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2A'iiJ LJ 57 SEAS
-Gchooner Pearl of San Francisco
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on Cod Fishing Cruise
ClC? in ftorM: V) V .r
Z found crj at;cti5 ck-xic
tost Fishermen and Crew Were
; all Cturdy Younj Meij ;
, From California.-
t (Special Plapatcs by Leaecd Wire ta The oaraal)
f.8a Francisco, March II Thirty-si
sailors tod fishermen, w"ho sailed from
I this port en the schooner Pearl' "on
. kcod fishing .cruise along 'the Alaakan
f coast, have von to' their deaths in the
,lcy watera of the northern -mm,
: V The ; tearl sailed put jot ; this harbor
"'feir December 7 laat for; Bannak, where
'the Alaska. Codflshlng -company-' mala-
-Ulna a sutlon. 'Today a telegram, wag
received by Alfred Oreanbaum, thai pre
vident of the company, here, from their
f agent tr the northera station announc
ing that on March 1, the date the mes
eage was started by mall to' Valdes.
wberd-t was put Oft the- wire, that-the
Vessel had nqt .then ajrrtved, .but. Instead
' wreckage from the vessel had been found
en-. the coast- of the Aleutian - island.
"close to the port for which she was
"bound, which Indicated conclusively tnat
J the Vessel had been lost and with her
went all her erOW of sailor and. usher-
? Alnen, wlf ,wer aboard of her. - )
' Anion- tha wreckage that was found
fwaa the figurehead of Ihe vessel.-and
iwlth. it was a .quantity fit new lumber
rthat was marked with the letter - in
la diamond. "JL.umber with such marks
:was carried a part of the cargo of the
i 'schooner. . ..; ' .r ' '
: Th T pi waa In Mnmlnl. of Cant.
ICmll Soderholm, who was an expert-.
i-H had made a number of voyaa-es in
'the vessel to Bannak and was ooia-
'red a careful officer. t .' - , i
vmriftk klM T T'.lawtlvia. aa Avar- fhata
land W. .Tlerncy. second mate. .The aadl-'
- - . , . . n BlMk..J 1
.ors v i no crew vvn im jojviiwwu,
T. Thamsftn. Hans Heldlag and J. Jor-
entUan Spelmann was. cook. The
fishermen were: . tiunt, wiiiiam opear,
J. Moran, -John Lee,. -Thomas BatUie,
-Kllk, Johsnnseh. Bernhard Alsen. C
' Williams V. Bers.: A. Csatberf, K. Kneel.
- brvtsen. R Norm.. Robert McOroch,
- i A.'- Thorson,' Frederick Kraft, Victor
. Holmberc, H. Mikkelson.' A.O!sobv Ckrl
rjohannsen, O. Mlkkelsen. J- Declerex. C.
'Anacnnn, yon a ?rw . vi
tM. Jaeobsen. A.' ZUll..01ujt Olsen and
- George Femerllng. - . - r
i All of the men wera enraged at this
Itiort. Thev were all sturdy young men
t accustomed to the way ef the sea; and
" t when In port made their, hadquarter
(either at the rooms ef the Bailors' union
or at the- offtces of tha Fishermen's
union. - ) v . ,.!.' - -1 1 "
J, the flshsrmen were being carried' as
4 passeagers en the vessel and they were
Ho but that nsnuig station ok us nn
' hui it Ruiiuk and to relieve a num
'Tonr f 'meit who have-been' engaged 1
. toshrtnar there for several month s.1 jto'
i. The, Pearl waa a, staunch little 'craft
tf about a hundred tons ana waa soot to
e.ia. wall formed to battla with the rig
orous storms to be met In the winter
,Bason In the northern latitudes. . it is
llioug-ht that, aa sh .vas wrecked,
.rclose to her desUnaileV
- -f aught in a snow stoma when nearing
tha rough rocky coast, and In tha blind
.lng aleetth vessel -drifted before -the
gale and piled up on tn .oaacn.
'ORGANIZE clears to aid
' SHINGLE MANUFACTURERS
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Beattle," March II. An effort Is being
'made to organize the manufacturers of
: "clears along lines that will have a bene
"fioial effect oa tha entire ahlngle trad.
" Prellmlnarle In the negotlatlona to
.carry out the plan of tha .yrasblngtan
Loa-a-ina- k Brokers re oemaaay through
t the esubllshment of a central selling
agency and posting forfeits that , will
keen the manufacturers irt line. ''
T 'Practically SO per cent of the clean
manufactured and shipped out of this
' stste ar turned out by mills. in. Wluit
Icom' and Bkaait counties. Roughly es-
tlmsted, ! mllfs are' handling that
telaea of shingles, and this small num
' 1er. it la believed, can be welded together
llnto an affective organisation.
Cood Prersss Made inr Organ
ization of Plan to Handle
County Exhibit.
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''(8pee!.lDi(ea e TUjUmn..'' V "
Vancouver, ,asa, March ll.-r-At the
meeting of the lwia and Clark -fair
executive committee Saturday i after
noon good progress waa mads in the
or-nlsatlon of a general plan of work.
W.' T. Jackson of this tty waa agreed
upon to collect, prepare and Install the
exhibit, hi aaUry to be lite a month.
he to aerve at the pleasure of the execu
tive committee. Mr.. Jackson Is to finish
all tha collection he now has on hand
suitable for exhibit re of charge ex
cept tha large mosaic of. Lewis and
Clark. '.'- . ? . f ?
The Waahlngton oregoa ' LAimter
company has offered to? furnish all tba
lumber needed in preparing the exhibit
gratia, which,, offer waa accepted. i.The
only condition to thla offer is that their
name be used aa the donors.
It waa decided to purchase, a cabinet
similar to tnat used at tn Bt. liouis
fair.-. It will contain US square .jfeet
and atuid ela-ht inches from .the wall.
The offer or 'the Merchants-'Express
company to , transport - to exhibit . to
Portland fre or charge, witn tae ex
ception of the lumber, was accepted.
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Oil Producers H?M Ci3 Conven
,tion'and Raise Fund ts '
i'L.i.?: Carry' ert Wur. :X . T
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oovcawn cays otats ;
13 Kl f (OHT.TO CTAY
"OLD JOE" CBAETK
SKU'EXCITiraT
Faithful Horse of ,Many Years
Service Falls Trirougtr-Molev
f? In Dock But Is Recued..i
Kl
IBawfal Ptapsteh to Tea JeWaaL)
Vancouver, .-'vVash., ' - March' llA
rather exciting time "prevailed it tit
mill - dock Saturday forenoon.. Uld
Joe," a borsd of many veare-aervic tn
tha Waahinsrton and Ore son. lumber yard.
In-'some manner- came J near -falling
through a large hoi -in the dock arid
would have gone into the "rfver tnff for
tha prompt action of tha men oa tha
dock at the ttrn or. tn acciaeni. -"The.
tiara .la a heavy .animal nJt
waa not an easy Job to, get hint back
oa tha Hoof of the dock. Finally; timbers
were -put across under the suspended an1
imal who was kicking furiously, and
with the assistance ofvai block iAad
(ackleihe waa landed on, tha dock. One
of hi for kne cap .waa aeripuillr ta
in red and it will be several daya before
"Old jo" wut pa seen at ww , ,
TWO ARRESTS ''MADE v
BY NIGHT OFFICERS
Saloonman, for ' Keeping : Open
After Hours and Baker for . ;
v f Malicious MkchM. Cir
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. a '4Tka Jaana1 "
.. VaBnauvK..jVaan Maseb, rXwo ar
rests were made early Saturday morning
by Night Pollc Officer . Frank Van Atta.
The Q rat oa waa Frank La Caff, for
keeping his saloon open after midnight
la violation ft tha existing jlquor ontie
nance. . .-. . '
... Mr. Kalaa, bakar In. tha garrison, de
cided that the derrick used la tha eon
atructloa of CapUln, Packard's business
block oa lowar Main' afreet, would look
better lying oa tta aid than, la Its right
ful vertical position and-proceeded to
make the Chang. Before tha garrison
baker bad time to leave the scene of
ala operation .Officer Vaa Att cam
along and took Mm. la eharga-t IJ was
fiFRMANY CENSURED FORM
. SECRET AID TO RUSSIA
. v -tfaaraal BbmsU arvlt. i
Rarlm."! March) II. Her r Bernstein.
Socialist leader In tha Reichstag;, last
Bight severely censarea.tnev(gavemmsni
for aiding Russia la maintaining her
kJtlt u auartad that tha imperial
govern ment la -doing vrythiag possible
to maintain quetatlona on Russian
bonds. He labeled the cmar criminal
.mImb tiiimanltv. . ' '
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AN RTLANID)
,YiiaW
fe. p.
. AseerUla hew yoar lanatawsoi' eiTl ran
Mtt sheet xtiaM, 'mlnvraka, etweuUMetii
how te . better year dl Ilea i sew, I aae-
'esad la aU sartaklaa,-'-f
V' 'i;'v i" T-.;--'. ' i
Th air ha aWa to get better nltVm.
better waxes, er Smlu.ee. PeriMvs.yea are
, waiUog foe seaMthlag re will sevar realiea.
Hn4 eat abeat year atoeat Meada er rele
tleee; abMt aiekaew, death, aapers, law,
h series, treaaaie .la ahert, aa Butter wast
: yea wish to knew,, call at esc.. ... . . ... .
iHpoKinrn bt rmi T.rAmMO
AND WOMC or THB NATION. Wai l)
I MO THB PkBSlOKNT Or TUI UMITBD
;.- gTATM. v, . v .y'.v' '-A,..; i-' ,.,
fflOMS BAKM HEAD BT VAN CABTLAND:
' PreaMMt MeKlalay. Lata Preaideat Caraat.
sa. a aiaiey. j,,... eir uarse ii.si
'arab asraaardt. ., ,
, AdaUral Dewer, ;
' Prlaee ef Wihw. ,. ;
Rwperer WillUaw
U Rata) Chasg.
PaderewakL . -,
: Meade !. v
- Qeeaa VietoH. .
W'a Tln-yaag.
TuSlkilU. .
. Bsmeroe Fraaeie 7neer
. Vara usrsaa. viceroy
-.India..
Jella Urhiws .
. ' illlea kawell.
. Kispanr at Cblaa. ..
THB MOMENT TOO BKTBB IB JAB-
tOB HH WII.I. TTXI. YO(T OVB""'
AOR, OCCUHATION. JOCB.JhOTHKR
MAIDEN NAME. AND WHAT YOU
CAIXKD EOR7 WITHOUT AMklWa '-A
OCBHTION: WIM, Tlitl TBI NAM W
?OI B HWEKTHBABT . OR A""HIhO
tOIJ WANT TO KNOW. HE "JJDaYOU
AWAY WISEB AND HAPP1EB THAN
WHKN tOU CALLED ON HIM. ; t .
If yea are anHded whet ts da. eittee 'la
BuelaeM er doaieatle afUlr.
bet cell at once aeon tkU waaderfal aia
dluat, wee will give yoa '
j Bttrre-i that winbN''" 'J
?. WHAT VAN OOSTI-AND IEIXJ
r; . ,iou combb tele.
"lad mit what tka fetnre haa la fei
If yen, wlU aoa4 la raae ae
If advisable to eases.
te.
i
travel, iaveM. aell.
J' DO JT00 WtBH TO KNOW.' ?
Bow yea ea have sn4 kaekl . ; ! ; "
Hew ye eaa aarnid la baalsna f
Kow ye eaa BMka- year aoeae beppyf
: hew ye eaa eoaoaar rear eaealaet
T -Hew ye' eaa starry tke.aa yeaoheaatt ,
How aeon ye eea awrrrt -.
1 Hoy yea eea eeaemt your rival "
- How aeoa year lover will aropaset - - -
- How jwa eaa ret a aoltlenT - - - -
,'. I tow yea. eaa rraiore bad InneenceeT X .
' Hew ye sen bi i um a elalrverant! '
' ' How yoa eaa settle rose eaanelat
M flow roe eea bold yoae haabead'e level ,
Hew ve eaa bold rear wlfe'a lovet
t will aire re laHi that wise mreeae IS
tore, . Manias, dlveeee. eaeealatlna aaet
' aeae.ibealtb aad traaaaetinna e all kiade:
.. reetore ktet .afttetlone, eenee epeedy and
benpy aiarTlaeva, reealte tba aeoerated: I
will tell yo bew to gala tba bta tbe
yea deelfat eve Ibeaa aillea away,
I will tell yea wbea yoa will siarry.
Oainwraata aad atedlnna wlta swiaad ato-
diaauatle power
YTivat rate ea TTH roe. XoarB B to , aauy a anaaay.
Efforts' of. Ttt to Create Dis-
ui sansion Amona Mem- :
v;bera Fail.
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(special Dispatch br lad Wire to Tba Jearaal)
Indepeadence. - KSfc, Marcn is. jaora
tbtai l0 ll,Iro4cerg aad ,1.10 Bther
friends and sympathisers met la eon
vention bero this aferaooa. ;, The object
of the oonventloa waa alropJy to eerva
notice oa tha gundard Oil company that
th Kansa Producers have enlisted for
the war which wW laat for the next two
or three year.
After the convention the,- executive
committee, of tha OU Producers' aeso
eiaUon held a meeting and decided to
increase the fund la their possession
fof ths-cBntinaWioa of thait fight- ,Tb
moaaywiU oa.raiaaa. wjvnim v"
two or throe "week. Th plan is to
aaaa;each oU well in tha six counties
in the field tl a month. This will rats
a fund largo enough to b of groat use
to th Independent producers.
Governor Hooh struck tnjs. popuiag
chord, la this section .of the state wnen
he aaia tnis ariemoon .inav m puw
had aurted thla fight and would stay
with it to th finish. - He waa loudly
applauded when ha aald that tba entire
power , of , the state weald be brought
to bear in the fight against the Stand
ard. " - V-t- ' iV--" f- ' I
W do not want ,-to drtv this cora-
oaaf from th sUte. aald tha gov
ernor, "w simply want fair treatment
front iC . . ; i -'-.-- ' '
The governor wae foUowed by Bena-
tor F.'Dumont Bmltn. Ida a. larawi.
Fran It a, Monnett and- ReprasenUUve
P. (. Campbell, -aU of whom aald that
th' producer ought to mk a. fight
for their right, but that they ought
to spend their time trying to compete
with, rather taaa la aouatng in aiana-
ard. - Th Ug oa which th speakers
stood waa daaormtei with flaga aad baa
aere. "' is- .- i .-. (- i
Thar were three banners . strung
serosa tha stage behind tbe speakers.
Th one, to tha extreme left bora tna
phrase: 'So the people may know." :
i rue cenier oanner wwtuw ; ww
words. "A sousr deaL"
"An .onea competitive market,", were
tbe word on, I be baanertolherlght
the atowa. - '
The sentiments express ed the feel
ing of th paople whd attended the con
vention. For twd weeks, according to ,
th storiea d producer s, tha agenta of,
the SUnduM- Oil cotntany have beea
trying to jerte dlsaenaioaa In tbe rank
of tha otf producer and, to prevent the.
aucceae g the meeting, iia agents
have been trying;, to make, trouble be
tween th4f4eadera of tha aawociatlon aad
to kaepiha attendance today ddwo lo
a minimum-'' . -" i ' 1 " i;
Tka lMleaaeut waataar waa Of ma(
rial benefit to the "knockera," and the
orod of , itoopla'Tn ohdanc was
a surpriwe: - The- aadiatice; today wa
oomprised ef men who. actually own fll
wella and who' -mean puaineaa in tagir
e4-t. n In., ih. i trust . fThara aia a
serious undertone (d the convention, the
delegates evidently realising tnat tna
fight they have .undertaken is not an
easy one. .-'- -
The news that tha Standard OU corn,
aany toe, decided,., to withdraw from
Kansaa haa a' tendency to sober th en
thusiasm in the fight.' There waa tit
tle euralng of the Standard Oil and
much discussion of to beet method of
getting tha Kansas OH, which the
Standard haa refused to take to another
market ' '.'.- i ... -"' "
1 In addition to her letter wiitteq before
deciding to speak before the convention,
which aha read, Mlaa Tarbell aald: '
"You have a different xignt in nana
from that . of Pennsylvania aad Ohio.
la thla atate you fiave with you th
governor and the legislature, while, in
the saatern stated th producers were
dntd auch asslatanc." . -
Tb convention waa iouowe ib.un
evening by a banquet at which so pre
Arm mai 'down. Senator W. S. Flta-
patrick . presided , at j tha banquet and
called ror exremporanwouw irwciKi
tha leading oil producera wao ware prw
NEGRO HAKES VAIN i
: EFFORT TO ESCAPE
Colored "Lock Twister"' Con-
fined at Oregon City Squeeze
' Through Small Space, i
' ' litMatah A The loaraaLl -
.w. lni.F.a Ainmittad laat Thurs
day mofning, mad an effort to break
Jail thlai afternoon, ana migm nv
ceeded But for .tn vigilance i ur
HBDna.1 jm V M-wM"-, " - .
the mala chamber of .the.priaon and auc
ceeded In vTorkln hra.bydy' between the
end of aaMroa partition ana tha wall.
Tba -apaoe . fhrough .which hla body
naaaed it about are incnoa, ana ii w.
. I in... .t.t..'k& " a. nl
almost
the
.bahiJ k, kaad IfttA an OUtl
aor, wnarw.uiera -wore -I "
between himself and liberty. Her he
concaaloa ninseix bdwvw- m.
eappoaed that he Intended to plck his
way .out; when, tb opportunity waa af--aaa
avureunatolv ha waa diaoovared.
and "xtr precaution have beea 4akoa
to sooura aim cuatoay
v .'.; IDcn'tybuknbvf thit (.
K''".'T :.i a ... .t. . a ' . a. 't .-
ne nas ins isrgi
. nd best . cquippsd
: -. dsntiJ office on tiij.,
, coast ? His faculties ;
and ability have won :
' for him the admirm 1
" tion of the entire den-
1 tal- profession, not-
" withstanding the tact
.'.-. that he usea printers
Ct' ;; ink in direct violation. ' .
of what the profei-;
' ' aion call ethics. -
SEEKS DIVORCE IN
1 CLACK AtUS COUNTY
ia.l ramatcb aa Tba Joaraal.t :
-Oregon City, Or., March ltIva B.
Meleea of Portland today died ault for a
divorce from -N. .F. Meloea, whom she
married in Portlaad December It. 12
miirmm ,nii .ana -inhuman treat
awt iumi that tha defendant
haa a moat, ungovernable temper. It I
declared that he wouia box permit nu
wife to leave homo for any purpose.
but eompua nar. wor wiaw wvu
llMIMIllv. . ... ' ... F. .-. .
Thr r numroiat pc.Ac.Uon or
ai aaaeA 4aa eat Heat Bl t la 1 4M f tlkaft
SMJIBJ ealMB WW! ta SS ay uwwwti wavsw va a.
general, charge, tt J, also avowed that
tha defendant holds te.aunvoc sv De
terging to the wife, for which amount
judgment Ig aaked.' The plaintiff deaire
to aseunte her maiden name, iva ft.
Straeaaaa, '
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. He has, without a.,
doubt, demcttrcttd ,
;, to thousands of pa- ,v
tients whose teeth he '
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i. nas , taxen - care - ox - . , . .
during the past' ten .
-years that be can ex- " -"
tract, -fill, or apply
crown and J bridge- t
worji " wiuwuu- uw . ....
Contest pain.
If roar taetb ar net Jnat
, what yoa would Uk to have
them, aotoa in aad aoeeult f. .-
, arhb ana, tl win . ; ; :
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TAKES PLACE MONDAY, MARCH 27t'1905, Whether You Havfe Other. Work or Not 4
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iAiihual
Extraction
Dr B. E.
Wright, the Painless
342 Washington;
flEfe VILL NAME
FEDERAL OFFICIALS
Cholcs Of. Appointees ; for ; New
Washington uistnct lstx
. .. to Prosecutor. , .
(Bpaeial DTspsteh to Th saarsaL)
a.ir.aa w.Tvh 11 The aDDOlntment
of the United tUUt diatrlct attorney:
for. tha eastern district of waaningxoD
in mi with Francis J. Heney, district
attorney for Oregon, aooordlng U a re
port current hare. ,Mr. neneyja io
to stand close to Preeldent Roosevelt
aad It la stated tha preeldent will accept
a recommendation by Mr. Heney. J ;
Joseph B. Unosiey. on m epwuna
u-.tw i. tha atata lealalature
and a member ef th city council, had
secured tna inaorwemem- ei wum
m. . tr mt tha national capi
tal, put opponents aeciarea ne wu
Www " " m .
" . ... awMrfinMi of 4uatlee.
anarif fnmmlulsMr ) Wllllatn Rana-
aey haa beea in Bpokano for the past
several daya oonduotlng a .quiet eiamt-
natton. HI wora waa imianwa iuoj,
.. w- iet tn. th, aat to lnveattrata
the charge l of - unfitness preferred
sgainat Biaie atenmiwr xci , m a,n..
dat .for the appointment of United
gtatea marshal for thla district.1 t-
It is reported her that Mr. Ramsey
will make his report to Mr, Heney, who
riil niv aiioh recommendations j- as
i.u, i - Tha -AnlfilAi, nravalla 'hare
I wm a. . w t" r - - "
Pthl Mr. .Llndaley wlU. not -soeiv tne
. .MklntManl AIIOTMV M a. Bl. TD nK
this city la also a candidate for the
position. " ; ' ' :
-FAT. FOLKS
BREAKS RECORD IN '
: COLLECTING TAXES
Only - About Four ; Hundred
Thousand Remains to Be Paid
Into County Treasury. '
At the cloae of business on th night
of March li. when the rebate privileges
expired. Sheriff Word bad - collected
fl.tll,T44 of th HOI tax,, which, with
th SIMM of , rebate allowed, etruek
from the total taaea that were da
fl.7st.iM and left at that time, $411.
401.11 to be paid. ' The- total tax la
IS.tat.o00. Th collections exceeded ex
pectations. Chief Deputy Collector
rerguson stated, yesterday that be bad
looked for total receipt up to March it
to equal ll,00,000 and that on tba first
Monday la April, when tax become
delinquent, they would reach ll.7le.000.
Property owner paid ia ao much mora
than 'was expected, that It is now
thought tbe total that will have bean
paid when th delinquent period begins
will be $1,000,000. The afumbor of re
ceipts issued waa 1T.107, ,. . ,t
Thla year's collection of tna annual
a i a. and braabetf ' It IB
claimed that never befor has such a
Urg percentage of the total tax a
paid ia before the-delinquent penalty
baoama applicabl. ' OfBcaala about the
court houM also' are saying that tha
work has been doaa to a aaora thoraw- a
manner than In pact years, and that t.
method employed in kawplag th bW
have beta admirable. . .
Th total footings war aot wall ant 'J
last evening. the aaaaa of aanry ra
oelved ware a Urg that it waa tew
poaalbla to tell befor laat eaefttng how
much had bean paid. . : . .
In threw days, March It, 14 aa4 IV
178411.41 waa paid la by , chock i
only 141.000 la gold-
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bfBa. B. WUaUaa". OM Blueett So., Baffsla,
tewt ta wig1tt ,. ......ST aoaada
beea ia bast ...... lanhta
Iat ha watat ,,..... .).... ..10 taahea
best ta Upa ...... ..........BO taebas
' TbM pietara (ivae yea a Mea ef aty aspeae.
act befare and after Sr rederHea by Dr.
nrdat. Mr health la aarteet. 1 aevee asiered
brttat health hr mtg htm. net a WHakle ta be
aae..' Way eetry year . bardea laager wbea
mumt la at baadt - - -
illlll TUVXTUB,
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Where's the Best Place to Buy
Carpets, Rugs, Lace Curtains and
the Like ? Right Here.
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Carpets AlNew
Department::
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Altho i new department, it will
rank among; the best in the city.
Good selections, A 1 qualities and
prices that will stand against any. , '
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lecting 1 the proper: Carpet for the
right place. t;f :;
V Only first class workmen em-
ployed.1 :
v You get your Carpets put down
right, if yoil buy them from us. :
' And generous Credit wimout Ex
tra Cost.: -v.- .' :;':1r .'. -vv
LACE CURTA!HS, RUGS9
7 HATTING AND
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Brighten up your room with new j
Curtains. We show hundreds of pat
terns in prices from $tpq to $23.00.
a pair. y ' ::..f"---" '
, ' Our fine of Rugs etnbxic'e. erery-.
thing that's good, from : the small
18x874nch Rug to the largest room ,
sixe. The selection is grand. All
pricesand prices much less than
you usually pay. " " . '
"- NEW MATTINGS are in from
China "and Japan our own importa
tions; enabling us to asK prices on
Best Mattings that others quote for;
Inferior goods. , ; . , , . i .
Besides that, anything you want
in. Draperies, shades, etc ,
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The Store Where Vour Credit U QoxIt-390 Wcshlnr4- C:
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