THE OREGON DAILY JOTJItNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY .16, 1904..
TOWN TOPICS
6eorge Henry Was. arrested Monday
afternoon near N 8econd and . Yamhill
streets, by Detectives Kerrigan and
Snow. - Henry was a member ' of the
. gang that operated In this city several
month ago, but when the detective got
on the gang's track, Henry left the city.
On "the" j, night of February TtrHenry
.was discovered In the home of George
Hulburt on .the corner of Fourth and
nun streets. Mrs. tiuriDurt neara some
one -wandering around the lower hall-
. way jn the early morning, and thinking
It was her husband, came down stairs
and "was confronted jr the robber,
Mrs. vHurlburt asked the man Tiow he
entered, he; house, e He .replied, s 'l'll
show you.' And at once crawled put of
n "open -"window, "When the case
was reported to the police, . the
. detectives . suspected - from V the de
scriptions given that Henry": was
the guilty man. Detectives Snow and
Kerrigan were detailed on the case, and
yesterday ' arrested t Henry. ... He con-
Having uqcii ill mo nuiirui I
residence, Henry waived examination,
and was held for trial by the grand
Jury. Unable to produce $1,000 ball, he
was sent to the county Jail. . ;
Mrs. Margaret Mountain Stephenson
died1 Sunday at 87 North Tenth street,
aged 16. Mrs. Stephenson was the daugh
ter of Capt. Thomas Mountain, a pion
eer of Portland. She had lived on the
Pacific coast since 1862, and In Portland
stnce1857. She leaves a large family
of children and - many relatives and
friends. The children who survive her
are: Mrs. J. B. Mansfield of San Fran
clsoot M. William Stephenson of San
Franclsoo; R. E. Stephenson, the Misses
Emma. Catherine and Louise Stephenson
of this city and T. M. Stephenson of
Missoula Mont. Her father lived in
this. city and she has relatives in Cali
fornia. The funeral will be held tomor
row at 0 a. m. from the Catholio ca
thedral Burial will be made in St.
Mary's cemetery..:.,
. The su.it of Capt James N. Fisher,
formerly master of the steamer tug Lls
ile,; to collect the sum of $282.25, is
being tried today in the United States
circuit court. The defendant is T. E.
Taylor, owner of the vessel. Fisher al
leges that he paid out money for sup
plies from his own pocket. The defense
declares that, the money paid out was
from the steamer's funds. Fisher is
represented by Spenoer A Davis. J. H.
Mlddleton al V. R. .Strode represent
the defendant.
The $?egon Camera Club announces
that it will give demonstrations every
Wednesday evening at 1p.m. Thp sub
ject for tomorrow evening will be "The
Tone of Bromide Papers." Other sub
jects will be announced from time to
time. - ' " . . . 5 ,
. - . The Valdei. Alaska, chamber of com
merce has written to the Portland cham
ber of commerce requesting Itg good
offices In securing . the services of the
Oregon congressional delegation to ob
tain from congress an appropriation to
build a road from Valdes to Eagle. -
Frank Schlegel was this morning ad
mitted to practiceltt-tie- United "State
district and circuit courts upon motion
of Assistant .United States Attorney w.
W, Banks. - '
The Lewis and Clark exposition has
extended an official Invitation to . the
chamber of commerce and the board of
trade t make an exhibit at the fair. ,
Fin day! Buy Meredith' umbrella.
Repairing and recovering. Two stores
'Washington and 6th Morrison and 3 th.
The Graham string quartet will give
its second chamber concert at Parsons'
hall next Thursday everring.
- Steamer for' The Dalle will leave
Alder-street wharf 7 a. m. daily (except
Sunday). Phone Main tit.
A good appetite and pure rich red
blood invariably follow .the use of
Wahao. . .. '
Ieave order at Women's Exchange,
424 Wash. St., for fine cakes, cookies, etc.
.. School books old and new bought and
mtA .fAtlAl' Rntlr Stiti 401 Aid itvut
I Shumaker, furrier,
street
808 Burnsld
8. IL Gruber, lawyer, 317 Com'cl Blk.
Saloon Men Attention. .
- All retail liquor dealers are Invited to
attend a meeting of the Retail Liquor
Dealers' union at Alisky hall,- northwest
corner Third and Morrison, on Wednes
day, February. 17, at 3 p. m. ".Don't fall
to come. Tour business - interests are
threatened. Come one, come all, ...
LOUIS DAMMASCH, Pres. '
H.7T. LARSEN, See, , "
" JL IT, Gartner of McMinnvlll is reg
istered at the Perkins.
MANN &. BEACH
PRINTERS
92 Secon4 Street
Crowd Floor .
BEST WORK
Low Prices
Telephone 444
COUNT THE COST
Of having your laundry done at home
hnd at a first-class laundry, and you
will readily find that the difference is
but little, so far as the cash involved is
concerned, but the trouble and the ap
pearance of your laundry what a differ
ence. We mend all clothes and darn the
socks FREE. We do not shrink your
underwear. A trial convincesif not.
there Is no charge,
OREGON LAUNDRY and
TOILET SUPPLY CO.
Phone Bast 13. O. T. XYASTS, tog.
SPECIAL PRICES
T THIS WEEK ON . '
COTTON
TO CLOSE OUT thl line we Will eH at
price that are BELOW COST, See our
window for prices.' -j ;'.:-: Ci;u'-
BoericKe Runyon
803 Washington U bet. tlt and 8tlu
AT THE THEATRES j
"THE ETEBSTAXi CITY." '."TV,
Hall Caine's dramatization of "The
Eternal City" from his novel of the
same title, is fin excellent refutation of
the statement that a novelist '.cannot
dramatise his own stories successfully.
Mr. Cain in the story part David Roast
and Donna Roma Volonna forever, but
in the .stage portrayal he relents and
leave them happy ever after. ' -
"The Eternal City" la divided into
five act, and t eight scenes. Special
music was written for the play by Pietro
Mascagnl.
The action of the play Is strong
throughout and all-absorbing. - The
scenery Is Bald to be i historically cor
rect. The company Is capable and com
plete. : The characters of principal in
terest are David Rossi (Edward Mor
gan); Baron Uonelll, prime minister,
(Frederick de Belleville) J the pope,
(Frank C. Bangs): Bruno Rocoo, (W. IS.
Bonney); Donna Roma, Volonna, - (Miss
Sarah Truax.) The scene at the official
hearing .where Rocco Is .brought and
asked to testify agaJast the absent Rossi
la particularly strong and the man's sui
cide In court crying "Long Live Rossi,"
1 a striking climax.
. In their leading role Miss Truax, Mr.
Morgan,, Mr. Belleville and Mr. Bonney
were compelled . to answer a ' score tff
curtain call last evening. The same
bill will be repeated tonight and tomor
row night
"SCX8TS1JM STOU."
; At the Baker theatre this week Is a
very elaborate production of Henrietta
Crosman'a pray "Mistress Nell." .- It is a
comedy replete with beautiful scenery
and costumes,, and abounding In lively
and amusing situation. Its style is
somewhat new to Portland.
AXCADE'S STBW.BELL.
The "hew bill presented at the Arcade
theatre- this week ia more than com
monly amusing. The Tetsuwarl troupe
of Japanese Jugglers and the Baisdens,
trick .bicycle riders, are features- of the
performance.!'. Jessie More sings and
the fun of the hour 1 furnished by Les
lie and Langton in sketch. "A Country
Cousin," and by Delmar ' and Dexter.
The bioscope carries a new line of mov
ing pictures. .: ,,: :;
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. BOSTOKXAITS KTXT WEXX.
Next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day nights and Wednesday matinee the
Bontonlans will appear at the Marquam
Grand theatre.
, txx saxTxsa babtd .
The Kiltie band, announced to give
one concert at the Marquam Grand
theatre next Thursday night, February
IS. make a striking picture, attired In
kilts, dark brown and dark green tar
tan, bright red tunics and plaids artis
tically arranged. As a musical organ
isation the Kiltie are of the very first
rank.
"OBB VXOXT IB TOWS,."
The scenicand electrical effectln
"One Ktght in June," at Cordray's
theatre this week are good. The com
pany 1 the best keen .here In a melo
drama 'for some' time. Next Friday
night a benefit performance will be
given for the unemployed actor of the
east. :.;.if": ., : i
Chiefly Personal
C. R. Ray, a southern Oregon mining
man, I registered at the Portland.
Rev. G. M. Booth of The Dalles Is
visiting in Portland.
Col. L. F. Lamping, commanding the
First regiment National Guard of Wash
ington", is at the Portland from Seat
tle. Colonel Lamping served during the
Spanish-American war a an officer in
the Flrt Washington volunteer infantry.
Paymaster-Major H. L. Rees, U S A.,
left this afternoon for Seattle on a pay
trip to the Puget sound military forts.'
Edward Schiller, the well-known cigar
manufacturer, returned last night from
a three-weeks' business trip to Chicago,
How to Find It.
How o find happiness is the question
of everybody. There is, of course, oijly
one condition conducive ' to that 'state.
It is the rejuvenated condition produced
by those great assistants to nature,
Sexine Pill. ; No man or woman can
get too tired to sleep well at nighc when
using Sexine Pills. They remove that
dlssy and dull feeling in the head, and
send new vigor to every part of the
body, f They are sold only by J.' A.
Clemenson, druggist, corner Second and
Yamhill streets, Portland, Or. Price II,
six boxes for 18.' If you 'want your
memory sharpened Sexine Pill will do
it. -:'..
. Watch for Fire Sale.
. Mann & Beach, the popular printer at
Second and Stark , streets, seem bound
to attract attention whether their effort
ra or not : They recently innovated an
hourly sales scheme, but If they spring
a (Irs sale on you. don't be surprised.
They had a little blase down that way
last night and the firm Is so modern
they a take advantage of It no ttoubt.
The big department store have cause
to shake in their boots.
YOU NEVER
SAW
A more beautiful or a larger dis
play of Diamond Ring than our.
They, must be seen to be appreci
ated. Cpme see them.
THE
DIFFERENT
STORE -
- . Largest
DayL;3ht Store Via
the Kcrthvvcst
THE HOME OF QUALITY AND WORTH
FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS
Special Underwear Bargains ; ;
Thl Weelt i)aly We Offer 3 BIO. TAtTTES 3 v . , . , ;
Ladies' white cotton, spring weight,' long sleeves, ankle length, Union
, ! Suits,' splendid 11.00 values special, suit................ ,.69e
Boys' medium-weight, black cotton Hose, seamless, double knee; heel and
. ! toes, great value for 20o and 25e special, this week pair. ..... ..15o
Boys' Flannel Waists, blouse and Mother' Friend style, 11.00 values
special, each ., 60o
Pit and Flinch
The two popular Parlor Game
at Stationery Counter first floor.
OHSY A1TIW BAYS KOBJB OT
THB GXEAT BOOK BAXE SEO
OBD BXiOOX. '
Special Value
Waist Lengths
" (Domestle Aisle Tint Floor.)
New imported Cheviot and Mad
ras Cloths, in waist length. A ;
very special bargain at, the length,
each ,. .. .90 ;
'.'.'i i' " "'
The Quick Meal
Coolung Range
Is ,th Range that cooks without
cooking the cook. Thickly lined with
asbestos so all the heat i kept in
side the range to bake and cook the
meals. It saves its cost. in fuel
third floor. : "
A VAST VARIETY OF VALUES AT THE MERCY OF THE ECONOMICAL
SHOPPING PUBLIC TOMORROW ! A DAY OF MASTERFUL MERCHANDISING !
We put on a fresh spirit tomorrow and put another length
. between our wake and the bow of competition's boat. .
-1 i
HwSy
v:". '?..V :-''
Sale
DON'T CONFOUND THESE GENUINE BARGAIN EVENT8 WITH THE PUSILLANIMOUS EFFORTS OF OUR TRAILERS THEY'RE "DIFFERENT" AS 18 THE BRILLIANCY
AND 8TEADINE83 OF THE ELECTRIC ARC COMPARED TO THE FLASH OF A PARLOR MATCH. TOMORROW OFFERS A DIVERSITY OF SPECIAL VALUE8. EACH IN
DIVIDUAL ARTICLE 13 IN ITSELF A DEMONSTRATION, POSITIVE AND PRACTICAL, OF OUR LEADERSHIP. EACH WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE ELSEWHERE AND UNDER
OTHER COMMERCIAL CONDITIONS. FEBRUARY SELLING OPENED WITH A FLOURISH OF THE 8TRENU0JJS STARTERS THIS HOUSE ALONE HAS CONTINUED THE
COURSE. OTHERS 800N WEARIED AND PEOPLE WEARIED OF THEM WITH THEIR ILL-TIMED JOCKEYING WITH US AND
OUR ANNEXATION SALES
THE MONTH HAS BEEN A 8ERIES OF STUPENDOUS SUCCESSE8. THE VARIETY OF ATTRACTIONS OFFERED FOR TOMORROW8 HOURLY SALES IS A REPRESENTA
TIVE ONE. FROM MANY LINES IN OUR VA8T ASSORTMENTS THESE CHOICE8T BARGAINS HAVE BEEN DRAWN FOR YOUR BENEFIT.' THEY ARE PEERLESS IN POINT
OF STYLE, PRICE AND REAL MERIT. NO ARTICLE SOLD AT LESS THAN REGULAR PRICE BEFORE OR AFTER THE HOUR FOR WHICH IT IS ADVERTISED AT 'A'
SPECIAL ONE. SALES START AT 8 A. M., CONTINUING UNTIL 6 P. M, WITH THE NOON HOUR ONLY FOR INTERMISSION. BE EARLY!
8 to 9 a. m.
' 8 TO 11
10c Dimities 5c
(Domestic Aisle Tirst Tloor.)
1,500 yards of dainty White Dimi
ties, a grand 10c quality, from t
to 9 a. m. tomorrow only, at half
prioe, yard .Be
8 TO A. K.
$125 House
... i
(lno Alale-I-rint noov.)
' A splendid value from our beat $1.26
, lines of comfortable, handsome
and well made House 81tppers, to
morrow only, t to. a. m... at the 1
i pair . . . , f, . . .8So
TO A. X.1 -
Children's 60c
Petticoats 35c
, (Annex Second Floor.)
Children's White Petticoat, of tine
cambric, extra full, in circular
, style, with deep double flounce of
Victoria lawn and cluster of
tucks, and cambric waist; slses '1,
2 and 3 years, 60o values, I to t
a. m. tomorrow, st. ........... .350
9 to 10a.m.
8 TO 10 A. X. '
Webster's 25c
Dictionaries 9c
The big slaughter sale of good
. Books. Temporary book home,
. second floor, millinery salon. In
compact form, containing defini
tion, pronunciation and correct
spelling of 36,000 words, revised
snd abridged from the original
Webster' Dictionary of the Eng
lish language; publisher's price
25c. Hera tomorrow from 1 to
10 a. m., only, per volume. .,...
TO 10 A.M.
7-piece Glass
Fruit Sets 23c
i . ; ' . (Third Tloor.) ,
Seven-piece glass Fruit Bets. c6n-
sistlng of one (-inch deep, fancy
flare top, berry bowl and six fruit
saucer to match, 9 to 10 a. m. to-
morrow only........ 83o
TO 10 A. 3C.
50c Trimming
Laces 12c yd.
; (XA OoatrJ-Krt Tloor.)
A grand lot of handsome trimming
Laces, in cream and ecru, splen
did assortment of patterns In
values ranging up from 26o to,
60c a yard, 1 to 8H-inch widths,
from to 10 a. m. tomorrow only,
at the yard..,.,.... .19H
lOto 1 1a.m.
10 TO 11 A. X.
Ladies' Accor
deon Plaited
Dress Skirts
Valueito $25 ne
One Hour Only 407
Color are blacks, blues, greys and
tans, also some prettily patterned
; polka dot designs in lustres and
etamlnes. Yoke effects and plain.
Values from 312.50 to $25. To-
morrow only, 10 to 11 a. m., choice
for
. 88.85
10 TO 11 A. SC.
Men's 40c '
'Kerchiefs 22c
rmt rioor.
The best handkerchief value ever
offered to our knowledge in the
city. We select for this occasion
a special from the most worthy
value in our men's etocks. Rich
ardson's pure, peerless Irish
Linen, the best 40c value in
' Portland other stores get "4
bits" for no better. These guar
anteed kerchiefs, tomorrow only,
10 to 11 a. m., for each.. ..,,.930
11 to 12a.m.
11 TO 18 A. sc.
Ladies' 45c -Hosiery
1 9c pr.
first Tloor.
Here' a value should set the town
talking and women buying ata.
furious pace tomorrow. It
eclipses any value ever yet offered
by this department. Ladles'
i black oottdn . hoisery, , cluster
ribbed; sllk-embroldered boot,
embroidery in pink, blue, cardinal
and white. The very best 40c
hosiery in our stocks; they hsve
high spliced heels, French toe
and double voles that Insure grand
wear. Tomorrow, only, 11 to 12
a. m., thes 45c values at the
pair 10
11 TO 13 A.
Best $7.50 Blank
ets $4.95 pr.
' Tourtb Tloor, Tax. Zlevator.
Extra quality, from our carefully
and specially, selected lines of
, household blankets, extra large '
else, white wool blanket at a
f slaughter price for one hour only.
Best $7.60 values, 11 to 13 a.' m.
tomorrow, choice for 84.85
11 TO 13 A. SC. (
Sterling Silver
Back $1.49 Hat
Brushes 75c
Toilet Bnaarl Counter Tint '
Tloor.
Handsome hat brushes for the
wardrobe or dresser, with fancy
sterling silver back and-fine, soft
bristles tomorrow from 11 to 11
only $1.49 values at.... 79o
lto2p;m.
1 TO. 8 T, sc. .
Wash Goods at
Half Price!
SomMtlo .Aisle Tlrst Tlooi'.
About 600 mill end remnant of
handsome wash goods In lengths
ranging from 1H to 10. yards, to
morrow only from 1 to 2 p. m.
at oae-half prios.
1 TO a T. SC.
Women's $3.50
Dress Shoes
$2.48
Tlrst Tloor.
Women' hand-turned, soft, flexible
oled dress shoes in a choosing of
four styles, all the newest spring
lasts, Just received from the fac
toriesbest $3.60 values in the
stocks, for one hour tomorrow,
1 to 2 p. m., at the pair $3.48
1 TO a T. SC.
Sauce Pans 11 c
Third Tloor, Bither elevator.
Two-Quart. 10-llpped sauce pans,
with long flat, handles, strongly
riveted and retinned 1 to 2 p.
m. only tomorrow, each. .... .lie
2 to 3 p. m.
a TO 3 p. m.
65c Bon Bon and
Worldaskets29c
Thoroughfare Aisle Second Tloor.
Fancy bon bon .and work basket
with cover in an Immense va
riety of colors for choosing, a
, large and varied lot of shapes in
fancy, assorted weaves. Regular
SO and 66c- values, tomorrow
only, t to 3 p. m. al eacn S3.
a to s r. sc.
Men's or
Women's $2.25
Umbrellas $1.15
, Tint Tloor.
For one hour you may select, to
morrow, from, our regular $2.00
and $2.25 grade of Umbrellas,
in taffeta gloria- eover. strong.
, light paragon frames and steel
rods, with smart, fashionable han
dles, men's or women' slses, at,
each ...... .'nV7.tl.lS"
..., TO t T. SC. " "
65c Willow
Shopping
Baskets 35c
BtatioB7 Alala, Tint Tloor. -
Extra stout, round Shopping Bac
kets, in a new round shape, usual
(5c values, S to 3 only, tomorrow,
each , .... .,..35.
3 to 4 p. m.
3 TO 4 T. SC.
Ladies' $1;75
Undervests 49c
. Vaderwear Aisle, Tlrst Tloor.
Ladles' black silk and lisle Wats,
with high neck and long El coven,
adapted for present and spring
wear, the Swiss Knitting com
pany's goods, famous for luallty,
sixes 4, 5 and 6. a grand $1.75
value as a starter tomorrow for
one hour only, 3 to 4 p. m.,
each .....,. -. , . . ...,, 480
" ' - ' '
3 TO 4 T. BC
85c Silk Taffetas
59c yd.
Annex. Tlrs Tloor.
18-ln., pure, all-silk Taffeta, our
famous regular 85c fine, in short
lengths, ranging from 1 to 10
yards each, in colrtrlngs embrac
ing light blue., pinks, resadito,
tans, modes, browns, cardinals,
garnet, wines, yellows, gray, royal
and navy. ' Tomorrow, for n
hour only 3 to I p. m yard,. S3.
4 to 5 p. m.
4 TO 5 T. SC.
20c Monarch
Toothbrushes
11c
Toilet nadrto Oouater, Tint Tloor.
Beat quality imported French Tooth
Brushes, celebrated "Monarch"
. brand, usual 20c valuea.. Tomor
row, for one hour only, 4 to 5
p. m., each llo
, 4 TO B T. SC.
30c IUbbons
15 c yd.
Tlrst Tloor; .'
. Another ribbon counter magnet that
: will draw throngs of eager buy
ers her. from 4 io 3 p. m tomor- ;
row. , A lot of all-silk, satin and
gros-grain Ribbons, 2 and 8 -In.
widths, regular 35 and 30c values,
in all the wanted colors, also
black, white and cream, for the
hour, yard .......19o
4 TO 5 T. SC.
Women's $1.25
Suede Gloves
79c pr.
Olov. Counter Tint Tloor.
Women' Suede Mocha Gloves, In
full pique stitch, extra choice se
lections, black, gray and mode
hade in the choice. Grand 81.25
values tomorrow only 4 to 5.
pair 79o
5 to 6 p. m.
J TO lf.lt
Ladies' 75c 'Ker
chiefs Half Price .
Tlrst- Tloor Handkerchief Counter.
Ladles' extra fin. quality, and very
special value from 60 to 7 So each.
; .nicely embroidered, hemstitched
and fancy scalloped edged, hand
kerchiefs, tomorrow only, the last
hour, I to ( p. m choice for. .
each ....... ........ ,..37o
- ft TO 8 T. BC,
60c Books for -Boys
39c
The famous Hen'ty book for Boy;
healthy writings of adventure,
etc. Fancy cloth bindings and
splendid type. A big list of titles.
' A wonderful book value for the
boys; handsomely illustrated; sec
ond floor, 5 .to 3 p. m., tomor
row only. ................... .33.
TBM 08B 80W JrusrH.
A meeting' of the executive board of
tha Portland Rose society was held Sat
urday afternoon at the home of the pres
ident, Mrs. Ros. Hoyt, 785 Hoyt street
The meeting wa called to discuss ar-
I raiigement for the rose how to be held
In June. It was, decided that commit
tee be appointed whose duty It shall be
to beautify the city through rose cul
ture before the opening of the Lewi
and Clark fair. The committee ap
pointed by the president are a follow;
executive board, Mesdame H. E. Jones,
H. , H. Northrup, Theodore Wygant, J.
W. Page, Milton Smith, Mark Levy,
Benton Klllln. ' E. C. Bronaugh, A. L.
Craig. O. W. Bates. Ernest Bross, A. T.
Webb, Frank Woolsey, Alfred Tucker,
A. Mler, B. P. Mays, C. W. Shermi,, J,
W. Bennett, W. Wynn Johnson, John
GUU P. I. Wlllls.Fuller; advisory board
Messrs. Fred Holman, W.S. Slbson.
Major Bernhardt, O. H. Lambersoi), Earl
C. Bronaugh, V. K. Btroae, Fred Mat
thews, L. Samuels, Luclua -Brown, Dr.
C'H. Raftety, Dr. J. R. Cardwell, Messrs.
John Gill, B. Labbe and J. C. Carson.
OT
WBAK
ZSTTSXSaT TO TSQCV.
rsoru.
It Is perfectly understood by every
sick man or woman that if they can get
some remedy that will stop the gradual
loss of flesh and strength, their recovery
Is assured. People that are nervous and
unsteady, have dlzty spells, with weak
ened memory, and loss of ambition, their
blood la thin and watery. It shows in
their sallow complexion and tired man
ner,, soon as they commence to gain
flesh they look better and sleep better.
To gain from 1 to 3 lbs. of good, solid
flKh per week, the blood must be made
rich and pure. Dr. Gunn's Blood and
Nerve Tonic puts in the body the -very
f lth of what makes pure, rich blood in
he most direct way, and cures disease
by making strength. This Tonic is in
tablet form, to be taken right after
meals. ' It enriches the blood, making
force where there was falntness. For
women' weakness a better remedy w
never made. Sold by all druggists for
76o per bos. or three boxes for $2, or
sent by Vnall,' Write u about your case.
A ll . Dr. Bosanko Co., Philadelphia,
p - . ' 1 f '
. AscrrsxsnsirTa).
Marquam Grand Theatre " iM?.11
TONIGHT AT S 0'Cl.OCK,
, hmnt tlm tomorrow night.
ZSWAKO 1, X0KOAIT
' TUB ETERNAL, CITY
Baratt TroaK, Frrarirk BcUctUU. Frank C.
Bangs, W. K. Bonmr and BtipportlDi
Company of Kitty I'tople.
Prices 31-BO. li. TSc, 50c. Seats now atlllng.
.Remomber tba early curtain.
THE BAKER THEATRE
' Fhoaa,
leor.
Oaorge L. Baker, Sola Lewae and afanagrr,
Special Annotin'-orwuit All This Wuck, Henri
etta Croaman'S Ureat Burcma,
? MISTRESSNCLL,
First Tims oa th Purine roaat Ja Original
f, -. Croaman Varalon'
Errnlng, 60c, 3oc, S&e, 10c. - Ma tinea, 23c,
15c, 10c, , .
w . ' tv NIVT WEKK:
Tho Case of Reotlllou Susan .
ASnjBISCBSrTS.
CORDRAY'S THEATRE
CORDRAX Rl'SgBIX. Uanasan.
Krralng Prirmt: 15c, 25c, 35e, 40e, 5nr.
Matlnea PtIcm: Adnlts 25c. children 10e.
Toalfht, All Week and Saturday Matlnea, Htorr
. . B. Marks PraaanU Wm. J. Holmta la
tha Beautiful , Faatoral Play,
ONE NIOHT IN JUNE."
1 A Play You Will Bnjoy.
Marnnam Hranrl Thatr W. T. Pansie,
iihm ihhiii Mtwiita llikuii B. Mgr.
On Night Only Thnraday, February 18, 10O.
The Kammia
GORDON lUtiULA.NUEKS BAND,
THG KILTIES
CANADA'S. CRACK MILITARY BAND,
I . 40 MuaU-lana a Highland Uaocera
1 in Vocal holr.
PRICES Entfra lower floor, 31. Balcony,
flrat rowa, TSc; Uat 3 ruwt, 5ic,. (iallory,
Hftc and S6c. Botes and Ingca, $9 50.
CONCERT HALL-.
. BLAZIKU BROS.
1 CONCERT KvTsRY WIGHT.
. . Hi 2i3 BVRNSIDK.
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ARCADE TilEATRC
SEVENTH AND WA8HUTOTON.
REHNED VAUDEVILLE
8:30 te 4:30. Ti(0 ta 19:10. '
SUNDAY CONTINUOt S FROM 3 TO 1:
FOR LADIRS. GKNTLHMKN AND HII.DRUJ.
ADMISSION TtN CtNTS 70 ANY SCAT.
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Graham Quartette
Parsons' Hail, Thursdny evnlna:. 'h
rusry 1. at 3:80 o'clwk, with
William Wallace Ursham, soloist.
Tickets on sale at VVoo.ltird, Clarke A,
Ca
FRITZ THEATRE
0-43 BPFN81DE.
FRED FRITZ. ITop. W. U. Bl'OWS, V!r,
TMU HOME Ol'
VAUDEVILUJ
Two abvx-a dall at 3 tud 8 o. w.