The Oregon daily journal., April 12, 1905, Image 9

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An'c&cr Wboh of Dcsy5c!ai5 Sucli co Pc?and Seldom Sex
, The offerings along the sides speaX for themselves.. There is no question ss to the values. The only question is, do you
, need the goods? Will you, in consideration of .the . low prices, anticipate your spring needs and come here? Decide quickly
the opportunity is t6o good to pass by. Remember also, that your credit is good here. ,
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Sco Our Incomparable JL ino of Carpets
andiThcir . Extraordinaiy
ivery Standard Brand, Every New and Up-to-bate Pattern Will Be Found In, Ou
'ValveV Ingrains, look Ilk velvet, vary fine; yard. ............ ............484 , -
Tnrrmln Carne. extra, hear, fiat eolora, nretty patterns: a bargain at. yard. . . .. .TO .
, Brussels Carpet, excellent, heavy fabric; yard.......................... -85et -
Velvet Carpets, beautiful pattern; yard .................,.....-.
: 93.SO. sm, fi.00 ns tmz, snm amt oasts ar m stotrsa. : r
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fevXVW oac ssa
vL VnT ' V sxsxsra czaxs,
I VlVi- iVy W HTu I extra heavy, ewell
! W $2.75
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Great Saturday
Night Special
From 7 to 6:30 o'Cloci
1(M Clock Bhelvea, Mko cut, mad In weathered
oak flnlah, atronv. pretty and durable, wellf
won a .
Sped. SATURDAY NIGHT
cents
Eclipse Stesl
Warranted' Perfect Bkr Wood or Coal.
Warranted Not te Burn Out In II Tears Beat
Raoae on Carta.
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$ 1 Dovnfl aWcck
A Grcat Bargain in
Dining Set
nsletlng
pedestal dlnlnt table; live mahogaay
dining chairs, leather seat;, on mahof .
any carved dlnlnc chair, one mahoarany .
sideboard, one mahogany chin closet.
This set la finest croteh mahorany,
beautlul piano polish flnlah, and la
cheap at our special price to close out.
$ We- . r
- SBOJt BX9, like out; worth II, special
?AQ4 ) $3.50
t B rlnwn ''tin''. . " rt "'
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$10 down on. $ 50 I
$20 down on. $100 ; r STOMrj
$25 Down. $2.50 a Week
IRON BHDS
5oS7 TlJwisSi1 tr,?nhafraP andurabln
; worth 110. apoclal m rn ak
$20.00
Other amounts . in
proportion. - Very easy
weekly or monthly pay
ments. '
We Trust
You
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aTABCMOiai XBOIT US, In all eol
re. beautifully braaa-trlmmedi a freat
special
$15.00
SIDEDOAODS
mnaiU. fn finest
Quartered aolden oak. piano poiisn nniso,
ull swell front, a beauty i worth f 7, a
great special at
$59.00
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boxxo ooua oak sTDaTsoamn,
fine bevel glass; worth 117.60, special, .
$20.00
CARLOADS OF PIPE
j FOR CAMP CARSOH
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California Owners Equipping the
ilz oi Property on a Most
i -:.' "' Elaborate -Scale. ; ? 4
(8pe1il Dkipeteh te The MtaeL)
l'1 1 Grande, Or, t April IL-r-Mlnlnf
Operations at the Camp Carson placers
will not be on an extensive scale this
year, althouch.it Is probable that the
management will be able to wash gravel
with limited equipment by mid-summer.
llsavy consignments of pressure pipe
Are being received and Superintendent
Elmdorft la having It delivered at the
property quickly as possible. Pour oer
. loads of piping are on the sidetrack at
.lUlgard. the nearest, railway depots and
sis carloads of pipe and other equip
ment and supplies will bo received lra-
mediately. , . ,
- Preparatlnha are on oven a larger
smle than by any predeeeeaors of the
' present owners, snd It Is -no et it r ra
tion to itetei that the -Camp Carson
placers have been the scene of some of
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ttfie most elaborate equipment work ever
done In the state. TU proposition of
diverting water from the Grand Rondo at
aav elevation giving sufficient bead to
break the hard formation here involves
a long canal and flumes-system, snd
extraordinarily strong piping. "A lime
rock stratum overlies much valuable
ground, and even with the use of powder
the head of water must bo sxceedlngly
strong to accomplish anything. .
. While workTs In full vwtng. it Is eeU
mated by the management that most of
the summer" will be required te get
equipment In shape for regular opera
tions. But when Camp Carson is agsln
In the producing Hat, there Is no eppar'
snt reason wny it should not become one
of the most remunerative placers of the
state, as it la known to have a rich de
posit of gravel. J. U. Ferguson is gen
eral manager of the property. '
RUMOR THAT MAR KLE V
WtLir MINE IN IDAHO
. Portland man were reminded again of,
Oeorga B. Markle. the. peat week read
ing that the management of the Port
land Mining company contemplated re
newing work on the Sliver Tip. Sitting
Bull and Tuacumbla, near Delta. Ida.
This was one of the Mark Is companies.
In which nhs 'daring financier had great
faUh.. While he was In the heyday of
prosperity here there waa a force of 100
to 1(0 Vnen working there, and men be
gan to believe, that .the fortunes of the
Goldsmiths, fle Lashmuts' and others of
Coeur d'Alene fame were to be dupli
cated. Bat when Markle failed, the
silver-lead properties . closed, and for
the past IS years have beenldla. Ttie
reports received' the paat week that
there wss prospect of -the mine re
opening waa the first indication of life
there since the crash. . .
In the Coeur d'Alenes mining . men
nave believed -that when-Markle got on
his feet again, financially, he would re
turn to his work there. - lit Is currently
reported that Markle. operating In tho
anthracite Held of -Pennsylvania. near
Wllkeabarre, with his brother John.he
made big money again. ; ,
Since the Portland Mining oompfny
ceased operating the railway Jiaa been
brought nearer .the properties. Shorten
ing the wagon haul materially. " sve
for a half mile, the wagon haul Is now
all dawn hill, and the ore known to be
plentiful In tho workinga may be put
on the market at a much lower figure.
Silver hag advanced In pries and lead is
In much better condition. . Tho pilne
buildings -and workings -are not in bad
shape, and work could ; .be resumed
without much difficulty. . .
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. W.' K. tav1dson of the Eastern Ore
gon Development rompany, and making
headquarters at Pendleton, is In the, city
on business. Mr. Davidson states thst
when ha was In the Sumpter district re
cently ha found work active, with ex
ceedingly strong promise for ths sea
son. Tho smelter wss getting ready to
blow in. and had ore for 10 days' run
with full" shifts, and many mines were
producing at capacity. -
ENORMOUS PROFIT ON
SALE OF B. C. MINES
' sotdal fMapeUh te The leeraal.) '
Seattle. April 1. Donald McDonald,
who -about a year ago purchased the
LUtoot mining claims, near Clinton, Just
across the Canadian border, at a re
ceiver's sals for S00. hss disposed of
the properties at tl.OOO.OAO. Tho deal
has Just been closed. An English syndi
cate was ths purchaser.
At tho time McDonald bought tho
claims he remarked that no might be
beaten, but would develop them and try
to get his money back.
, somfsis mw BvxxaTnr.
- The geological eurrey has issued th
Alaska bulletin, covering all field opera
tWme of the .sanrsy in, tho northern
Held for the psst year. The summary
Indicates the scope of this work, cover
ing the prominent placer camps and
some of tho logs districts. The bulletin
will be sent to sll on application to the
street or o( too survey.
HELPS HIS WIFE TO
MARRY ANOTHER MAW
Colorado Man, Goes Ruskln One
- Better by Buying Lovers
RaHroad Ticket. ;
- (Jearaal gserial Servtee.)
Denver, Cola, April 11. John M. Cox
of the Colorado eV Southern, an engine
Inspector, is a second Ruskln. Ruskln
secured, a divorce to free his wife when
he -discovered that she1 and his friend
Millet were In love, but Engineer Cox
goes Ruakln one better. He not only
permits his wlfs to get a. divorce, but
after the divorce provides her and her
lover, Andrew Swanaon, a ranchman,
transportation to Cheyenne, that they
might take advantage of tho Wyoming
laws, which permit divorced persons to
marry within a year after the decree
la granted... - --- .:-
Cox says that his wife visited the
ranch where Swanaon was employed
last summer, and Mrs. Cox and Swan
aon became very much attached to each
other. - When he learned that his wife
loved snother more then shs did him,
he ssld. he could, not hold her to her
marrlago vows, - -, v
An Extra Cos2
Of paint applied to window sills now
and then makes the windows look a
hundred per eent neater, preserves the
ellle. makes the wood last longer, save
you money,. When you would e-pelun
go, consult us, see our color oarria of
paints snd varnishes, and be aaaured of
satisfactory results. ., v,.-
Fisher, ThorSsc.n & Co,
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