v.-
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tiic onzccn, daily jouriAU postlaniv moiipay -evemino. January to.
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KU.1C?AlLlKrS ARuY
r i
CLCVni u? by cc:;d
' GIVES CZCiS!:;iS
f lEETS A REFULSE
.lit
V vTrepoff Escapes, Not Being at
rr Home When the Expfo
Case of Guardian Against United
Main Force Retiring Northwest
Artisanej- Reversed and
;.T -: Remanded. , ' - -
- Leaving Japanese Vlctor--v
On Battlefield. - ;
v slon Occurs.
Tuesday ViU Be the last Day of Gur
ALL STRIKERS RETURN TOJ
; WORK, IN ST, PETERSBURG
SEEKS TO RECOVER ON v .
: - BENEFIT; CERTIFICATE
CASUALTIES ARE HEAVY
TO CONTENDING FORCES
.. . ,
Moscow ard Polish Cities vDe
- dared to Be 1n a Minor. . ,
r ' -1 r".: State of Siege: ;. .';
Suit qC CardnerBrosi Against
Japanese Have Three Thousand
and Russians Ten Thousand
'Killed and Wounded.
.1 . Charles S. Wiley From
7 J Multnomah Affirmed.
PALACt:
-
(Journal Special ric. ''.'-
i St. Petersburg. Jan. 10. A dynamite
, bomb was thrown at the resldenc of the
' governor-genersi of St. Petersburg to.
, day. The house was practically demol--v.lshed.
but th governor escaped, being
" absent at ;! tlra of th aiploaion.
, - It la reported that a nub burst, open
the prison or SlmpharopoJ.' In the Cri
: me.-and also, at Reval, vetting all the
polities! prisonera'free, :;
' British Ambassador Hardinge, follow
Inn official protest of the Russian gov
Vrrnrnent. has dispatched Major Napier,
' British rnllltary attache, to Warsaw to
-r'nka a thorough Investigation Of the
attack on the British consul" bfi Cos
. I sacks. The appearance of placards,
charring the British ' government with
Inciting the "revolution . at Llbati and
Reval have led to additional rcpTesen
. tit Ions by the British ambassador.
T The strike la apparently -ended.' Moat
of the factories In thla city started up
Mfleeral law estabtlshtnetrts-ar
' not fully opened, owing tip the formality
of registering thousands 4tx employes, a
hundred and ten thouaand men returned
.r, to.work is the capital today. ,. Nine of
. . . j thelbtggest- factories resumed. Moscow
uf FllanLarjthai only . districts re
manning dangerous on the scene.
State of lag Seolared. .
"" V" A minor state of stege was today -,,:
--elared -at Warsaw, where the situation
-SM-la most serious. 1 Wring and pillage are
in program there In spite of -the pres
; -ence-of troops. .-,--,- r - -C
Tlie- situation ; throughout Poland Is
. - '. threatening.-"especially at Warsaw and
- :; Lodx. Strikes are extending in Odessa
and other manufacturing oltles of aoutjti
. ' era rtuasla. ' . , ' r ' ';-
': Ato-Warsrfw a-group of Cossacks ran
down the British vice-consul. Muotfkaln,
1 vSaturday night. Two- Hussars rushed
st J.lm ihd inflicted .ever, eutucroas L
XI.-J..I -M.- .V..I. nni.h fVa.r
T hla fact with their swords. British Con
- 1 ,sul General Murray' bad a narrow escape
-"- vfrom being' similarly run down. ' The in
. ' i eldents were due to a company of Hus-
- safs being; Intoxicated. The British gov.
"" I ernment. thrbugh Ambassador. Harding.
.... haa' made urgent protest to the Russian
government . against - tne , inaigniiy oi
,' fared In the attack on the British con
. i sul general and hla assistant. .
. - i ' iteM "OlitaeA at- Warsaw. ''
' --.Most shops are closed today at "ar
' aaw. The strikers remain quiet, but the
' authorities are fearful that socialist agi
. - tators will cause further disorder. Many
- have been-kllled In the lasMew daya-and
" others lnJurd-fcycliarggrofthel Coa-
-. ' sacks. Xxoting by the mob continues,
, ' and many, shops have been wrecked: and
i J several Stores burned. . Probably, the
- number of killed wlU reach 100.
' In Moscow the bllssard has aided" the
- authorities keepiug'orter br. driving
"people 'lndoort." Strong BlcVeta are
lu J" Bosted throughbul th city and 80.00
iroopa are. on- guard, jlndioatlohs? point
.- to resumption - .or.v-work tomorrow.
Orand Iiike Hergius today returned to
Ht, rtereourg. hi ... -7
: At Csentschow. Poland, "a-Homb wai
'; (thrown Into the cavalry barracks yester
-. - day 'and itnany soldiers wounded:- -The
act-was,ln-etjiIlaton ior the brutal dls
( , person of a' -workmen's Jneetlng. . -
t -Oropom la penenaoed. ' t s:''
" At Kief f students Indulged In Mot
yesterday, ' ' The gathering- last iflght
was dispersed by tne aid of Are hoae.
, . . The hoiynsyftod has 'addressed a Tr-
cular to the clergy In wntcn uopon is
denounced and .called a crirnlnal. He la
. ... reported: to nave eacapea to Dtocgnoim.
InBatoum Prlnca auerllly, aa officer
of the- police, was -aasasslnated yester-
4'
PRJNCE-ErTELvTAKES- A
TURN E0A THE WORSE
"T !,ioarBl kperlal gervlee.)
. -' ; Berlin. Jan. 10. Prince Eitel Is worse
this Biorhllicr Hemorrhage of. the right
lung haa set In, .accompanied by ex
. treroer weskness and. lnteflseV pain.
, 'Prince Kitel-FrederUls the second
son of Emperor William llt and was
... ioorn m dj. e . -
;:,"V'"V ' " . ' . , " . .. .
-. ' A free electrical panorama at the
- corner or Third ana Alder streets, Irani
: a. m. to 1 p.-m. 1 1 -..,,....
Tuedgyjat 6 p.m.
anuary
t-j.-'X-.'S-:
,Cbrhes toan end
MEN'S SUITS OVERCOATS
and RAIN COATS, finest qual-
-, , '--V" : ' '
Jtiefa of ftesh and ettraetive pt-
terns including the staple blue
serges and black worsteds.-
'! . ' . . v ' -Zt:f ' - '. .i - .- "
$5 " Garments now. . .91215
$20 Garments now ."16.75
'$25 Garments now. . , 89.75
Rosenblatt C& Co.
Cor, Third and Morrison Sts.
Sale
"' (Special Dispatch to lie JoaraaL)
Salem, Jan.. SO. Blx opinions were
handed down ,in the supreme court to
day as follows
- Robert illdebrsnd. hy'B. J. Culver, as
guardian, respondent, against the United
Artisans, a corporations, appellant. Ap
peal from Douglas county, J. W, Hamil
ton, "judge. Keversed- and remanded.
Opinion per curiam. Thla is an. .action
to recover f 1,000 upon a benefit certifi
cate ; Issued - by the defendant to - the
father of Robert Hlldebrand. - Tlie de
fendant's attorney moved to have ser
Vice of process set aside on the ground
tbat.lt waa not properly made and give
court jurisdiction. The motion was
overruled. In the lower court which held
thatjt was In error.- - ''
W. H. Toung. ; respondent! . against' It
O, etlckney, appellant, Appeal ' from
Clackamas - county. T. A. . MeBrrde,
udg.- reversed and. remanded. Opinion
by , Juatlce Moore. This Is an action
to-TcovsT-Tor services-rendered:" also
his mages for alleged breach of cbntraor.
The Jury of the lower; court, rendered, a
verdict In favor at the plaintiffs
Claude Thayer, respondent, against
Manlns ' Buchanan, appellant. . Appeal
from Clatsop., county. ... Thomas A., Mo-
Bride, Judge, - affirmed. Opinion by
Chief. Justice Wolverton. , -
A., Brockway, respondent, 'against the
City of Roseburg and Harry A. Blocum,
a. city treasurer. of Roseburg. defend
ants; the Roseburg Water and.. Light
company, appellants. Jtppeal from, Jack
son county, -H. K- Hanna, Judge, af
firmed. Opinion by Justice Bean..
Martin Gardner and Michael Gardner,
as Gardner- Bros., plaintiffs, against
Charles ; B. WUey, , respondent, -1 and
Mlhalovitch Fletcher , company," ap-
pellants.
Appeal
from Multnomah
county.
Alfred , F.
Bears, : Jr., , judge.
Aqj- -Sa-Vmffiti-i
W, r. 'Bweetland, appellant, against
the Grants Pass New Water, ; Llghtr
Ppwer company, respondent. -. Appeal
from Josephine county... H. K. Hanna.
judge. Af firmed.7- Opinion, Jby Chief
Justice Wolverton.' 7, -' " -.- ,1
MELBA WILL SING AT
- THE MARQUAM TONIGHT
-Melba, the -world's greatest soprgno,
and her company of musical srtlsts. ar
rived In Portland yesterday 'in the diva's
private". 'car. The ' announcement -was
mads that. the. queen of song Is in su
perb voice tor-the concert' at the Mar
quam' Grand tonight; which g)ves prom
ise ef being the greatest 'musical- event
in the hiatory of Portland. The p ro
ars nv la as follows; .-
Tdlo for harp, piano and flute .'Oberthdr
- Bignorina Baasoll,; VLUa, Oaviea, lb,
H:r-.-.Wort.--.,:-Tw..-...L ' : .
Aria, ;HmU Aida' VTerdl
' Mr. Van Hoosa. r '',
The Mad Scene, from JLual dl lsim-
, mermoor" ........ . . . J. DonnlaeUl
j. ' ' Madame Melba,.
' J (Flute obllgato. Mr. North:))
"Nortlieche Balada for Harp".,. .Poenltl
- Signorlna Baasoll. 1 "
Berena.ta'' . i ...... r . . ., rT.Tpstl
Madam Melba, '.-.
... (Harp aocompanhnent, Signorlna,
. BasaolL - " r
"A Summer Night",... Van der Stucken
--( Mr.. Van Hoose.
"Oood.-bya, Summer" (by request). Tost I
atauama jhim.
"Dance .dee By lphea".........Godef raid
Vale. ."He Scran Rose" Ardltl
.. ; I - Madame Melba. .
Trio Harp, piano, flute. .ParlshrAlvars
Bignorina uasaoii. miss Davlea, Mn
. -, North.-. . , '
The piano Is a Bteinwsy. The harp aa
CftetflOe
Owing to a severe cold, . Mr. . Gilbert
U unable to appear. Mm. Mlba haa
very graciously .consented to -Sins-. an
extra number and by request will air
losiis -uooaoy. rr --rr - , ,.
NELSON WALKER IS V -
STILL UNCONSCIOUS
Nelson Walker la still unconscious.
He has been In that condition sine
11:80 p. tn. last Wednesday, when he
was struck idown by an 'unknown assail
ant at-hls- home. t Montromerr street.
pDrs. 'Cr W".' Cornelius and Ernest -Barton
are hopeful for .the young man's recov
ery.- v- .. . . , - ; , ,..
The shoulder blade,' which waa broken
at the time Walker waa assaulted, la
unset, he being too restless for air oper
ation Of thla sort and the physicians
rearing to give him an anaesthetic. He
is able to swallow' gruel, but does not
sleep as well aa it waa hoped he would.
The police atlU refuse to take any no
tice of the affair. - t , .
At last night's meeting of the B.-T.
P. IT .heMIM,.the ftmmanuel . Baptist
church, prayer was offered for his re
covery, Many of the young friends of
Wslker wept as Rev. M. M, Bledsoe
preyed that the victim of lait Wednes
day's assault Would soon regain con
sciousness and complete health.LlTX-.
RNEY ALLEGES HE
WAS DEFRAUDED
james t. juavis. tne attorney, in av aut
-nerun by him ss plaintiff today, alleges
Intention. of cheating. ' wronging and
defraudlna plalaMff on the part of If.
R.. Noble, and asks 1800 damages. The
case involves tsxes on lot , block t
Dolan'a addition to, Portland.- which
Davla alleges Noble should have paid.
Noble being wealthy man. Ha further
alleges that: ..,....- t -.
Nobis and P. IL Morlav are engaged
In buying tax titles and demanding large
sumsrrom the owners or. property for
recovering title; that defendant obtained
a-deed from Multnomah -.county . for
plaintiffs property with - the- Intention
of extorting money from the plaintiff,"
wherefore Davla demands punitive dam
ages In the sum of 1500 and $300 for
alleged violation of a contraot with him.
m 1
Oregon's Latest Product. ,
Extracted, evaporated alfalfa - honey
promises . to -make - Oregon famous.
Woodard. ..Clarke .Co. received on
full; carload of this' delicious article
from ' Pennington's apiary at Ontario,
this stats. a short time ago, and al
ready are receiving Inquiries for u-from
eastern 'state. The remarkably dry
pur air of the eastern Oregon alfalfa
section snakes possible the product tone-
of -this original and attractive form of
. f. . ., . iJiorMl gerrie,)
.London, Jan. JO. Tyklo dispatches
stats jhat Kuropatkln'a mam, fores,
which attacked Chen Cheichpau and Liln
tWko Uunr-wwek, has retired to tbe north
west.,jUtr a com plate repulse.
The casualties from the fighting at
Chen Chlelpau and Jloikantal, south of
Mukden, last ' week, were: . Japanese,
1,000 killed and wounded; Kusslass, 10,-
tot, killed and wounded, - ' . (
I A St. Petersburg dispatch states that
General Orlppenberg reports that the
Russians have occupied San Tat Ta and
that Generals Mttachnko and Krondo-
vltch ars wounded, ., ";' "- ' '
The offensive ' Busslan '. movement
against th 3apanes has ended In -the
Slavs being routed, the Japanese forces
having; repulsed . th attacks and con
quered alL atom! th t line. . In many
placea the . fighting, after' raging for
tarea-days, haa ceased, -and the Japanese
are now enraged tn dislodging th enemy
from the villages captured a 4h vloin-
' Battla.Wa Btnaia4,'
- Th attack of th Russians waa pna t
th most determined yet attempted by
them., and at first th Jspanea were
compelled to retire, hut on th arrival of
reinforcements aucceeded tn repulsing
th Russians. The Japanese aucceeded
In holdftig their positions around Teltaal-
hotsu and Helkantat and her checked
to entire right flank, of th enemy, part
of : which crossed tne Uun - river - and
drove' th Japanese before them Thurs
day and Friday, -i. -
The Russians mad 'another attack
Saturday evening at Chenchiepao, and
th battle raged for several hours te-
tween large forces, th caauaitles being
very heavy. ' Early S.undsy- morning. 'the
Russians t were - repulsed with heavy
losses.-' ' I- ' ''-
Th Russian advanc haa ended with a
retreat to the right bank of the Hun.
The fighting waa inaugurated by artu-
IetT" firing Wednesday. - followed by
minor attacks, which on Friday and: Sat-
urdar marred Into a general battl all
along th Japanes left, extendlnr Into
tne rignt ana center. - r '
ATTEMPTS TO STEAL
- GOODS BUT- IS CAUGHT
- (Special Jnapatch to The - Jboraal.) '
Salem, : Jan. 10. Ixu Wah,.- a local
Chinese, occupies a -cell in th city Jail
charged wlth-larceny from-a store. . He
was caught in th act of ateallng a cast
Of goads front th wholesale - liquor
house of & Eckerlen hy Paul Majnach,
th day bartender In Eekerlen s saloon,
at e o cioca tnis rnommg.. t- -
When, caught the Chinaman mad. a
vicious-, assault on Mamaca, who-erw
a arun and marched the thief to th city
Jail. Lou Wah waa formerly employed
as a" cook In Bckerlen's -caf and was
acquainted" .with- the" premises and th
hablta-of th employes He .is aa ex
convict, (having -served .a term In the
-Orearnn TMinltentlajrv. . . ' . " v .
3TILL LIVES THOUGH ";
HJS BACK IS BROKEN
L. H. Phillips of Clackamas Is lying
on a cot In the Good Samaritan. hosDllal
with 4 broken back, which he received irnj
January It. Th vertebra la dislocated
and th entire lower half of his .body Is
paralysed. -Th Lone star lodge of Odd
Fellows of Clackamas, of which th In
jured man Is a member, brought hinr to
th hospital today ror treatment in tn
hop that he may recoverV
INDIAN MURDERS MAN.
IN DRUNKEN BpAWL
. '- . (Special DUpatch te The Jearsat) -
Cud de Sac, Ida., Jan. , ; to Anton
Broncheaut a'Frenchman, .was shot dead
by Jack Matthews, a quarterbreed In
dian, while In a drunken brawl at Bron-
cheau's hquse. where a dance waa belrnr
beld Saturday, night. . Th first shot
kUled him. . T
Matthews mae his eacap and is be
ing pursued by a sheriff posse. . ;
CHURCH AND BANK :.v
lniW IM nFMIIRRFR
' W. Vf. Cotton, aa attorney for the
Ffrst Presbyterian church, and Milton
W. Smith, for the Savings Loan So-
CHESTERFIELD
25cVT7"r 25c
Pareble. palmlet and elalrwirtnt. gpeelal all
thla wwki My full IS p.lmtatr; readlDia and
ih trase eiairvsrant aiiuan. see. : I tell
rhansea. eafnia. failaraa. mmrtXtfU. Slorri.
lammta, traoia, eeauia. MTe.arraira, aefr-
tiooa. lawaaita. ete. acrept aa m i. aeranre.
If roe are sot aatl.nel yos pas- sm not blmt. I
M te anew ta euiaena r iwtiaM tnat were
ta eae ta Mile mtrwkm that eaemtaada kl.
bealBMa ana la an faka. I am 14 years before
to pnblle and caa rvfee yo te n-lf.or Stnry
and T. T. Mew. ea-covemnr of the atata af Ore-
I aave raae the palm, at ta snat aet4
mt a etUM -aMa -mi ta AtlaMter Tke
morlnta are at air - moroe for InenMttoa. N
darkimed ransia ar eaMael. I ear wltboiit r.ar
ef rontrasietbia tkat I atand today th mrknamU
4se4 alas Per ef au la my urotrmmUm. ram s
m wrlllnf trha yon Tlalt t IltDTKHi IELTj. N.
iff aor ww a. av aere far itlM
Tt.lt with a dealr ta hels nnly thaa whe aon
eatlf wM te better their eoatlttna aa ar will
Ins te employ tb er.lea .f a tree ea lot tat and
elalrvoraat foe the email aaat ef 3Fa. mmd waa
eaa sta a tbMMl times the vahia receive. I
aah an tn belle what I tell IH-m aatll they
ar laoronaniy ftpavinreo raat i aae aaowlmla
tn aemilrw. My saj nt eipwlmentlns' ara r. '
My prefMalonat aneeleae are a Sana to th amM-'
uiaeoniratee ami ann.pnr pmuk. Thm
week nnl, Une. Don't fnrat the eaaje, rtin-1
V. ,:,v - ' ; u . " . " .-' " - y--- - - --'-r- -----
r"..: ; .-' -- . --.-.--vw-v-. ..... - ..".-',. ,.- . . 1 1,1 "i" . : , -.
- " ' - ,1 i , , - V, i V ; 1 t : !
ciety. have filed demurrers to the eom-
plalnt. In th case brought by. Multno
mah county against th First Presby
terian church to collect f 1.100 taxes
alleged -oot to have been pald.i
The demurrers are Identical.-: and al
leg that the circuit court haa no Juris
diction; that facts, stated do not con-'
stltut cause of suit; that the suit was
not 'commenoed In time, and that th
pretended tax was levied mor than" 10
years before commencement pf th suit
Th. mitt uf th. dnintT lar to recover
taxes aUsged to be due from th church.
In addition to 1500 which was paid by
Wallao McCamat for th church in a
settlement effected by him. ,. . .
rfned Stock canned Oooda.
Allen A Lewis' Best Brand.
iAll previously" advertised Jajnuary Sale Prices continue
until ' next Saturday night -A SOUVENIR ' PLATE
- given to each purchaser of 5Qc
- -' -medicines.
"Here are Some of
household; drugs:
Strong1 Ammonia, plnta and quarts. 4e and...Tg
Gasoline or Bensine, pints and quarts. 4a and.Te)
Dicklruson's best Witch HaaeU 4 pints, H
pints,' pints and quarts, c, tc, l&o and.. ..28
Pur Qiycerlne. 1 oa., lb., M lb. and 1 lb, -te.
Sty llo and .4 ......244
Pur Petrolatum, S os. and 1 lb...., J..;....16d
JVhlt or Carbolated Petrolatum, J-os. -
- bottles ... ............... . ..... 8
Wood Alcohol, H pints, pints and quart,
8c, 17c and , ...S34
Glycerin and Rose Water, "1 ox. and 4
: os io and................... ...86
Strong; Rose Water, 1 oa. and 4 os. So and...8
Pure Carbolic Acid, 1 oa. and 4 os., 4c and..i.8t
Sewing Machine Oil, lot.; 4 oa. and plnta,
Sc. Io and.. .'. ........22
Pur Sweet Oil, 1 oa, H pints, ' pint
- and pints, te 7e. 12c and... .....104
Selected Bird Seed. Mixed. 1 lb. ............ .6
Sea Salt. -lb. packages....,..;..... .-12i
Pure powder Borax, lb. and 1 lb, 4o and. .8
Beef, Iron and Wine, pints.....,-,' 334
Rexall .Dyspepsia Tablets. 25c, 46c and..89d
Blaud's Iron Pills, per 100. ........... I. .24
Qulrrlne Tablet, z, I, and 5 grain,
lie. - tic inu.iiuj
pTTiarfoat Tablets,- f-oar boxes..;,.
Llthla Tablets, (-grain, bottles of M. ...... 18d
Seldlita Powder, I or 11. of each color,
box. to and....;..... ...IT
Kidney Tea. -oa. packaa-. ...... 14
Carbolic SalVe or Wltrh Haael.Salye, os..l2w
Antiseptic Absorbent Cotton, 1 os.. 1 oa, 4
. ox, S oa, and 1 os- 4c, Sc, Ic, Ko and.-26
SOAPS
Pears'' Transparent ... i ...1114
Pears' Glycerin ..i...,..........13
Caahmer Boufltiet, lto and...... 24
Cutlcura .................. .... ...16
Munyon Witch Haxel. ....... . ...........1 1
California Poppy, per dosen....r.,.t 39
Packer's Tar. .....14
4711 Whit Roe Qlyrerlne ...11
Mission OHre, per doxen... , 39
Kalry, per dosen. ...... .-. ..33
Oatmeal, per doxen........ ..42
Williams Sharing Sticks...., .,.,17
-Colgate or Williams' Sharing Cakes.. ,....B
Pure Csstlle Soap, 1-lb. bars ...i.9
Pure C as tils Soap, J-lb. bars. ............ .16
Contl Castile, per lb 14
Choir- Caatll. H-lb. places... .........8
Sa polio, hand or kitchen... 6
Spedal dlscoonts, rlln froo 43 16 2096, n followlni Kaes Cand eJrrors, Le-litr foods, Icim, Jcb::n, lzizrj. Crt f rttli, !:r;'J rrr; !." j
Pioneer Druists S. G. SKIDMORE GO. a T. ' " f
tX;Z3L 173
c: jTu:i syt.:?
ti na sai l by ineas ec Matairi for taea?
eaudres wall iWtklna for orr rirty Tears,
to aootaes Um ealla.anrMas tae goata, alkari
all pala. earae wlaa maUo, a4 Is ta seat
brVtrnaaset:
TaetatDS for
i ealla.anrMas
aaay ror alarms,
TwxsTT-riTa omm a Berru. ,
SXQ
J Joainaj Special aerrict.!.
Omaha, Neb., Jan. 10. Fir -which
started at midnight Saturday was' th
most .- destructive In , th history of
Omaha, causing a loss that will exceed
or inore; except with patent
OufSpecial Prices
T0ILE1V
Mennen'a Talcum, Borated or Violet. ... .12
; Gerard's Florida Water, S oa and os, " -llo
and I .-. , .......... ..... .a. trtviiv... 28
Holmes' Frostllla .......uuuljf
Rexall Hair Tonic. . . 77. ........ .7. ., . . .L . SO
Java Rlc Powder,. Boorgeols . 19
Superior Bay Rum, pt, pt. and 1 pt, -
,8c,14o and. ,2T
Benxoln and Almond Cmm,'t'or.tn.4 .:.16
Herplcld. Newbro .......14....;.......B9
Robertlne, Wisdom's ...... t ... l r. ..28
Rexall Cold, Cream and Skin Food. 10c,7
170 and ..33
Lister's Antiseptic Tooth Powder, ....... 12
Toilet Pumice .5
Toilet Chamois, Sc. So and......... 12
Camellne. Wakelee's I 29
Orients! Cream . J .9T
La Blache Powder, Levy's. ....... ...;...2S
Oriental Hair Renewer, 60c..... .....',28
Soxodont, liquid, powder or cream. ..... ..12
White's Tooth Powder ...8
Prepared or Precipitated Chalk, lb. ...... ..4
Chalk with orris, camphor or wlntergreen. .5
Lyon's Tooth Powder...... ..12
per 100,
Wood Toothpicks, hard
. . . . B8jN RexsJl Almond Cream
......,..12
rjmrm .. xuur v laor.
emery Boards, packaga,
Ongallne, Pray'a
Buffers, lto, 11c. tic. 6o
Crem de Us, Dickey's.": .....29
Hind's Honey and Almond Cream. ... .....29
Powder Puff, wool or down. 7t 11c, lc j
: tc and ........ .....33
Rublfoam 12
Scheffleld'a Dent If rlc ........12
Swan Down Powder . ........... ........... .4
Colaate's Violet Talcum..... ........IB
PURE FOOD PRODUCTS
Pur Cream Tartar, 1-1, and 1 lb, 7c,
15c and .......2T"
Pur Baking Soda, 1 lb.... ..4
Pur Sugar Milk, powdered. 1 lb ..22
Ground Spices, In H-lb, Sifting cans
Black Pepper, Red Pepper, Ginger,
Cloven, Allsplc. Mustard and Baa-, per
can ...4.
Cinnamon and Nutmegs,
rxuimee-n, per ooiwi. ,.i
sirong Kxirsci vaniiia, e
1 i- ana .......,,,,,.,..,
Strong Extract Lemon, 4
llo and.....; .22
"Bert" French Ollv Oil. pint, pint
and quart. 11c. 41o and.................T3
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Diamond, Australian, Rosyfa
" i-.- New Castle. Washed Nut,
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- Fall Weight and Prompt Belrvery.
Kirsa coal co.
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-' Main 1425. ' .-.
1100,000. " The principal losers were S.
D. ' Mercer, K. P. , Klrkendall and "M. EI
Smith. .'..--!-: . ,. -' ,
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Whisk Brooms,
or soft..... 3
25
63
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A comphrte lln -of Kent'a and Adams' high
grade Brushes, at-too discount, and th' follow-:
In special list: - -. - y. v.:.".- , ;
- American Hair "-:" t't-...- V'.f.. . ' ' '' '
Brushes...... 18 26 ST 5T 86 98
English Hair . - - -. - -
Brushel. .98 f 1.14 fl.7B.f2.09 AJTO
"Adams' Invlnclhla Hair "-. - ;Si. .
-. Brushes. . . .89 98 f 1.13 f 1.47 AJA V
Cloth- ,.'..-' - - . ' - " -
- Brushes 18 27 37 67 76 f 1.63 UV
Hand Scrub Brushes. 3
10 Gross Assorted Hand Brushes. ......t... .8
Fin Hand Brushes, 14c, lo and. ..38
Nail Brushes, Bona Handle, Sc. 11c,' 17c
13c and i... BS
Tooth Brushes, exceptional quality, 7c, v , -
11a and .....:16
Tooth Brushes, guaranteed, lc. 1 Jc, Slo- -
and '. . ........... .42
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Ic, Io, 11c. lto and. .29
RUBBER GOODS
7.
Good Hot Water Bags, two-quart . . . ,..49
Water Bags, guararrteed . . .-.66
Red Hot-water Bags.' guaranteea..,. .. .87
Best Red Hot Water Baga...... .... ...f 1.08
Highest Grade Hot Water BasT C ..... .fl.2a
Fountain Hrrlnge. with thre pipe ........ 44
TIatsop Fountain Syringe..... i .. .. . ,...7T
rMultnotnah Rapld.Flow Fountain Syrlngs.f l.OS
"Welland" Red Rubber Fontaln Syringa. .01.23
Combination Byringe ad Water Bag . . .96
Combination Syringe and Water Bag , . ,'. .f 1.24
Combination Syringe and Water Bag , , . . . 1.73
Marvel Whirling flpray -By ring .......... S2.BS
Dr. Tullar'e Vaginal Bprsy Byrlnge f 1.66
Bulb Syringes, Sic, 4c 5C 19c and. .....f 1.24
Bailey Complexion Brushes. .am-m. ...... 37 .
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TOILET PAPER
Per Doxen.
rolls . .-
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Empire. 7 -ounce rolls. .................. ...48
Racket. S-ounc rolls... ....68
Qualiflna. l-ounce rolls....... ....71
King, 10-ounce rolls .....,., .83f.
A. P. W, 1.000 sheets, finest tlaau..... .$ 3. J
Flxtur free with every 4 rolls.
Glendale, package too sheets... w... 44
Fulton, package 404 heta...i...,........7R
National, packagr 1.000 sheets VI. 1
A. P. W, packag 1,600 sheets. ...... ,...4j.i.
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