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THE OREGON DAILY, JOURNAL'. PORTLAND', MONDAY EVENINO. JANUARY 13, l?:i
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ONLY VAGRANTS SING
ORDANGEESALOONS
Such Was ths Ruling of Municipal Judge Hogu Thl Morning
'') When Fining Three Worn
V Vaudeville Performers at Creen Front!
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CHABTER PROHlfelTS-SHOWS WHERE DRINKS ARE SOU)
The Fact That These Actresses
" ' Services Does Not Alter
r''iSu.ithr CourV and '
Vaudeville entertainment
gnu la PnrtlmifL i w
In saloons
Th ong-nd-danc " artist and th
.funny man. and the prima donna who
Mrforn In theatre w hie re drink are
old are vairranla. and have no lawful oe.
cupatlon, according to Judg Hogue of
the municipal courtand must sk other
mean of Uvelihood...... -t
-Woman must not visit saloons, either
In tea capacity of performers or visitors.
acoordln to the rutins: ox tne Juage.
- order- to that effect waa laaued by the
-court tills morning,; and. tho poltoo war
Instructed to out It into enect at once.
If tha ruling la observed, it will eloaa
tha tlg concert, hails of tba north and,
and, Indeed, all vaudevtll abowa (Ivan
- In places whara artnk are aold.
Tba rulings wara tha rasult of th dis
covery of a, aactlon of a city ordinanoa
'positively ' prohibiting . vauaevme
-fo finances In aaiooaa No affort hat
over been mad enforce tba ordinanoa,
ut it wUl bo rigidly anforoad in tba fu
ture, according to Judge. Hogu.
Thar section waa dlacovered as tba ra
eult of tha arrcat of a number of woman
. iwhe elalmad to ba "performere in - tba
: Graatf 1wt-S7theatra -TlJirdl wtraet.
They vara tha names Bf I.elie 8tsrllng,
Doris Teung and Alta W 1111a They ware
' charred with -vagrancy and were found
.guilty la the municipal court this raorn
Jng. Each waa sentenced to par a fine
of tit. - ;'";'i . 'V t
- ' They were represented by Attorney
- Jtalpb Dunlway, who contended that they
were not vagrants, since tbey wara em
ployed as performers in tha Green Front
theatre, and received weekly mm for
talr specialties, u It was than that tha
ordinance was produced.
The woman unqueetiohaBly-'aava-graints,
declared tha court, even if they
do reoelvo aalariea for perf ormlng on the
tag. I regard them la the same class
Alaskan Mine Dealer Sad
v-U Have Ha3 Partners In
Operations, v - 1
to
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GRIGGS FATE FJ AY BE :
SHARED BY OTHERS
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.MANY PORTtAND PEOPLE 4
SAY THEY WERE VICTIMS
Promoter Admitted to-Bail and
. Is Willing to Return to
Nome Jot LTriaT.
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Expectation of - sensational develop-
- menu In the raeo In tha federal, court
against C H. Griggs, for alleged frauds
- In Alaska mining ventures, appear to be
- warranted. Orlggs .was taken from the
county Jail by Deputy .United States
Marshal A. J. Cody and appeared before
- Lotted 'States Commissioner McKee to
day,' where ha gave a bond for $1,000,
: the United Bute Fidelity tt Guarantee
company of Beltf'Sre : being surety.
Charles R. Smith,' wealthy etockman
from , Svanstoa, s relative of
Griggs, ha been' vid for several
Cays, and arras' V bond. -
r Griggs -walr 'on,, this act
Justifying th ... hat he has
no hesitancy i got -lo i a to answer
" to charge maie ilt hl. ' The bond
calls for his apphat'Je before the-federal
court for.tho Wlatriot of Alaska,
Second division, at 4ome. i. . . -;
Although notion 'appears of record
Chat bints at eonfeaelon -by Grlgirs, it is
-ald on good authority that he probably
will make representation at J Nome be-
'fore the court that will Involve promt
nent4" people In thj tramactlons for
Which he was arrestaa. Since his ap
prehension by Sheriff Word and Deputy
; Never t:
Disappoints
Ptcucniciial Success
T M an M4m mtm
T . ! svM.
M ky V'Mwia. ;
,:tevMeee
iiWMskeyi:
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n ,Wh6' Said They Were
Received Compensation for Jheir
Their Status in the Mind of v -
All Will 'BvAirested.kv.'-':;' h I
as gamblers, tf a man Is regular Uera
ployad aa a farp-dealer, ba unquestlon
ably la a vagrant, because he follows an
unlawful occupation.' - It is tba same
with tbeaa women. . Tbey may .receive
regular wages and may perform on -a
stage, as they-olalm; but they have an
unlawful occupation If tbey perform In a
theatre where drinks are aold.
"If tbey would work at torn legal oc
cupation during the day, and perform ia
tba, theatre at night, they would not be
vagrant. In other words,lf tbey bad
soma means .of earning a living except
as performers In theatre where drinks
are aold. tbey would not ba -vagrants.
- Tba Beetle baa been a part of the city
laws since the charter was adopted, but
ba never, bee anforoad, , It la Section
It, and follows- :
"SecUoa tt. That It shalT be pnlaw
ful for any person to permit or employ
any . woman or women to act as .-.wait
resses or bartenders, or to sing or dance,
or to serve In any capacity, or to permit
or employ any person to sing or dance. In
any punno bar-room or drinking shop or
other place where spirituous, vinous or
malt ltauora ara sold to be drunk on the
preinleae. Nor snail airy person, the pro
prietor, owner or agent ox aay pub no
bar-room; drinking shop or place where
Intoxicating liquor ara sold at retail.
suffer or permit any doorway, window
or other opening to be or remain open.
connecting such bar-room or drinking
ahop aa aforesaid with hay room, place
or building where -women ara employed
to sing or dance, ofwhere women com
monly oonrrerate -for the - purpose of
singing xr dancing, commonly known and
designated as a dancehouse. - It Shall
also be unlawful for any person the pro
prietor of any drinking shop or bar-room,
10 permit any ineatnoai-ormineirei
show, exhibition or concert to take place
In such bar-room or drinking shop.'
Cesdano . on ! Friday - morning, It
been- learned that Grlcgi has been'
by the authorities with reference- to
turning government' witness, and thus
escaping the penalty of the law that
would be' Inflicted In' the event ha were
proved guilty of the act alleged, - .' -
That . well-known persona will be in
volved, if Griggs .were to7 make full rev
elation, 1 stated on good authority. HI
operation In- Alaskan mine : were. in
company with other men resident in
thie state, and th publication of their
names, Mt Is ajajd. would add another
to the. publlo keandals that: have en
gaged the attention of the courts of
Uta .- - -. .
1 'arrest 11 fori ohialnlnrnnoneiy
under false pretenses. In connection with
allegedfraud practiced upon numerous
people who Joined with him In purchas
lng stock . In a company . formed here
last year to develop placer mine claimed
by-, uiiarn to have been located on
Midas 'creek. Alaska,- containing fabu-t
iou deposit or gold.. .The exact local
ity, was not designated. Griggs keeping
It- secret, so ,h. claimed.: that no one
could learn where they ware and Inter
cept the expedition organised by him
to go i to tha mine. G. W. Duncan waa
a .partner, and' he also 1 wanted by
the officers. He is said to be In the
east Capt X T. Watson, formerly cap
tain of police In - Portland, and many
other ' were victims of Griggs . and
Duncan' alleged fraudulent dealings.
Deputy Marshal Cody arrived yester
day morning from ' San Francisco,, and
took Griggs from the custody of Sheriff
Word, who had held him pending Cody
arrival. , He has been looking for Griggs
for many week,, and Griggs is said to
have been passing in and 'out from
Portland, and eluding the officer. Aflep
hi apprehension, the claim was mad
that he had not attempted to elude ar
rest, but had been awaiting the -coming
of offlcera.ta t&ke Mro to Alaska.
SCHOOL BOY-SAID TO V
;,BE PURSE SNATCH ER
The polio say there I a boy attending
the Ladd school who is becoming an' ex
pert porse-enatcher. -He ia said to hare
been caught stealing women's purse on
th streets on several occasions, but has
not been arrested.! His parent ' have
been warned that he will ba taken Into
custody on the next complaint. .
- Yesterday - Mr. Deaon reported to
Chief Hunt that tha lad had snatched
bar puree containing $10. Ha waa seen
by a man who happened to be passing,
and waa forced to return the property.
Mrs. Deaon refused to alga a cotnDlalok
against mm.
ACTRESS HAS NARROW
j : . ESCAPE FR0MJ3EAJH
Marjorl"; Mandeville, a 11-year-old
vaudeville actress, ' narrowly escaped
death front falling scenery at the Or-
pheom theatre last night. She was on
to stag with Grace Wilson, whan a
large aactlon began to fall. : The orches
tra drowned the noise, and It wa only
inrougn toe warning .cries of the audi
ence that their attention wa attracted.
Mis Mandeville sprang ' back Just In
lima xo avoid ids craab, the ecenery
rawing, only, a few inch from : where
GEORGE W. BATES ONCE
: MORE ON WATER BOARD
' George W. Bates of George "w. Bates
h Co, bankers. 1(1 Russell street, has
been appointed a member of tbe mu
nicipal water board by-Mayor George
H. Williams. MY, Bate succeeds U-A.
Lewi, whose' term recently expired and
wno declined .reappoiau&anU
Mr. Batee 1 well versed In the duties
f the position, aa he served for several
years on the water board prior to Mayor
Williams' administration. He la a thor
ougJbnstness man and ha a wide
'- ' QTOSTXO OT YMACXTT, ',,
. The damage ease between Lillenthall
Broa. and Cartwrlght over s. hop con
tract will go to tbe Jury this afternoon.
The testimony of the defense revealed
no new conditions of th contract, and
the Jury will probably have to decide
upon a matter of veracity between wit
ness as of tbe contesting parties.
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The livestock association acted some
what Ilka a lot of wild western steer.
THREE DAYS-VERE
LOST ON VOYAGE
Aragonia Encounters Headwinds
, and Is JJnahle to Get a'7T
Tug at Astoria. ; '
WRECK SIGHTED BY i
OFFICERS IN MID-OCEAN.
Brings From Orient One of the
Tc Largest Cargoes She Has--;"'
1 . : ; Ever Carried. -
Bad 'it not been- for . the . unusually
-heavy weather In the early part of the
voyage and a detention of two days oft
the mouth of the Columbia river wall
ing for a tugboat, .the Axagonla would
have completed the passage from Toko-
buna, to Astoria in IS day Instead of
II days.. She reached Montgomery dock
In tbl city yesterday -afternoon. - i
: On January 4 ' the bfflcera report that
a ' gal of great severity was eneoun
tered. and the steamer was forced to He
to far 1614 hour, waiting for th storm
to abate. A couple of stanchion were
carried' away . and the .rudder chains
were broken. '' Tba sea ' was running
nountaln high, and a stop waa mad
o repair the damagea The' wind waa
followed by a bllndlng'snowstprm. snow
Tailing on tba aecg to tne aepta of. seven
lnchea A succession of . storm were
encountered until the 110th ' meridian
was paesed. ' - - "' . ' . ' "
Wreckage 'was sighted tn S0:0I north
latitude and 15:1 weat longitude, eon
stating of a brokeri'spar and a stick of
lumber IS Inches square at tha and and
li feet long.' The . timber evidently
cam from a. lumber schooner, but they
bore no mark by which the vanve of the
Vessel could be leakned. ' The. wreckaxe
was seen on Janualry.J, three day fol-
tewlar tn blgtarm; nd it 1 supposed
that a craft' of sem
description met
with a miahap." -v
"When we came w
thin eight of tha
Columbia river,", saki
tba first offloer4
"we prooeeded to r w.
re the ughtahip
waa lying at th tlm
I of our last visit.
A ga buoy was
tiding there. Of
course, we did. not kn
that the light-
shin had been taken oi
tho lnaldarto be
repaired. 1 lat jrriday morning . tha
pilot schooner . passed Close by, but
failed Jo see us. axtnougn oar nag was
Ub In plain view. Finally we moved
over, to the North Hekd lighthouse, but
a pilot Ala not board lu until Saturday
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At- Hongkong Paul ' Wol
auceaaded
Zlngler as -second '. offiov; of the
steamer, having been- sdnt ut from
Hamburg by the owners -'-Mr. Wolken
was formerly on one of the -Hamburg
American- liners .plying .out of fievr
Tork. :'..;' : ' , .;
Tha Araa-nnla farouvht ene of the larav
est cargoes she ever carried, measuring
1,609 tons.. ' It waa -made up) of bulky
product and doe not weigh much mora.
than half that' amount., aitnouga she is
loaded to the guards. , It is oompriaad
of tha following goods: v 11,681 rolls of
matting, M61 cases .of - Chinese, gro-
eerlea. It packages of rattan chair. 1,060
bales of Jute, 60 case pi nutmegs, i.
01 .bags of broken rice, 100 bales of
kapok, 60 bag of 'coffee. 200 cases .of
rir-m.- eases of sm'oklna- ware. 260 eaaea
of strawbrald. - 0.716 ea of tea,- 0 t
esses -of brushes. . 130 cases of porce
lain., tit cases of ourlos, 4600 bags of
peanuts, . 600 tubs of campftor.
small amount oi tBr txeia
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Coast Sailor : Ar JnXormed of Kuoy
and JUgfeta by CHrrenuaanV 2
The following notice to-mariner has
bean, prepared by, tha hydrographla-of j
flee:''.- ."' '' v,.'y
Washington Orara ' harbor ' entrance
South channel outer buoy established
December r 1004, "a 'perpendicularly
striped nrst-class nun buoy, 'marked
with th ' letters B. C in white and
known a' South " channel - outer buoy.
warn, established 1&-46 feet ' of water to
mark the -entranfe to. tba nev south
channel over the bar on th following
bearing: , ::z -
, Lone tre on Damon -poinr-Trt.'
Brown), N. 46 degrees. -
Grays harbor lighthouse, ft Tt de
grees. .;.:.::.,.
Tbl channel la s veey narrow, and t
close to the Jetty. Vessel should not
attempt to enter it without a pilot.-
Lower California Cape Bt Lucas
(Cabo Falso) Light put In operation-
Referring to Notice to Mariner No. it
(1111) of 104, Louis Kaiser, United
State consul at Maaatlaii, Mexico, give
further information that on . December
II, 1104, a flashing white light of the
third order,' every five seconds and visi
ble I mile, was exhibited rom the
new lighthouse recently constructed t
Cape- St. Lucas (Cabo Falso), . Lower
California. - - v
Approximate -position: Latitude tt
degree -tt minute 10 seconds north,
longitude 100 degree 67 minute 60 sec
onds west. Tba tower la painted red and
th lantern In, cupola white, .
COMPLAIN OF RED TAPE.
Sailor Say Take a tVong- Tim to
, . 00 Xato'the JKoapltaL , .
Member of th sailors union are
complaining of th alleged amount of red
tape It la necessary to go through before
a sick or injured man will be received
at - the - hospital. . Frequently several
day elapse, they declare, before a pa
tient will ba received Jy tha management
of th institution. Aa an Illustration
of th alleged poor-service tn-th hv-di-
rertlon a case la cited. A aallor named
Miller la lying helples with Inflamma
tory rheumatism' In one of the.Jlecon
street lodging houses. It la claimed b
hi friend that tbey have been, trying
since last Jn-lday to get him admitted
In tothe nKspllaipaaaT'go faf without
success. - Tbe sailor assert that. tbey
were Bret told to secure a certtflcat
from a physician,, explaining the nature
of their friend's ailment. When thU I
was 'done the nam and history of the
unfortunate man were asked for, and In
formation on this subject la now being
prepared. By th time tha work la com
pleted It is .feared tbe sufferer -will aot
be numbered -among. the Hying,
'" 40NE--REPAIREI
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fteaaaa tnaaas Out Agala oa Kna Be
tween rortlaad and Waahougal.
jAftrJylng upfor a couple of day
for repaira the eteanger lone went out
CASTOR I A
: For Infanta and Children. -
1.8 Kind Yea Y,m Alvajs E::jtt
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and at
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t. We give you , the" very ;
v possible volues.in
iniiiTi irir
CARPETS
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RUGS
Jo fact, in oil our lines,
duplicate prices quoted
anybody.
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PRICES WILL NCYEP
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THE" STORE- WHBREi YOURCREDIIS QQOD
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thi morning on her' run between Port
land and WaabOUgsX It is believed that
all danger of an ice bloekads up. the
Columbia river ha paaaad for tha time
being. During tha past few day it i
aid . the weather- baa . been'. unusually
rough- In 1 th ticlnity-of -th-Caoada
lock. A a result but vary low
progres has been made In raising tha
steamer Dalles City,, which ", struck ,-,
rock last ' week and sank near Bteven;
son's landing. Wbrkmen ere atlll em
ployed on -her, and- It 1 believed they
will ba able to patch, her ao that ah can
ba brought to Portland for rplr.
.2 J MARINE NOTES' , '
Aatorla, Jan. 11. Arrived down at 10
a. m. last night. Steamer Olympla. -
Arrived, down at 7:80 a. m., teamer
Xberdaan. -. . ' -j . ;. " x.. '
Arrived at : -and left up at 10:rw
a. steamer Roanoke from Beatua
i Balled at 7;4e a. m..schoonerl Bob-
art B, Hind for Ban Pedro. . -
Arrived at t:lt a. sa, and left -up at X
a. nu steamer Northland from San Fran
Cisco. : i'V ' ' ..'.' ' "'
- Aatorla. Jan. 11. Balled at 1 11 a, m,
steamer laaua for Baa Pedro. ' -'Arrived
at 4.' p. law schooner Olg
from' Baa FranoUoo. -..-:r f a.''
Balled at 4:10 p. nv. steamer Harrison
for Nehalami tame Is patch tor Baa
Pedro.
Ban Francisco, ' Jan. II. Arrived at
1 a. m steamer Oeorge W. Elder from
Portland.
Astoria, Jan, . 14. Arrived down at
1:10 and slUsa at 4 p. m., steamer Argyll
for Ban Francisco.
Aatorla, Jan. l. Condition of th bar
at I a, m., smooth; wind southeast;
weather, light rain. .-. . , .'
ALONG THE WATERFRONT.
Steamer Aurella will sail 'tonight or
tomorrow morning for Baa Francisco
with 400.000 feat of lorn
Since the Morrison street bridge was
opened for traffic thla morning th ferry-
boat operating, from the foot of Stark
street ha .been taken out or commia-
atnn. ' . A
French'bark Jfiugenl Fautrel began
discharging cexge thla morning at Co
lumbia dock.
It la probable that tha schooner Eldo
rado wilt complsta her lumber cargo
fov Shanghat this afternoon, y She will
take out 1.100.000 feet. " 7-'
Steamer Alliance 1 scheduled to sail
ffor TOurekaTHhd wky" lioitg Wediiwdayi
evening. Usually . ah haa bean going
out on Saturday, but at h 'arrived
three day 'earlier this trip than
ever did she wUl be loaded and ready
to go out that much sooner.
. Giving Fin. SoapuAway. ;
In order to still more widely Intro
duce Into. Portland home th ueefulneea
of "want ads.". Th Journal t making
an, extraordinary . lnducemsntto . .have!
you advertise. With every -want aa
for either th Dally o Sunday Journal
the advertiser will receive a cake of
Wood ard. Clarke A Co.' One U-AR-DAS
complexion soap. Tou would likely ad-
vertlae, anyhow, and If your ad goes in
The Journal' you . get th - soap.
U-AR-DAS complexion soap la scien
tifically 'prepared from pure vegetable
oii,ls a natural aid to perfecTDeAutTT
Is dainty. Invigorating and cleansing.
Given away absolutely free with 'want
ads, amounting to It cents. or over. Th
regular price of th soap alone I two-
t blts. The "want ad" . rat la but SI
words for II oants. Remember that -
' Have yon tried delleloua Teeoock
Buckwheat . jnourf ., Tour grocer
keep It. : , . s - . A .,
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TO HONOR MEMORY.OF-
JEWISH LAWMAKER
The TOOth anniversary of th death of
Hose " Mslmnnlrtea, a X noted - Jaw lab
rabbi, will be celebrated tomorrow even
ing by th Independent Order of B'nal
BTlth. . In their hall In Selllng-Hiiwch
buildings Addresses - win be given by
Rev. Tr.Blooh, whose subject mill be
"Malmon'ldes," D. Boll Cohen, "Spanish
and Portuguese Jew of th Middle
Ages," .and Dr.- Stephen S- Wise, "The
Influence of the Jew Upon the Culture
of tha Middle Age . Miss Rot Bloch
Bauer will sing. - Malmontdes, bora In
HIS, died U04, . war on of the most
powerful of the Jews of his period, A
great law giver and was accounted per
haps1 th leading organiser of the
Hebraic faith. Ha arranged the ' code
and Hmada It conform to. th-heed of
later a-eneratlona. : ,v ' :.
i n a i ii i ii j i i
"It wa almost a miracle. ' Burdock
Blood Bitter cured- me pf a terrible
breaking out all over mt body. I am
very -grateful." Mis Julia Flllbrldg.
West Cornwall, Conn,
'.' Prof erred Stack Oaaned Ooods.
Allen Lewis' Best Brand. -
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.Clarke's famous U-AR-DAS COMPLEXION SOAP, FREE. Journal "Want" Ada, .run
your errands, they furnish your help, they Vent your rooms or sell your property, ' Have your
. want ads. in by noon the day you want them published. If for Sunday, have them In by "
Saturday' night any time before 10 o'clock. RATE: TWENTY-ONE WORDS FOR 15c.
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WOfclAN WITH MONEY : --ARRESTEDfOR
VAGRANCY
fcoi . must be a second Mrs. Chad-
wlck,'" said Captain Bailey to Oeoi gla I of mrBonnytlde Congregational church
Orlswold at th police staUon last night. th, ,nnual meetlng ot the congrega
The captain' remark , wa occaalonod by MA,stf ,,. . tki. .tri .w. ki.
Matron Simmon finding 14t.l0 on th
woman. . ,
-Deteotlve Kerrigan and ' Snow had a
suspicion thajt.Mlas i Orlswold was a pick
pocket, but ..lacked, aufneient avidanoa,.
aa they said, to arrest hereon a charge
of vagrancy. v .: .. :. ,
..This morning Judge Hogu permitted
th woman to. go free, on condition that
h leave the city at once.' . ; .
TIMBER CRUISER KILLS '
".c. HIMSn.FJOLBOSEBURG
(Special Dtspatch to Tee JeeraaL)
Roseburg. Or, Jan. II. Jack Rogers't
committed auicld her eirly this morn
ing by shooting . himself . with la re
volver abov th heart, 4n Ptlklngton'
blacksmith shop, - Ho wa a timber
cruiser 'and it . supposed to have been
despondent over bad luck. , - . "
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AD. PLACKD IN THE JOURNAtr-r-tlkli f-Wrarcrr1
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Great
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PART PAYMENT I
safe for; you . to. go , b.'
- we'-are the pioneers end i
originators of it' in this
city,- and it can not be da-
plicated h as .far as easy
payments T' and leniency In
case of , sickness -orchard -
iV;absolutel) charge no -
interest, and do not makeX
distinction bet ween cash !vj
credit biiyeri' 'Z
falr-
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OFFICERS 0FSUNNYSIDE -CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH
--v. J. J. Btaub waa re-elected pastor .'
Hon last night, f This wHt make hi
fourteenth year as pastor ot this cKurch.'
The; report of the of fleer wera. very '
encouraging,, showing-the financial de- I
partmenf-to be In a flourishing condi.
tlon and th membership laereeaing.
The following ' officers were elected:
Trjistees, T William E. Bralnard, S. C v "
Pier, C El Palmer, 8. H. Smith and R.
Oatrander ; . deacon. J. K. Voorhlea,T 8.
H. Smith, H. P Roe; clerk; t C. Pier;
treasurer, B. O. - Woods. Church Mis
sionary society President, Mrs. Mary
K. Tebeyi lss nsssldsMi Si Ot rief , sou'
retary, Mrs. M. W. Etnrlck: treasurer.
H. H. BUub: auditor. Wlllard F. Toberi
executive committee, 8, H. Smith. Rev,
J. J. BUub, Mrs- B. Morton, Mrs. H. N.
Smith. Sunday school Superintendent.
8. C - Pier; assistant ,. superintendent, '
Oeorga S, . Qruber; ' secretary, Mia,
Rlsl Harper itreasurer, 'Xo' Llndhard; (
librarian. Mils Bessie Mofton. -
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