4
THIS MORNING ASTUltlAN SAIMU'A.. J A Ml All. ft. MO.
6ur First Great Annual
Clearance Sale
lias opened with a rush that shows how well the peo
ple of Astoria and vicinity appreciate good values.
In our store you do not have to look for bargains
They meet your eyes at every turn.
A CRISIS IMPENDING.
Euller Will Prohab'-y Make an Advance
Mivetinit Totiay or Tomorrow.
NEW YORK. Jan. 5. A dispatch to
the Tribun from London, says:
The clubs wot crowded last evening
until midnight since tliere was a gvn
erttl impression that the crisis, of the;auvanee upon Motteno ana -ypregu.
war had come with a battle Impending
on the Tug?la. This feeling of sus
pense waa strengthened by buIP.Iins
reciting vigorous shelling of the Boer
trenches yesterday morning with lyd
dite and the destrucitlon, of intrench
meats with minor incidents such as i advanced on the British camp rvlreat
the shifting of the enemy's dosMoii. j ed when the shells bopan to burst
the stampede of their horses and coiv
slant outpost duty.
In the newspiper cilices there was a
ahfttf of important dispatches relating
to the aJwnturvw of Thorneycrowfs
scouts on tna upper xugeia. Adjnts.
elona cf Boer dVsertors, 'that General
JouberCs army was suffering from j
lack of food, the trial of the traction J
engine for transport service, the Je- j
struciion of a ktrje gun at Cclenso by
a shell from a naval gu.i and the es-!
cape of six horsRman from Lailysmlth !
during a thunderstorm, two of whom
whiv- fantasUcully reported aa Dr.
Jameecn and Colonel Rhodes. Thee i
were trifles light as air in comparison ,
with the tremendous conflict which i indecisive s General French avoids
was known to be Imminent. a fncntal attack and Is content to hold
General Buller, since hla de&at, has & strong p-sition and cnttinue to be
called Into Natal every battalion and wilder and harUss the enemy without
battery upon which he could kvy his j striking a blow.
hands nd haa sUff tried bis force In ',
every way practicable for a supreme. Idly mobilizing and the Prince of
effort to break through the Boer line Wales will review the London contin
of defensa and relieve Ladyainith. Snt. About 11,000 men will be allowed
Even the stoutest luarted Englishman !
has been constrained to hold his breath
until the issue of the battle Is known.
Public anxiety has not been deeper
than the filing of suspense among
military mn. Thy have described
the Boer defensive position, 16 miles in
length, with relays of horses behind
tt, by which the forces could be rapidly
concentrated at any point tim might
be strongly (attacked, as something
uniquo In military history. There
never was anything like it and ordin-
ary tactics and strategy studied by ,
the staff college have provided no ex- ;
pedwnts for reguTitir.g a scientific at-
tack on a swoll.i river with conceal-
ment of the enemy's position.
Boer occupation of two points on the
southern bank and the extension of
thedr line until rt wus hardly pi-aetica-
ble to turn rt,' and the remarkable mo-
bility of The Datch fore has Increased i
the difficulties of a most formidable i
enterprise. The most thoughtful vet-
emns have added that, while this new I
defensive system with long range guns '
In concealed trenches and thouaands of
horses under saddle has been success
ful when attacked at the point of
least resistance, it might prove weak
land vulnerable at the point of last
resistance. The Boars, adapting them
selves to Brttiah tactics, had devised
a most Ingsoious scheme of defense.
It might prova unexpectedly weak if
the Britih generals in turn could adapt
Carried Down
Mream.
When a man
crossing some
difficult place in
bis working
career j spurring
all bis energies to
accomplish some
critical passage in
his business jour
ney, suddenly
finds bis health
giving way and
feels himself
swept out of the
saddle Dy tne
'swift-running
current of dis
ease then is the
time when the
marvelous rejuvenating properties of IJr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will
prove an unlailing means of rescue aud
restoration.
It is a very simple though eminently
scientific medicine. It is not a mere stim
ulant like so many malt extracts. It re
stores healthy power by reviving the in
nermost sources of vitality in the nutritive
system. It enables the digestive and
blood-making organism to manufacture
good blood abundantly and rapidly, so
that the immense waste of tissue and nerve
fiber entailed by hard labor is offset by
speedy upbuilding of fresh energy and
strength.
A prominent and Tenerable Illinois phyaiciau,
D. W. Vowlea, M. D , of Fowler, Adama Co.,
writing to Dr. Pierce, aaya: " I send herewith
thirty-one (31) cents in aUnipa fur ' The People's
Common Senne Medical AdviaCT' In cloth bind
ing. With this pittance for so valuable a work
(truly a (rift to the public), I must expreaa my
high appreciation of the vast amount of good
that you hare rendered the public. A correct
mcature of your usefulness never haa been, and
never will be estimated by the public: no, not
even by the multitude of afflicted humanity that
haa been relieved and cured by your medi
cines. Wherever I go or have been in the
United States, I find persona who have used, and
are usiug Dr. Pierce's medicines with aaUii ac
tion fen- all conditions for which thrv are recom.
tnendrd. Never haa one spoken duparafrinirly
of their action, and from having seen so often
their good effects, I am also enthused with con
MH"e In th-ir action in ctss "d conditions
which they are recommended. U is nut
common for n-pilor physicians to endorse and
recommend proprietary tnedicinea, but in this
case I have so equivocation or hesitancy la so
doing."
The quick constipation care Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. Never gripe.
V W lit' - Jl
their attack to It with any dogree of
flexibility.
While Col wso remains the center of
Interest operations have proceeded
elsewhere which serve to Indicate In
creased mobility and Improved t&otlos !
on the British sole. The Dutch forces
have mad 3 a belated effort to follow
up tleir victory at Stormberg by an
out ienerai t.atacre sent iniamry ami
a Dattery to relieve the tTipe xllce Btul
the Irish rifles and reoccupleJ both vil
lag after a brisk artillery fire.
The two Dutch commvuidrs which
had skirmished with the outposts and
among thm. Gtnerwi GUtacreV offi
cial report shows that the police have
retired from Bordrecht and takon a
position on the Xndw line and that a
company of mounted infantry had re
cjnnoitered to Prleeka. While this
skirmishing ts on a small scale, there-,
" evidence thu G j taone Is alert ana
vigilant and Uua :hs scouting work
Is well done.
Keinforcemtns have been sent from
Do Air to General French who la still
hovering about Colesburg and appar-
ently maneuvering U) cut off the re-
trftt of the Boers to the railway!
bridge. A heavy artllory fire
Is re-
port-J, but the result of the fighting Is
The lmpert.il jwmanry corps la rap-
to serve, out of a total fore of IS.OOO":
volunteers and yeomanry,
bat&alions of rrtiUtia will
with 50 h-ld back In resane. It is 1 1
mistake to suppose Uiat Great Britain
will be denuded of battalions when the
Eighth civisioi la mobilized. There Is
more battalions on duty In Greu.t Brit
ain at this moment than there were at
the outbreak of the war.
Notwithstanding all these signs of
patriotism for Imperial defer.pe, there
are miiigivings and searching of her fa
respecting the origin ami justice of the !
w ar. Dr. Fairbanks, principal of Mans-
i fild college, txf'rd. easily the leading
j non-conformix minintor In thi I'nittd
I KingdVim, has written an article In
jthis week's Speaker, in wrut-h h; t ikes
i the ground that the mn reer"nitl
; for the blul.-rs which have sulliM the
j English name and for 'the loss of llvve
which have impoverished the
P:)lf,
lack the competence required to see the
thing through.
ITALY NOT SLOW
The Delay of Her Answer Due to Ab
sence of Our Ambasadr.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5. It is 1-sarned
that, although Italy was the laat of
the powers addressed to return an an
swer to Seereiury Hay's overture re
garding the "op-n door policy, that
frovernment really was more prompt
than any other In the negotiations.
This is exlahicl by the fact that the
Itali.in government was addressed on
the subject som; time after the otter
continental nations had it under con
sideration, owing to the fact. that our
ambassador, Mr. Draper, was away
from his pool on leave of absence In
the I'nited States when the identical
nMe of instructions was sent out and
It was regards as best to make no de
parture from th-i rule which had been
adopted in the cas? of the other gov
ernments of addnesfying them through
the I'nited .States representatives a
the foreign capitals.
Immediately upon Mr. Draper's re
turn to Rome at a not distant date
rn the past, he laid the matter before
the Italian government which therefore
has acted with more promptness than
most of the other powers.
The agreements have not yet been
reduced t) their final form, but the
state- department will now enter upon
the task of putting them into shape,
and as In eacih case the agreement to
the principles involved 4n our Invita
tion is returned In unequivocal terms,
according to tiie department ofllolals,
It Is now anticipated that no difficulty
will be experienced in accomplishing
this work satisfactorily.
Pending that outcome the state de
partment does not Intend to make any
statement for the public as to the
exact terms of the agreement, though
ft Is admitted that the ground has been
covered with unusual accuracy in the
press reports up to this point.
A CLEVER FORGER.
VANCOUVER, B. ,C. Jan. 5. Mer
chants here have been victimized in
wholesale style by a clever forger of
small checks drawn upon the bank of
British Columbia, signed "Morrison &
Armstrong." Each check was drawn
In favor of Ueorgw Yolkm&r, who re
prwicruej himself as a workman In
the employ of the firm. The forgvr hue
m( boen arrested. The pollc have hfti
description.
MICHIGAN GENEROUS.
LAN&INU. Mich., Jan. 8. Governor
Fliypoe today sxMit a apical message
to the house, recommending the puss
age of a bill for the relh-f of sick and
ir.dtgont oldlir of the Spunlsh-AnHT-Ican
war. the JlSfOOO which hnd twon
appropriated for this purpone having
become exhausted, a bill appropriating
$73,000 for the purpose whs Immediately
p.iwixl.
TELLER GETS FIVE YEARS.
1STOX. Mn. 5. Joel CI. Tyler, late
teller of the Safety National bank of
Fitchburg was Unlay sentenced In the
United States court to serve live yvnrs
m Worcester Jail for embeaxMng funds
of the b.wk.
ORDERED TO SOUTH AFRICA.
WASHINGTON. Jan. S. Captain
Rolrlmuin. of the Seventeenth lnfurttr
, . h PhlDneSt htt3 w.
: JoreJ ,0 Sou,h Africa ,0 f. u,,
nilUtarv opelMtjone In the Transvaal.
LOLAND REED IMPROVED.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5. Roland Re d
w.ts reported today to be resting com
fortably and much improve!.
WEST SIDE XEWS.
Mrs. Phil O'ldit wis in Hammond
Tuesday.
Albert Hill and wife were in Astoria
Tuesday.
L. A. Conn ri.i le sjri i IVMUr.d
Wednesday.
E. M. Phllibauin visited Fort Stev
ens Sunday.
Geo. May ana wife spent the holidays
in Portland.
Miss Kate May was visiting In Port-
land hull w?k.
Mri. J. M. Turn?y. of Flavel, is visit
ing in Portland.
Grandpa Kindred is spending the
holidays !n Portland.
Mr. Monroe Grimes returned from
' Baker City last wotk.
j Capt. Downs and H. C. Smith made
a trip to Seaside Friday.
Miss Nelly Ledwell Visited hrr aunt
at Hammond lat week.
A. W. t'txinger has opened a new
restaurant in Hammond.
and only 11 Mrs. J. Dillon continues the restaur
go abnii;ant at Melntlre's old place.
Mlas AmelDi Larson spent Christmas
with her people in Scappoiwe.
Mrs. J. M. Richardson and Miss Nl
ta are visiting in Portland.
Mi?s Murium wus a guest cf Mrs.
Lt'.lly the Witter part of the week.
(r.indpu Hill wus slumping In As
toria the eorly part of the week.
E. C. Munson was In Hammond on
Sunday and returnt-d to Sklpanon that
evening.
Mrs. K
. 11 ison rft'irne.l from her
Christmas vacation anil resumed chi
Tuesday.
Miss Irne Johnson, of A tori;', ls
Ited Mr. X Mil l I, of Hamm. nJ,
on Saturdiv.
Mrs. K. A. Maiion returned from
Portland Tuesday and haa resumed
her school.
A merry party watch the old year
out and the new year in at ths home of
F. H. Mudd.
Victor Peterson has re-entered the
Lfe-savlng servl?e and Is now stationed
at Golden Gate.
Mrs. S. A. Jones has returned to her
heme in Woodlawn after spending the
holidays In Sklpanon.
Grandp.i Kindred returned from
Portland Tuesday, where he has been
spending the holidays.
Miss Cora Regie and Miss Hessie Re-
Foul-Smelling
Catarrh.
Catarrh is on of the most obstinate
diseases, and hence the most difficult
to get rid of.
There is bat one way to cure it.
The disease is in the blood, and ail the
prays, washes and inhaling mixtures
in tne world can have no permanent
effect whatever upon it. Swift's 8pe
tiflcotures Catarrh perrnacwitly.forit is
the only remedy which can reach the
disease and force it from the blood.
Mr. B. P. McAllister, of Harrodsborg,
Ky., had Catarrh for years. He writes:
"I aoald asw so Improrameat whatever,
tkh I was eoniMnlly treated with sprays
ana wmsnea, ana amei
nt Inhaling reandlas
In fast, I eoaM teal that
each winter I was worse
thao the yea previous.
"Finally ll was
breught o mj aotlas
that Catarrh waa a blood
disease, sad after thlak
lng over the Batter. I
saw It watanreaamabls
to ezpeal to be eure4 by
remedies whlab self
MiiihMl I V, anvfsA T
AkTf tDen oeoiaea to try
tt'eedspereeptlble Improvement. OonMniini
the remedy, the disuse was foroed oat of my
PrstetB. and a complete ears wu the retail,
edvUe ail who hare this dreadMl disease to
S baa don tkalr local treatment, which has never
dona there say good, and take 1. 1. ., rem
idy that can reach the disease and ears it."
To continue the wrong treatment for
Catarrh is to continue to suffer. Swift's
Spseiflo is a real blood remedy, end
earn obstinate, deep-seated diseases,
whieh other remedies have no effect
whatever upon. It nromptly reaches
Catarrh, ana never fails to core even the
most aggravated cases.
S.S.S.rfteBlood
Is Purely Vegetable, and it the only
blood remedy guaranteed to eon tain no
A so ge roue minerals.
'Books mailed free by Swift SpeeilU
Oompaay, Atlanta, Georgia.
viz
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a a a .
WILD till ECZEMA
One of Pittsburg's Most Estimable Business
Men Certifies to the Wonderful
Efficacy of Cuticura.
I was a sufferer for eight years from that most distressing of alt tllsMri,
Ecietua. 1 tried tome of the best ptiy slulana la the country, but they did me
Jf-te Night after nlht I would lie awn
v Kratch and almost ro wild.
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ness and
used one bo there was not a sign of Ectema left I can truthfully assert
that 1.00 worth of Cctici ra IUmcdies cured mo.
J. D. rOUTE, 4th Ave., Pittsburg, Ta.
CUTICURA TUE SET 81.25
Complete External and Internal Treatment for Every Humor,
eonwui of CCTU i ka Sojkr (Ms), to oltauM (lie .iw o( orii.u sml t'U' ami otwa
the Uilt'Lvurileutlrlc, tl'TK I KV IXntmi nl (Mo.), to sllnjr In-tiliiK, IrrttnUun, ! Inflamma
tion, ami toothe nt heal, ami CI'TIiTHA Kk.hoLvk.it (-.), to root ul rlranM Uie blood.
A tngl vt is often auitK-lent to curt Uie moot tnrturiux, illailKurlus- kln and aealu hu.
mom, nhv, IWhlnKS, ami trrtLitlon. with kwu of hair, i'"'llly of Inf.inm and riilldron,
whrn Uie U-tt (iliyvklaua and nil other rinelle fall. MA ilirmiiihout the world. I'OTTKa
PuiO AD CIIKM. Coal'., Sle Prop.., Iku-ton. " How to l ure tverjr Humor," tree.
HAD COMI'LKXIONS, plmplra, blotcho, blwkhu.U, ml, rough, oily (kla,
ml, rough hmi with harwlnw sail, dry, thin, ami fulling hair, with Itching, xaiy,
irniairu m'iw, prvvrmra vj iitki u jibimvial anp ivii.t piur, in am
eflrctlvt akin urlfyln( anl bmutlfylnt to In th world, u well at purMt anil
awMim lor wuci, oaui, aim nuravry. I wo ton)) roiuDinvu in un ai on inov, too
gle, of Vancouver, are vt-iting th' lr
parents at Fort Stevotas.
Recent totters from August Htvwn.
wno is still in luw.-'H, ri'p.'fW I'lni I't
good houhli and pus'in'ous.
Wni, Slod.kud, wtth his dillilr.-n, l. ft
fur t'hemawah on Saturday. The t-1 11
dr'it will etittr the whuol there.
Miss Nelly Stanley, of ie.wid'', who
hna bt-en visiting the family J Cluis.
Sohals, riturntd to hir home Uimi Fri
day. The n?v ye-jr ww ushert-d in n the
West Side with niui h :vi and ecUl.
The ringing of b.-lls, th.- firing of
b. mis and yells of ta-htail bo-s dnve
sJtvp from the of those so in
clined. Tlie niustiuerade f the s-asin was
given at Hammond in Ford's hall n
Saturday evening. Thirty couple
were In costume. Prizes wrv award
ed to "Topsy," Mrs. J. Lambly, uf As
toria, and "the clown," L. U. Hetulric
son, of Vancouver, by the JuJg, L.
A. Conp, F. S. Munson and Ford Par
ker. A delicious supper was served at
the Flatman hotel at midnight and
during th. evening N. J. Carrie served
Ice cream at the hall.
DISSOLUTION NOTICR.
Notice Is har.-by given that the part
ntirshlp hratofore existing between C.
V. Ilich and Alice May, unler the firm
name of Rich & May, has this day
b-on dlscolvd by mutual consent,
Alice May retiring. All the Indebted
ness of the Launch Ethel has been as
sumed by C. W. Rich and all the bills
clue the launch Eihel must be paid to
the Commercial ColLt-tl m Ag n;cy,
Dalglty Reed, proprietors.
C. W. RICH
ALICK MAY.
Dated December 28, 1899.
LADIES' TAILOR-MADE SUITS.
Ladles who go to Portland and desire
something especially line In the way of
tailor-made suits will do well to remem
ber that they can be well fitted at L D.
Boyer's IT Fourth street, In the T. M.
C. A. building.
Not only does he keep a strictly first
class cutter for men's wear, but also
one exclusively for ladles' work, and
all can rest assured of getting not only
good work, but the best of materials,
as Mr. Royer Is an expert on woolen
cloths.
ANNUAL MEETING NOTICE.
The. annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Alaska Fishermen
Packing Company, will be held at 2
o'clock on Monday, January 8, 1909, at
Hanthorn hall. O. O. MOEN,
President.
Attest: JOHN NORDSTROM, Sec.
All Astorlans who visit Portland and
desire spending a pleaasant evening In
company with polite people and In the
enjoyment of an unexcelled musical
program, should go to the Fredericks
burg. Besides vocal and Instrumental
selections there are many other at'
tractions to delight the visitors. The
new management Is making the Freder
lcksburg a well-merited success.
BROWN ft GRANT, Props.
W. C. A. Pohl,
(91 ITT COBOIEB.
Undertaker, Embalmer
and Funeral Director
Caskets and Fntieral Supplies constant
ly on hand.
Corner 11th and Duane 8t, Astoria, Ore
THE PROOF
of the pudding Is In the eevtlag
and the proof of liquors
IS IN SAMPLING
That's an argitmeot that's ceo
elusive donartiwtlofi.
Ours wfll stand Qie test
HUGHES & CO.
llttlo good, lite palm of my hands were oor
ered, ami would become Inlhmml; little whits
blister at first would apHnr, then they w ould
peel off, leaving a red, smooth stirfitoti which
would burn like (Ire, and Itch ; well, there U no
oanie for It. On the lusldo of the uir part of
both my limb, great red blotches, not unlike
hives, wuld appear, and as roo,i as I beoame
wann, the burning and Itching would begin.
vnk all night and
I got a bos of
r'yotii vxiivma viuimrni a ouviio ui t L in. UK A
r'?S, - J Kesolvent, and gave them a thorough trial,
. j ... . . ... .. .. .
a icw apimcaiious I noiiceti mo reu
luflamniatlou dUiinmMtr; before I had
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leaves Astoria at B S0 a. m.; arrirst at
Seaside 15 a. m.
Piuaongers may return on any train
shown on schedule on sains date.
ALL TRAIN8 to and from Seaside run
ot Flavel and Hammond via Warren
ton. Alt trains make close connections at
Ooble with all Northern Paclflo trains
to snd from the east or Sound points.
At Portland with all train leaving
Union depot
At Astoria with I. R. A N. Co.'s boat
and rail line to and from I'waco and
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THROUIT TICKETS on sale at As.
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City ticket offloe Aatorla. U4 Comrner.
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$ TslsllhnnD OJil nndlliey
jl iciepnone yoi ,.,,,
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Stippljes us willi nintiy of our beat ntrn
e For Instance . a .
'i Dr. Kilmer's Swuinnroot U
r. ...I I k l l ..r..-
t mu 17 inimi urtiKK1!' tor
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tf. l.cavlnu a little remainder in
J pocket of
This) isn't the only example; ws
.j reerxuioiiig prues:
H rinkhniu's Compotintl, C'io; Ilotnl's Snrxainirilln. 73o;
fj rwine's tVU-ry
f. Si.Miu l.'i.xiL;.... 7't...
, j .'-viio .in uiniwu, i in,
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l'icrco's litildfii
i;
All these preparations nru marked
fj Woodard, Clarke 6b Co.,
rr wniinio
PoMrtH nntl rVoMlilnatoti Him., Portlntitl.
It us send you our
J, 0, (i.llen ft Co.,
Dealers, Manufacturersrand Contractors
Of AHbcHtoH Boiler
mid Pipe Covering!
22 iSttoii.l St, I'( JUTLAND, 01! K.
DO YOU BATHE?
1 NO. I
WHY?
S5.
INSTHUCTIDHS 6IVtB.
Mis Bertha flat-tin's
Decorative
j I
All
Rooms
Boom ftSO Pekom BlilldlDg, 3d
Pacific N avigation Com pan v
Steamer-"R. P. Elmore," "W. II. HarrlHon"
Only line Astoiiu to Tillamook, Garlhuldl, Hay City, HohHonvlllo.
OoDDeoting at Astoria with the Oregon Iinllroad k Navlgntlon Co. antl
also tbe Astoria & Columbia River K. R, for Han Francisco, Portland
and all points east. For freight antl passenger rates apply t-
Samuel Elmoro Co. Omieral Amenta, ASTORIA, ORE.
COHN A CO Asrents, Orrgon RailroBtl & NHvlgfltion Co.,
TILLAMOOh, Ore. A. t C. R. R Co, VORTLAND, Ore.
We Rent
Many New
Smith
f J 1 L.AM.
Nice Work.
I run wtish and iron, but S
can mil do it as nice as the v
New Columbia
Steam Laundry.
I sin yoiitig and they aro 8
oh) bamla t the business,
vou know.
rail for y,nr srrtelt sml you will! rn
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niiiiLcJ niiJ
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l:a ii
your
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all pntent meilirinee aiiildrtiK'nl cor
Coiiipoiiiiil, 7fr;
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Mfdii - nl Discovt'ry, Mo.
jll'll t'.-l 1 UTl I I'IIUII, Ui't ,
and sold by most stores (or (1.00,
a-ruixBiMiM.
Cut-lUto Calsloxde.
llt'Cuiift lit our lioiiho wo liuvo urilLiT a btttlitub, V
nor hot witter humly. . . .
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Then to thu Itorwlnil Ilutln itt 217 Alor St,
reuts Is the price. I'tivntit npnrlmtmU (or '
Indies. Only the hctlcr clans of putronai;e Is )
rnlrwl to. Try one and you a ill cumo rt'milurlv. 3
UhUtKS 5ULIU 1 tU. g
1 fall Line ol Nekt.st embroid
ery Materials.
initials s specialty,
Choice Selection of S imping
Desln.
Stamping Neatly Done,
and Washington fits., Portland, Or.
New Typewriters.
Improvements Added HEE OUR LATEST
Premier Typewriter
NEW ART CATAIXIGUS FREE
ALEXANDER A CO., Phono Main 874
Exolusive Paoiflc Coast Dealers. 245 Stark Bt Portland