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; UMroCBtim todir accepted JJ
- a' compromise payment In lieu of
; claim for l.700 against th nut of
. .. in iai Leili JUOva. Basaer had filed
claim for a not for ,00 and interest.
snu ai.wv ior rvice rendered Captain
, vo, aoa me .esse was heard .. thl
morulas by County Judge Webster. Kd
AtendenhaU.' for the eetate, appeared
witn a- eertinea copy of teeumony
a worn to y Meaner in another caae that
, he knew, nothing of tb alleged f 1.000
not of Captain Love, upon which he
' now waa suing..: Retarding the claim
for $4,000 for eervlcea. It waa ahown
that In the heeling of the contest of the
i win recently Beaser had been a wttmaa.
and had given no Intimation that ha had
eucnve claim againat the aetata, al
. though the circumstances were such' aa
to have mad it likely that.-had he; be
lieved such a claim was valid, he
would have stated so before the probate
I William Bowen. who escaped ' from
the county Jail a week ago, was re
captured' yesterday by . Under-sheriff
; Morden near . Bcappooae, - Bowen bad
been sentenced t 00 days for simple
; assault; having been arrested by Of
near Taylor when about to hold uo
man on the street at night, Bowen
, confessing to hi Intention. A. week
" ago. .while at work piling wood at the
' court house, ha slipped away and got
as rar as Bcappooae.
If you most travel make your trip on
' of pleasure. . Tou can do this by going
.over we Denver Rio Qrande. Spend
a day sight-seeing In the Mormon
.. 'capital, "'and ' have a day-light a lid
trough the Royal Oorje of . the
Arkaoaaa, the acme of Katun's grandeur.
w. C. McBride. 114 Third strset. Port'
land, will mall you illustrated booklet
. if you wiu write him,,
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The buay man save time and money
; . by getting, a shaving outfit and being
hi own barber. . Albert Berni, to drug
: gist, aecond and Washington, carries a
., full assortment of shaving requisites,
, Including the celebrated "Lewis and
' Clark Special" raaor. which Is - fully
guaranteed to give , satisfaction or
, money back, ,",'. ".,
A war against eoyotas has been begun
by farmers la the vicinity of Ames, east
of the Bandy river. Several years ago
. the coyotes were . bunted . down .... and
driven out of that neighborhood.' but
', tbey returned aa soon as farm era stopped
keeping dogs. Poison will be used la
effort to ' exterminate the pests.' "
,'. Judge Bellinger, In th federal court.
-.today , heard arguments In a caae that
waa appealed from decision of th cor
rector of custom, with referenca to tm
posing duty on aheep dip. A cargo was
' recently brought to Portland from Lin
coln, England, by R. E. Moody and ft tax
saaoseod by the custom officials.
. Pur paints and oils. T. H Beach gt
Co the pioneer paint" company, agents
Honour's floor paint, liquid veneer, )ap-a-
lac. Berry Bros, varnishes, Blackjack
' harness oil. Neal's" enamels, - New Kra.
Chjnbla
k Dire. ,
I.rne....
rand , ,
-' 'paint, window and plat glass,- .' lit
'-Klrst street. Phona 1M4. -. -
-- SO.ftOO trnmlgrants Wanted Tw 'local
aloha the Oregon 'water pswar at Rail
- way company's line between Portland
and 'Eatacada- - Tor tnfvritultlotr nvratre
' " of ths Oregon 'Water Power Townslts
company.' Hi First tre, Phona, Mala
lEatacada -. Offers - - Opportunities to
manufacturers which; mean 'millions
'' .of dollars If properly handled. For In
formation inquire of the Oregon' Water
Power Townslts company, 114 First
street. Phone.-Main lis.
' Governor .Chamberlain has commuted
the sentence of Frank Reese, sent from
Multnomah county to Salem on February
17, to serve a -ay aentenoe for lar
ceny from th stor at Marshall-Well
Hardware company.- -
- CI as sea Monday and Tharaday aranlngs
at Arlon hall. Beginners taken at- any
f -time,' Biz assistant teachers. Private
J-leaaona dally at hall. Spectators Invited.
-Phona Wast 104a.. , , .
A few applications of Hedgln's Corn
" ? Cnre-wUl bring - prompt relief In all
-1 i cases of tender jorns and bunions. 8oid
for If cents ft bqtue try Aineri ueini.r
the druggist,-' second ana Washington,
Lest Black Cocker spaniel, female; 4
' 'rnontha old; answers to the name of
. Bloaale: went astray In city Park, Bun
day; reward for her recovery. -- (IT
-Flanders street, between Twentieth and
jTwnty-flrt . ,
- ;.', B.T''- S.Horneopathlo- CougH -aad
' Croup Syrup. " A specific for colds on
the cheat Keep It on hand for omer-
. gencie. For sal by Knight Drug Co.
: B. 8. Cough and Croup Syrup. Two
generation hav been brought up, on It.
A -good now aa ever.. - Prevents croup.
For sal by Knight Drug Co.
' i Land acrlp for sale 110 acres, 'cheap.
guaranteed. V. U McLeod, 21 Falling
. building. ,,'Vv' . . . '. , J
' Masquerade ball, at Merrill's hall, to
night. Admission 15 cent. - -
' Try a meal without meat at the Vega
' tartan cafe, 106 Blith street -
'1 Masquerade ball, at Merrill' ball, to
night Admission 2S cant. . .
Analey display. Pfunder. Id and Oak
' As your ' grocer for OoMen Chtddsr.
' Orpheum. vaudeville. burlaque-evtis.
"Your Hat for Spring''
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IT WEARS "LONG
IT LOOKS WELL ;'
It Aaiares Comfort
.Long m It Wetn '
fUBKRDaftHs'M.
Ml iraakisgtes rt.k aaw
Tasav.
' Low price, gggjii. terms, and
' will product asnaadjr tea' timet
present price per acre. '';
A S?:ci:r Excursion
Will Leave Portland Saturday
erening, arriving back Monday
rooming, Low round trip rates
arranged by calling on
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E. S. JACKSON
7 General Sale Agent.
246 trk Street
UP AT FAIR GROUKDS
Fiftjt Permit Issued for Tempo
rary Buildings Near Entrance
.;,'.. trr Exposition. ,t .
UNSIGHTLY STRUCTURES 'y.
FFENlTARTISTiaEYE
Homee-rTumed Into Temporary
Bazaars and the Commercial '
Spirit Is Rampant. '
I rraic-....,i. w1
structure - have been Issued by the
building Inspector this month. All are
located on fth streets leading to, or
near, the entrances to the Lewis and
Clark exposition. '
Resident who live on Thurmen, 8'
vlar. Upshur, Twenty-third, --Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-fifth street In the
vlolnlty of th ground, expect to- make
money aunng toe iair. ; nooins anu
tall and small shops are being built
on their porchea and In their yards,
where they will -serve refreshments or
conduct cigar and candy store.
These Improvements do not add . to
the beauty of the streets and much ad
verse - criticism is being msde of . thva
by people who desire the city to have
aa Inviting appearance.
When the permits for these buildings
and' additions ere leaned 1 la with -the
understanding that they are to be torn
down by November 1. itoi. and if 'nor
the building Inspector declare. he"wlU
seoure the assistance of the fire depart
ment and rase them.
Space la taa vicinity of the fair
ground Is renting at fabulous prtosa.
A man leased a -vacant block en TwesUsJ
fifth street several monthe age and it
Is said that .ha , has already cleared
11.100. from the block without doing
any work. He has divided, it Into lota
and rented it. -.7.-.-- , -,
The Hamilton hotel, out of which W.
9. Winiamsoa made a fortune during
tbe Bt. Ixmis fair, will open -a branch
in Portland for th coming' exposition.
The rates will be from 11 to II a day.
jsuropean. t , rr-.
Mr. Williamson haa. secured concee-
lon on th Trail to reproduoe the Cas
cade gardens and colonnades of etatee aa
they were at St Louis. In miniature.
as well aa the Baltimore fir. - Still
another .of hie concessions Is the wild
white swan, which was seen by 10.000,-
oe people at Bt. ixtui.
Until two or three year sso Mr.
Williamson was ' a bill poster in Bt
Uouls. .,...,.,' .
DIWYEKS MUSI AH0NCE-
' ; PAY UP OR BE SHUT UP
Attorneys are the moot negligent of
professional men In the matter of pay
ing city occupation tax. The first quar
ter of the year haa nearly ended end' 71
attorneys have . failed to take out a
T","r y" ...
Thie Is no exoeptlon.. Nearly everr
quarter a large number allow the tax. to
become delinquent and frequently eonH
pialnte nave to be Issued before they
take- out -their licenses. The . license
fee range from tl to II a quarter for
eachattorney or firm, according to the
amount of practice. , . ; 4
The city license Inapectors nave no
tified, all.- the -delinquent attomsye-Hhat
they must pay and unless they do with
in the. next two days they will be ar
rested.' ... j. , i ,
. Masquerade Ball.
,'Mssquerade ball! i ilT f;"'"r
Merrill's hall. ' ' ' -
Merrill's hall. Seventh street, between
Oak and fltark. ;
Only tl .cents. ; . .. ' . ;
Spruce Up! . Spruce Up! , ;
You'll 'have visitors before long. If
not visitor, you'll likely hare a roomer
or two during the fair. - Brighten ' op
the furniture, floors and woodwork with
Lostreise. Tou get a can free ' with
every journal waat ad. . Lota of colors.
This evening the fair of Congregation
Ahaval Bholom will be brought to ' a
close with a grand masquerades. balL
During tbe .week of the. fair a large
amount of articles -exhibited has been
sold, ae a rule at quite low figures, snd
It Is the purpose of the management to
get a large Crowd present thie evening,
so aa to dispose of all remaining. Many
unique prises will be given this evening
for. the. beat sustained character, most
original character, most tmmlrml char'
aeter, beat group snd others. Tre total
value of prises will be 1 210. - The fair
la being' held In MerrlU'e hall, en Sev
enth end BUrk streets. - .
Seventy-two miles an hour was th ve
locity of a gale which waa blowing at
North Heed this morning. Storm warn
ings were ordered displayed at the mouth
of the Columbia last evening, and extended-
this morning ell slong the coast.
The atearaer Whlttler, wKh the oil barg
Santa Paula, Is still on th outside,
where she haa been for the peat four
day. Some fear la felt for her safety.
Aimawrfannr gMierst Ihrougnwur-The
valley, there has been no rise In the Wil
lamette during the past 14 hours; "it is
till standing at 0.1 feet above the low
water mark. " '
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Masquerade ball, at Merrill's hall, to
night -Admission t cents. ".
Captain E. W. Cpencar Gets Con
a. a a v ' . ai!
tuat id i rmnapon; rmneieoriin
Infantry to. Buford.
GREAT PARADE IN CITY ,
ON THE FIRST OF APRIL
Sheridan Will Come Direct From
Manila Here With the Four
! teenth Regiment. C V
Capt K. f. Spencer "was awarded the
contract this morning to transport ths
troops of th Nineteenth Infantry from
Vancouver barracks to roruana, wnere
they will take pasaaga on the Buford for
Manila. . He will alao bring their per
aonal property, consisting of uiinka, lug-
gmgo. . oeaauig, eio weigwng.
pounds, ever to this city. - .
. In. the Infantry there are 40 offioers
and 2S men, who will leave th barracks
olty for Portland on April on the
a trainer Charles R. Bpenoer. . .
' Th troops will disembark - at ths
Greenwich Dock, and at th request of
Mayor Will lama they will parade th
principal street before departing for the
Philippines. Detail for th parade win
be completed In a day or ao.
The Buford I being loaded with lum
ber from llghurs, and th work- is slow,
She will take out about 450,000 feat, of
Oregon fir. ' " v - '
Word, has been received that (he trans
port Bherldsn lias sailed from Manila for
Portland direct with the Fourreenta in
fantry. Bhe Is expected to arrive early
In May.1 The troops will be stationed at
Vancouver. It was the understanding
some time ago that the transport would
proceed to Baa Fnutclsoo, and .that h
; VESSELS ARE BUSY;-
I reatrel
.i: ... Xoawy for fa Owsawe.
' Another addition we made to the an
root Hat for Portland yesterday af
ternoon - when Balfour, Guthrie Co.
chartered the German ship Bmelie to
load general cargo at Lelth and New-
caatle-on-Tyne for Portland. - xoe ves
sel is at Lelth and aa She begins-tak
ing cargo at once shs will be ready to
sail by ths middle of next month. -
The Emelie sailed from this port on
October 10 with a cargo of grain for
the United Kingdom, arnvea at uaeena
town on March and by the time she
was unloaded : waa encased for a re
turn voyage, usually a vessel lies Idle
for a month or two before getting a
charter particularly has this been true
during the paat year, when rates have
been at a low figure. .
Another 'vessel likely to be kept stead
ily In commission the British ship
Lonsdale, chartered yesterday tp load
lumber for the west coast of South
America.. She arrived here about tarre
weeks ago from Antwerp by way of
Port Los Angeles, and the work of dis
charging her cargo haa 'Just been com
pleted. She will take Out In tbe neigh
borhood of 1.400,000 feet of Oregon Or.
The French bark Eugenie Pautrel
naa the distinction of losing lesa time
In port than any other vessel that Y4Uiea
here" this" season, She' arrived -la-, the
early pert of the winter with a general
cargo from Europe andln Just one
month's time . was en tne return inp
with grain. . , ' ' '
, Word was received yeeterday after
noon that the German ahlp Adolf ssiled
from Hamburg for Portland on March
If with a general cargo consigned to
Balfour, Guthrie Co. '
STAGE COACHES EMPTY.
Teiy Tfavopalaiv
'" Low passenger rates on ths eteem
ers down ths coast have had the effect
of paralysing the business of ths stag
coach lines operated from Coos Bay to
th railroad at Newbers; and Drain.
WhO the fare on the steamers was
110 between here and "MarshOeM three
TftHMlia or the 4raeeag amhlla sataoa
Ised the eUge lines, which charged til,
Including th fare on the rr. 11 road. A
It was posslbl to make th trip more
quickly overland than by the . water
route the ateamers carried comparative
ly few passenger. ' But atnc- th
ateamer rate was cat to M nearly every
one. coming and going, takes tne-boats.
Mars nil eid arrivals report that the stare
eeaha mnve fmplyJ,gjAJnj.lfrO"gbt
that vary shortly they will be taken
out of commission. . .
Three stage lines "run from Harsh-
field to points on the railroad, and for-
veara the ownera nave enjoyed a lucra
tive business, but restoration of steamer
rBae Pally aVaa. f r aWralas.
REST OF THIS WEEK AT
A Special
. New Line
Just Received
'Of e " ' ''
Hall. Trees
Hall Racks
"Hall Seals
la Golden and Weathered Oak,
' ; from ." . '
$8.00 to $50.00
rrmrly Slew Tarh raralvare Oe.
nvaos to xri rvmsiiTuaa.
bow . Base 'on . veaaasrt Mar
- XrfLsA TxaJKa
C0VELL
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im.im rautr sr. '
laVireGTON DITniCT
With lots i lCOxiCO, south-
7 'west corner of Hancock and
East Twenty sbcth; side-
" walks, sewers, water and gas ;
. pipes laid. Street to be grav
eled; houae wired fo light
lng . and complete in every
particular.' Ready for ocjru-
, pancy April 15. '' '
On installments if desired.
B. M. LOMBARD
.514 Chamber of Commerce,
rates la the' only thing that can ssve
them. Binoe they have received much
more liberal patron ag by the reduction
of rates the steamboat men are inclined
to let the tariff remain at the present
ngure. .. ... , ;
MAY TIE UP CHINOOK.
atajot IVaagan Thiaks the Dredge VQ
.:..e lpaa Vttk.
Major W. C Laagfltt of th corps of
United State engineer expects notifi
cation today that the government dredge
Chinook will not be opera ted at the Co-
lutnbla river bar this ' season. The
major also states that he will likely be
lng stone for tha construction of the
Jtty has been awarded. - - - - -
Bids for furnishing KO,eoo tons of
stone ware opened at Portland more
than two months ago, bat the awarding1
of th contract was postponed until It
was learned what disposition would be
made of - the " river and harbor bill.
Since the dredg will, be taken out of
commission It will - mean practically
1100,00 more to spend on the Jetty, and
It le probable that a greater quantity of
ton will be procured. Juat aa soon as
tbs contract .for ths material has boon
let th successful blddsr will begin tbs
work of making deliveries -
ALONG THE WATERFRONT.
Staamar Stranger le-taklng. the-IraUl
aa a tuunier run vnui rvjnurs an seina
made, . ' . -- r
For the - next 10 days the. steamer
Oregone will carry wheet from points
on the 'upper Willamette to Corvallls.
When eh returns to Portland she will
be laid up for a general- overhauling.
This morning the British ship Py tho
rn ne shifted from the Pacific ooal bun
kers to the Coioma dock at the foot of
Pine street, where she will' discharge.
Bteamer Aberdeen, captain Kelly, naa
been chartered to load lumber at Port'
land for San Francisco. She Is at the
latter port and will ssll north Saturday,
Bchoooer A! vena left Ban Pedro March
It and will load lumber at the Portland
mill for the return trip.' -"
Steamer Jlaaaalo baa been moved on
the ways to undergo a general over
hauling and to be equipped with an oil
bnraln. nlant. Th. at as mar T. J. Pot-
tor will take tier prac on the Astoria
run. . . : ,
American ship Benin left up from
Clifton this morning to seen re an outfit
of supplies before she sails for Nus
hagak, Alaska,- ; " . ' ";' . .'.
MARINE NOTES.
Astoria. March II. Arrived down at
1 a. m.. ateamer Bt PaoL
Baa Pranclaoo, March IS. Sailed at
11:30 a. m., steamer Columbia for HortH
land. , ' f
San Pedro, March IS. Arrived,
schooner Irene from PortlaiTd.
Astoria, March SS Balled at 1:10 p.
m., atearaer Roanoke for Port Lot An-
Astoria, March IJ. Condition of thai
bar at I a. rough; wind southeaat;
weather rainy and very etormy.
Yal OAJrTAJjr atarWAADatO.
Appreciating the timely arrival of
Capt. John K. Nelson of the tug Star,
snd his prompt action In rescuing them
toniawattuT Sravelast Sunday near
Government islsno. u.' w. ana yrank
Leaning, James BhrVely and Roy Ship
ley called on him yesterday afternoon
and presented him with a pair of hand
some signal glassee. the sort that mar
iners use at sea. The captain thanked
the men for the gift.
ONLY-TEN PErTCEIwT-
DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
' Only SO Democrat registered yester
day, although S00 Republicans went to
the county clerk's office and enrolled for
voting In the city primaries on I May .
When buelnaes-eloeed last night, 1,111
lector had been enrolled, of whom
1.I7I were Republicans and SI Demo
crat; 10 refused to state their party
affiliations. The deputise are busy -today
and ths registration at o'clock
wilt probably b dose to 1,100. The
record shows; -
-': 'Re-- Dem Re
. publican, ocrat fused.
March It
March II
March IT
March IS
March 10
March It
March II
103.
30
2
83
S01
170
dl t
40
!
41
80
"isi
110
11
......... too
-1
30
Total
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New reglatratlon. 320. "
Changes of- residence, If S.
EVANGELISTS TO SPEAK
ON STREET TONIGHT
A feature ef the revival service win
be those of the open-air evangelist, Rav.
J. L. McComb, who will preach at vart
ou corner tonight front a hug truck
automobile. H will be accompanied by
other speakers and muslolsns. Among
the stations selected Je Third end Alder
streets, where there .1 alwaye a big
crowd. i' - - - . i
Those who will tak part rn th auto
mobile ei lu are reonastad to assem
ble at ths Taylor Street Methodist
church. Third and Taylor streets, et 0:41
this evening. After tonight's services a
band will accompany tbe open-air evan
gelists. , - -
Masquerade BaTC
-Maaouerede belli - ' ' " )
Merrill' nan.
MerriU'e hall. Seventh street, between
Oak end Stark. . , ,
Only li.eente. ; .- -
Only tt sen La. - - - V- ;
That Is Portland's Record, and
,". the City Is Absolutely v.v
yU Free From lt
HEALTH OFFICERS HAVE '
DONE TrtEIR WHOLE DUTY
Dr. Biersdorf . Says the People
Here . Are Remarkably Free,
I From Contagiolis Diseases. .
On case of smallpox was reported to
the city board of health In the paat 10
months. The abaence of the disease
from the city Is notable,' mersly because
It has made its appearance In other
cities In th northwest ' In Spokane,
Seattle, Tacoma. and Butte tb nest-
houses have been taxed with eases of a
virulent -nature, Trafflo between these
cities and Portland haa bean very ao
ttve all winter, but only one haa been
reported in tbe city and stats. The In
fected person came from - Spokane and
was Installed In tbe past house.. --Dr.-H.-R.
Biersdorf. city health off!
car, . eald health - conditions were good
doc use tnose charged with the preven
tion of disease did their duty properly.
"We have had,"., he continued, "very
little) trouble from scarlet and typhoid
fever and diphtheria, compared with
past years. . Portland la exceptionally
tree xrom .oontagMnia an
' J. :A. . m
AT THE .THEATRES.
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Advance Sale Tomorrow.
TbaVane-sal-if -seats wm eaer taraorraw
sicalag at 10 o'clock tat tbat "add1
Hairy Baraafard, who rnin a the aUraaaal
Grand theatre aext Monday nlsM la hkf attest
larra,. Thie Maw Mae." raw actor
atage today are able to etok their
uty la taat er taa character ther an
ponraruc. aaaoa ueaa rear may . an
Mr. aeaearoia, who keapa tseroaghly wlthkt
taa swtare aae aever eaee forget tb char,
acta. - - - . - .., , - , , . . . -;
Pollard's Repertoire.
atollar Of Pollard' UHlpotlaa Opera
eostpaay la la the dty asraaa-lag (ne the as-
peeraac
Taeaaay
t tbe Marqaaai Urand' theatre aa
er hM elaeer aad aalooe araaalaa
ttoa. The Pollard eoaapaay la aude a et so
uny aruata, au sneer 14. and aaar aadar 10.
aaarly .all ef theat troaa th far eltlea f the
Aattpoeaa, afelDoame aad Bydnay. : They civ
llcbt eparaa la aaanner that I aeldoai a.
celled hy adult eoaasaale. All ef th Pollare
seedaethaia aie aaasnifliestl aaasad aad-aea.
taaMd. The afreriasa la thla etty will he aa
fulknra: Tuesday. Wedaeadar aad Tharadar
alfhta. aTe Belle ef New York; Sriday and
Baiaroar aisoia "to ueiaaa;" Bataraay auu
aea, liaatoee.' Prteea, parqaet. 75 eeartai
parojart ra-eie, a eeata; flrat all row la the
baVeay, 60 rents; halaaee baleeay, as eemta;
gallery, s oaata, teat a aala gataraay at
10 a. m. . .t .,; ,. .
'IZ ""Thelma" a? Columbia.'''- -
Another crowded boom ef resreaeatatlva Part.
laad people wit naif the Ooluaahla Stock eoav
pany'a prodaetloa of th charming play
ThelBw" last alsht. "TWhaa" 1 acleaqldlr
adapaad far, the -UnlaasMa Mtaek asaapaay aad
mtm eoaid ae wiluea la arala ef what each
aae ia sukang ef the differ. at Inter aatleg char.
aetata la th story. Thai Mat soma ana ae will
ba aaaday. Mattneea Katordaj aad Baaday.
y Tht MootpahiDcr't Daughter.1 1
The MnaaklaW Deasatsr. whka at eelas
graated by kwsv dnauoa each alsht at the
Knew theatre thla weak, at la drama Dare
aad ateap'e. There la rn mantle love atorr,
and the Inte e aeeae are raUetad by aaranroaa
bits of eoawdy. - The play la well ataend and
the eoespany a eaanpetrat oh. The alnln( and
eanelag poetaMlea were all good. . A aw tinea
will he gives aatarday.. , . , , , , ,-,
.Trained Dogt at tht Star.'
Arnolr tialaad do are srenaatlns aa net
at the star thnatri thla week that aainaea ehiM
rea of all agea. Tbe doss era alannat haaMa la
Intelligence, aad thaw net ia ant the etaree
typed aae tbnt ta neaally railed t ailad whea
a traraed aog ahsw la .blllad at ya randerllle
theatre. ........ v ...
. ' r- " ' f-'.-r
Tht Grand Theatre, ,
Ted B. Bo kaa bmS Jnet aa bis a hit aa
IthJtfeemia and whletlrnr. Tbe Jamea
ampaay oaenTt "VBIaeff g TOWr-'TnibTrt
Baraay haa also woa hia way beta sreat sabltt
Neat
k Ja
a rasa wui orter
SVntnats
at
"Dr. Jekyn and lb.
Hran."
The Wabash in the Lead., ..
Joint Agent Norton, who represented
tt St. Louis terminal lines daring the
world's fair.' has msde a statement of
ths number of tickets passing through
tb validating office, which shows one
fifth of the total number handled were
Wabash ticksts.
You Get It Free.
A ean ' of iAistrelse that eaeellent
woodwork, floor snd - furniture finish.
Given away free with Journal want ads.
tl words for-IS cents. -
AJgUSBMWjrTS.
COLUMBIA THEATRE
!
OOUTMBIA
la drsauUsatloa
STOCK
COHTAHT
ef
hURia ooatLU'S
a atory.
.la
"THELMA"
' MaMsees Ratarday and genday. "f
Last l'artarwe Banday Night. '
Dnwatnwa boa effln. oeea all day at tinny
arena eaady ahep. 327 llarrlnaa. .Fhaaa.Mala
lie, BraatBg at theatre. Mal.gIL.
. ' Kwirtnsa, SOr. lee, Sh, Ue, .
. alaUnaee, 26c lSe, lOe. .
EMPIRE THEATRE J4--
Order by Phone Mala 11.
' ' Phieied to the doors loot nlrbt.
TONIOHT AND AXb THIS WKKK.
. MATINKg SATCR1AT.
A enrklaf rwl abnw, tbe big New Tork auerwia,
nToaaTBSLmu-a DaouBTBa.-
atloaal Btelodrawa. Special
. , prodnrtioa.
Mens Winilng. lAc. Xe. SSe, BOa.
. Matinee. lOe, lite. Sc.
DAKER THEATRE
Third and Taadilll eta. Keating A rtand, Mna-
asm. Laeaaat vaneneiiia iitme ia aawnee,
o ai. nrta ad nmi
' rooa AaKTOMa. .- -
ODtU AkO HABT. ..... iZ.
ADOAICK ilBTEa. - - -THS
gtaWABDS. .
THS IXLIOTT.
" - HAM WTLsOW.
. ru EtMun.
ODwnatalra, ei asatahe, 10.
at I ao. T.aw ana s.w s. m.
&L?LS!a', GRAND
m oslt erLiraT lAko
jsjfva roar abb oomaax.
BarrOS ABO DEAOLS,
THOMAS IXMOBE. .
' am eroeiA raT.
, MB, ALf BOBS t a.
' Tma eaABDiaoora. . .
ll i nlag. Ifle and me; an aeata,
ataUaeaataeryt aaaday aad aeildajraa.
A Dxmch of! FailJAV ?HC!LL
BOYS' SATlN CALF SHOES, newest styles, cood IststTrscl
. y ' "Sizes' 18 t0 l3J4, at -. ..1-. .w.....9CkJ' .y
,'' - ; Sizes 1 to 2, at..-CU.... I ''
'; ' 7 ' Sizes 2J4 to' 5J5," atTnr.t9Ui30.
Doys35c "-Wai
-;: Boys' Blouse and Shirt Waists of the newest styles, '
,B.-J,-.I',.-iW..Krw . fit a. ,
Doys9 20c Heavy Ribbed Hcco. 1 Cz
Vv' TEsrtra heawy:v1bbed hose, all sizes.' . 'r Aj -.x
extra Values a tm sum at iiso. I3.c3, nso ni i6
W H. MarkeH. C.
fyA -y ry'y--121-123 CIXAND AVEfiUI. '
Greatest SatOT
Special
PANTS, HATS
arid SHOES
m yuu or rirrs of heavy
weights left over from last . season,
worth S4.0 anaT ILOO. to be closed out
et S2.50 end 4t3UM: cheaper grade
ef SI.M value to be sacrificed at SlSO.
IT
or
IMO and IJ00 grade.
to
sell oat at
f l.BO. ; 'XC:L' '""'"''-' '" "'
men, mlases and boys, guaranteed satis
factory wear; must be cleaned out, aa
our spring new goods are In end we are
crowded for room. Prices are si most
curinoTr-irirrNr
to investigate et either one of tne two
atoreav Ooev -rtca - aa TaankJS, er
JOHN DCLLAD, Prov
Soole Bros. Piaca Co.
.... .1 : - - t - .
37374 Morrlsoa Street
Cor. West Park. - A
Stelnway aad IS e'
of higa-
LECTURE RECITAL
Tristan and Isolde
sr ; yy ''' ' :' "'
!i V' K ' ' '- ' 4' ' . ' '' .' ' ' ' ''. '
Mrs. Raymond Brown
, Saturday Cvenlor,
March 35th
Stein way Piano . Used
AJtxrsnwjrrs.
THE LYRIC THEATRE
SgTBKTB AND ALDBB STRBJITs.
Beery Aft mania and B Yen log.
OBRAT rOLB-ACT aRKSATIONAI, OOMBOT
T r , . MKLODUAMA,
The Subway of New York
Bperlaltiee Bntnun Acts. .
m at ! SO, 1:30 aad til a., aa.
Caaal prlea el adailaalna. 10 eaata.
THE STAR .THE A TRE
Til ug,iu.,, www Tl
. ABBOUTB T AISAJ) DOO.
ooaoaao, rAsraiiTA ad cabx.
KABaOB AAD DBXW. ,
ew rhadnle ef srhaa geenlnga, Ma
and SV: amilneea, eneevt aaadara and bH
dara." i WS-ar-hewa; e prm.i"1M
m. nna w .
. CLACA BBOaV
concert r : f n
' tr : '
.. . '. We sswa arfawaa soaae great
Vc,.
J Pictaro Holder
T X eers, wtnk gmae ta txvmK awe)
J g:;.lSr2a
HOME FURNISHXRS : , 173-175 FIRST STREET
A IA . '.VL..... " i
Ever Pficd
- On eoooont of Inenfflcient room and
the outgrowing of our present quarters
we will be installed in enr new bund
ling. Washington atreet. In the new
nia-awry- uuuuina on to comer or
West Park and Washington 'streets.' on
or a boat April 1. For a short tint only
any Journal subscriber- having -
mtum machine can exchange same for
any outfit aa high as tt0.ee -for Sl.ee
down aad SLO per week, being allowed
IS.00 on the little fellow. t ,. t
sfat tttiaTtril a AUMiAnanu ? aea . . . e
lse mma r, Mittuaa
Orand Prix Paris, 1100.
Double Orand Prise St Louis. ISO.
I VATCHEC
a-J
ftem
TSk WAYS OF A WATCI
Published Sy the Xlgla VaAioaeJ
watok O0.1 1
"After a watch haa been completed
so far aa mere human testa render
poasibl. It I given over to th ele
ments. Flrat. the watch le placed In
an oven and eabjected to a high teaa
perature; then placed In a rrfrtgnra
tor and thoroughly chilled. When It
la removed, a record la taken ef the
time that It haa 'kept. Ita errors
marked, Ita ' faulte corrected, and
again It undergoes the teata by fire
and ice.- Thla in done over and bver
again, until the watch emerges,
faithful to the chronicle of seconu.
minutes aad. hours, ss custom regu
latea." v .,-
We Sen Bli Waseaae, , A vast aav
A. N. WRIGHT
" The Iowa Jewaiar, '
Sag at OUAVIbOM BTagaTT.
lira itiEPiioi::
Ta tnewl' sjaaa ef "
Save etgaad t
fang ta aw tab- as f
so be pat to a ee ed Va
I I.Ixrch 22.
"J , eva : a s
Aw.
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