The morning Astorian., January 10, 1902, Image 4

Till: MORNINV. ASTOKIAN. FHIDAY, JAM' Alt Y 10. VMY2
Second
Week
SHANAHAN'S
SLAUGHTER
Second
Week
Dry Goods and Men's Furnishings this week at SACRIFICE PRICES. Only 23 (twenty-three) days left in which to close out our LarRo Stock oi
Bargains. Those who wish to Make and Save Money should call on us before purchasing clsewhero. Bring your list with you early and avoid tho
afternoon daily rush. A Few of our prices toilow:
In Our Big
Dry Goods Department.
Towels, usually aold for l4c now t i
Apron Ginghams, formerly lftc, now I
Outing Flannel formerly IHc. now i
Shu Iter Flannel, formerly THc. now 4
Heavy Blankets, formerly JSc now
Extra Heavy (104) Blankets, usual price l.O. now ii
Large. Heavy Comforters for 49
Our Regular JSc Dreaa Plaids, now uvj
Our T5o Cashmeres (all wool), now 15
Pterola Ore pons, formerly CSS. now (9
Heavy Venetians (all colors), now 4$
Our tl.W French Broadcloth, now 1 5S
Ladles' and Hisses' Wear.
Ladles' Cotton and fleeced Lined Hose, now 74,
Ladles all Wool Cashemere Hose, worth JSc a pair, now II
Ladles Fleeced Underwear (pants to match), for 1
Ladies' House Skirts, lined throughout, value $1.S. now
Ladies' $100 Jackets for 1 M
THOSE STORM and RA.IXY PAY SKIRTS we usually sell for tf.W
and 5.0O, will be closed out for $2.49 and J 50
Misses' all Wool Hose, regular price 25c. on sale for 1:4
Our 25c and JSc Waists now 15
Children's Button and Loop Hose Supporters, our price 9
Others charge ISc a pair.
TWO LARGE TABLES
F. h Twenty Fo-! by Four F-l,
(Racked high with retunan'.s and mill ends of Press tood and IV
mestlca. These are marked at prices f.ir below the cunt of tnanufiu'turtnf .
SKK VilMXtW DISPLAY.
Special Announcement
The celebrated "Fish llrsnd" of (Ml nothing and Sllckrrs will 1 plat
en on our Bargain Counters Id Men's Furnishing Ooods Ivpartrernt. These
good we warrant to be Waterproof and the prices are less than factory
cost. A call will sonvtnee you.
Lace Curtain Department.
Our regular $2W Curtains, made extra wide and yards long, will be
closed out at II 15 a pair, our 13 00 Curtains will be offered at It 49 pair.
Fur Department.
We offer the following at out prices
Seal Martin Opossum Collarettes for . ...
chinchilla
Blue Iynn Animal Scarfs fur
(lenulne Martin Collarettes
11
a. 11
1 T5
4 35
En Our Men and Boys'
Furnishing Department.
Mens mid Hoys' fsps
Hoys' Suspenders f1r
Men Suspenders for
Men a Socks tpalr). fur
Men's and Buys' t'nderwrar. worth J5c, iiuw
10
It
5
Men s and Boys' Sweaters 4
Hoys' School I'snta . J
Men's all W.hil I ants K
Men's $ ; Suits for
Men s Hats worth ?5e. now
Hoys' 3 piece Suits, now
Schii.il Pencil. 1 for
Youth"' Suits ill years jpi. now-
Steel It.M l'liilirellas. worth tic. now
Men s nil Wool Dloves. tor
Men's J'..' and tie Ties for
Men's and Hoys' 4 ply IJnen Collars 1 regular price lie), for.
Mens Fancy Morocco leather Watch I'halns
1'i.liulne Indian Tun tilovct uvsuliir price lie), for
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Special Notice.
Tlie .tines we offered l.i.l week in Noiioim at lc
Mill c.Hlipletr
Jc slid 4c are
Delayed in transit 950 copies of the latest t nd mcst pcpular vccpI end irstnurif ntal Shr-f t Music, to he sacrificed at 8c a copy. Usual prico 26
and 35c. Address 576-580 Commercial Stieot.
IRON TRADE CONDITION'S.
Pries Steadily Advancing and De
mand In Some Cases Growing.
NEW CANCER TREATMENT.
Lib-nil pa.ty. and w.
Test Being Mail.-on Dr Richardson of minister th.it would
Brooklyn.
would be secured by American and
English producers. The metal trade is
generally In an unsettled state. The
'official" copper prices are ' elng cut
b outside producers, and the trade
seems stlil convinced that the last of
NEW YORK. Jan. 9,-The Iron Age f ,he cut, haV(f n() ye come
in Its current issue will says: Hardly hai, , fur1npr drop anJ u nn partk.u.
have the first signs appear that I ary flrm
there may be an improvement in the I .
supply f coke when the news irraes
of possible labor trouble in the Wall
ston coal district which would serious-
ly embarrass a number of blast fur- j
naceg, the majority of which ion on i
foundry' irvn. So far as the Connells- '
ville and West Virginia districts are
concerned there seems to lie a prob
ability that shipments will soon be
come better. As yet th prices of ore
have not been .settle.!. I-, scen.s. how
ever that an advance raiising fern
t to p) p.-r cent on certain Vcsaba ores
is u:L-ntIy advocated and may I- ac
cepted. The buying of foundry pig continues
on a good scale and is wid-ly di'tribu- '
ted. consumers of all classes '.akin:; :
additional tiuantities. The price of
southern Iron, which has been held at
t-- for No. 2 Birmingham by the ma
jority of the sellers is now established i that hi
for all of them. In the Chicago di- ed that
trici the m;ik-rs of maleable iron cast
ings and ottn-r founders nave be.-n
turning to charcoal to relieve the scar
city of coke iron and as a if-sul; of
the sales made the price "f charcoal
iron has advanced.
Th" scarcity of lu-ssemer and basic
Iron in ttie central w.-.st continues.
Further purchases f basic have been
mad.' outside of that territory for de.
liven here, one of the fair size, lots
having been sold by a Virginia fur
na. -. Some little bu:ness lias been
done in imported Icsincr pig. An in
P renting uansai ' ..n is the ;;alc of 21,-
) tons of spl-viien at abo'it i.t,
'duty paid. Little is doing In the j
;e,. market. We hear of occasional I
smali lots of billets but h- movement !
d'ie? not possess significance. Domes-
tic wire rods are firmer, ow ing to '
scarcity.
In the wire trade there is a growing ;
probability that the uutsi le maikets of
wire nails w ill get together and put
an end to the cutting of prices, which j
IIRYCE FA ii:S l'K !:.
Member of I'arlinmeiit
Generous Terms With IWr.
Ml'TlSRKAK IS M.MfVKNT
He Sen; to Ijiiiic
Deer Indian Agency
IjNTJO.V. Jan. 9.-James Hryre. Lib- Ift'TTK. Mont, Jan 9 A special to
eral member of parliament. In the the Miner from Miles I'ity, Montana,
course of h speech a' Als-rdcen today, saytf:
advocated making generous terms with
the liners. He said !) was mor- con
ivrneil for the country than for the
NEW YORK. Jan. 9-A.s a last re
sort. Ir. John Richard-on, of liiook
lyn. who has be.-n a suff"r-r from run
c,r for may years and v. ho-" hfe js
despair I of. has submitted t a test of
the n-wly disi .v.-red vioi.-t ray tr-.u-nier.t.
The physiciacs had informed !.!!)
that his os- was hopele-s aril -hat
he m.ght die any m.irnen'. lb ;he;i
detenniti-d to tiy t:;e n-v tr-.itrnent.
A violet ray ina'-hirie was Installed in
the lious- and every fair d.-.y the rays
are mm entrated and projeete. down
Dr. Richardson s throat. After sev
eral mor.'hs of tri-aTic-nt it is declared
condition is so much jnpp.v-hop-s
are entertained l ,r his
recovery.
I
jabie peace.
Mr. l'.ryc
jtired of th-
led it
If
indue
belleVd
mimstry.
liable .
iiT a sii1'
uld welcome any
com lu !e honnr-
;he eoiin'ry was
wh.ch ti l l piov
f k- e nU . ace
-fill nr.
j Fort Keogh tosiay receie. a trle
irram from Forsyth asking tint sol
diers he immediately despab le-.l to
Ijime ler Indian Agem y Word had
arrived fi.nn the agency ihar trubl.
was bn-wlng and irj.it an imib.eak of
the I'lieyennes i;h Imiuiiieia if it bad
IMF-" IN A SAImiV
WM,l.i'i:. Ida. Jan '.' William
I'oiinlff of Montiina. dropt d d-ad In a
saloon In re last night
Prompt Deliveries PRAEL & COOK
Of ( luiicist Krcj.li ami TKANSI'I'K CD.MI'ArsV
Ciircil
pi:Tii if Di: ini'i..
I'KKIN'. Jin lr ro. who was
attiiclied to the incncnn legation loo
.is singeoii. In ib ad of typhoid ft ! I I.
MEATS
not
nly
' ill r
!iiN!-:si: i: 1,1-1.
A' T
I!t'i:i-: NI'HUCT mi:i.ti:i
viators
a-t I:.
W:
'of.-
I II
1'il . I
Fi.
I De..-,
orth About tli
From Diggini
,,nd IV,
Alder 'J
ik-n
DAIRYMEN":
i (N'VHNTIi .V.
II ELENA.
nijggei that i
i u eigln. w as
' St.it-s assay
abiy ufi'.i of
- found in the
a.-say o'!i'
III ..
Th- nuggei
' say offii e by
I said he had
1 gins in Ald'-r
Mont .
i-ithi-l
melted
li'lo- '
the lai
world.
Jin. A gold
J 1 - minces, trpy
at th- I'nl'ed
lay. It. iv. is prob
;e."C nu'geis i'1'ir
ii- rts at the
s a. U" ! lib Ut
vA-iiivi;rii.v
si-naloi-s and n pt
.d lu the I'hinei
lion, d"' i led tod. i
to th" Feibratioi
th- Pa. in.
iM-fol
V hi!
Ian
-entail .
X. ill
. t . g. .1
ion of l.a'
t del-girio
.leterrnmini.' iinaliy
will ! f.i-.or-d.
I a.-ifl
o,
st
n;e broiit,! r- th.
Thomas Raymond,
tak-ri it ..ii' of th
i.lui. h.
;tl-
w tiy
dig-
The li.-aring -v III b
ary li'. at '. tin b tune
all. in on tl iinse t
expected
I. cisla
Ileal 1111' I
alld to
in now lore
on th- lull.
d liv .lallll
.1 deiennin-
j.iir-ue.1 is
i'i:itsi is i, mi:ntp in
T l I hi i i. ho has he. n In th- city ;
the pa., i fe ..n in the Int. rest of1
tt ar !li mi of J I Mcvis & :
i'oiiii.iih I'.tiiatid, will Lave for the
in . ' i'. 1 1 1 1 1 -i ihn in .rnnig j
John J Speii. il. of Fort I '.nib). Is 111
lie- . III.
.l..hii . Htlde. of .' '.Vlby. was a '
v t -1 1 .r in l he . it v v te. day. ,
.1 1 1 Mi .1...... H and Ib-nry S M. I
;ouaii th.- 'a. :i ;.iiowi ciiin.-i nu n. '
a e III I I Is, ieelntM" I Ml th i
Id",,, j
S P..-SHM l'.l,l', l. the nell known
I .i t l.i ii I ami' i man and in. reliant,
i m the . 1 1 v-. '
New Sli.iji. r.i st nf Service,
rimiii' Main ill.
Telrphon Ml.
DRAYING AMD EXPRESSING
All g W.U slilplied In im,r Care
Will It.-e1ve Special Attention.
BOSTON MEAT MARKET N,K","-
TO MAKE P.OIIi.l
Fl'NST' i.V AT 'Fill - ' I.
11-
! FliEEI'nllT. ILL.. Jan. .i me
' the most imi oran, results of 'he
' litiois State Dairymen's . nin-n'H'ti,
now in session here, was a s.-irei
I conf.-r.-nce between th" .iwrc rs ,,f th
several different breeds of daiiy rati".
A COmmitte,., e,,Ulp.,Sed "f OH- "til"
SetltatiVe Of e;,, Il of ti '. bl Is of
milkers, was appointed to -oik up a
sentiment toward joining i-siics in Hi"
dairy business. Tt.--.- . oti.mittce.n.-n
i re i res-n t the ijuern-ey. J'0e. M"i-
stein. Ayr.-sni.'e. Hr.v.n ant Surs cut.
tie.
1-lit'L I'KIMi:
MM ITT ED
Ilea.
h at
HAS 'if IT ATI! LET I S
Hi-adb-s Ui : Found on the
Wbidby Island.
I'MRT T'iWN'SEND, Jan '.i - IM
. I - n . s of an alr-s ions Mime i ante to
i.giii. M"ie!ay w ie-n the mi le body of
a man was found on th" ).:!' h iv ar
Foil .'a-.-,, on Wtmlby Island
Th.- ,.ad had I.. . n s-..,. i ruin the
Is.'h
body
.- n,t
bud. by a shaip
hands had iii . ri i ut
..' hei w ,se niiirilate'l
l e.-n Jerjt ilb'd.
iriitrnmeni.
off and 'I,..
Tti- dy b.
I'omes Froin
"i.ti'l i i
SAN Fl: A V
l.'.tlelal Flit,
Manila on the
eral Fun-ooii
While bis .
d in." I'
etlllielV I"
I ingndi.T
. ho ban 1.
plli- f.t
Manila i
n Miict,
n SI. k l.e:
linprm ed.
'ISi ' I Jan 'I. Ill ig.i.lier
on nv iv.-.! tojilght from
i.an-l'"" ""rre,i. il.-n-
oii.es home on sii k leave,
iidition ha-i much Imiirov
.ing Manila, he ha" not
veri'd.
i.iiet:,! liob rt I ' Hugh's,
n on doty in th" I'blllp-
Whai mm me Home?
Not the house, Imwrvrr line it may
not it furniture, pictures and ap,u:'
iiiciit.s. The wile and mother malvi the
liotnr, and to sjsiik of jomn home
inratis to );i back into thr slu ltcr of the
luotlicr's love ami care.
And when womanly ills sap the
I
mother's Httengtli,
Tlie hssl is not c.
long
i th"
l-rl.id. ,
Wat ren
also
a
Alvin Kraenzlein Decid-s to lie.
His Life t, ih" I'rofe.-slon of
Ijentistry.
LIFE RAFT S'lHIITED.
DiT 'II ED XEAl: IPc i.l'.i'
I
. Seen I ff I 'l' .e
S. P.
had been going on for some t me.
In
Ml LWA I "K EE. Jan. 9. -Alvin C.
Kraenzlein. the famous athlete of the
I'asseng.-r Train In r:
tie Creek.
lied at Myr- I
M-ndi. inn
on I'.
Willi No i mo
Sri w
Red and Hlue, who has Just ri-turn-d I'fil'.TLA ND. Jan. 9 - A spe ial
other branches of the Industry the new !pim ,n,. wn,.r he atopped at j the Oregonlan from Eos. burg. Oregon
mills are becoming more aggressive. jjeW Yurk and I'hiladelphia, for sev
lndlcatlons of this are appearing In the j .rai ,Veeks, announces that he wiM
sheet and pipe trades. I devote his life to the profession of
The outlook for structural iron con- i dentistry. Kraenzlein is at present
tinues excellent. Large requirements
are constantly making their appear
ance In all parts of the country. The
makers of bars, notably In the west
are crowded with Inquiries and are
selling freely. There has been, more
over, less trouble about securing
prompt delivery.
Reports are current that the lb xl
csn rail orders have been taken by
German makers. It Is likely, how
ever, that at least a part of them
practicing here, but intends, during
the next year to go to Ixndon, Eng
land, and there establish ii practice.
WHEAT MARKET.
RAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 9-Wheat,
cash, 106V4-
TACOMA, Jan. 9. Wheat, biuestem,
63; club, 62.
PORTLAND, Jan. 9. Wheat, Walla
Walla, 3'.4i64; Valley, 64; bluestern,
says:
l'assenger train No. II, on the .South
ern I'aciflc, went Into a ditch mar
Myrtle i 'reek this evening. The engine
turned over and three cars were de
railed. Engineer Connelly was slight
ly injured, and Fireman Joins bad an
arm broken. No passengers were hurt.
i SWATTLE. Jan. 9. iillic.rs of the
to I steamship Edith, w hich arrived last
night, report having seen, Mi miles
north of apc M"ndlclno. the life raft
I nun the ill fated steam ship Walla
Walla. There was no one on the raft.
STORE ROI'.liED.
IM i'DETA N'T I N V ENTH iN.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9. From Vienna
comes the news that Herr Em t.-liiiiis.
an Austrian electrician, has Invented
a system for preventing railway accl-
- IdenlH. says the London correspondent
I'.UTTK, Mont, Jan. 9 The Assyr- of the Tribune. The Invention, It Is
lans' co-operative store was robbed jsald, makes It possible to prevent ac
last night of over SJu.'sVi, inudi of the (cldents arising from trains meet
plunder being gold. The suspicious jing one another or from one train run
persons are under arrest. 'nlng Into the rear of another.
sap
the home lite Mill, i-.
,kcl as she cook-, it
I'.wivwhcic thr
lack c.l wilclv
sup. I .ion and
miiiheilv tito'i '!;'
full,' v, isa p trcnt
hat a ciianc".
thru, win ti Hi'-.
wile all. I lliothel
I i.lllc bac to l..hi
her old place III the
lamiiy. 'riioiis.niil-.
ol wotiirn h ho. l.e
Cltllse of wotuatli'
ills, had been shut
Hk V out of home li:e
x& y iiomc it.ippi.
-a ncss. have l.ecti
clial.ii'! to once
more take their
place in tile family after Is ing cured l,v
Dr. I'ierce's I'avorile l'rrM riplioii. It
establishes regularity, dries weakening
ili.uns, heals inll.iiiiination mid ulcrt i
tion and turrs female weakness. It
makes weak women strong, sick women
well.
"I commenrr.l Inking your ' Itnvorlle I'rrnrrip
tiofl ' mid ' i;ol'1en Mrilltiil t)n. ',very' nUiiit
the I'jth of Inst lircrmtier our ysr uko." wnti-s
Mm HIoim WriKtit. of M.siiitHinvlrw. II'. well
to, Miwairl "I hrtve hern very lw nls.iit
writing to y.,u sltlioiij(h I um thankful 1 m
here I'Miuy and Itavr the prlvilr-Ke of Having
thank von thounnn.t llinea for your kiml ad
vice. I ran trilthhillv nay that it waa tliroiiKh
your kind advice and your tnt-illilne and die
will of tlie linl thai I nm HvtiiK todav ; I am
In Is-ttrr liraltll than I have Is-tn lor three
years. I havr taken onr- half iloirn tmlttrft of
ea, h medicine. I am alitr to do my washing
for four in family, aii.l all my huiiat-w.irk, cix.k
mik and milking. In fail, I frd like s nrw
woman.".
Dr. I'ierce's I'lr.isant I'rllets cure con
stipation ami its almost counties coiise
cuences. Tl. y do not react on the
system nor bfoet tlie iill habit. :
iDirtdir litrj;!' Mock nf Si-iiio (iiiinls nlri'inlv
onliTisI fi'uin llic Knsl is tlie iil' ii'iisuii whv
we itiiiiuiiiii'o it jjrcut
Clearance Sale
'I'd 'nllllllCIU ti nil
THURSDAY, JAN. 2
25 Per Cent Cut on all Clothing
20 Per Cent Cut on Furnishings
K. it V. Collars and Culls, Oil ,m! KuI.Imt
(iddil.S l'!xi'('ici.
Tlii.sisa J'.ONA VlUK KALK fur thr
reason iivcn. "I'.vprylliin c.
ccjit as stitlcil. Our stock of clolliinpr
in unsurjiassod for style ami fiiality.
P. A. STOKES
The Clothier