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- A large udtnce at Cen ten nary Metho
rital church yesterday morning heard a
rrmon by Dr. William H. tfeppe, who
poke frm tb text: "For I Am De
termined Hot to Know Anything Among
You Bay Jesus Christ, and Him Crucl-
fc-d." Haa4he simple gospt of Jmui
Chrtat loit Ita 4 raw in poWerT u the
Quaatlon suggested by the preacher, who
t replied with a comparison made by a,
in In la car altar flatting, two ohurchea in
v K inland. At one, a faahlonable ea
thedral. ne llataned to a philosophies
and learned eddreas by toe paator ot a
- fashionable congregation. Tba a.t tend
ance whi small, there ws no spiritual
' enthusiasm and the goapei was scarcely
V, touched upon. Than ha went to a service
, held by tha great evangelist, Dr. barker,
and found ail audience of K.000 crowded
the plaoe, and listened with aarnest al
bynion to a aermon that was fllled with
. th Ufa and power of Christ' teachings
. "Requisites (or Church Suooesa" waa
' tha topic of a aermon at Taylor-Street
church, by Rev. Francis B. Bhort who
haa recently taken thla paatorata. A
large eudlenca heard tba new preacher,
and ha cava a strong and Interacting
dlacourse. At tha Sunday-school aeaaion
lref. T. T. bavla took tin tha duttea
of auperlnicndenl and Mr TheodofS
peaaler began tha work of primary super
intendent. Dr. fihort addressed a brief
talk tothe newly elected cf fleer a. In tba
evening there waa a, large ' audleneo to
'hfftr tha pastor's sermon on "Necessity of
Prayer.' There waa a musical program
by tha church qunrtrt. made up of Misses
Haratow and -Hardlna;, Mr.. FargO and
Vt. Cummlnus. t t .-,,
rf-id tha o(ty Pti""-y. There were
cruwda at both svrvi ,. . He la living
at the home of Rev. H. L. Pratt la Kttat
Kiglith street, until the latter port of the
week, when ha win move Into tha manee.
Jeaae Forrester, a boy from Eagle
Ofeek. haa been mutsltfg since Baturday.
He had Willi him. Robhery Is feared.
The police, are tnveati gating.
,-Wa-Hoo Tonic. The great blood purl,
fler. nerve tonic and liver regulator. Just
what you need these days. For sale by
all druggleta.
Chaw Den-Tal-Oum, have pearly teeth
and prevent decay. . For aala everjr-
where, .:. ,
v- -
. s FoHtlcs are getting- hot.
f,s Things are bolting in the pot V,
V' ' : Chafafttra era being gleaned. '
"v" "Augeua stables" must be cleaned. ,
fc Chlmiae men bow ta their Joss, ;-v ;'r
- Meilrana adore the "boss.
:' " Drops of rain anoint the earth, n ."
,3V-- Farmer men are full af mirth. . "
V Union Laundry people sing. -, K '
"IM. the merry welkin ling." '.
And with the Jolly spirits of contented
people they go right ahead with the-op-e
rat Inn of their steam-heated polishers,
leaving the people and expanding busi
ness every day.' Second and Columbia.
TL jlalB'ltft .. ;; - i. , ..v
Much street Improvement ta being done
In AlWna. RuaaeU street, beween Wll
Haau and 'Oantenbela aTcnuea. ta be
ing paved with vitrified brick on a eon
crete(oundatlon. Kfforta are now being
made by the property-cwnera along Wil
liams avenue between Cherry and Al
Iwrta streets, a distance of nearly a mile.
for a combination of crushed atone and
concrete- pavement. The coat will be
much more than 'a regular- macadam.
pavement, but it 1 said, ta te jnuch
smoother and more lasting..,
Charles B- Potter Co.. 'rubber atamp
works, removed to 99 Flrat atreet, near
SUrk. . - ' v
( vkxmnr wmcMomAJbT
Hlti Anna "Reed of, Latourell la a
guest at the Perktna. ,
Mrs. Fred Hayne gnd' Mrs. Porter ot
Roaeburg are grueata at the Perklne. .
Congreaaman J. N Wllllamaoa of
Prlnevllie is registered at that Imperial.
W. U Brmdahaw of Tba Dalles la at
tha ImperUl.
v J. A. SincUlr ef Wall Walla; to reg
istered at .the Portland.
J. O. Allen of Seattle ta at the Par
kins. -
W. D. Mr A In In registered St the
Perk I na from Pendleton, .
Jordan O' Bryan Maxon. who came to
Oregon from MUaouri with an pa team
In 1M&, ta la the glty from bU home near
Lewlaton, Idatio. He was on the site of
Portland when It Was virgin forest and
there was only one" shanty where the city
now stands. Ha waa related to Jfrraon
Davis, president of tha confederacy, and
to 2achary Taylor. v-
David Campbell, eh tef of tha Portland
fire department, will atart-for Vancou
ver, B. C tonljrht to attend the annual
meeting ef the Pacific Coaat Fire Chlafa'
aasociatlon, which '-convene In that city
tomorrow. Chief Campbell will be gone
aevarai days.
OHIO WOMAN SEEKS
t WORK IN PORTLAND
FIGHTING SANATCX1
Heating of tha suit Instituted by P. fl.
Hanaeu and others to have the property
of tho ftanatorium company at Mount
Tabor condemned as a private nulaanco
and removed to a mure remote location
began In the circuit court thla morning
before Juts Fraser. Piatt efc Piatt ap
pear for the plaintiffs and Carey ft
Mays for tha company. Dr. Henry W.
Cos and Dr. W. Q- Wlllama. officers of
the defendant corporation, war present
daring the henring
The only wltneas examined this morn
ing was W. D. Deaver. . He test 1 tried thai
the loud cries and watllnga of the ln-matea-of
the sanatorium disturbed his
rest and that of his family at night.
Soma ef the nolaea made were so pe
culiar that be could1 not describe fhem.
The members ot his family, ha said,
were excited by these outcrtea and were
apprehensive of harm when he waa not
at home, -'
Previous to placing the witness on tha
stand the lawyers outlined what they ex
pected to how by tha testimony to be
Introduced. .
STORM IS SEVERE -
-ALONG THE COAST
Tha rainfall which hi Tlaltmgr this city
today m general throughout western
Oregon and Washington bat is traveling
eastward rapidly. It haa already reached
the crest of the Caacede mountains and
from all Indications the rain will extend
to eastern Oregon. - Tha fall la many
Along tha ooast the storm has bent
moat aevera. There tha rain waa ao-
caipaDied by hard wind a Tha United
Htatee weather buaeatrhaa been mnable
to communicate with the coast districts
today en account of the wires being
down. From all Indications tha storm
will continue for several days, - '
Tha river registered at I feet today.
This Is an extremely now mark. , On ac
count of tha heavy rains In tha moun
tains It to expected tha water will aooa
J.---. Take a steamboat Woe through the
mountainous region, asaldat the match-
, leas srehery of Oregon. View the great
",V waterfalls, canyons and glens sklrtfng
,' the Columbia. . The steamer Charles R.
" Spencer tea Tea foot of Waahlngton
J- atreet Mondays, Wednesday and Frl-
daya on ita up-river mn to The inllea
-and way landings, returning tm alter
aara days. When comlnar to Portland
leave the train at Tha Dalles and ride
down to tho city on the vpenccr Tel.
-' . Main wax. , - ..
in ' -rvnry rmoyurmn cnaren,)
' snth and Chty ntreets. the synod df Ora-
Kn inv rnnujtnuin cnuii:ii win Pirn
Thnraday evening -at 7: o'clock. There
are 1M ministers in tha synod, one elder
'- from elch etiurcn and one oommlaaloner.
-Thuraday evening Dr. 1. A, Townsend of
Roaebunr, the rettrlng moderator, atill
' deliver an addreas, after which his sue
, ceasor will be chosen. Friday evening
. there will be a popular meeting In the
Interest ef foreign mlaalons, ,
S llly B. Brook, from Hood River, ra
, ported to Detectives Kerrigan and flnow
t this morning that she lost her purse.
containing t2l.lt, on the sidewalk along;
'- Third street, between Oak and Alder,
this mofatng. She Just arrived from her
hoxaa In Hood River. ,,-.. ,
' Saleswomen wanted One who la ae
Miatomed to aril log women's auitaJ aklrta
and all ready-to-wear gooda. Must he
thoroughly experienced. ' Hone others
considered. . Call at once. Q. ML Co, .
Chief of Police Hunt this morning ra
leaaed Sari -Alley and Beaaa Averlll,
. boy who. last night wera arrested In
ouestlonabl resorts In the north end by
- ' Policemen Baty and Burke,- ; v
Rev. T. R Bmllh, the ww pastor of the
First United Bvangeltcal t church, East
Tenth and Sherman streets, preached his
flrM sermons In Portland yeaterday. -He
Coffee;
Story
; Tou want the beet "at tha.
smallest
prices that's
0UI-
:
Java Costa '
Rica Coffee
A gpecelal Mend, freah roaaC
ad every morning. Flnosr
breakfast drink la tha market .
Ones tried always used. Oar
price only, . .
25cm
Sold by othera -for tl ,osnts
a aoJVid . . ,J ... - .
HAINES'
. TEA
STORE
170t THIRD STREET
Phone Main 1706. '.
Writing; from Dayton. O.. Underdata
of .October- Is, Etta Bradford aaka the
"county f res employment bureau" If
there Is any opportunity for an lndus-
trloua youag woman to. obtain employ- r
men! at fair wagea In this city. , 8h
desires her letter answered as soon as
convenient
The article which brouaht forth tha
letter was published In Tho Journal
about ta days ago. -It was received by
Dudley Evans, superintendent of tha
county board of relief, thla morning.
In reply Mr, Evans has Informed Miss
Bradford that the county free employ
ment bureau la not yet an accomplished
fact, and that It win not be put on. a
working basis until alt details relative
ts fts working has bean decided upon.
Thla letter shows that mnch of tha cor
reapehdence coming to the off toe of the
mayor and other public officiate relative
to obtaining work will hereafter be re
calved by the bureau. -
BLOODHOUNDS CAUSE
; ROBBER TO CONFESS
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J fJearaal Special Serrlea.r r-
Hr Moines, da., Oct. id. Tracked by
bloodhounds t hii horn. Kar) Karrer
today gave up 11,060 that Ira had secured
by w dnyllght holdup from tha bank at
Treynor. Karrer ran a saloon opnoalts
the bank. Ma entered tha bank disg
uised and locked Mla Flood, tha 7
stpar-oid aaslatant oaahler. In tha vault
Arid made bis escape. He was not reeos
nfsed. but the aotlon.of the bloodhounds
led Mm toconfeaa, -4
TIDE OF WAR TURNS
' (Continued front Page Ona ) J
WIFE AND SISTER TO
ARRANGE FOR FUNERAL
Mrs. Jacob Frits, whose husband oOra-
mttted suicide here fjaturday afternoon
by drinking oaroilo acid, will arrive to
morrow to take eharaMi of the body. Mrs.
Annie Halan a slater of tha dead man,
a-eached tha dty todays from - . Seattle.
Funeral arrange men ta will bo completed
when all tha relatives! gather.
Coroner Fin I ay to still holding tha In
fant found dead in a grip at the Union
depot weak ago today. .Thinking- the
body might be needed ehdhld further tn
veatlgatlon be mads, he decided to poet
pone the burial for a time and await do
ve foptnenta. - '- 4
m i. a-. e
CONTRIBUTE $70,400
i
FOR MISSIONARIES
thur and Uso Tung- peninsula and the
Hunting up, to the'evacuation of Liao
Yang waa f S.90O killed, wounded and
taken prtaaners. At Port- Arthur and
on tha fulao Tunc peninsula tha Russian
loss la estimated at 1,009 against the
Japanese army.,10.000 at Kalptng Tasch
ikao and Hla Cheng 0.O0O, at Llao Tang
20.000. In' addition to J.tOO sailors
drowned ami 40,000 Bailors and soldiers
taken prisoners, - y. , ,
. . .. .
OOOUTATZOV
ileeraal Special Serriee.l
St. .Petersburg, Oct 10.- X.lent-Ge.
Sekbarofr. In a dlapatch thla morning.
cnnflrma tha report of the occupation of
Ben tela puts by tha - Russians, . The
Japaacae retired after a sfclrmtsb. s
, was turjnna
Oeauma Kaxepatkla Bapmlaai Sef eas By
tha Jajsaissn ; v
Cfcaraal Special gerries.1 - : :
St. Petersburg. Oct. 10. la hi srder
announcing the readiness of hla army
for a forward movement. General Kurop
atkln says: '--.
'fora than seven months ago the
enemy treacherously fell upon us at
Fort Arthur" before warhad been de
clared. Since then", by land and p
Russian troops .have performed many
heroic deeda of- which tha fatherland
may Justly bo-'proud.
"The troops of the Manchuria n army,
1 unvarying good spirits, hitherto have
not been numerically strong enough to
defeat tha Japanese army. . t
'-it to for thla ren eon that, la spite of
the- repeated repulse of Japanese attacks
upon our positions at Tatcheklao, L4an
dtanslan and Liac Tang, I dtd,not con
sider that tha tuna bad arrived to take
advantage of these suocaases and to be
gin a forward movement and I there
fore gava the order to retreat
"After a five days' battla at Llao
Tamj, you retired on new positions
which had been prepared previously.
After successfully defendinc H sjr
vanoed and main positions, you With
drew to Mukden Under most difficult
conditions. " i '
"Attacked by.neneral tCurokl'a army,
you marched through almost impasaabla
mud, rtghtlnc throughout the- day and
extricating guns and carts with your
handa at night and returned to Mukden
without abandoning a single gun, pris
oner or ..wounded man and with tha bag
gaga train entirely Intact.
"The emperor baa aaslgned for- tha
conflict with Japan forces sufficient to
assure a victory,
''If tho regiments which already have
been sent out prove Insufficient, freah
troope will arrive, for the Inflexible wtah
ot tha emperor that we ahould vanouleB
the foe will be Inflexibly fulfilled. Here
tofore the enemy. In operating, haa relied
on his great forces and disponing hla
armies so aa to surround us, has chosen
as he deemed fit his time for attack:
but now the moment to go and -meet the.
enemy, for which tha whole army haa
been longing, haa come, and the time
haa arrived or ns to compel the Japan
em to do our will, for the forces or the
Manohurlan army are strong enough to
begin a forward movement Neyerthar
leee. yon must be mindful of the victory
to be fained ever our strong and gallant
"-. - V ' r,
IIwul kwbl Bn it i V
New ork, Oct. 10. Women and men.
moved to silent weeping by the eloquent
appeals of Rev. ' A, -f. Sampson, heaped
contributions upon tha altar of- the
(Toe pel tabernacle, at Eighth avenue andi
Forty-fourth street- at the annual con
vention ,of tha Chrlatlan Mtaalonary al
liance. Until tha enormous sum of 170,
400 had been added to tha fund In two
hours and IS minutes actual collect Ion
time 't -three seaalona yeaterdayt
Tha smallest amount contributed was
H cents and tha greatest 47,121. At the
first seas Ion ta fit minutes fea.fOO was
collected. In tha afternoon session T
4 minutes tha baaketa were heaped
with envelopes containing cash, checks
and pledgea to IH.loO, and In tha even
ing fl.700 waa added to tha fund, . r
CYRUS FIELD'S SON
y ; ACCUSED OF THEFT
' (jmvuI Special Service.) " J
New York. Oct, 10. Edward M. Field,
son-of Cyrus W. Field, who laid ths
first Atlantic cable, haa been arrested aa
a charge of grand larceny and locked up
In the polios station. It is charged that
he stole an oaercoat October . 11a said
1ia was a broker. -
Field has been committed to the
Bellevue insane hospital on one or two
occasions. At one time he was a mem
ber of the brokeraare Srm of Field, Llnd-
Jey. Wlechers dc Co when ft failed or
13.000,000 in 1001. Field was Indicted
but tha oaae never aunt to trial. a.
BEGIN NEW CHINESE -
EXCLUSION TREATY
-V. v','
fJenraal Special ftfrrlee.)
Waahlngion. D, C, Oct IS.
tary Hay and Sir Cheng Tung have be
gun to lay ths foundation of a new
Chinese exclusion treaty. It will be
submittsd to oonareaa tha coming aea
aion.
It WIS contain Tjrovlalons looking ta
mora considerate and liberal treat
ment of tha Wghjtr claas of Chlneae
who are seeking to snter . American
porta.,- ; , . v
STORM CAUSES HIM ;"
TO COMMIT SUICIDE
-r
i it
t Veemal SaeeUt Santo?! ''''i '
Fresno, Cel., Oct 10. O. P. Joseph-
alan, a prominent and wealthy vlneyard-
lat and ralaln grower, committed sulclda
this morning by drinking oarbollo acid.
Ha was despondent over the destruc
tion of hla entire ralaln crop by last
week's storm, which rutnedjilm finan
cially. ,
BOSTON CAPTURES
THE 1904 PENNANT
' 1 " " ""
lr f I Jearaal BreeUl (lefvka.) ' ;
New York, Oct. 10. Beaton wins tha
pennant First game Boston , New
Ifork (. . ', .. . - - .-v
. . .i- ' B. H. B.
Beaten .,....,.... .;,..-
New Torn I 4
Batteries THneeu and Criger,- CBaav
bora and Kletnow. '-4
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. Baa? Koaay, . ; .,.
' From the Chicago News, i
Blgra li s aplty young Swift doesn't
take advantage of the, many good opeer
tunttls offered him.
Dlaas -Yes: but I guees ha finds
leaa strenuous to tak advantage Of those
who offer ths opportunities, ,
In Our Millinery
Section ';
v 1.
Jn. Our Suit and. CL...
Department;
Enthusiasm was the key
note of many expressions
of those 1 who ha vc vis
ited our, new headgear
department during last
week. This week we
have added many more
styles of hats reflecting
the masterly skill of
OUR PRICES ARE
; MODERATE.
0471? TERMS ARE
EASY. r ' "
Wd show clever
new styles in
Women's Fall
Suits. Choke fab
rics and colors and
designs emanating
from the most
noted modistes. In
style, . fit, finish
and all that con
ttitutes an attrac
tive garment thesa
suits ezceL Rang
ing in prices from
$8 to
Tourist Coats and
Cravenettea pre
dominate in abun
dant variety, best
fabrics, latest
shades and new
est styles.
Ladles Waists
P. N. Corsets
11
We show many
. new styles la La
dlsts Waists,
dainty -creations,
pretty m o d 1 a,
. splendidly made.
: They an very at-
tractive, ' though
inexpensive.
. .;' - ' 'Prom :
5.00
ri-i- up
- '. . t;. '
Our Terms: Easy
weekly ot month
ly payments, v
4. '
The Store Where .Your Credit Is Good.
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EASTERN OUTFITTING CO
We show an im
mense variety ' in
tha famous; P. N.
...
Corsets, exclusive
styles and forma.
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MID-WEEK
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LOOK 1M TrfX WIN
DOW AND SIX THEN -
: loat received worn Maw
' York, a new Una of Bacht-
grva Poliahed and Dntt .
' t Finished BRASS Novaity
"Ink Stands
Just tba thinr fcr ladies'
desks, libraries and a swajl
present for oar cantls-'f
man frmnda. Priest .,
t iJ.OO and Up.,
Vt
Decorated Crepe
Paper..... 15c Roll
New and svcluelve designs
'to. beautify tha shalvea,
lamp shades, ate. . , .
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COK. THUU AND ALDEJ,
Grwat Things at Uttla Prksjs
.,' I ..; . r. . -neaa
Whaleaala aad
1;, .
STRONGEST GRAVITY GASOLINE
LAMP IN THE WORLD
300-Candle Power Llght-Llghts In 10 Secmds
It Is the improved Zamerlal AatosaatJa Oasoltaa aa
Mmp, mads' eapeclallr for us. Warranted perfect and
co viva complete satisfaction, and 'wui Da
Sent Free on 30 Days' Trial
To any merchant or business man having- a commercial
rating, or other peraon giving Port land referencea. and
If not PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY may be returned
to ua at our eXDnnsa. Thla -offer la Open to any part
or uregon or was
htngton In which we have no agent.
and ought to be accepted Immediately by every peraon
In theee eommonwealtha fond of a perfect light at tha
trivial expense of operating a common oosj oil lama.
lights are suitable for. ... t 1 -,
' Stores, Meat Markets', Hotels,
A Saloons sad Private Residences
V" Or Mber place whan a ftrst-daM light la
,",tv iW. , desired at nominal expanse ,;
wmms ro OATAXootra ajto pmzon,
ItV. riannin Uhlin? and SuppfyCo.
48 Third St. t PORTLAND, OR.
retail sealer In wanollno UgHtlna; Apparatns,
Bleetrte Ught FUwarsa, ats. Tel. Malm sail.
DRISCOLL'S SCALP IS
' TORN AS HE FALLS
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.,' " t' '
aunBers' Dlllna- upon hleh ha was
working- oauafd William Drlacoll to fall
99 feet thla morning from tha founda
tion of tha Paclflo Coast Steamship com
panya new eoal bunkers that. are being
built at tha foot of Qujmhy street. On
hts descent his bMkd struck a pile and
cut a gash six Inches long In hla scalp,
tha blow rendering; him senseless. The
patrol wagon took him to hla home, at
Fourteenth and' PettyaTOve streets,
where he recovered consciousness and
Dr. Watta took 11 st1tia In tha wound.
He Is now resting easily and no SAorn
serloun remit are expected from his In
Juris. - -v .
GERMAN VILLAGE AT
WORLD'S FAIR BURNS
I ' Uaaraal gfwelet Sr W )
St. lioula. Oct. .la. The German vil
la ge at the world fair waa destroyed
by nra at an early hour thla morning.
Tenj occupants .In the mam building
had a narrow eacspe. Thay war taken
out unconscious, but rsbovsred.
Columbia Theatre
. omt. U BAKBR, Uanagar.
MT aud WMblnatoa. Pboo 110.
Tftaltiit at R:ln and HI thla wm. Mtlasa
BatanUr, Cnlnmhil Taratra oct Cbsajaar Is
Nat 0. aeadwla'a greaUet accaa
"An Amsrloan Cltlx an.n
Kw lladrHna Laertta Krlar.
rinryaV-Kr.nlns. U. SSc and 5nr: Bull
aea, 10", lae and Bc. Dowatnwa tlrkft of
Row a Mirtla'a irnc atora. Sixili and
raahlnrftie atrMta, froai M a. Bh ta T a, sk;
at taaatra, in T y, a.
Nanraam Grand Theatre " Ztt
Tharaday, Prtdkr. Sararday atrkta, nVtnhar
U. 14, 1ft. lftOi. Bpedal price nallaaa
Sstarday. The snulcal attraagaiiu.
OTMB WIZARD Of OZ.H
KScalrg prlca Kntwa Inrer fnen IT SO:
halcoar, trat rowm. 1: Brat 1 of Ut
nwi, To; last I rawa ht balcwny. Met eatlm
galWy. son. ftAiae and toca. tio.
BpHal SHttlna pricM Enrlra Imrsr W,
ti; aalennv. flrttt t mwa, Ik) last A revs,
toe. Entir gallcrT, XV. ' '
Advaar aH will epos axsatiew (Tsasday).
at 10 o'ekx-k.
TUB STAR THBATRE
k SsrgW and West Fash I fa hla
Tandevllle Theater,
m BXAKOITD m.io.
auurroKD in DAmx.xaaTOsr.
t DtrvoM WAJiTOar.
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SATTU.a AMD TAaajr.
WILX. O. OTT.
- m rmonoroaooFav
Sam IW M . ta., T; ta 10:10 p.
a. florral adatlaaloa. lOti raawiwl hoa
rate. inc.
iSwajpsiia
L JS3
The bmaa ef pattte vaserrina.
Caettaamt pwfnrniaimM tn,m I to 4:SB a.
m. 9on6n nntlnaiiB te it m a. m.
Ins parforaisnr fmai T te 10 S Sk aar
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Mwmiim rranrf Tfioaffa F- T. Paarle,
TelBr. TacMlay
Boa. fcUsagar.
Hals
and WpdBaBiir alrtita.
popnur nrlr mntinaa We:aaiay at S:1S s' clock,
i or I
'or I land a fsfwlta eetcr.
' RALPH STUART
la the tbrllluur RMaaatle draaut.
"BY RIOHTOPSWORD."
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TV. 6m-; aallrrr. 85c. 9k. Fosaur matUM
prloca. ad-ilta M)r. rL(fdin Me to tay part et
a iBeairc. aaan are eow eciuag.
Cordray's Theatre
Staatfti
ng-rn
tUhkHl.
Oardray A
Maaagara.
Pnrt)aa4'a papalar FtaybMoaa.
only Sday. Kvryhody
MaaAty. Taeasay and WmItmsoxj. October. It.
11 inn i,
, - ". fNmpbray-raapuaa Co., pranHtag.
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Taaraday, rrMay. Rtnrdjr atatlnca aod Sight.
11 a 1 Horn a graat ?niHHr(i rlay,
HOM o nrnwasna.
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erata. Boc. Mating nrhM. XSe t aay pari
01 ibv aoaae; raninrva, spaciai aaata, ioc.
The Arcade Theatre... ,
Tim Orlgmal Family Vsndarllla Btoasa.
. , Thla week.
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at Ktoirf,
NIGHT SCHOOL
. Behnke-Walker
Business College
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meaa avoambly than by ftaamar
ssarss wnm aa.
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bwaeaand ....... heatrs war araak
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fislam Hllag.lH ksmxs naa waofe
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ohance to save money, and It hi unwtsa
to 1ft the oirMrtuniitr pass without
taking advantage of tiim. Our
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mmida glva you a rhanoe to m as
aatlnga evary w aiia ou.n
valua for yoor aiony HTor r
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