i.o aeaa al tttsht. lr e4 Sir STARTHEATER The e- twi Motion rirturea Jn k real theater, rniw.lv, drama at4 e4u. callooaL Wollirn, lend la our b.b s plrlarrv CooUnuoui frrm 3 I' vt, im IS I. P. at. ist t wr r.f-i. LISTEN! Exposition Rink CLOSES SUNDAY NIGHT Lnjoy a Farewell Skate Tonifiht BASEBALL Reereaihsa lark. "freer aaaaa aaS Tw.atr-ffearlh Sia. ABERDEEN va PORTLAND MT IT, ia. IB. a. si. 32. 8. Oamea b.aln ertkdsn is P. at.: Fvndar. l ie !. XL. . Admission Hleac-t ere. tsc; Orand ai.ni tc. I.if. Ic eitrw. Cblldrea; IMca.r.aia. lc; iranl.lanl. lie l-aaiea' tsar rrtaar. Hra under 12 free to bleachers Mncsdaj . FIRST BIG CIRCUS OF THE IAR SELLS-FLOTO ten SHOWS CONSOLIDATED ' ii t i eaer Haa swrw Irraa u brlMa. At 25lli and Quimby Streets 2 ? rH.'r MAY 24-25 ' -e"W raeade M i .Is. 1. va w ITlpatf s.. Ika. Iej Txael atarw. I.ea.w' M.e f . law-Ill twn r , t (7 . a C ft Ss l.raal ISVae Melleaw ! SMI Ti null tad I He Area.ar ? saw IMm W la.f 1 a see imr IfaasM. (..aw. .l.ra 1 -I'll I ) k. .ji:'. H .-i-F sriM"T f ' ' '.: CLASSiriEX) ADVXRTlSIXa KATE la 17 ed Unnstor I. Issa. LtmUt ear snassf. . Tmr Us. tlsa. 1 w .S all.. rr. M .a tare. ..am i..l 1 m r. ...... ..M f ssae mm mm ee eeea is 1. leu.