.THE . OREGON DAILY j JOURNAL,"' PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING; APRIL 21, 1804.
TOWN TOPICS
- 'r TomoHT'i AmruKxim.
' klrfmm Ortn4.....HaiTlit's Ilnofjranon"
ftakar... "Tha Rwnrd of tkr Klnr'
V rinplr. ....... ....... Anna Era Far
Arn4i ,, VsdTUl.
BIJo Viudcrllle
Nineteen graduates of the North Pa
ciflo . Dental colless will., rscelve
diplomas at the commencement exercises
of the college to be held In tbe First
: Baptist church. Twelfth and Taylor
streets, at I o'clock next-Friday even
Inf. - An excellent prof ram has been
prepared for the evening, consisting of
the commencement address" ana
musical Drorrsra of vocal and lnstru
'mental numbers. The annual address
Is to be delivered by C. E. 8. Wood;
charge to the class. Dr. Woods Hutchtn
son; conferring of degrees. Dr J.R
Caldwell; valedictory, Tony M. Barlow,
A. B.. D. M. D.
' Title la been secured to the two re
maining lots of the five needed for the
' '. construction of -the Brooklyn school.
.The title to these lots has been secured
after soma litigation and considerable
'delay. The new tiehool will, when eom-
pleted, consist of 18 rooms, but this
year only four of the rooms and an
assembly hall will bs constructed. The,
, : hmokivn school will be built on the
TLae of the one at Woodlawn. so that
; additional rooms my be added at any
time, the building always Deing com
nlete no matter ..what the number of
'room may be. - j
Capt. U D. Mahons field secretary of
I the -State. Ant-8aloon league, will ad
dress a mass meeting of tbe cltlsens of
Mount Tabor at the Mount Tabor Pres
byterian church tonight on the loeal-op--
tlon leeue. Tomorrow night ne ' will
" speak In the First Christian church of
thlsclty. Since coming to uregon last
October, Captain Marions has spoken on
a average of once a day.
. On of the court oases against China
men arrested two weeks ago for con
ducting c ambling-houses waa dismissed
this morning by -Judge oeorge on motion
of the district attorney. The case re
ferred to was JJiat of the state of, Ore
gon against Joe ..Lee.. The district at
torney announced that there was Insuf
ficient evidence to convict the defend
ant
CliUfiCff CELEBRATES
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IsHT-DAT PASTORS VT TOVM
CHARTER MEMBERS EKROUSD.
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V.'
, T-. Chrlstensen, commonly known In
Portland as "Coffee" Chrlstensen. has
, returned after a two years' sbsence in
Denmark. Mr. Chrlstensen acquired his
nickname from being the first man to
run a coffee house In, Portland. He eon
ducted four or Ave at the same time. In
Denmark he has been running a hotel.
. He expects to go Into, business In this
' Harmonicas and music rolls, finest lot
In the city, at so per cent discount. We
have bushels f them. Come and get
your pick. Wrights Muslo A Piano
House, 117 Seventh street, , between
'Washington and -Alder. -
The elevated roadway on Bast Morrl
son 'street, between Kast Seventh and
; Kast Ninth streets. Is being repaired
and the chief portion of the structure
is replaced with new material The deck
will, be replariked and several of the
' Pile renewed. ,
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Homer Davenport. thecartoonlsC will
"deliver a lecture and will draw pictures
'for the people of Pendleton, at the
Fraaer theatre, tft that city, Thursday
The twentieth anniversary of. ths
birthday of First United Presbyterian
church was fitly celebrated last evening
by nn Informal dinner in the church.
At 8:30 sbout 100 of the guests sat
down to the well-laden table, which pre
sented a gay appearance with its dec
orations of dogwood, yellow tulips and
white lilacs." The 'members of the
Ladies' Aid society were the hostesses.
nd tbelr efforts were Xully appreciated.
Others ate in plcnio atyle about the
church. i ,
Many of the early workers In tie
church were present, and after, the
prend they recounted Incidents of early
church days. A., letter was read from
each of the former pastors. ' The first
from Rev. William R. Stevenson,
tbe first pastor, who. now lives in Pitts
burg. Pa. He ' told of his coming to
Portland, and of the' ttmov when the
membership of the church numbered
only II, snd services were held ln a
hall. "After a Upse of II years." said
he, "and with a distance of nearly 1,000
miles between as, we are always eager
for news or -your welfare.
Rev. W. M. Logan, who assumed the
pastorate when the church was four
years old, says of It: - "It is eonserv
stive as regards the truth; firm in prln
cipie ana loyal to a conviction, yet ag
gressive, eager, for ths salvation of mea
and the coming of the kingdom." He
also, told of his experiences as pastor
or tne cnuren ana spoke highly of Port
isna, as a city,
.Rev." p. K. .Hawes. whose nastorate
extended from ISIS to list, wrote from
Braddock, -"Pa., saying he could
scarcely realise that 10 years had
AT THE THEATRES
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playing1 of JO. Hays causing much
merriment. -' i t . -
The four Mullallys do soma wonderful
dancing. , The little tots,, Annette and
Lillian, are favorites with the audience,
i The moving - picture: fin Fairyland"!
presented for tbe first lima In Portland
Is lengthy-i-but holds the audience till
the last moment, and sends them away
in good humor.
SPEAK IN FAVOR
tm mam or tmm rovm."
Everyone who has read Conan Doyle's
famous novel. 'The .Sign of the Four,
should not fall to see the production
given, next, week by the new Nelll-I
Morosco company at the Bakei theatre.
It opens, Sunday with a matinee. )j v,.
mjmm uAwtrcMaat XTOOias.
Mary Mannerlng Is everything that Is
delightful and womanly In Harriet Balrd.
This Is the star part in "Harriet's Hon
eymoon," which closes) a three-nights'
engagement tonight at the Marouam
Grand. There is probably no handsomer
woman on tbe American stage than Miss
Mannerlng. But her beauty la only an
Incident . In "Harriet's Honeymoon," al
though,- truly enough, an Incident: that
is not often lost sight of. More than
her good looks Is Miss Mannerlng' sin
cerlty and her appealing womanliness.
She portrays the young bride with all
the impulsiveness of youth and all the
feelings of a healthy, sanguine, doting
girl In the first flush of wedded life.
Now, what could be more Interesting
and charming? The bride of a week, I When a reliable firm like the Browns
Harriet becomes frightfully jealous of i vllle? Woolen Mills' store out prices
the Baroness von Rabensteln. The I on their stock there's going to be rome
wnoie situation, it is true, almost nora-1 toing aoing.
ers on tne riaicuious, out mere is i Tne cut is iron) 11 to is on every
enougn or tne serious in Harriet s atrug-1 suit in tbe bouse. This firm manurao-
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HIGH GRADE CLOTHING, CHEAP..
The Prohibition alliance held a local
option rally last-evening in Centenary
Church. x Kaat Ninth . aii - Vmmt Hut
Orna of Portland's Clothing Btorea, tbe streeta .The auditorium w.n flitxt
BrowmsrlUe Woolen 'XIU, i
Onts the MM "
and addresses were made by prominent
locat option workers,'.
8. U. Downs, principal of the Sell
wood school, - presided, f ' After prayer
or ev. u. w. riumer an address was
given ,by Samuel ConnelL - He urged
tne necessity of arousing publlo senti
ment In favor of local option among
an ciaases, regardless .of religious be-I
" Frne day! Buy Mwdlth'S -umbrellas.
repairing ana recovering, two stores
Washington and Ith. Morrison and 6th,
Steameri for The Dalles will leave
Aiaer-eireei wnarr t sw m. oaiiy (except
Dunuay;. foone jaain Si.,
The Ideal spring medicine, kidney and
jiver regulator: Wahoo Tonic.
- uring tne cany to iss seventh street
and see the fun it will have. -
1 Pansles. 15c dosen. American Florist
and Gardan, lit Tenth. .
.Wise Bros, dentists. Failing building.
t. uisv siiu n aaoingion.
a H. Q ruber, lawyer. 117 Com'cl Block.
extant raxsovAX.
Oeorge E. Black, a Ban v Francisco
politician, is at the Perkins. ,? 3 f
JU A. Loomls of Ilwaco, C wner of the
- steamboat line from Ilwaco to Astoria,
is eve me rerains.
' Judge J. J. Brumbach of Ilwaco Is at
, tne Perkins while on a brief visit to
- -ph city.
( 4 Charles Butler, a big sheepman of
v Port Townsend. is in the city.
. B. F. Jones of .Toledo, a member . the
-, lgllature, is among ths guests at the
Perkins, ,
. . Rev. Stanton C. Lapham has returned
from Seattle where he baa been sinew
6s tarda y. . ,
, Dr. C W. Lowe, an oculist of Eugene,
psssed through ' the city yesterday to
, take n- post graduate course in -New
Tork.
a..Jullua Mayer, of -Flecken'stein A
Mayer, , injured in an accident at Third
-"and Washington streets Saturday, has
recovered sufficiently to be about again.
Dr. O. M. Booth of The Dalles Is at
the Imperial.
Albert Dunbar, a merchant of Astoria,
la among the guests at the Imperial
hotel. , i
; Ben D. Boa well , of Bos well Springs,
Or., is at the Imperial accompam-Nd by
his wife, after a two months' tour of
California.
- Dr. W. K. Mansfield of Barberton, O.,
, Who Is touring the Pacific coast, is a
guest at the Imperial.
"3orge E. Tauil, a machinery manu
facturer of Boston, is at the Portland.
J. J. McKoyce, agent at the Sllets
, Indian agency, la at the Portland.
- R. A. Watts, a capitalist of Brant-
JTord. Canada, is (it the Hotel Portland
accompanied by a party of friends.
J W. R. Ballard of Seattle Is at the
Portland.
Rev. H. N. Rounds, pastor of the
5 Methodist church at Davenport, Wash.,
Is 'Visiting for a few days at the reel.
lenoe of Rev. C. X. Cline. Mr. Rounds
ta en route to the general conference at
10) 'Angeles.' v n -M
"; . i ; : 'm , , if: K if
Yf& See M While Elephant
starch demonstration, F, Dresser A Co's.
psssed pince the churoh wss organised.
nev. Muoer Ferguson described his nas
torate, . which extended front 1191 to
llll. Rev. " A. J. Bpear reviewed In
cidents of the Interims between the pas
torates.
rour ensrter memDers are now en
rolled: W. A. Currle, Mrs. David
Dalglelsh, Dr. J. Torrence Tate, and
Miss Laura Tate. Rev. T. J. Wilson of
Eugene, who wss present when the
church wss organised, gave a short
talk. ... ; . .. . ..
v Following was ths Brorram: ' - ., ,
Organ solo .' ........Miss Tate
ReclUtlon '. .1 Miss Hasel Hrah.m
Pre-organlsation days
..Rev. T. J. WUson. Rev. J. A. Spear
Soprano solo ."For All Eternity"....
Miss Hughes
Violin Obllssto. Mr. RusaeL
"Our Charter Members"
Mra Dalglelsh, Miss Tate, Mrs.
v . I McKern. W. A. Currv.
Soprano aolo ..Miss Wells
Letters from farmer pastors '.
Bev. w, R. Stevenson, .Rev. W. M.., .
Logan, Rev. O. E. Hawes, Rev.
Huber Ferguson.
uld-Lang Syne" ..... Male Quartet
Stevenson, Curry. Tricy-Shearer. r: .;
. SCOCGIN PLAYS1
A . "JIAPPlf" ME
gtes ana ner unnappy pugnt wnen ner tures its own gooas ana makes the I lief. : He said that this could be done
young nuBDana is carried away, to givs ciotning, wnicn gives tnsm many SdVan- throuch the eltlaans aAmmllua. riila
this actress the right kind of a chance tages over firms who buy through a mid- committee Is being organised snd will
to go strslght to the hearts of her audi- dleman. ; h r ; ' ' v, .' V. be made np of members of all parties
tors. And. In this mood. Miss Manner- Thar Is one feature of a out made and churches, for the purpose of making
ing is not only delightful, but really at by this store it Is always genuine and an anneal throue-h the mA
her best, which is ssylng a grest deal. I means much to those who take advan- otherwise to secure local ontlon votes
It was distinctly shown last night I tags of the offer,- which comes at a time I throughout the state. Tant.nn mam.
that Miss Mannerlng has a clientele when It should be appreciated by the ibers of this committee We aireaitv Hn
particularly her own. An audience al
most entirely Xull dress indicated how
popular she Is with, society folk and.
given a series of so-called society plays
witn just enough or the real stun in
them to save them from the fate of
the first Belasco-De Mills productions,
it is easy, to see a long and very
profitable career for her. "Harriet's
Honeymoon'
buying public
r
tiAsn jAm
a B. ft V. Aanomnees tow Xaw tXx?? touching upon the local
appointed., and 4 or others have
been picked out and will be asked to
serve. . t i. .
nev. & rteison , Alien i aeiivsred - a
option issue in other sUtes. Rev. W. I
u- Houingsbead attacked the saloon-,
keepers of the sUts, saying! "Thssa-
OaUf orala Meeting.
i Account the general- eonferenne of
ths M. E. church,- at Los Ansreles.' com-1 loon man anniua nniv tn nriuti. -
Is not good enouah to be menclng May Id, and the National asso-lhls business, whlnh offAra nnthi. i. .
long remembered and, truthfully, Miss I elation of Retail Orocers, Ban Francisco, I turn." He read a letter which one of
Mannerlng' s accomDllshments are far I May S-l. the O. R. A N. announces the I his churoh memhora ri.t
sbove the requirements ol ;he peg of mJ,rn. trip steamer rate from Port-1 the Wholeeale Liquor Dealers' assocla-I
Harriet Balrd. There is serious worw !n,J. w'l! respectively, tlon. arguing against tha local nntinn I
ahead of her, and If the managerial in
stinct is not sltogether too keen. Miss
Mannerlng ought to fulfill within a few
years the promise . which now shows In
generous abundance In her work.
BXATOLO."
r ra uiavoio- win De presented brim
tne viympia upera company wnen It tritt Una
returns to uoraray s theatre tomorrow
mane inn win do tne nrst arena on- c. n. nrti.. n i .
era offered by the company in Portland. "CC IDT TTnllC tlcpUdUl.
and many are anxious to compare It Starch demonstration at F. Dresser A Co's.
wi.i" uwr gnmnp oy tnis ciever com
... - ' . ... - . swmA uuuun
rarticuiars or v. w. stinger, city ticket 1 1 it .t.t h.. -J I
' ...v.. iiooai option law would result In aKu.
lute nrohlbltion. whinh u. Uniiinnk
A . Jk,. at ' I . . ... . - I
VreeOO Uiy BOIL ; ' saia was raise. He stated that It 'would
a. m., I, 1:15 p. m. Leaves Orearon Cltv ,m,pi ti i. u v .T
, 10 a. m., 1:10. 4:10 n. m. Round trio Mr Ur,mn..h.. ..i Z ,Z
-"" wm iov- i onir anect tne aajnonkMrwira' hnn... ,
pany. At the Saturday matinee and
evening the ."Mikado" will be the bill
for the farewell performances of the
cumpsny.
as
Preferred Stock Canned Goods.
Alln Tewla' Bst Brand. '
', Assistant City Engineer Scoggln.' In
company wiui a rew congenial spirits,
msde a fishing tour amonathe wild on
the Klickitat near Lrle tha latiar mri
of last week and returned today with a
number of new stories, fish and . other
wise, witn whion he Is regaling the vlsi
tors who drop In and want sewers uid
other public utilities changed-to meet
ineir wisnes. T -, -- - i f -, . . t
Among the tales that Mr. RTtna-aHr.
brought back with him is one of a sur
prised fisherman, who went t-elep- on
the railroad tmok- Seoggln and a
panion fisherman were strolling along
the track looking for a camnlna alt
and while crossing a small bridge found
an aged fisherman sound asleep on a
long board that be had propped ud
across the stream. - ,r -
i'That fellow wlllifall off if a. "train
comes along," said ths . kind-hearted
Sooggln. V4 f. us - .;. . ri
"Better not wake him up." said his
companion, "he will surely fall off Into
tne creek if you do.
'No, he won't," retorted Scoggln. "he
will be thankful for being aroused from
dangerous Bleep." Following his own
opinlpn tbe engineer cried:
'Say there, old man! It's about time
you were going home," ain't It?"
The sleeper moved uneasily, protested
arowsny at tne interruption, and turn
ing over feu with a noisy splasr Into
the brook that ran cold and deep several
reet oeiow. . . , ..... ,
'I told you .so," remarked seoggin's
companion.
Who- hollered? I didn't!" retorted
scoggln lor tne benefit of the splashing
victim below.
If either of you fellows .-will come
down here I'll knock the spots off' of
you," howled the aged fisherman, climb
ing out on the rock bank, shivering and
full of wrath.. ' ., i
It is related by the diary, which tells
of the trip, that the result was:
To Incidentals pacifying old man
$1,"
"aUODA QAMUSM."
"Hedda Oabler." which Mrs. FJske
will present at Cordrajfs theatre tonight,
is one of the most recent works of the
Norwegian playwright. It was written
in 1190, and first produced In Ena-liah
at the Vaudeville theatre, London, April
17, 181, by Elisabeth Robins, and has
been' presented by German stock com
panies and In Italian by Eleanors Duse.
None of Ibsen's 'dramas - surnaasea
'Hedda Oabler" In dramatic nower nor
in searching analysis of oharacter. Again
in this play Ibsen shows that masterly
style, or absence of style, that Is so
pregnant with meaning.
.Mrs,.Flske produced the play In New
York recently; when it created a sensa
tion. Her Hedda is a sunerb mnitli
of natural acting, a worthy Impersona
tion of one of the greatest roles known
to the stage. It Is In striking contrast
to "Mary of Magdala," and Is admirable
eviaenee or Mrs. . Flsks's veraatmtv
"Cure the cona-h and aava tha lira "
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine . Syrup cures
vuusua ana coma, oown Q ins Very
v4 wiiaumpiion. ; (
Preferred stock Canned Oeods.
Allen A Lewis' Best Brsnd.
AMTTS'EXZJrTS.
Marquam Grand Theatre
Thnrsdny, Friday, Satarday, April 88, 88,
naiaraay matisee.
1EV AMEER.
Presented By
Multnomth Amateur
Athletic Cmb v
rMMTBMmlM. VBa. Soa aaS tb
Bale of seats onenad at km nm n I
anniuia unno inia mnntin, mt ia
curing mo penormance of "Hedda Oab-1
icr .mere will oe no incidental mnin
wuiun. in Jiacit is a novelty.
"Now, good digestion waits . on appe
tite, and health on both." If it doesn't,
try Burdock Blood Bitters.
Recommended by physicians for weak
babies. Come and see. 195 Seventh st.
i OSTEOPATHIC
PHYSICIANS
Drs. Adiic Northfup
. 41 DEKUM BUILD NO
Third nd, Washington St.
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Nervous . and Chronic Dis-,
r l . eases a Specialty. '
Fhcne f.Ia!a 349
SAZJI TOOAT.
Tickets for ' ths Mnltnomah al.ih-.
iiiuuucura ui ne Ameer - were placed
on sale at the Marquam box office this
morning. The boys 'are nredintina-, .
tout eciipse or 'an previous 'perform
ances, and the Indications are that t.
mtM9tAmrt Ill V - -, .
7J, " "wresponaingiy large,
"The Ameer" will be alvan fn..-
Thursday. Friday. Saturday nights, and
mw biuium, ina 1raaa r.h..
als have gone off with a swing and
dash that, have put all connected -with
the production In the highest spirits.
The demand for seats shows that ; tlfe
public is confidently exnectina-
things this yesr from the boys. Popu
lar prices will be maintained. i
m,ifiwLm bwusd OP TsTJI zxva."
i "The Sword of tha vin .1,1.1. v.
Ing produced by the new Nelll-Morosco
company at the Baker all this week. Is
the play in which HenrWra rrn.n..
made so signal a success In her starring
"ti,. seaaon. xne scenes
of the play are laid In England, In II 16.
a picturesqus period when James the
II and William III were striving one
against the other, for the 1 nnsaaaalnn
of the' English: throne. The play is not
umy maioricai, out is niied with refined,
w,vx " " amusing comedy.
VP AODBaTS BOW OP IXATS.'
. Ths Marquam Grand next TueanV
1114 - nrvuneauay ' nignis,- May 8 and 4
will offer, the great laughing success,
-Mcraaaen-s .How. . of Flats.".. hih
comes, this season with an entirely new
proauction ana a Dig cast of remarkablv
clever people. This play is doing a good
business everywhere, and Its present
season is tne most prosperous It - has
engoyea. ropuiar prices will prevail.
m Grand ThMfre ?cu.
Kaa, Mar,
TOKIOHT AT 1:10 O'OtOOK XAIt PZX
MARY MAINNBRIISQ
In tlx delightful comedy. ....
M Harriet, f Honeymoon"
irening prices, l.oo, fi.so, fl.00, Toe, BOe.
CORDIUY'S THEATRE...
COBSSAX A HUMKLU UAMAOIBS.
Tonlfht,
Lat attpearance
. Tooisbt.
Wednesday renlog.
April 27,
Tlwida eakler."
11.00, TSe and
MRS.
FISKE
Price 1X00, l.BO,
BOe.
I. H. Amos spoks In favor of Ur
Connell's suggestion to arouss sentiment
I in favor of local option. Muslo was
furnished by the Seville quartet of Sun-
nysiae.
X-RADIUM
INSTITUTE
Sonthssst Oor. First and Xorrlsom,
sL KaU 8TK. :
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WEAKLINGS
MADE STRONG
By ow saodera saetkod of trest-
. mast, ; .
THE FINSEN RAYS
For the deteotloa of UternsJ easi-
oars or other hidden als eases.
THE X-RAY
Makes 11 posslUs to diagnose ls-
. sases ,taat a ; payslolaa wtthont
this great Invention oonid Mt pos-
. t'-i ' ' stwy do. j
$5.00 Per Month
ALL MEDICINES INCLUDED
Tbsnday. Friday and Saturday,
April SV and 90,
The Olympia Comic Opera Company
Thursday sod Friday, .
"PRA DlAVOLO
Saturday Matinee and Might.
THB MIKADO"
IS THE NOMINAL COST
TREATMENT.
OF
Oonsnltatlcei and SxamaaMoa Sb .
T' " solatslF frsa. "
BWOXf YMXATBS.
This charming littla family theatre
nas jumped into immediate popularity,
presumably' from the fact that the" pro
gram is a good one. The house' was
again pacaea last evening at three per
formances, many being' unable ta sain
aamission.
nayes ana w men en are an excen
tionally clever sketch team, the piano
Dress
If you would dress prop
erly you must go where
you can hve your tclothr
ing correctly 'rriadei ' We
construct Suits in the ktr
est fashion giving the
proper fit and . dash that
all correct dressers ad
mire. '
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WM. VELTEN
TAILOR.
406 WASHINGTON ST.
Special
Low Prices!
ON'
Select
,:
Furniture
J"
Carpet & Furniture Co.
I66 AND I6S riRST- STREET-
I
Bijou Theatre
Portland'. BandaoaMst Family . Theatre. The
Horn, or rout.
VAUDEVILLE
AdmUaion te aay Mt in the heoae, 10a,
Performances dally from 3 to 4:80 o. m.
renins.,. 7 to 10:80. ' ,
see tne nm lue allow la the city sod be
eoBvineed. .
Boston Painless Dentists
i the only dentists In Portland having
late botanical discovery to apply to
Sims for Painless Extracting. rill-
Are the onlj
the is
the i
ing and Crowning Teeth, and guaranteed
luncn years. .
. .ONLY is Mrs nose Of CUT tins :
. rVA-'-e-i.- nimrs wa'-V
Ortheam Theatre AXii!a-
Orpheom Amawmeat Co., Inc., Props.
Fourth sad Stark Btretts.
Thursday Evening, April 28
Presenting
REPINED VAUPBVILLig
Ktot ratling tt 8:80. Mo tine 9TTf Sooday
I. V Ul.
dmlsswloa 2S cent Box stats, 60 etota.
- rnooe snaia wxw.
km-.;
i .iff- "t
All work contracted' for -during ths
next IB days will be done any time in I
ma luiure at out rate prices.
Eitractli(......FIEE fJumiutlo......FtEE
Sllvtr Filling.... J5c Gold MlUnis. ...7k
mil mi Teeuu.s ioia Lrewsx. 3.01
THE BAKER THEATRE w
Oaorte t Bakar, Sol. Laaae. and Hanaser.
Tonight, all wk, , matloM Satarday, the
new Nelll-MoroMO uoaipany. Dratentlna Hen
rietta Croamaa'a auccea., ,
TYm Sword of the Kings"
K renins price, BOe, 85c nv, 10c. t
Matlaee, Skr, 15e, 10a. r '
Neit week, .
' "Ths Sign of ths Tour."
Empire Theatre Mn'sl
Tonlgnt and all tbl. week,
, , , ADVA ST A
FAY -n
dr "somouBaroT."
Marreloue! mjatetiooal the talk of the eonntryt
Popular prices, 25c and 86c.
Matinees for ladles only Wedneeday and Satar
day, All seats, SBe. , I
Crowns and Brldrs Work at low nsteas
a specialty. On Patent Doable Snotlon
wiu Aout yonr teexn p, , , -.j ,',r.
xo srovBirTsv
tome in at once and take advantage
of low rates. All work dons by special
ists witnout pain and guaranteed for 10
yearaj t', "''""-?' itf Sff- ' ' i
Our' offices In all large Cities in the
United States have boon astabllshed for
Boston Painless Dentists
COB. PITCH; UI XOSBJCSOV .ITS.
cniranc awn Momaon street,? "
SBANCH OFFICES: 718 ttrat At., Seattle;
2w raciiic yvre., viscooia; ilia aewii; are.,
Ererett. Waab. '- .-.j.
j myv u;;: vuuu uii-vu ;:6:;
Eyou're goirigito take
advantage of our great
suit sale you want to
dots;s:ppN
owng!beau
every day - and every, hour
iiuririg:ffie.df
like this does not often
occiii; fbr ybti or fcir P usp
We cleaned up a leading
New York manufactur
er's : surplus spring stock
.a-. J. & i- M
of men's and young men'is suits at
60c on the dollar, that's why We're
selling '
?15 $16.50 $18 $20 Suits
' f for
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If you're wise you'll hurry, they're
going 'fast; you may be dis-
appointed later; 7
Chicag
Clothing
Company
69-71 Third Street Bet Oak and Pine
Matting
Just received a very large shipment of fins Linen Warp Matting at . r
15c ;and:l&
Also Japanese and Chinese curios, consisting of new Brasswars, Clots
sonnte, Sstsunoai fine decorated Porcelain, Silk Embroideries, eta
Our lease sxplres In July and ths entire stock must be closed oat be
fore moving. . -. - -, :,i--.v'''v-W;;M-Civ-'; ;
'';:;':';.'..;. . ... 1 '. ',;-,',v-H'jK5::' '
Corner Fourth and
ANDREW KAN. &,CO.:SS5JS.'
ARCADE TUfATRE
CssyKsraa and washirgtok. -
REFINED VAUDCYILLCi
g!0 t tifO, Ti80 te lOssO,
IDNDAT CONTINUOUS FROM TA aa.a
FOB LADIES. GENTLEMEN AND CHlLDBCai.
A0N1SWN TIN CENTS TO AJTY JUT.
PR1TZ THEATRE
rBKD FKITZ, rrop. w. U.' lOWII, Uo.
-u .inn noma . of
VAUDEVILLE
twe shows daily at and g s.
, Do yott know that the '
Pacific Motoal life tnsorohce Co.
. ; . " . OF, (JAUFpBNIA.
, Issues all ths latest - and
most approved forms - of '
Ufa, , Aooldss i and Xsattk
; ;., v Xnsnranoe.
' If you are at all Interested in
v ' '", this line. - -: -
j.Irop us a card or call on
qONCBRT BALW r ;
- 'BLAZIEB BBOSV
CONCERT KTEBT KICBX.
:x.-MAm SusNSipaV
OENX AGENT
Phons Vain 1S9
SS7 Btartinaia
PorUaad, Or.
City Br
HENRY WEIN HARD
iProprletir pt thsf fj..f
XArgest and Btost Oomplete V
k rew ery la tas BTorthwest.
Bottled Beer a Specialty
OSw Utt sad Bninslas TBtrssw'
; . PORTLAND, ORSOON, r '
Schwab Bros: PrintingCo.
' Best Work, Kease sable Prloes 5 -TH
Stark Strest, f r ; : Pkoas BUte 17$
FOR: A! FEW DAYS
Ws: wni sou ' " ' . a
s-Srawex. Box Ooret Sewing Xa- -
chine . .....,1................S1X0
prop JKead , ... ...SlS.ss
; These are new and up-'to-dats Sewing
Maehlnns.;:fe,
Standard Sewing Machine Office!
I - gsO Tamliffl St, Ooraar Pourtn. .'
Keedles, Oil and. Repairs. Second
hand Machines aU makes, from It to
lie -in good ordsft''-'r',t-i-'','K..-'!--'-.
at
-tgHsii
Small Expense
EotwtatBmot that ia. nlcaanra n '
gnnu Qoa tot aapena on tb mo dot . joa
twrd. bat on roor awn knnwlariM i
rwwlT. and .itnd hoapltaUtr. CbrliHn. Ter- -ltDs.
HerrlcK telle you all about It Postpaid.
BO CMita. .
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