I'M MORMMi ASTOU1AN SUMA, JANUARY 7, 1DOO.
Our First Great Annual
Clearance Sale
Has 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.
EASTERN RAILROAD COMBINE.
Mwijr- LeaJang Roads to Paw Under
One General management.
NEW YORK, Jan. 6. The Tribune
pays:
"An Important rallr.md conference
has been In progress In this oily for
the last two days at the Waldorf-Astoria.
M. F. Ingulls, president of tike
Pig Four and Chceupeake A Ohio
systems; Henry Fink, prvsidont of the
Norfolk & Wrotero, and A. J. Cas
satt, preeSiieoi of the Pennsylvania
eyem, have aU been in atter-dunce.
Juhn K. Cowaii, prosij-su of the Bal
timore & Ohl3, te also said to have
been present. One Important matter
disposed of was the rue for hauling
cowl for the coming year; but thte
Is said to have bn only an Incident
of the me-Ung.
'"For somotlme It has been known
that th Vandrblll-Morgan Interests
were In control of the Uig Four and
Chesapeake & Ohio. There have been
persistant rumors, too, regarding a
combination betwjen the Pennsylvania
and the Baltimore & Ohio systems
nnu of these two roads with the Van
derbilt fystems. A man usually well
tnfoimed said that he had been given
to understand that In the. near future
a. great combination would be elected
and tha( :h? following roads would be
in It: T!
N "The. Boston & Madt.e, which, as It
own? the road, also meant the Maine
Central north of Boston; the New
York, JCew Haven & Hartford, which
on account of its ultimate traffic re
lationship with the Pennsylvania
could not well aLand alouf, and the
P-oston ti Albany, now controlled by
the New York Central these roads
practically covering the field of New
England.
"Besides thee the spaiker named
the Pennsylvania, the Baltimore &
Ohio, the C. 4 O., ihe Big Four, the
Norfolk & Western, and the New
York Central Bysftem, including the
Ljke Shore & Michigan Suth-rr.
and the Michigan Central, as well as
the Nickel Plata and West Shore. He
added that he was not informed as to
what the eraot form of the combina
tion would b? whether It wouU
amount to actual cotul:da.Uoii cr
not-but it would oertalnly be of such
& nature as to prevent future comp
trticn and a consequent cutting of
freight and passenger rates. This, he
thought, however, was only the be
ginning and It was his conviction that
other roads may be taken in lat?r,
both in the south and weot.
"Far two or three days there have
been persistent rumors in Wall street
that a railroad combination of the
first magnitude was impending, but
there has been mueih myttery as to the
Ideniity of the roads concerned.
"A year ago the New York Central
Interests secured control of the Rut
land railroad. The Rutland road Is
Intimately connected wf'h. the Fitch
burg and later the New York Central
made overtures to.vard obtaining a
Vease of the latiter propwy. These ne
gotiations were not successful and the
Central made an Arrangement where
by It obtained control of the Riwton
& Albany on a. kaig teas. Advices
from Ftoston qiine the prosidflnt of
the Boston & Maine as admitting that
Jl.i.WO. conflioment In Jull during the
eslojt cf the legisUtur and the for
feiture of uffrge. A similar charge
win b tiled in the houw and a Join
uvmrntttiw to Investigate the crarge
Is asked.
his road was in negotiation fir the
leasing of the Fitohburg. With thelal wives were quite generally ivctlvexl
ROBERTS' ARGUMENT,
He Concludes Hi Plea for Admission
to the Hou.v of Itottretvnt&Mvva.
WASHINGTON. Jan. .-Vhen the
Roberts iv.ntnrtttwe rwurml Its sesioi
toiluy, Hob.rt wvivt on with his ar
gument, begun ytrlay. He review
ed the action of the constitutional con
vention of I'tah, urging that this
tNti'ried out the requltMnienta of con.
Kross for the .idmfcwlon of I tah as a
sUte. nanmiy, that pxtlygitmous mar
riages should iki longer be contracted.
In particular, Robert contended there
was no rejultvmwnt by iw stress or In
the toisnltuUoii.il ctttivemlon Uuit pre
viously coirtnioteU matrimoikliU saw
cuttons should be Interrupts.
In the course of his argument, Rob
erts sidl he had observed that the
tidies InvolveJ In this quesilmi of plur-
Fitchburg. the Boon & Maine would
have a western outlet from Boston.
Ri't Wall strwt op-i.vi has coincid
ed with the view of the Tribune's in
formant, Hut the Boston & Maine
ware soon to puM undue the control
of the New York Central. There re
mains In New Enjrl.vvl the big New
York, New Havan & Hartford rvxul.
which, although tt .my not be taken
over by any other company, is still
not like ylto be a disturbs r of har
mony, fior J. Pierpont Morgan and
Senator Pepew .ve among its directors
and another Is William R'X-kefel'.er.
who recently fntI the New York
Control board. Moreover, the New
Hiven road la In close businew rela-i
ti-w with the Pennsylvania, between
which system and the Niw York
Contra a compact of .unity exists."
NOT OUR BUSINESS.
This Government Will Not Offer Its
Good Offices Unless Requeued
by Both Parties.
1
M
"Oh Proof
Is Mel'
At om
time in be
life Cupid
pleads in
every worn
in'i ear.
and when that time comes
it is a woman's duty to
think twice before she
answers. She should
think once for herself,
and once for the man who
has chosen her for his life companion.
If she is suffering from torturing, drag
ring weakness or disease so prevalent with
her sex, she has no right to answer " Yes "
nntil her health is restored. If she does.
she will be wretched and ill herself and her
home will be an unhappy one. Vr. Tierce's
Favorite Prescription is a scientific remedy
that cures all weakness, disease, disorder
and derangement of the delicate and im
portant feminine organs. It is not a " cure
all," but a medicine devised to correct this
one class of disorders and no other. It
has accomplished its purpose in tens of
thousands of cases, as is shown by tens of
thousands of testimonials of the grateful
patients themselves. It imparts vigor and
virility to the entire womanly organism,
and is the best of all nerve tonics and re
storative. It fits for wifehood and mother
hood. It transforms weak, nervous, de
spondent invalids into healthy, happy
women.
"I Vis so weiic i could scarcely walk about
tbe house," writes Mrs. Msttie Scruggs, of
Allen's Creek, Amherst Co., Va. " Was reduced
to a mere skeleton, i was never free from pain
in the back and bead and could not sleep at
night I bought three bottles of Pr. Pierce1
Favorite Prescription and 'Golden Medical Dis
covery' and two vials of 'Pleasant Pellets." After
taking these six weeks I felt like a new person ;
slept well and (rained in flesh. I am doing all
my own homework and we have nine In the
4 A man or woman wno negietia
,n.,Qi;nn ,i.T.r!i from slow
t poisoning. Dr. Pierce' Pleasant
Pellets cure constipation. One
little " Pellet " is a gentle laxa
tive, and two a mild cathartic
All medicine dealer sell them.
No other pills are "just a good."
NEW YORK, Jan. . A special to
the Tribune from Washington says:
It Is pointed out at th state d;-part-rr.errt
that the popular movement re
ported In press dispatch from Bel
gium, having in view a petition to
President McKinley asking him to offer
mediation to the be'llgerents in South
Africa, Is altogether misdirected hnd
exhibits a painful ignorance of the
American policy of abstention from
intruding ln matters which are ncna
of this country's buslnefw.
It Is suggested that such a petition
could hava no direct influence in the
direction of terminating hostilities !f
it proposed to Induce the United States
to take the Initiative toward securing
an American cable settlement of the
quirrel.
Both belligeiunts are wlready pre
urr.ably aware of the historical atti
tude of the United States, tot crn-
j sciotiuly shown as late as the war be
tween China and Japan, in always
b-?ing reidy to uw its gl otfics to
avoid cr vi strife when th? Invitation
comes from both disputants, not from
one alone ar.l not from a mere out
sider.
Grat Britain and the ?outh African
republics ara r.ware hat the president
will accept promptly and with pleasure
any sugg-:tlon of mediation that came
from both of them, but up to this time.
neither of th.e governments has given
the Pliehtest intimation that it desires
anything but strict neutrality from the
United States.
It is trU3 tha.t just before hostilities
began, President St;yn, of the Orange
Free State, through his consul general
at New York, Mr. Pierce, desired the
friendly intervention of President Mc
Kinley in the hope of averring war,
but no concurrent request of a similar
nature came from England and the
president therefore abstained from
volunteering his good olfices where
they apparently would have be-.-n un
welcome. Since that time no suggestion of a
desire to arbitrate or to put an end
to fighting has been manifested, how
ever guard5dly, to this government by
the countries concerned and reports
to the contrary are authoritatively
chairactrlzed as false.
It is probable that should Great
Eritaln Indicate her wish to have the
president attempt ia picefil solution
of the difficulty, the American consul
at Pretoria would promptly ask Presi
dent Krugvr If he desired to unite in
the request.
This procedure g made possible by
President Styen's earlier request and
by the ata'.e department's deduction
to 'receive General Obyme who was
understood to be charged with powers
from Pretoria -to ask for mediation in
the event of England being willing to
leave the dispute to arbitration. Offi
cially, It is said, the United States
cannot bring to the attention of the
British government a Boer request for
mediation, though it is not doubted
that England would become aware of
such a request as soon as It was made
a nd ""would Immediately have an op
portunity to make an Identical pro
position. " ' ..
In the circles of GiUle ladies in
Utah. He vehemently denounced whin
he ehuMcf'riied as a sensational cru
sade made ag.Utnt htm, and -a1m ttvr
effort I ) arourte, public feeling by Buy
ing the American home "was In dun
gic. ' If necessary." he exclaimed, "I
could call ututitkm to a-n thousand
evils which thtvaten the country with
out going to the Mate of I'tah."
In closing Robe-its i;tll thitt the
patriotism of th Morni n church to
ward th- country could not V ques
t.orwd. When a fund was ral.-vl fT
the survlois of the bittU'ship Maine,
the Mormon church had contributed
( ne fifth if the entire Amount. When
the country's authority In the Philip
pirn's was questioned "Utah's guns,
handUil by Ut.ih men had Ixvn in th-i
front f the frny."
Schtv.d.T. the Ger.tile representative,
siatod that no further point would be
made on Roberts' natura'iatlon pa
pers, as it was dt sired io exclude him
from congresj. specifically and so'ely
on the ground of his belo a polyga-
IllySt.
At 12 30 the arguments on Doth
sid. were cled and the committee
near Into executive session. The com
mittee afterward adjourned until
l
Foul-Smelling
Catarrh.
Catarrh it on of ihe mott obsttnata
disease, and hone the mo, difficult
to rot rid of.
There it bat one way to cure It.
Ihe disoase it la the blood, and ell the
ipreyt, washsa and inhaling niizturrt
In the world ran hate no permanent
effect whatever upon It. Swift't Spe
oiflc ctire Catarrh wrmanen tly , for It le
the only remiHly which cati reeeh the
diss and Uttv it from the blood.
Mr. 11. P. McAllister, of Harroilsburg,
e.y., had unarm lor yoara. lie writes:
"i
ould
no tmnrovninl whatever,
tkoe-u 1 waa constantly lr'ie.l with sinaj
ami waanoa, and linr
nl tukaltng rmili
In (aal. I could (mI thai
wluur 1 was wtira
than tha amvtoua.
rinalls II in
broiiiihllo wy sot to
thai C atarrh waaa blood
diaeajw, and aflrlhluk
liiK orr Ui matwa, I
saw ii waaunrvaaananM
lono a burd by
rameiils whloh !(
rwunea ma aurfaa. I
8. S. S., aud afur a (tw NUtlsa war ud, I no-
Uoda twrwpUble Improvenienl. UonUnuIng
lha ramfxir. Uia dtaeaae waa WKl oulot niv
vatvm, anil a eomiUsl rur waa lha rcaull.
ladviMall who bar Ibla dreadtul dlsaaM to
abandon lhalrlocal troaunnl.whlvb baa nam
dona tbam any khI. and taka 8. 8. 8., a ram
tit thai can rab lha dlaras and cur It."
To continue the wrong trentmont for
Catarrh it to continue toiuffer. Swlft'e
Speoiflo it a real blood remedy, and
on ret obstinate, deep-toated dlean,
whieh other remeUee have no elloct
whatever upon. It nmmptly reachet
Catarrh, and never fails to cure even the
most apgravatod rwee.
SS&Blood
it Purely Yepc table, end it the only
blood remedy i uaranteed to contain no
dtnKeroul mir.erals.
Books mailed free by Swift Bpecifle
Ootupany, Atlanta, Georgia.
ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA
RIVER RAILROAD.
Arrlv.
Lear.
Vdu . m.
liiw m.
T 4Ja.m
1 10 p.m.
POIITLAND.
Portland Union lWiot,U:U a.m.
for Aalorla and lnlr l:v p.m.
medlata point.
AO IvltiA.
For Portland A tn-)ll:t04.ra,
termedlat point l: Wp.ro.
8RA8IDB DIVISION.
p. m. a. m.
8:Attt:SSt.v
S'4VH:MAr
:li t,V '
.M l:UAr
...Aitorla..,.
,.Vrrntun..
...O.'aalde.,.,
a.m. p.m.
T:4 4:00
T: I
l:U 1 11
1:14 1:10
81'Kt'IAL SKABIDR 8UNDAT TIIA1N
Iave Astoria at I SO a. m.j arrivt a
SeasM 9:45 a, m.
raaaonger may return on any train
tiou n on oht-dul on sam dare.
ALL, TItAINS to tnd friun 8ait rut
ot Flavcl and Hammond vie Warren
ton. All train mak cloa contMrttona tt
Oobla with all Northam Paolflo tralni
to tnd from tha east or Sund point.
At Portland with all train leaving
Union depot.
At Astoria with I. R. A N. Co.'t boat
and rail line to tnd from Ilwtco and
North Bewt-h polnta
THROUO: TICKETS on sal at A.
lorla for vtnunto, Baa rrnci all
l-V'trn and KurtDan Dolnt.
' tlrket omc AaloHa 414 rmroar.
Htl atrt. J. C. MATO,
On'l rrt and I'ax. Atmu
When You Want
F1INB TEAS
AND COFFEES
CAM ON...
'"It:,, FoardfiStohesCo.
Baking Powder At-itorln, Or
COLUMBIA STEAM LAUNDRY
CORNER NINIU AND AST0R STS.. ASTORIA
LEAVE
PORTLAND
ARKIVI
onjmanuvxnniAj wvAAnnruvu Ang
wrvtfk The
edr.esilay.
DIGGING THEirt GUAVE3.
j ---.. 1 ,.a4 '
Kentucky Gobelit Determined
Keep Up Their Factloinal Strife,
to
FRANKFORT, Ky., Jan. .-Ser,a-tort
Thomas and Grenshaw Jointly
fded information today Citing J. H.
Whallen and Charles Ryaji to appear
before the senate on the wtatutary
proceedinj charging them with at
tempting to bribe Senator Harrell. The
nenalty uoon conviction U a line of
CAPTAIN LEARY'3 REPtiRT.
Gi-atifylng Progress Made In the Civil
ization and Sanitation of Ui
Native Subjocte.
WASHINGTON. Jan. ..-The secre
tary of the navy has received a moat
interesting r-port from Captain Lenry,
the govern- of Guam, recording his
achievements In the matter of civiliz
ing the natives ond cleaning up the
telan J.
The report says:
"People appear to be grateful for
what is beirg gratitioualy dwe for
them nd seem to appreciate the Im
portance of co-ops-rating with us. not
only in our medical work hut kn our
effur's to make sandtary lniprove-monts."
3 k.j a -
I mji Best
j JQp Eyes
Li
Are those given the beet care
throughout all period cf one'
llfn. "I used to have the beet
eyes," la a common expression.
These people very likely have
bad eyes now because neglectful
of the core necessary to keep
them good. Lot us help keep
yours good. If you bavn't good
onee let us assist in matting
them good. Right glass aid
that' what we offer.
Northwest Optical Co.,
The Labba Illt..
Second and Wnelilniftiin Hte
Room o-ji-j-.i
POIITLAND, OREOON.
lAAAnrtAjnrvAJijTiAnnAUUv
OVERLAND EX
I'HKas. Cor Salvia,
1 1 MIMttliraf A aklan.1
7:0C P.M.8acramnTo, Otdan.'
Ban tTanclaco, lo
Inve, Le Anlia,
Kl Paao. Saw Or
leana and th Kat
1 A. U
Dally
except
Sunday
tT: A. M
M:H V. UI
Roaeburg paaaanfar
Via Woodbura, for
Mount Amol, Bl.
vdrton. Wait Bolo.
rlrownvllla, Spring.
Hold and Nation....
rorvallt puarnrr (f u a.
paa' tl:B A M
IndepanUence
I:W A.k
I N V. h
Dally
rxetipl
Banday
Dally. fDallv
ConnacUng at 8a Krancla(-o with 0x-
except Hunaay.
a) ft'M
WILL SELL THE VESSEL.
PHILADELPHIA, Ian. 6.-The eurvey
baird which hta ben conducting the
cxaminatlvi of the double tumned
Mi.;nt-niimah has found that $450,000
will required to place the monitor
in condition. The xard will, it Is be
lieved, recommend the sale of the
v-eel.
TENEMENT HOUSE FIRE.
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-A tenement
house lire In East Ninety-second
street early today rcsultel in three
deaths and seven persons being badly
injured. The dad tire:
Mrs. Mary Sutherly, widow; Frank
Sutherly, 0 years old; James Suther
ly, I'.' months old, both eons of Mrs.
Suthrly.
lnjur.-d Harr Sutherly, 5 yours old,
critical; ItaphaW PItizzo; Fire Lieu
tenant Stone; M. A. Dean; Michael
Sullivan; Charles McCarthy; Martin
OXeary, ovweome by gas and smoke.
When the flrunx.M were about to en
ter the building they found the dead
body of Mn. Sutherly lying faoe down
with her dead taby in her arms. A
few feet from her on the floor lay
the half burned body of her boy
Frank.
I TIMB 5CHEDILF3
DKPART Knm. fortUml.
- Ma i
8 p. m.
Bpoxane
river
8 V p. m
Suit l.-ike. Denr r. Kt.
' Wort. Oinalm, Kan
j mn t.'ity, hi. loulu,
j C)lcaiti and 1 aU
,iValla Walla, Hnokanc.
I MlnnoniHill,HUP.iu1
I buluth, Mllwaukop,
' ChlcAKo and Knit,
ARRITt
Kat
Mall
6:46 p m.
dantai A Oriental. I'aci4u Hall and Oa
JAPAN. CHINA. AUSTRALIA.
HAVVAU AND THE PHIUPPINEJ).
Rabat ttckvta on al dally becwaaa
Portland, Saortmento. and Han KraocLa
oo. Nat rata tl7 Onat-claa. and U
ond-claa. IncHallng alrDr.
Ptu and Uckau to Eattarn point ane
Europe. Also Japan, China. Honolulu
and AuttralLa. Oan be obtaJnad tmm J. B
KIRKIAND, Ticket Afont, m Third at.,
. KOKHLfiR 6. l(. MARKllAM
Manaaer1. o. F. A P. A
Through tlrkat iCaat for lowat rat an
Call on C. J Treochard, local araL
War. rtrco Coiumm i otfioa. Aatort.
WHITE COLLAR LINE
Cohimbta River and ruirat S"und Narl
fat loo CompeJiy.
Lalley Gatiert leavre Attorl dally,
except Punday, at 7 p. m.
Ieave Portland dally except Sun
day at 7 a. m.
White Collar line ticket and O. R.
& N. tickets Interchangeable on Dalley
Uatxr'rt and Hasaala
A. J. Taylor, Astoria Aft
U. B. SCOTT. Telephone 111.
President
W' i t, )i ""--". 'ft J-uacJ.
tor hVllLr3
II TV
WW,
Wo nro now n'utritl to do all
kiiulo of liuiiulry work on uliori no
tiot', tlio plant lmvinj; bot-n rcinod.
olotl tli rou jjliout niitl iitwiiincliincry
Hiltltil. Vt nin n.xMirc yon of tlio
lest class nf work ever turned out
on tlie Const. A trial order noHcitid.
J. W. DUTCH. Prcprtctor
THONK WM IH Vcttt i:x4rlcni
til) ( IIINKhK IMI I.OVIili
J. 0, Glllcn 6 Co,,
Dealers, Mdnufacturersiand Contractors
Of AHbcHtoH Boiler
find Pipe CovcHtiKH
221) Sm.ii.1 St, l'()UTI.AND, OKK.
1 DO YOU BATHE? I
NO.
WHY?
WW
JSrcniiau at our liouto we have iieitlicr a bathtub,
nor hot water Imtnly. . . ,
Then km to the HiiKalnn lUtb kt '.'17 Aator St.
25 Ci'iil it tbe prir. 1'rlnite apnrluiviiU tor
laJlt't. Only the belter oIum of pntroiitKe I
I'ulorcd to. Try one tnd you a ill cume nvulnrly.
Pacific NavigationCompany
.Stcumcrs-"K. 1'. rinmrc," "V. II. Ihu lismt '
Only line - Astoria to Tillamook. (iiirlbalUI, Hay City, llubMoiivillc.
lnnnecting at Antoiit with llieUrcifon lUllnm.1 A N'Hvitfntluu Co. nml
hUo the Aalorla & I'oltiinbui Uiver It. 11. (or Situ FrHiiclwo, J'ortlnnd
ml all ih'iIiiIr i iiit. For (ri'lh'lil mill paaaenuer rati hi,.ly t .
HnitKicI lilmoro At Co. (leiu'rel Atrnits, ASTOItIA, OHE.
(X)HN A CO- Atfetit. Oreki n Jt.illrtm.l A Niivltrntinn l'o
TILLAMOr, Ore. A. AC. II IL Co. IDKTLAND, Ore.
Hpokane
Fiver
8 a. m.
Prom Antoria
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
Mil Railing Date nib
! left to change,
for Ban Franciaco-rtall
Ja-.8.13,1S,Z1,S '
LADIES' TAILOR-MADE SUITS.
Ladles who go to Portland and deal re
something etpecially fine In the way of
tailor-made suits will do well to remem
ber that they can be well fitted at L D.
Boyer't m Fourth street, in the T. 11
C. A. bulldln.
Not only does he keep a strictly flnt-
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 beat of materials,
as Mr. Royer Is an expert on woolen
cloths.
AU Astorlans who visit Portland and
desire spending a pleasant 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
icksburg a well-merited success.
BROWN It GRANT, Propt.
W. C. A. Pohl,
COLITT C0B01EB.
Undertaker, Embalmer
and Funeral Director
Caskets and Funeral Supplies constant
ly on hand.
Corner 11th and Duane Bts, Astoria, Ore
7 am
Ex Sunday
6 am
Colombia River
Steamers
To Portland sad
Wty Landing.
la in Hi
Mo., (lay
From Portland '
WILLAMETTK RIVER j; j gniiday
ExSim.lay' CT Newb,
Httlem h Wap-Und
7 am.
Tuet.Thur
and Bat
Willamette ao4 Yam- g sop.m.
Bill Kiv.r. Mon.Ved.
Oregon City, Dayton, ft and Krl.
wty-uwaiDKi. i
Blparia
Leave dlf
rarium.
tarn
Tuea.ThQi
Saturday
Soak River.
Rlparlato Lewliton,
itv Lewlata
8; JO a m
dally
WILLAMETTE RIVER 4:.'0p.m.
Portlana touorvaint jnoa, wea
and way luuilinga. Kriday
I
0. W. LOTJKiBIRRT,
. Agent Astoria
W. K. HTJXLBTJXT,
Oea. Pta Art Fsrtlaa. Or.
Oregon Short Line
Railroad.
THB DTRBCT ROCTB TO
Montana, Utah, Colorado
and all Eastern Points.
Olves obrAc of two favorite routes, via
the Union Pacific Fast Mali Iiaev or
the Rio Grand Seeole Line
LOOK AT THB THIS
1 Days to Salt Lake
2J Days to Denver
3J Days to Chicago
4J Days to New York.
Free reollnlng dhalrs, upholstered toon
1st taeepinc oars, and Pullman patae
leepers, opera tod on ell trains.
For further mfownattoa, apPT
Or Astoria, Oregon
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Besides the advantage of such a largo variety to select from, thus enabling
you to obtain exactly what you want, wo save you from $2 to f on a Man's
Suit or Overcoat, and $1 to $3 on Hoys' Suits.
Men's Suits $6 to $25.
Hen's Overcoats $8 to $30.
Boys' Suits $2 to $15.
Child's Reefers $1.50 to $8.
Honey Cheerfully, Refunded
II Goods are not Satisfactory
MOYER CLOTHING CO.,
The Popular Price Clothiers.
BEN SELLING, Manager. 3rd and Oak Streets, Portland