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One year's subscription to Youth's Companion.
One year's subscription to Ladles Home Journal
One Lewis and Clark Souvenir Dollar. V ; ?
One Spalding Special League Mask. ?:'M.:'
One Spalding Official League BasebaJL
Handsomely Dressed Bisque Doll standing, 10
V inches high. Talks and opens and shuts eyes.
V Choice of any new book of fiction. V ; v ; :
, One Spalding Rugby Special FootbalL v
, One Spalding Baseball Cilove or iVUL . ; x 5
: One Spalding Baseball Bat.., ; r J v y :l
HOW TO GET ONE
tit every package of tha OLYMPIC fent Flews JNmeaka'
Naur, Cake and Pastry Flour and WHm Hearts will be
fauna1 mm Olympic Magi Picture, a ve a full uneaneelled
a Nee. 1 to of thooo pleturee wd preeent thorn ta
THS PORTLAND FLOURING MILLS CO, at K4 Stark
street, ana" aot yaw ahoioo of, the above arlaaa.1 , ,
ASK YOUR GROCER ABOUT IT-SEE HIS NAME IN THE LIST
ALLEN. M. J. S1B Third Street
BADER eV WALTHER .................. .363 Pi rot Stroot
8A8E POTH .v..... ......... Unloa Avenue
BICKNER BROS. ................ ..St. Johns, Oregon
BJELLAND, A. 0. 634 Northrua Btrott
BLAKE, P. T. .' 41 Union Avonoo
BLUM BROS. 622 Twontyfourtli Stroot
BOHNSEN BROS. ...380 Jofforoon Btroot
- BRISTOL 4. N. 298 Morrioon Stroot
' BULLIVANT, Ji J, .......401 Jofforaon Btroot
' BURNS, O. J. 74'Elovonth Btroot
BURNS, tk C 147 Third Stroot
. BUXTON, A. M. Alnoworth Avonua
CALDWELL, J. W. 621 Umatilla Avonua, SollwooS
- CARTER, S. H ..Panlnaular Btatloa, City
' CA6SON BROS ,.106 Oraml Avonaa
kCHEHAK BROS. ".. ...Ml Firat Stroot
XOFFMAN, J. F. Lor. to, Orogoa
i CONCANNON 4V SON..T. J- ...600 Thurman Btroot
. CONN, R. E. .....400 Willlama Avonua
COOPER, S. H 676 Washington Stroot
CRUICK8HANK MACKIE ...24 Grono Avanuo
; CUTLER a SON, W. S. ....100 Unloa Avonua
.., COOPER, E. L. ...1S4 Madison Stroot
6U0AN, J. E." .m North Twonty-flrot Stroot
OAUTOFF, MRS. D SOfl Plrat Stroot
. DENNIS, S. D. ...... 42S Woshington Stroot
.. DICKSON, O. 'W. T...aionooa
. DOM, W. a ................616 Jofforoon Stroot
, DRESSER, S. J. 604 Morrison Stroot
DRESSER A CO, P. Sovonth and WasKinatan Stroota
: EDDY, P. A. .......752 Savior Stroot
EOGERTON, W. A. ......7......... St. Johna, Orogoa
EQOLESTON, W. H. ,641 Wllllamo Avonua
i ELLINGSON, H .........BOS Fourth Stroot
- CASTES. JAMES A. ................. .436 Union Avonuo
v FALVEY. N.J. ,.,.,..... .Haaoaio and Laraboo Stroota
FARMER, A. J ...61 Third Stroot
. FAULKE A BRICS aM Univorolty Park
FELLOWS, F. JL ....374 Washington Stroot
FINK A CO. ,. ...614 Mississippi Avonuo
FRAKES.J.A. ..i, 416 Evaratt Stroot
FRANKLIN A Ca ...................132-4 Front Stroot '
FRITZ, R. C... .'...740 Union Avonua
FUNK, F. W. .....126 Ruaaoll Stroot
GEORGE, W. W. .4.., ...'.BBS Union Avonua
GIENOER, A. C. ......r,. .. .Woodlawn, Orogon-
OODFRBY BROS. ....................314 Bumolda Stroot
GODFREY, M. S. 25t Ruaaoll Stroot ;
GOLDSTAUB, JOHN ............271 Ruoooll Stroot (
GOOD A CO., B Twanty-faurth and K. Ankony Btrosta
GOTTSACKSn BROS. ...13 Grand Avonua
GREEN, C. 001 Bolmont Stroot
GREEN JOHN .....76 Union Avsnuo :
CROC I, O. J. ......................321 Sovontsonth Btroot , .
uunuinouNi u. .,.. ooo Aioina nvwiw
GRIFFITH A BELLAMY Grand Avo. and Hawthorna
HAINES, M. C. ,...636 East Stork Stroot
HANSEN, J, W. 2024 Ruoooll Stroot
HANSEN, J. 0 408 Flandoro Stroot
HAWKINS, A. O 666 East Morrison Stroot
HELMER, BRICK 480 Gliaan Stroot
HENNC8SY A CO., J. 6 103 Front Stroot
HINNENKAMP. Q, H. ................420 Morrison Stroot
HOLM, ANDREW , 160 Union Avonua
HORN A CO. ...East Sovonth and Falling.
HORN, A. 400 Third Stroot
HERGERT, J. ..... 836 Union Avonuo N.
IRVINE BROS. 363 Morrison Stroot
JOHNSON, ALBERT TOO East Stark Btroot
JONES A SON.........'. 417 Union Avonua
JONES, F. A. ......... ........, ....US Front Stroot
KADDERLY, A. A. ...............434 East Bumslda Stroot
KALLICH, JULIUS Woodlawn, Or.
KANNB, HERMAN ...............416 East Sovonth Stroot
KASER. J. R 456 Jofforoon Stroot
KELLAHER A CO, D. ....4...;. 127 Grand Avanuo -
KENT. W. G. 20 Grand Avonuo
KLEIN A KRONER .............380 Kost Morrison Stroot
LAR8EN. GUB .......1009 Corbot Btroot
tATIMER, J. W. , Union Dopot
EN8CH BROS. ......264 Front Btroot
LINDBORG, Z, W. ................866 Mississippi Avonua
THE PORTLAND FLOURING
LISTER, VY. L .......... W...........16S Sovonth Btrsot
LONG A OGDEN ................Front and Glob Stroota
M'GINTY A 6CARTUM .......Flrot and Thurmaa Stroota
M'KENZIK A W4SB . Chapman Stroot
M'KINON GROOERY 00. ......178 Third Btroot
M'MAHON, J. T. ....... j.Forty.flrrt and Division Stroota
MALLEY, J. SI Savanth Btroot N.
M ALLEY, M. J. ..,........,....,.. Third Stroot
MALOY, T. J. . . ..r ......". .884 Savanth Stroot
MANAOHAN A BENNETT, .878 Boot Marrtaan Btroot
MANN, J C. .................881 Holladay Avonua
MANNING A LEE Eat First and Woldlor Stroota
MARQULIE8, SAM 888 Firot Btroot
MAYER A LINOAUER ,.388 Boat Cloy Stroot
MAYER A CO L. .,... ... ....t48 Third Btroot
MEIER A FRANK 6a Cfty
MEINE A WILDER .....Grand Avonuo and Boot Bumslda
MILLER, W. A. ..East First and Holladay Stroota
MILLER A BRICKBLL ......808 East Twsnty -firot Stroot
MITCHELL, P. 0. ............166 Twonty-third Stroot N.
MOLIN, L. ...60S First Btroot
NEALOND CO T. J. ...336 Sixtoonth Stroot N.
NOREN, N. P. 304 Boot Clay Btroot
OBERG, J. W ...... .......86 North Sovonth Stroot
O'CONNOR, MRS. M. E. ..716 Johnson Stroot
OLIVER, M. C. 406 Hoyt Btroot
O'NEILL, FRANK . 683 Hood Btroot
PARKER, R. W. .,....,...... i 91 Grand Avonua
fAODICORO A BON 354 Boot Sovonth Btroot
ENDERGRASB, G. 6. ......Twolfth and Johnoon Stroota
FORTH, CHARLES .....628 RussoN Stroot
PETERSON A SMITH .....St. Johns, Or.
PRIEST, O..W. ............. Falling and Williams Avonua
REEVES, F. H ...Twolfth and Washington Stroota
REISCHMAN, WILLIAM. .Union Avonua and Ruoooll Sta. .
REPP, CONRAD 700 Union Avonuo
REYNOLDS BROS. Lonta, Or.
RICS A PHELAN . 108 Firot Stroot
RICHARDS, K.4. ..;...NInotoanth and Pattyarava Strooto
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., . RUFF, A. C ........443 Sixth Stroot
. ST. JOHNS GROCERY CO. , St. Jahna, Or.
' SATEHR, a M. ...727 Willlama Avonua
SCHLOTH A LINDAUBR ,...v.... ....IBS Ruoooll Btroot
( SCHMEER A CO R. 887 Bast Burnoldo Stroot
SCHOENFELDT, O. L......M. 828 Willlama Avonuo
V , SCHWINO, CHARLES 848 East Clay Stroot
SEALBY, MASON A CO...., fourth and Morrioon Stroota
, SELLWOOO A ADAMS ...,...w.S61 Ernst Sovonth Stroot
SCHOPNER, J. C. tM, ....... .4... ..,.864 Yamhill Stroot
' . SI EG EL, A. E. .,,.88 North Savanth Stroot
. SNYDER, Mra. 0. A. 688 Washington Stroot
: STORZ, A. F. ......,.460 Willlama Avonua
BTRAUHAL, FRANK A.. ...... ..278 Fourth Btroot
, ; TABKE, C. H. ..M.t.. ,1808 Mltwauhoo Btroot
' TELL, E. ..,...,....,.... .881 Firot Stroot
' THUMANN, HENRY tUnlvsrolty Station
TIEDMAN, W. '...t..f ...... ,....,..836 Fourth Btroot
- - TILLMAN, FRANK t..613 Front Stroot
. TOWNSEND A VON SCHOONHOVEN .148 Firat Stroot
. TREMBLY, MRS. D. M. .821 T wont loth Stroot N..
y.J. Ti J: kli"J" Farlt Stroot N.
- VOELKER, C. L. 780 Mississippi Avonua
VORPAHL BROS. ...... Sixth and Bast Morrison Stroota
: WALGREN, JOHN ............ .M1 Sovantoonth Stroot N.
WALLACE, A. R. 876 East Elovonth Stroot
WALTER A GREGORY 823 Willlama Avonua
. i WANDREY, O. K. J....401 Mason Stroot
WEISMANDEL, P. B32- Fsurtoonth Stroot
. ? WE8TR0M, IVAN , Crosby Btroot
WICHE A SONS, A .341 Firot Stroot
WIEBUSCH, C P. .... ........ ..r.....MontaviMa
WINGERT. H. .j.............. ............. .....Montovllla
WILLIAMS A SON b. .,,..74 Union Avonua
" YATES A RAYMOND .........1010 Bolmont Stroot
YOUNG GROCERY CO. 261 Firat Btroot
EEISLER, O. H. Twonty-flrst and Division Stroota
; SELLER, A. R. f..M.............t7S Mississippi Avonua
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COMPANY
TRYING 10 SOLVE
TICKET PROBLEM
TAX
iWlff luaim -SW6W
Aooam.
v in imurasao onionoa; .roruana ars
(. .IHUII .in, IMV.IIU1J .IW. 111. wu
f rnatsd too Bt Ixrala roads la eonnoo-
wiin wtrro o zmir umino . (no
mr TK. at tju.1. mmAm ulval th.
Broblom by assuring Injunctions from
tho oourta-- thai - offoctaslly . provoatod
-tho seslpflrs from burins; or sslllna tho
fslr tleksto. Tho Orocoa roodo propoos
n aMm.l.h Ik. asms tat m kii.
xatroet wsr oy soeanng too pososso or
obd tho oltv sou ike II of Portland, makln
It unkkwful far tnvoM ttt osol la tha
.. retn ooupons of railroad tlckota sold
vm amount of tho Lwts and Clark fair.
; Loeoi ooaipora aavs ozprossod thslr
trill innM to lot thsso tickets oovsroly
alono. Thoy oay tboy aro glad to help
ths fair In any way that will not Injur
ncir ponmnEni Diiinm, na wiu
oncomiiiy kdioo or any rsvuiaiiona
... msdo oy tho etty oouneU or tha court
- IWkota to Portland noxt year, if tho
railroads do aot attonpt to diivs thsm
Mt of oosinaos altotnar. On the
TREATMENT OP PILES
f Many ae-allod pllo rsnodlto will af
ford tho uosr allBht temporary relief,
and tho majority of thoso afflietsd do
not expect mors than this,
j Tha svoraaa suffer, after having
-tried ovsry preparatkm roeonoisndod for
tho ours of piles, comes to tho concJu
plon that there la no euro except by aa
Operation, and rathsr than undergo this
last rosort" ho suffers on, resigned to
ths situation, oo far aa nay be. The at
tention of thoso In teres tad Is Invited to
too following experience:
. "After tea years of suffering; from
blind. Weeding and protruding piles, and
Jftar asinar ovsry remedy I could hear
f without any benefit, I finally bought
k flfta east bos of Pyramid Pile Ours,
ftnd used It. with so oh good results Z
bought next a dollar boa, which fin
ished ap ths Job. That was nearly six
years ago, and aa far as piles Is ooo-
tmod I am eared, and hers aovor felt
symptom of thou slnoo,
"Many othera have need this remedy
y any advice, with tho same results.
trtd I always recommend It to sufferers
ith pile" C H. Potto, Burlington;
jKana
Testimony I Iks this should eonvtneo
the nest skeptical tho Pyramid Pllo
Curo not only earee, but euros to stay
tared. It Jo la tho form of a supposi
tory, oan be applied la toe privacy of tho
pome, alreeuy to ths parts afflicted,
and does Ma work auiokly and palnlsonly.
Druggists generally sell tha famous
remedy for fifty oenta a package and
Sufferers aro urged to buy a package
how and give lte trial tonight. Accept
o aufoetitutsa. '
: A little book describing the Muaaa and
Cure of piles la published by Ih Pyra
anld Drag Co.. Marshall, Mir h.. and on me
will bo oaat free to any ad drees for lao
other band, It la apparent that
should a lit bo passed putting aoaipora
entirely, out of bualneew tn Orogon, thus
forcing them to go late tho oourta to
tost its constitutionality, tho railroads
could put up a' legal light so vigorous
la support of ths law that tho question
could be kept la tha sourt ad referen
dum until the fair la over and tho
cseap tickets out of tho market. In a
similar manner tho Injunctions at flt
Louis have been made to serve tho pur
pose of tho exposition management and
ths railway companies, with ths result
that very cheap ratoo have booa given
by ths roads and the at. insula exposi
tion has secured a large attends nee that
u oould not otherwise have bad.
All of tho railroads in territory from
the Rocky mountains to Buffalo and
Pittsburg have just agreed to run
"coach excursions" for tho remainder of
tho faLr period. Thoso excursions ars
special 'trains, composed entirely of day
ooaAbes, and run at rates aa low ad
ana lent a. sella fmai bobbo atalnta.
MTrom all points within 200 miles of St.
Loula excursions will bo run dally at
half rates. . Prom plaoeo between too
and 190 miles from 81 Louis, excursions
will bo run flvs days la each week at one
cent a mile. Thla rata will also be made
twice a week from Colorado. Wyoming
and tho Dakota a.
"This Is possible tor the railroads and
tho exposition only when tho return
ooupons aro protected from scalping,"
says a loeal railroad man. "For ex
ample, our road la now doing a business
of from 100 la SO tickets a day at
regular rates between Tacotne and
Portland. Suppose ws put la a half
rate oa account of tho fair, and the
scalpers were permitted to deal la the
return ooupons of these tickets. It
would atmply destroy our regular bual-
aess ,for the entire summer between
thoso two points. Applying tho earns
conditions to our whols territory. It U
sasy to see that should ws grant low
rates for tha Lewis and Clark exposi
tion without protection from eoalptng
the return coupons, our road's regular
revenues would bo entirely wiped out by
tho fair for 0vo months nsxt year." . . -a
MAYOR'S SPECIAL HAS
TROUBLE WITH POLICE
Otto Frag, apscta! policeman by ardor
of Mayor Williams, has his troubles.
Tho police captalnw he avsra, refused to
recognise hla authority to mako ar
rests, and oven threatened him with tho
Indignity of arrest if ho takes anybody
to JaiL
"I went to the station, with a man la
custody who bad been threatening to
kill another at First and 81 moo
streets." said the special officer, "Cap
tain Moore talked with Captain Ballsy
and than told mo to make myself scares.
Thoy said if I arrested any mors men
they would put me la a oslL I showed
them my star and told them I j had
seen sworn In. .
"Then they turned tho arl sonar leoes
and told mo I was too fresh. I am
going to see tha mayor and Chief Hunt
about M. Theoo people novo It la for
me. Why, they actually asked 'mo why
I didn't toll a polleemaB about tbO
trouble."
Special Officer Fear forgot to take
tho name of hla prisoner.
(iearssl gpaelal lkevtas.1
Bt Louis. Oet. It, The Bt Louis uni
versity today conferred tho honorary de
gree Of doctor of laws on Mayor Paul
CapdevlAlte of Hew Orleans and. Judge
B. U Whits Of tho United States su
preme eeurt on the oeeaeiea of the nai-
roralty'a diamond Jubilee, r
VISITS OLD HOME
AFTER 40 YEARS
r. Q. aVDAJBB
YOU BVATB
TB1BB
TO IIW
A OOBBOMP
S
After a period of ft yeare during
which time ho has ssea none of hla rela
tives except bis immediate family. W. Q.
Adam a, 401 Fremont street, recently vis
Ited the state of New York, where ho
was born and lived until lift. Ths trip
Included aot only New York but CJUasaru,
at. Louis and many other cities.
- In last Mr. Adams waa suffering with
consumption. Physicians despaired of
his life and oaprsssod tho belief that he
would aot survive another year. Us waa
advissd to go to Florida.
'Florida la Just ths place I wouldn't
go,", said Mr. Adams, "oo I selected a
ollmato where tho atmosphere was brac
ing and there waa no malaria. Z came
west and lived la Minns so to and Dakota
for a time"
Ho la apparently aa strong today aa
any man of hla years end has nothing
of the appearance or habfta of a con
sumptive. Mo lived in tho open air
great deal and gradually recovered hla
health. Ho lived In several states 1
fore coming to Oregon, where ha has
lived for the past St years.
Several months ago Mr. Adama decided
to return to his old homo. la the little
village In New York tho venerable
at ranger walked up to other men who
have grown old and waa immediately
recognised, though to years havsslapsou
since they saw sack other. He met nieces
and nephews who were children when ho
last aaw them, who are bow jr ell aeV
vanced In years.
They knew him at onoa. Then ho mot
grandchildren ho had asver seen. And
ho met the grandchildren's children. It
waa a reunion of several generatlona.
Before leaving Now York 40 years ago
Mr. Adams successfully completed a
number of contracts on tho Brio canal
while that waterway was la course of
oenstruotlon. Ho declares that tha coun
try baa changed A great deal slnoo lie
aaw K.
. "Changes have, of course, been aumor
ous In 40 years, he said. "The oountry
la whioh 1 used to live baa now become
known aa one of the finest fruit raising
counties la ths state. Apples from that
section ars la great demand.
T have felt well for a long thus but
X don't know when I have felt better
than I have slnoo my return from ths
trip. A change of ollmato does any one
good. I gained considerably In weight
while I waa away."
-' DlBClnJ Scbo, i.:
Professor Eaton opened hit dancing
Haas Monday, October 1. and will con
tinue Monday and Thursday evenings
for .six months. Gentlemen til, ladles
$8. Arl on hall, Second and Oak. 'Phone
West
- A TheayMful atea. '
M, M. Austin of Winchester, Ind,
knew what to do ta tho hour of need.
Hie wife bad each aa unusual case of
stomsch and liver trouble, physletsns
could not help her. He thought of and
tried Dr. King's New Life Pills and she
got relief at ooee and waa ilaeJJy eured-
HUN im Ml
Best of All Introductory Offers
Instruction Books Oralis,
and Wholesale Prices.
Factory Foot tbd BUI Planos
r th Vary FinMt Stwry Clark
Law Than Throw Carload
Now Easy Paymanta. ' .
Recognising tho difficulty tat Introduc
ing a aoatly piano Into a new territory
the Story a Clark Company has author
ised us ta extend to music lovers the
following most extraordinary offer, an
offer which has never heretofore been
made, and which will probably never bo
made again: .
1st The choicest product ' of their
factory aro to be sold at dealer's whole
sale price. '
Sd Every purchaser of tho Story a
Clark pianos In the first three carloads
sold by Bllers Piano House may select
Jrhlchever music school or teacher pre
erred and ths bill for six months' tui
tion of one of tho family will be paid
by ua for account of tho Btory a Clark'
Company.
Sd Whatever textbooks are needed In
the course sf the tuition will bo fur
nished gratia by us at the aaponaa of
ths Story A Clark Company.
4th and last, but not least Mr. Btory
has promised to aend each buyer of one
of these Story A Clark pianos a fine
muslo cabinet as a present next Christ
mas. ... , !.. , v. i. . -A
Three Carloads That's All
It la well known that one good piano
sells another, and the manufacturers
realise that by placing three carloads of
these nlanos In ths home of cultured
people In the Pacific Northwest a big de
mand for Story A Clark pianos will be
created, for Story A Clark pianos nsed
only to br known to receive recognition.
It Is therefore a practical move for
the manufacturers and the purchasers.
Ths Story a Clark Company place ths
instrument in your noma for out mue
more than it coats to maae it. ana in
addition furnish you the means of be
coming thoroughly acquainted With Its
quail t fee. By taking advantage of the
opportunity you get a. thoroughly good
piano at wholesale prfce, tho six months'
muaie lessons ana Instruction . books
free and tho present of a handsome
music cabinet at Christmas, and at ths
piano Itself, a permanent advertisement
far tho Btory A Clark Company, for
tnero is no douot snout your Being win
Inar to sneak a sood word for Story A
Clark pianos Just aa long aa you have
one in your nouso. . . ,
VETERANS OF STAGE
HERE IN PORTLAND
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wui" sfoasrr.B an &m
OOMB OP
OV sVWrras B alT. o gap
Oaf,
Two-popular veterans of tha Ameri
can stage who have booa visiting Part
land at batsrvala for many year and
whoaa experience la theatricals dates
back nearly a half century, aro "Billy"
Marble and his wife. Ella Bloom Mar
ble, now at Cordray'a theatre with "For
Her Sake,' Thoy have been oa tha
stags together slnittat inwooesiiUy,
neither of them having known any
other buelneaa. .Both wore bora la the
profession.
Mr. MirblCs grandfather, William
Warren, built the original Ohestnut
street tkeatro la Philadelphia, He was
an actor, aa waa Mr. Marble's father.
Warren and Joseph Jefferson married
slaters and for many years tho Jeffer
sons, ths Warrens and 4he Marbles
SURE CURE FOR 'PILES
TTCaUCO Vnai yrodaaaatototura aadesaM 1 Lob lag
'Thla form, ae well aa Puna. Ileedwt ot TrtroAing
Filwere owed by Or. BosanliO'S ails Remedy
Stops IMUns aa Uaedlnc. JJMrb tunore. 50o 4
JretdruaTta oraesi brauuL Tiaatlac free. Writ
pa. awan. raiaoa., rm
tmm about roo i
-hava boon oleeeey gsscotMod btaaas,-of
their family ties.
"Billy," as his frtende know him. I
8 years of age, but still halo and
hearty. As early as 1861-f ho was
playing at MeVlckero theatre, Chicago.
At various times ho has been aasoolatvd
with W. J. Floreaoa, Donman Thomp
son, Jefferson and other well - known
stars. For St yeare bo managed his
own company, and at last found hla
way Into melodrama, creating the part
of tho negro. Wool, In A Hidden Hand."
Portland baa aeon him In "Down Mo
bile," "la Old Madrid," "For Her Sake"
and other vtaya of that class.
William Warren of ths Boston Ma
seam Is his uncls. Mary Marble of "X
Milk White Flag" la his ntooo and Mary
Mayors of "The Sternal City' la a aie
ttr. .
"la fact,' said Mr. Marble, comment
ing aa tha situation, "I can net at pres
ent recall one member of tho family
who la not or has not at some time been
oa the stage."
In tho present attraction at Cord
ray'a, Mr. Marble ploys tho delightful
old ftusslaan general, end Ala wife tha
princess. - u.-.
SEEKS DIVORCE; FEARS
WIFE WILL KILL HIM
( i i v. y
In anawer to a drroreV outt filed by
Amelia Kllner, It la alleged by George
H. Kllner that aha threatened to poison
him.- Tho s newer waa filed la tho cir
cuit court yesterday through Attorney
Charlee F. Xjord. Kllner, who la now
janitor of an oaat side bank, asks that
the complaint bo dismissed, denying
that ha ever deserted his wife. The
language la which he Charges her With
threatening to kill him Is as folio we:
Z will poison yen. My brother keeps
a evogr stave, and U ta a warp easy ..
matter ta do it Not ton afterward
aha put a whits powder ta a pitcher of .
drinking water, and after that 1 put ap
a-a tore and did asy awa eookJaaV
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Allen a Lewis' Best Brand
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and Recover' i
B " SfAW TOVal -r-ayaxMBiaTaaa
j a-ooms Aim bats
C . rma cot ti a nw t
y PBAJCB AaTO WSaTntiB , ,: 2
( ' Wtn pay far a good. wtrflnf
cover. For lllo and
you got a alee allk and wot- C
ated waterproof cover, which 1
1 wearsauch bettor tjensllk.
ALLESINA
X TWO PACTORIBSl C
SSS Wasbmgtaa SOS Moistaeav J
PRICB5
ti 1801. 1311 will buv nerfert beau.
ties now, atylea that sell for as high as
4ftt ordinarily. More costly styles are
correspondingly reduced. You can pay
mue as in aown and sg
all cash pr as
month. Every instrument Jully guar
anteed. Money back if 'Instrument
fails to prove exactly aa represented.
Keep ft In mind that there ars only
three carloads of these . pianos to no
under these extraordinary conditions,
and that ths Btory a Clark Is already
very popular. If you cannot eotnc in
and see them, write for catalogue and
full particulars. Ellers Piano House
161 Washington street, corner Park.
more opon evenings
; : PtaaSt Loaf Trlj !Uw,
On October IT, tl and M tho & It a
H. will again sell very low-rata excur
sloa tickets to St Louts, good returning
until December 11. Particulars of a W,
Stinger, city ticket asTsod, Third and
Washington streeta,.
An extraordinary offer
In order to introducs still more tuttenrivelj the merftj of "Journal Want Ada." The Journal
will giva with arery fash want ad." for the Daily or 8unday Paper a Urge package of C.
D. Smith ft Ca'B Premier SAYPO .Washing Powder, sold regularly and all over tha city
axsKswaxemneawawaBawnm XOT SUC per paCKBge. ,
Just a Word About
Saypo . ;
Washing Powder
It Is the purest because it contains no
aarrnful ingredients and will not injure
. tha finest fabrics or tha hands. . If you
Bought it, you'd get snore for tha same
noney than any other. It will clean any
thing and it does Its work thoroughly.
Your homo Isn't complete without it
Saypo Washing Powder is a Pacific coast
product (made in Portland) and one you
eiiirel1er snnt tn tiee.
f. v;, ' r, . '1 v ' s
emh "Wist A4H for Jim thXty
orSuiidtyJotrntA: S-uiHjoki want
ad' rte 21 woHs tor 15c.
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