The Oregon daily journal., April 12, 1905, Page 2, Image 2

t:id cnzccn daily jouni:.u rcr.TL.::r,
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as nuriAH Toiicn
, AIJD CAIOT LIVE
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Mn. Nora Stons. Victim of
Blanch Tompkin'tVOixinken
v Ra pyin: at " Hospital
: TOO WEAK TO TELL HER V
It I STORY OF fHE ASSAULT
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Drenched With Blaxing.Oil from
";. a Lamp Thrown ar. ner
by Companion.
t-. ,
- ' Kora Stone to lying at-deaths door at
Good Samaritan hospital, aa the reault
' . of burn received when ahe wi deluged
with biasing oil Strom a .lamp- hurled Jit
bar by Blanch Tompkins, In Liverpool
'' Us's place In the north and. - Deputy
.District Attorney .Haney was hurrtodly
summoned to the hospital thl morning
V to eacur a, statement -from th dying
' woman, but found her condition . to h
uch that aha was unaoie to spew. f ..
. . Har assailant - la held ' JLh ' 0,t
prison, charged with assault wlln Intent
, to commit murder. : In cane of Mrs.
1 Stone's death tha charge will ba changed
i ta murder. Judge Hogue haa refueod to
accept ball.. V '-,':
. lira, Stone's maiden name was Shea,
v and aha ha been a denlaen ot the north
L. end Jor. years. Three months ago ah
was married to Axel "Stone, who was
; ' sent to prlaon by Judge . Hogue tnreo
!. weeks ago for beating her. Shortly af
terward Mrs. Stone and,? the Tompkins
woman quarreled In a room, over the
' saloofland a tamp was burled at lira.
i'l Stone. Her face. neck., arms and breast
; were drenched with burning OIL : . i
That aha waa not roasted alive was
.due to the prompt action of a man In
as' adjoining room who hurried to her
aeslstance, wrapped her In a blanket and
" amothared th flames. . She waa taken to
the- hoepltal. where, she -haa. -steadily
i grown .weaker until thia morning, when
U her physician concluded that, ah oannot
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CAN'T SUDE TO HEAVEN
ON WIFE'S CHURCH CARD
J 1 Th revival meeting In th Oreo M.
;, ;E. ckurokr waa well attended last night.
t A large chorus choir, led by Professor
; Wilder, rendered verjr-lnsplring muala
1 Mlsa Utell aang a eolo. . Dr. WUaoa
took hie text from Acta, "Men and
' brethren, what must I do to be saved.
He'sald la part: ' - . - "
"Salvation la th permanent dxliver-
', enee from both the love and the guilt
of atn aa well as from Its consequences.
V How may on ba thus saved T You must
not Imagine you have nothing to do.
v You moat not expect anyone to do It
.. for hi, . .: i J i '
1 know lota of men who expect to
slid Into heaven on their wife's church
membership. You must expect Christ to
. do for you what he requires. . We must
resent and believe. To repent ta to
apologia to Ood. To apologise la to ac
. knowledge fault, cease the offense and
aak forgiveness. - To believe la to truat
, our salvation, to Jesus as aa advocate,
, just aa weaaould eatrust a legal cms
' ta a eompetent lawyer or the cur of
our Illness to a skniful physician. A
' life of a faith will eura jour worries.
And It via th way to overcome pu
' alna." , .- ; ' - . .
Th pastor an bounced aervloea for
r each evening this week except Saturday.
COUNCILMAN SHERRETT
WANTS JWO YEARS MORE
, 'Dan T.'Sherrett, Democrat, of th
" seventh ward. Is the only member of th
city eounetl who baa declared hia Inten
: ttoa t become a candidate for re-eleo-
- tion. In his platform h favors munlcl-
, pal ownerahip of publla utllltlee and th
letting or contracts to noma contractor.
Oeorre P. Lent of 1171 Cleveland ave-
nue,' candidate for councilman, at large
... en th Jepublleaa ticket, la oppoeed to
saloons In the realdence districts, favors
- repeal of th Inquisitorial occupation
. tax" and th enforcement or laws witn
, out fear or favor. . ,
- Oeorge M. Hyland of II East Burn
- atde wtreet, Republican . candidate for,
councilman at large, says If elected, he
will work for civio Dettermenu
Harry ti. Beldtng of Nebraska street.
.Republican, wanta.to be , councilman
: from the Sixth ward.. :" f
, -Bridges and flHs to be paid for by
" tha city"- ta 4 he platform' of W. C Sea-
chreat. th Republican candidate for
v council man or the nfth ward. ,
MRS. KATE MANN LEAVES
LARGE CIRCLE OF FRIENDS
j Mra Kate. Mann died at Sycamore,
' Claekamaa . county, last evening, after
i an lllneea of several month a, aged . CI
; years. ; Sh was well known In th east-;
ern part ot Multnomah- county.
. Mra Mann was bora In Clay county,
" . Mlseonrl alh lived a number of rears
(, In Texas and cam to Oregon tn 1IU
Sh wm formerly a resident of. Rock
wood. Or. .Five children survive her., ,
' ' ' The . funeral . will take . place at th
family home In Sycamore Thursday at,'
. ' neon.- Iatermeot at Multnomah cemo
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OREGON WOODIIEN C I
OFF F03 LOS AKGELES
Portland Uniform Rank Will Take
H. v PVt in Deliberations of :
the Order.
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Portlands uniform rank. Woodmen-of
th World, will take part In th dellbera
tiona of tha uniform rank of the order
at th head camp which will convene in
Los Angeles Meat- Tueeday. The uni
form rank of this city will be repre
sented by th following: ' - --
Brlg.-Oen. J. C Jones, command tng
th Oregon brigade; Judge Advocate
Gen. C. V. Cooper, CoL William Reldt,
chief of the commissary', department;
Cot H. l Day -of tha Second regiment.
Lieut-Col. Herman fcVhade or the First
regiment, Lleut-CoL Walter U. Toos of
th Third regiment, and CapL Allen M.
Brown of Portland company No. 107.
They leave tonight for Loa Angeles.
Large delegation from the north
western states will accompany the uni
form company, aa will the MU Hood
Held team.. Women 'of Woodcraft. They
will leave on a special section of the
California espreea. oonslatlng of five
Pullman aleeperd. obeervatlon and dining
cars -and baggage tooaehea. Av special
car from Montana will b attached to
the' train here. v
Brlg.-Oen. J C Jones will b tn com
mand of th Multnomah company, and
Mrs. Ik C Henrys of Portland-will be In
charge of the Mt. Hood field team.
Oakland. Cal., wui toe- tn nrst stop
ping place., of' th .delegation.' where ja
reception will he , given- Head Clerk
Boak, who U said to be the moat likely
succeaaor to the late F. A. Palkenburg,
head consul of the order. They will re
main tn Oakland until Saturday morn
ing, when they - will go to San Joae.
That evening th members of Mult
nomah company will go to Santa Crua,
where 0t candidates are to be initiate.
Portland representatives will eonduat
th degree work.' ; ' v t.
Tha loaal company will go Into eamp
at Io Angeles, where they will -remsln
for 1 day while the bead camp is in
Session, r .C- .'..'.l-
WITTENBERG DOES .
NOT UKE THE SITE
School Director Wittenberg la dla
satiafled with th aelectlon of th block
adjoining the Hawthorne a" a alt for
the- proposed east aide high school.- He
declares the board - has committed
grave, error In placing, th high echool
la such close proximity to tha grammar
school, would like -to sea tn resident
of th east side protest against tne ao
tion, and bellevee If sufficient influence
were brought to bear the board might
be induced to rescind Its action. '
" Director J. V. Beach declared Monday
night that he would urg that plana for
the building be accepted at one In order
that work might begin on the structure.
No plana and specifications have been
filled by any member ar tn arcnitect a
aaaoclatlon, and It la not at all likely
there will be any. as tha board has re
fused to offer prise. I
Contractor J. C Bayer declares be
win make an Investigation of the
awarding of bids by tha school board,
aa ha believes a conspiracy exists by
which bids for furnace work In the
schools are . kept above a reasonable
amount He accuses Contractor W.' .41.
McPherson with attempting to form a
pool on th oonttacta lt4aatrummr.
WOMEN'S CAMPAIGN . 1
T FAR CLEAfJUARKETS
Members
of th' school' of
domestic
sclenc of th Y. M. C A. are earnest la
their crusade for cleanliness In th shops
and markets and have called a mass
meeting of tha housewives In Portland
for Friday morning at 10 O'clock at
lit Tenth street, when th unclean shop
vll will be discussed. A detailed ac
count of the result of the recent inveati
gatlon of members of th echool of do-
mestio science will be related and plans
laid for remedying the filthy condition
of many of the markets, - A committee
may be ' appointed to watt -on the, city
council ana inun hajdi appointment ov
a market Inspector.
Yeatarday afternoon a large delegatloa
of women continued the Investigation of
markets and shops, and many war
found to be as dirty aa those visited th
day before. Several of the shopkeepers,
fearing a vlilt from the . women had
made an attempt to clean up their prem
ises. -JCvary whera tha women went they
found conditions : of which - they- aould
Justly complain.
REGISTRATION BOOKS
' CLOSE ON FRIDAY
Th law require ' .that . reglal ration
books must close at I o'clock Friday af
ternoon. By that time, about 11,004
voters will have been enrolled, of whom
10.i0 will be Republicans, and MO
Democrats. Th total - laat night waa
t.l to Republicans T.7TI; Democrata, 1.-
Ill; refused to atate their aprty. Hi.
Yesterdaya registration waa 719 Re
publicans, 7f ; Democrat, 101; and re
fused to name party connections, II.
' SB. XZCJCXY 0)S1 luro B:
:'. The condition of .Dr. Joseph Hlckey,
who la at Oood Samaritan hospital aa
the result of an attempt to commit
suicide Monday, is slightly1 improved,
and hope are ntrtalned for his recov
ery. -. . -V'. -- .; .' ''.' '
OF HEALTH
J0 SUBSTITUTE
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SEVER DEFECTIVES
: RIfO ADIJITS
But Asks Continuance Until . He
Can. Produce Witness 'to
Prove Conspiracy.
ENGLISH HEARD PLAN ; :-U
- TO INJURE CONTRACTOR
State Opposes Delay, But Trial
; Is Postponed Until May
. . Term of Court." ;;.
,R. M. Rlner alleged today In an affi
davit fried with the circuit court , that
William Engllah. employed by him as a
bricklayer on the Tanner creek sewer
work, knows of a conaplracy to have
the work don defectively, and' that'
English Is necessary to th making of
la complete defense. Upon' this show
ing, the lease baa been postponed unui
tha Mar -term. nf, court. " "' '.
dwaWT Mendenhail, of counsel for
the Rinera, flled th a davit, and argued
for a, oontlnujtnca, ' Ha aaia tn aerenee
had expected English to be in the city
at this time, and to appear tomorrow at
the trial, but that It had been learned
that 'he is now in San Francisco, and
could not be here before the mlddl of
May. District Attorney! - Manning re
sisted the motion for a continuance. Th
affidavit aays: ? '
That William Engllah worked as a
bricklayer on the sewer nine weeks; that
h wlU be a material wltneas for the de
fendant; that thia application for con
tinuance is not made for the purpose
of delay, but that justice mar be don.
and I know of no witness aaiae xrom
myself and Engllah who could testify aa
to what waa said and don py j&nguap
in dolna hli work: that while Engllah
did not do anything wrong himself, h
knew of a conspiracy to cause tha work
on the sewer 'to be done defectively at
certain place without th knowledge or
consent of tne aerenoant, ana inai. 11
any such defer ta existed, ot exist, they
were the product of such conspiracy,
and English would ho testify, giving de
tails on the trial, and I am reliably in
formed and believe, but I did not kpow
he would ao teatlfy untn after thia In
dictment waa found;, that English will
testify that the defendant never gave
him any directions to do any work
wrongfully; that, sine my ease waa set
for trial, J hav had a party looking for
tha witness to serve a subpoena on him,
but he could not be found, and today I
find that he is In San Francisco, Cat,
and am informed by hia friends that ha
will.be In Portland, about the middle of
Mart that. If he cannot be here at the
time aet for trial, m May. I Will take
his deposition so as to have it 'ready for
the trial; and that I cannot safely pro
ceed to trial without aaid wltneaa.- -
BUILDING INSPECTOR
ENFORCES ORDINANCES
An attempt to evade th previsions
of th new building -ordinance haa cost
several buUdlng contractor dearly
Wfthta the past, -two weekav Defects
war found in their work by th build
ing inspector and the battalion chiefs
of the fire department, with tha result
that the contractor hav been forced
to tear -down -buildings and construct
them - according to plan, and .apeclnca
tlons. " . I',-' '" ' a - .
Th most serious defects were found
In tha construction of chimneys. Contractors-
have an Idea that they can
leave out the . terra eotta lining, ' but
tha authorities and architect think dif
ferently. Statistics gathered by the Are
marshal show that nearly it per cut
of th Area in residences In this city are
caused by defective chimneys, and to
prevent further conflagratlona -th au
thorities Insist that builders comply
wlth,th speclflcatlone. . - ...
- copies or tne ounoins oruinancee narv
been sent to. every Are company in th
city " With order for th . captain, te
make themselves famntsr with Ita pro
visions. If necessary the captains wiU
be called oa to assist . la . Inspecting
buildings. . r-ir
WILLARD HILLWILL:
GET NO PARDON
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Folic Judge Hogu and Deputy City
Attorney Fltsgerald have refused to
recommend Wlllard Hill for a pardoa
from the city Jail, where he Is serving a
sentence of 10 daya for vagrancy. The
father of th prisoner 'came to thia city
from Astoria, and endeavored to get
Mr. Fltsgerald te take favorable action.
HU1 was In reality sent to prison by
the court because he had been living
OS th earnings of Pearl Dixon, who for
almost three years waa an Inmate ot the
Paris house.- He kept the girl there un
til she was on tha verge of consumption.
An attempt waa made to free Mill
when hia eaae was appealed te the cir
cuit oourt by Inducing P redding Judge
George of the circuit court to permit hi
marriage with the girl. This move was
defeated by Judge Hogue and Mr. Flta
garald. who personally ' went to the
clroult court and entered a protest. .. .
LIVELY POLITICS STIRS1 1
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QALM OF WOMAN'S CLUB
Th Woman's club 1 in th throe, of
an exciting election oontest, tha result
of which will be known at th meeting
Friday afternoon. Tn fact that th
officers will hold through th Lewis
nd Clark fair will cause much public
prominence and responsibility, and club
members ar agreed that They should
put their best foot foremost. But they
cannot agree which, is their best foot.
. Mrs. A. H. Breymaa and Mrs.. W.
Wynn Johnson have many supporters for
the- presidency. . ana t rrmaye election
will be does and Interesting. . Th other
offices are ot lees prominence, but there
will be some rivalry In them as welL
Mrs. P. J. Mann 1 tha miring presi
dent, and Mra. A. H. Breytnan retiring'
vice-president. Mrs, B. S. Pagu seems
to be th leading candidate for vice
president '..','.'' ,'..';; , .,!"'!
LONG BOYS CLEVERLY -: '
,i ELUDE BURGLARS
- Kenneth and Theodora Tjong. sons of
Attorney J. M.'Xong, were held up by
two masked men on King's heights last
night Both ran, were pursued, but
eBcaped. , ' ' '..' -t , '
Kenneth, aged 17 years. Was walking
along King street, whea the men stepped
In front of him, and produolng revolvers.
ordered him . to throw up hi band.
He fled and was pursued Into the yard
of a realdence. -where, hf hid. and th
highwaymen were unable .te find him.
,A little later , Theodore was stopped
by. the robbers and commanded' to de
liver his tnOney. He alao ran and wss
ehssed two blocks. - The robber ealled
to. him that they would ahoot'tf h did
net atea.' ' . . . !- .
r,:oE' pjacs
. " Than Yoii Ever Saw .
Ar now displayed on our. second
floor. Here you will Ylnd all th
latest style of the various makes
we carry ' and to say they are
beautiful 1 expressing It mildly.
We ar prepared to meet the moat
faatldious taate aa to quality, and
design. -' When you- realise w
handle more of the old eatabllahed
makea , than any other house In
the country you can readily sea
why piano buying is made easy
at our house. .Here la where you
find the Knabe, Everett, Hardman.
Fischer, Packard. Ludwlg. Vose
and many others, : all pianos of
tha highest excellence and artlatle
merit and our prlcea are not
higher' than pianos of an Inferior
make are often sold for. . At this
time we have quit a number of
good second-hand and uaed pianos,
taken in exchange and back frpm
rental and our - prlcea on them
are only about' on half their real
value. In order to give a little
impetus to the bualneaa this week
we.have made quit a reduction on
all our new good a. Seeour ehow
window dlaiilav and then call In
nd Inspect..' If there! evef would
be a time that you would .need a
piano .more - than another, that
time will ba thia summer during
the' fair, when you have your
frienda vlalttng you, ao you might
as well provide for IV now. Our
easy payment plan of If. l and
110 per month Is at your dispo
sal. WUI you avail yourself of ItT
ALLEN & GILBERT
RAM AKER CO.
Corner Sixth and Washington.
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JMORGAN SMITH AND
HIS WIFE ARRAIGNED
Hearing Postponed . Until Friday,
JJ But Prosecution Say Its I
" . Case Is Complete. :
..- ,-, (Jearaal Speeiat aervtee.) -
Mew York. . April 11 Simon Stern;
the pawnbroker, who Is alleged to have
sold the pistol with which Caesar Toung
was killed, this morning waa taken to
the office of Assistant District Attorney
Rand for th purpose of Identifying J,
Morgan Smith, as the man to whom the
pistol-was eold. Stern failed to Identify
Smith. The prosecution now claims that
lta cause is complete. . - --r .
Smith spent the night at police-headquarters,
and hia wife at the-Mercer
street . station. Both; were .arraigned
before Judge Foster this morning On
the indictments charging 'conspiracy. .
. On plea of Attorney Lumberger, coun
sel for the Smiths, that thsy-had not
had time to prepare, the hearing was ad
journed Until Friday, The' question of
ball also went brer until Friday. The
Smiths wer remanded , to -tha Tombs. .
The Orpheum. i -
' Large crowds continue tot patronise
th Orpaeura nlghtry; anoV lh Jw bill
this week is much of a drawing card.
Aa original play "In Honor Bound," Is
particularly well etaged. New, bright
and up-to-date vaudeville and burlesque
artists follow each other In rapid suo
ceealon. There are little or no Inter
mission at tha Orpheum, a continuous,
wall directed performance I th order
of - the program. . Error . JollyBur
leaquera, In their musical comedy. The
Vacation." la particularly funny and tha
ballet by the pretty Pony Olrls Is a very
attractive feature of . the ovening. Ad
mission only 10 cent, f - : '.
FAIR BUILDING AS . "
BONDED WAREHOUSES
To faetlltatv-the reception of lm.
ported good Tor the exposltten th gov
eminent will establlah a braaea-ef flee
for th customs department at th fair.
I. la : Patterson, local collector, - haa
written Preaident Oood to thia effect,
adding that goods Imported should be
addressed to the president in which
case they will be given preference over
th ordinary tmportatlona.
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- siinrcra offices
Thomas P. Moran hag tendered hi
realgnatlon as patrolman. The resigna
tion was naked for by the.chlef. Moran
covered a beat one day. th latter part
of which was devoted to getting drunk.
When he reported off duty he was In an
Intoxicated condition, . : ,
AT .THE THEATRES.
' Surprise to : Visitors. ;
steer ttranse facea are bmb alahtlf at the
flblanbla. Indkatlng the early arrival ef werM's
fair exbthttar ana tbeir etarn. an are ao
lighted with the dilntr blue ead gold andl
torlaai an the talented companr oi plarera
who ailalater te rertlasd'a pleasure. They
freaeaatly Ttolt Maaager Ballard and express
tbeir . saietlM that seek . high grade eater.
UloBMBt eaa be supplied at whet they tera
"rorh rtdlcsioae admleetoa rates." .
"WooMa Against Womaa." wbleh Is raaalag
all the week, la a Cross. Interesting play,
and eaeakt erewd the tbntre at every see
forataaoe. i atatlaea. Satarday. ' ' . .
i Packing tht Lyric.
"If1
Th Irle ' theatre we agala parked
last
lay
aigat tor tne preeestanea or tne
by Bile Wlleon, "Uager ef the Paaab."
Mies WUaea la eeea la tke title tola, sad
auuiea tiryUmHw rrvt llil. " Tt tio-
9
If you want a good food for .
your baby, -r- food that u en-
dorsed by Tpbylciana, s food that ;
containa a larr amount of difestlbl ;
conatituetita, a food that feeds, a food .
that will nourish, sustain and pro
mote the growth of your baby, try
Mallin's Food. W will send s same ,
pi for you to try. , '
. MeHla's Feed Is the eLT lafsaar4
veedTwaich raeetved the Craai rrise,
(he hl.ket sward ef the Lietaaafar
caeee Ksaeeitlea. StUala, l4. . EUk
er taaa a tfeld meaal. . - -
MEIXtNt FOOD to4 BOiTON, MAU,
ismasm
f vv w iv u- . V
Noonday Szle Thursday, 4'Pr13
SALE BEGINS AT
Q malting frckmns at thl sfor.
No delay for your check to be au
dited bv two or three clerks. .No
matter how bic the thrones.'
; never attended by the ostlinand jam--, 1
ming wnicn- arc txJ jrcqucnwjr mu- uuwui-
; fortable feature of bargain hunting.
Our quick way of transacting business
' over, the 1 counter is a revelation to the
business world of Portland. We save
i neither time nor trouble for our book-:
? keepers at the expense of our customers.'
, You make the purchase get the; article ,
and the change without delay. .That's
what you came for, and that's wbtjptir ,
clerks help you to do. . ' . , t
' l'""; '' ''' ."':fv.-' Rgulnr Special.
Red Fountain Syringe, 1 quart. UILlf -SdV-Water'BotUa.
4 quart, t.l.'..'.. ... .11.1 : - B9d
Family Bulb By ring. TT;.. ..,.$. 6d
Rachaal Whit Spray Syringe. ...... .....1T( 91.49
Imported Rubber Spongea,. .............
Nipple, per dosea....
I ',r soops ' ; K j
- , ' : -., ' ' Regular. Special..
'' Societe Hyglenlque, per oak...... ....... 4to M74 ,
Ptnaud's Violet Rein, per cake.w......t . 4 ' 1T4
Jergea's Wild Locust Honey, per box...,. 14 tl4
Jergen's Knglish Oatmeal par bo. .. 4o - 94 .
Francisco Bemaldo Cast 11 a, yiaeat quality . . . i."1,
Spanish CaatUe, 1-lb, bars, for thia sal, f - . '
pa1 ,iMM,,Mwe.''.'-.,i V,Te
Perfumes and Toilet Raters f ;
. ,:'-.-v ': "S'v'"', -. Regular. 8peclaL' .
Violets Boquet Fames bulk, per os.... 11.44 i ' aHld-
Alfred Wrtght's Violet, bulk, per es.... 44 -V-'JVd-Lundborg's
Violet Daw. bulk, par os...... T4o ' 334
Florid Water, large, per bottl. ......... 4lo ' X94
Florida Water, email, per botU...M.v. SOe 13 '
Williams' iaias Water, per botU... ....... I9Q , 33 '
'" :-''.' ".''; 'vi':'' 1 '? ' ,: ':--v'
: c i Toilet Accessories -
'j -'.-:.'...' .'.-' ' -":' v' , j ,..A '' ' Special.
Swanadown Faoa Powder, per box. ........... t ... 44
Oossamer Face Powder, per box... ...... M. 12
.Dorln Rouge. Ifo. lt.,..,.....M............ IS.,
Holmes' FroaUIIa, per bottle. ......... ........ '. ' 1241
Sspey's Cream, per botUa...M....i.t-.... . X4 '
Combs '
as Qomsa at
TEET.H
Extracted and filled sbaoUtely without
pala by our late sclentlfto method, pat
ented and used by us only. . Free exam-
inaUon. ..... ... ... .
navotra norak and those who
dread having their, teeth extracted ar
invited to call at our otBoe. where w
will demonstrate to their entire satis
faction our claim for palnleaa extract
ing. ' .... I : . . -. ' ;
SILVER FILljWsT........ SO
GOLD niXlNQ8....Tt knd f l.OO
44 AND 414 QOLD
CROWNS ....$3.00 knd BB.OO
FUI4. SET TEETH.......... ..$4.00
Boston Painless Dentists
- ftSlVs MOMMOOM 99.
Ova. htoiet 41 Fraak aad OU Festextoa.
Hours 4:14 a. m. t 4 p. m. Sunday,
1:40 a. m. to 411:4 p. m.
To be sure you ar In the tight viae
coma la and get bottle of Dr. B. 1
O raves' tooth powder, free.
la sei
Clark acts aad loose the yeang ssllor te per
fection, A clever Mt by Jaws Manea, aad
I. hf. Hendereaa' caaeeptlea vt the elfflealt
role a CMIeth are ether ewikisg setsts esoat
the prodeetiea,- . ' , - .
. :..i': Shcnkes at the Grand. '.; 7
Lset atsht st th Orand theatre is atSMBpt
Ing a aboalder doable snaeeaault frem the
third smt, little i-r.er-old Louts Sheaka
mlesed hia footing. Bit father pleked ay the
Uttle fellow aad kteaed hlw. Thea the Httla
rhap wltaeat s treejor awesled ssd srevely
west throegh the angmae feet eerteaj rally,
aftar which tee ssdlenee Secaaw aiaest.as.
tarKal la IU thandereua tpplaaea. ,
- Bur's Nw BUL ,
it the Star the new bill to n kesti tale
fMbtvnable vaodevffl. theatre haa ever given.
The headllnara are Pearle sad Dlaauuit, elever
singers aad daaeer frosi Parti. : Feeloy and
Abaree are aaooar fime eara. - -new a
U flUed with surprleea. The Soyuroe have S
gtobe-roUIng tsra Uet Is s geaalae eeaaatloa.
ficeldes tkeae the sunagesieBt offera ether
acta, all clever, bright and eafrtelaln rrr,
St-' f Emplrg' Makes, a Hlt..? ;; '
aioca the Empire theatre eatared the 10-eeut
field wlU a flrst-claes stack cowpeay it haa
attracted Inre stteatlea IS a abort eaae ef
time thea ear ether playhoaao la the city.
The attendaaee H inereaaing at every perroi 1.
anem Thia week "The Tlrkeef-leeTe' Maa"
la the attrarttoa. aad It will he sroaeated st a
atitlMO every day st 1:1 a clacks every ev
lag et S:14 e'Cloet. . .'- . -.' ..
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Baker Gt the Crowds. ' ;;
The Baker thealr li nuking a atreeg M4
for few tble week by preatatlag oaa of, tke
beet bills ataaeeara KeaUag aad Pioed aava
ret sat aa. With Wayne Laaair Is his great
daaelng apedalty, thne aatloaally knows at.
elral turaa. hrrealle entertalaera aad a woa)
aerfal aereeatle aahlhHIoa, the Baker has
vaaght the crowds ss sever before. ... 1
.... 1 , TDora' Thornd." , .' 'i'' ' 'l
'Dora Taereo' will eeea at the OehiwMa
neit Sunday afteraona. The play la . hwhed
forward to hy Colombia patrons with great
deal at lateraat.' , -
JAAJTS FAXSi
vPresldsnt Ooode haa received a large
bundl of Invoice representing Japan's
exhibit at the fair, which will be mad
by.ths. Jspaass Exhibit assooistlsa.
12 SHARP AND CLOSES AT t O'CLOCK
Sliding Tripods. ............. .mh.IUI, 404
- Hlggin's Photo 'Past llo Bat
4sl Imitation piard Rubber . Composition . ' .
..Trays lOo y 8
, Acid Hypo. . i ..,...- 14 :
Eastman's fixing Powdera, I ot.f. I0o ' d .
Baatmsn'a Toning Solution. SOo -'lxs
. Seed's Transparency Plates, 4xT, per dos. .$1.44 ' ' TOd'
104 British Jevraal ef Photography, 1.411 .
.' . pages; special price for this sale...,,. 40 ;.'!lBa)l;
our sales are
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Wood Aloobot. pints.......;...,.....,... 44o Z4
, Witch Kaael (XMcUnsoa's). pints.. tto'A 94 -';
Ammonia, pints .........M...,..w..... IQo V 4s
Roe Water, I oa.i...... -J4 ''131'
-Carbollo Acid, t es.,M..,.. ..... 14o ' 'XSr
Bay Rum, 4 os. J So J 1341 .
. Ollv OH, 4 p's. ...m. .... ..t... ISO " '134 '
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Olyoerla, os... t.. 1
Kasenc Psppermlnt, 4 oa. ....... S4o lSqt '
Epsom Salta. 1-lb, package. ......... .7-14o 'j ,:v 94.
'Soda Bicarbonate, 1-lb. packags.,. '14o ' J4
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Chicken ' Cock Whtakay, ,bottld' is bond.' 6 ' ' ' ' !
1-4 of a gallon........ IUI ' Sd
Fisher's Old Bourbon, quart. ...... 41.14' " 994 'i
' Holland Oln. quartf... ......1.00 , 794
, Choice Old Madeira, quart.... 44o ; 38
Cloverdal Oarst, quart.. .......F..4 194
l'"fSultCasesyjtirseEfa
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It-Inch Waterproof Caratal.. $4.44 a.'SO
Man's Purses, in seal, buck and calf laath. ' ' : ,
. er. with or without tnaida pockets...., .J4o ' 8aV
Twenty-five per cent discount oa all Card Cases, ;
Wallets and Bill Books. . . . , '.-
'.'V?-; Regular. SpaetaL .
' Turkish Bath Towels....'.'.........,....' 44o ' - 294
Turklah Bath Towela.M.. ............... SOe . 19
Turkish Bath Towels. ................. .. 14 -13 -
Pollshlne cloths, batter than chamois....- tOo. ' MA
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A perfect In baking color, a sur-
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Th best in the market Fresh
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