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MODimiG PAPED
m fcesdnd aad faarteee ,t.bo
largeet towloml etoree ttarafkout .
tbe UnlUd IUIm wore aakod which
V papoe wu th uoat sreStebla for riw
. tiring thd nMroliK or the area'ac; 104 '
' nlimT tbe alaa paper, 10. pre-;.
tarred th mralnc. -..
- Tb )oMl will pablkfe t letU eacs
evealag (rea one, of U0 1M. , ,
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"Prefer the evening paper,
: it gives time for readers-to bet
ter absorblthejtpre hew." v
-.yW. GEO. S. BAILEY, ..
Adv. Mgr., Brown, Thompson
& Co.. Hartford .Conn, ' ;
- In Portland and in Oregon
nmartj mvmrybodg rad TA
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t ''" Centenary ; Methodist' Sunday school
rl::-rin observe next Sunday a. 1U Annual
. ' rally day, At :4S a. m. there will be a
; : rally service of the officer and teach
' ' era of the school, led by the pastor. Dr.
i . W. , H. Heppe. .At 10:S the regular
- preaching services will be "held, followed
by the Sunday school and-aily day pro
gram from 1 to p. m. Monday
evening at I:" o'clock In the lower
" ' room of the church will be held a rally
''social. ;;;; . ; "-"i;
Colonel C. tf. Oantenbeln Inspected the
- Third regiment, Oregon National Guard,
at the Armory last night. There was a
: .large attendance and the commanding
officer 'complimented the troops highly.
'Although President Goods had extended
. the regiment an Invitation to .take part
in the Portland day parade it was de
elded to forego this pleasure and every
: one attend the exposition tomorrow as he
, liked. J The battery will be Inspected to
. night, : - ' r ; ... -. r . .
' Colonel Trank J- Parker of Walla
Walla was the vlotlm of a Joke yesterday
' . when some one made !hlm. believe that
; he was the , recipient of a prise from
the exposition for a mineral display
; ",: which he has collected. He was showing
... the exhibit' to Governor Mead of his
- rv state at the Washington building when
"' some' , one. approached with a . banner
jjton which was printed "Gold. .Medal.". ;
" The will of the late Gustaf .WUsoh
was filed yesterday. The bulk of bis
- property la lefMo his adopted daughter.
y Allot) 'Elisabeth ' W!lso.v but 100 ts
-v. given jaooo wuson or Axn. wiku
M-Hoyt has been appointed' administrator.
The property left by Mr. Wilson is said
to be worth f 11.000, the chief Item being
a qaartor block in Couch's addition.
'i Cheap Rates Canceled.. Commencing
October 1 the excursion rate of IS for
: the round trip from Portland to Astoria
"" arid Seaside and return via the A. AY C.
' ' R. R. will be withdrawn and the regular
r winter rates go into effect. Only three
days left to see the ocean at reduced
rates. Train- leave- Union depot" at-a
a.m, daily.' ,? , '. i ..
. mmmm ' - f
On Roycrof t day. October (. at the
exposition, Elbert Hubbard, the noted
- editor, will have .0-eoplee - of -the
V October number of the Philistine dls
trtbuted 'to patrons of the fair. This Is
..tone pf Mr. Hubbard's eccentric methods
of advertising and , he has " selected " the
v October Issue because it has a lot to
' ; aav about the Equitable. . -. .;- :
' This ' evening a . reception will be
tendered Rev. Clarence True- Wilson,
who has neen returned as pastor of Grace
; Methodist Episcopal church. The re----eeptloil
will be held In the church parlors
; "under the auaplces of the Brotherhood of
v; St. Paul. Miss Eula Bennett and Mrs.
, Reno Hutchinson will sing. Refresh
'f ,inenta will be served. , . ,
, : Mabel Williams has decided that mar-
Hsge is a failure and has-brought' suit
for a divorce in the circuit court against
: John C. Williams. - She alleges that her
husband has been associating with an
other woman. - They were married in
Oregon City In 18M. . .;
W." Smiley, a carpenter, was cut on
. the head by a falling scantling while
'. working on a building at Second and'
, Stark streets yesterday. He was taken
' to St Vincent's hospital. He sustained
. a scalp wound which required several
Stitches to close. .' r- .-.4.- ;
' - Tourists, as wen as city people, finan
cially, embarraaaed, will And the Port
- land Loan Offloe. T4 Third street, the
:' - safest end most reliable place to trans-
. aot their business. Rates .reasonable.
, Tou save a walk of a mils' In Visiting
, .the stock show by riding on the Pavor
. : He Boating company's launches from
the upper (right-hand) side of, Morrison
treat bridge. -Tel. Main 0401. , rr
"Tour credit la good. 'Watches, IS
' down, tl a week. Metsger Co., Jewel'
era, and opticians. 111 Sixth' street , .
' Albera Bros, submitted the only bid
'for 47 tons of white oats for the city
bant at tit.tf per ton. The bid was
FalfWeight
I Men's Derby Ribbed
r Merino Underwear
Special Value '
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Hivtott, Cntilay O Co.
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948 Wmhlngfon Stmt- k.
C. VXAk XAJTS TXkATM. T '
Oi,r,'.iJ,vi.i.triay"b'jf the "streeKleiii'In
department -com mttteet--h-Ai -Cogswell
stated that other contractors were com
plaining because they had inot seen the
advertisement for .bids.
Springtime and winter appeared lurid
In hand before County Clerk Prank- S.
Fields this morning and wished a per
mit to wed. This was denied. Carl
Lobseln, aged. 47 years, ' and - Bessie
Crum, aged 14 years. Journeyed all the
way from Coallts county. Washington,
yesterday lu order that -iney might
cur a marriage -lloenss the first thing
tola morning, be wedded and then spend
a delightful honeymoon on the Trail.
Bessie's-papa came along to give his
consent, but It waa useless. "Mr. Fields
stated that as the bride waa no a res
ident of thla county ha would pot grant
the license.
' J. K. Dolph, who has ben assistant
to the secretary- of the Lewis and Clark
exposition sines its' opening, has severed
his connection with the fair, to take
effect October 1'. Mr. Dolph has trsv
eled extensively- In the intereet of the
fslr and has successfully supervised the
program of some of the' leading events.
Lele Loulalg yesterdsy was given the
custody of her child which' had been
held from her by Mrs. Green, who
claimed .that there waa owing to her a
bill, for the child's nurstng. Habeas
corpus proceedings were instituted and
the circuit court ordered that aha : be
given her child. I ..
The Oregon Transfer -company .has
decided to observe Portland day by de
claring a holiday and presenting every
employe ' of u teompany with a ticket
to the exposition. .. - . .ij.
' Ws are- boosting the fair Just the
same, but -In order 4o accommodat our
patrons we will 'keep open sir day Sat
urday. Townsend tk Van Schoonoven,
147 First street, between Morrison and
Alder. . .. . : : , .
' Banks Members ,' of thePortland
Clearing; House association will close on
Saturday, September, SO, Portland day,
Lewis and Clark sx position. W. H.
Punckleyx secretary. .1,.. '
" Dr. H. A. Studevant formerly of The
Dalles, is now with Wise Bros, at rooms
211-1Z, Tha Failing. Third and Washing
ton streets. Phono Main SOI.
- Professor ; Rlngler'a -physical culture
school and dancing academy, 100 Aider
street Class , an- private Instruction.
Fat peopla reduced. .j.irrj jnw.
Notice On account of Portland day
at the fair steamer Bailey Gatsert' will
not make her customary trip to Cascade
Locks on Saturday. - ; ; -
Wa clean and press your clothes and
ahln your shoes for 11.00 per month.
Unique Tailoring Co 147 Washington.
Main r: , ---7-- .c
" Any watches cleaned, $1.00; main
spring, tl.00; all work guaranteed one
year. Metsger CoM 111 Sixth street
- Antique -. mahogany ... furniture. . old
brass, bninae and pewter: rare old colo
nial ejves; to sell. 611 WaahlngtonJ
The J..O. GUI -Co., Third and Alder
atreet will -be closed mll day tomorrow
for Portland day.: j -v
- Class A billiard tournament tonight,
Roddick's billiard hall. Clark vs. Mayer.
We can - make the - sign you wih
Fosts; aV Klelser, Fifth' and Everett
' Frltss tsmsles are th bsst,
FOR THE GREATEST PAX
Moot aad Xoateas ef Oregoa BnlMing
r- Flaanlng tjrsaad Sntenalameat -
Hospitality snd a thoroughly good
time will fairly radiate from Oregon
building from early morning until the
last" minute of the 'proudest day of all
the Fair triumphs, nsxt Saturday, ths
100.000" dsy. .vi
Th mana grant has beenusTnlaJf
Ing arrangementa for the "entertainment
of guests in spproprlate and generous
manner, and ' there is no doubt It will
be done most lavishly."
Testerday there was delivered at ths
Oregon building by Ellers Piano House
magnificent Chickerlng parlor grand
piano, such as are' now to be found in
Massachusetts building and American
Inn. at. the Fair grounds. The piano will
bemused Saturday for th concert to be
given ' there. : Similar concerts , have
been given at other state buildings dur
ing . th season, and have proven ex
ceedingly ,: attractive. . The program
baS been arranged . with especial care,
end by a. number of musicians who have
seen It has been pronounced exception
ally fine. Tha artists who will partici
pate are Miss ' Beatrice Maltman of
New York (first appearance In Port
land), dramatic soprano;. Mr. S. 3.
Story, violin, and Miss Bernlce Fleming
Holland, piano. - Time, 11 o'clock, a. m.
However delightful, this Is only on of
th many entertaining features of. the
day at Oregon building on Portland day.
Milwauklo Country Club.
wood and Oregon City cars at First and
avioer . . .
Whin in Seattle .
Oo to th Rathskeller, a hlvh'-nlaa
nlaee to at Sea fooda. aaatarn maata.
large orchestra dally. -
-.- . Orowdad. .
Crowds throng ths Mellln's Food booth
In the Agriculture building at tha Lewis
and Clark exposition. Thousands of
people have vialted thla exhibit and the
booth la filled with interested peopla all
day long, - Courteoua attendante - will
tell you all about the pictures. -, -
- Taks Advaatags of su Trips.
Holders of certain Lewis and Clark
tickets ar entitled to fifteen-day one
far tickets on th B-uthern Pacific as
far south aa Ashland. Particulars by
asking at Third and Washington streets,
Portland. : t : . :
: Oae Oaa Pass 00." -
" - ur iigiion on our gar
ments; you add to yours by wearinw
AM. .Our tatlnr.ma. Mlbln .kli4.
aire tnatohlaaa. ,n1 ,h. aM
down. Coo pay Son, tailors,' up sUlrs.
'" O Free Boat landing.
The O. W: P. A Ry. Co. ha decided to
open their dock landing entrance at the-f
Oaks rree to all launches, yachts and
craft generally. If Is'expected that thla
wi-i bring many visitors to th Oaks
wno prefer to go by water.
oajufobmxa pxrm wimi
(faade frota Tne IWh CnfornU frdll
ind all evr the lane ts tool and rvrrMh the
atnmark an4 IntMtlaM and U ke the kewtle
rtlTt. Tbe Bint d'llcalt tnralM rt taka
tkne Wafeie far CenaUpa tine. IaiHrxttoa !
all I.trar enS BowH troahlra. wlthonl fru
o pilOnf e ptta. TW art rvntlr bet nrvlr.
erlmoiatinc li-Mtton aad kutrn, th peue
m akearptlee ef tott, nfmttluf Ui wkwle
body. . . .. . .
100 warizi n vrnmrm.
t. . r oe., r ut Tkud la.
aeata l i .4. Orates,
j4uddyjnj;l lliit
8TILL UNSAFE
East Side : Residents Complain
Because -Oerailert Have Not
5 , Been. Placed.
CARS MIGHT- DASH
v INTO THE RIVER
1 -',
Law' Requires That Safety Devices
, Be Placed on Al Bridges but the
New . Structure Has Never Been
So Guarded. - '
East aid residents ar concerned over
the neglect of the officials in not pro
viding derallers for the Morrison strset
bridge, Th accident In Virginia, where
a atreetcar ran Into tha water becauae
there were no derallefaon the bridge.
and the 'revival of th memory of the
tragedy of a few years ago when a, ear
plunged Into , th Willamette - river- in
Portland off the Madison street bridge,
have served to arouse the east aiders
and relief la demanded.
""It makea one a trifle nervous.'' said
a well-known eaat aider today, "to realise
that the Morrison street bridge has no
meana of preventing cars from plunging
into th liver other than the car of the
motorineik. This Is not a reflection on
the motbrmen, either, for all the other
bridges In ths city have, thee dersllers.
and the Morrison street bridge should
have them. '
"I brought It to th attention of the
city officials last year, and did so sev
ers! " times. I waa Informed that th
atreetcar company had promised to put
In the derallere. I waited after th first
time and the derallers were nor placed.
Then I apoko of it again, and there waa
another jpromlse with no performance.
"Mow something should be don at
once. Every day thee derallers ar left
off the Morrison street bridge the lives
of all who cross that structure In street
cars are. in Jeopardy."
The . derallers are contrivances that
Operate eutomaticallyr when th draws
open they break tbe rail connection a
short distance from the end of th draw,
so thltt if th rails are allppery or the
ear brake la out of Order, the car cannot
run off the bridge, but Is derailed and
stops from gravity. r .
All drawbridges ar required by law
to have these devices. - y
IGORROTE VILLAGE
peoial Program to. Soaet of Portland
.-' ' . . Say.
I a. m. Igorrotes will proceed In a
body outside th exposition grounds and
onter at Administration entrance on
tickets bought by "themselves to help
swell th paid attendance.
S:I0 a. sn. Igorrotes return to village.
assembling at the Pa-ba-fu-nan, where
Chief Domingo will deliver an oration
to hie followere oa "CI vie Pride, and the
Advantages of Communities Pulling To
gether for th Common Good.
a. nv Tribal danoe, followed by
singing or native song of thanksgiving.
a m.. Native Industries Illustrated
all day; weavers, pocket-hat and trinket
makers at work.
t:I0 a m. Spear throwing by bead
hunters. ' . -.
v 10 a. m. -Tribal dances. ...
10:10 a. . m. Boys gams, "Kag-kag-
tin, on of th only two systematic
native gamea for boys. ' '
11 a. m. Tribal dance, with con
torting head-ax dance In center. . .
11:20 a. m. American songs by na
tive trio of bora, led by Antero.
11:10 a. m. Sham battle with turf. A
line exhibition '.of native skill, and an
amusing-
IS m. Caneo, or dog feast ,
1 p. m. Cooking and eating by na
tives. ' " - .
3 to I p. m. Constant dancing, sing
ing and native sports.
S p. m. Illustrating horn eustoma
dog feaat - -.
t p. m. Cooking and eating by na-
ttves. . -
7 to IS p. m. Continuous exhibition.
consisting . of native dances, songs,
games, te. - .
A-au. A-su, ;,.
s Bow, wow, wool
" Ig-or-ro-te, Ig-or-ro-te,
. 1 a Portland stew!
GIRL SAYS SHE WAS .V
v j GIVEN DRUGGED WINE
C - ' - r. -
Agnes Parson charges, a man named
Gilbert, employed on the Trail at ths
fair, with giving her drugged wine. She
was taken Into custody at the Outside
Inn near the fair.
Though she said she Is It. years old.
Investigation by the police convinces
them that she Is a year or two younger.
She lives with her sister at Vernon and
has been In town for severs! days see
ing tb fair. .
A . complaint will be issued against
Gilbert. . '
This Is the Day
When all th ladles ar pussllng their
brain about th' Sunday dinner. Save
this worry and anxiety by reading the
market and grocery page of The Jour
nal. Surely you will find plenty of good
things to sat there, and many bargains,
too. . ; , . . ,
. " 1 ' - ' ''.)...
Generous and Patriotic.
Ths really magnificent and educational
Trail . production, "A Trip to Siberia.
announces on Portland day. admission
will be half price up tiv 1 p. m. only.
Additional cars, eta, ar being provided.
' Piel erred Bttook Canned Goods.
AUen Lewis' Bsst Brand.
MUSICAL-PROGRAM
FOR PORTLAND DAY
Kllerv'e band will play tha following
programs for Portland day at the fair-
Afternoon March. "American jocaey."
Moist; overture, "Poet , snd Peasant,"
Suppe; "Polnsettla." a California . rag,
Ferullo; waits, "Blue Danube," Strauss;
rand selection, "King Dodo," Luders;
solo by Slgnort D Mttrls and Manclnl;
march. "Southern Echoea,. Fauoette;
Dance of the Demon," Hoist;' two-step
Intermesso, "Vlnlta," Vargas: grand
fan taste, . "Mefiatofele." Bolte; solos by
Slgnort D Ml trie, Plantamura and -Lf-monte.
Dial Land,?
Haines; overture, "Zampa," Herold; "La
Paloma," Tradler; Intermesso. "Moon
light." Moret; 'Xa Bohemo," final Aot S,
Puoclnl ; solos by Slgnort rsima. De
Mltris. Ixmionte. Rlso and Manclnl;
march. "Flag of Victory." ' Von Blon;
1m Oolondrina," Msxlcsn national air.
Mexican: "Slavlo Dane.? Dvorak;
American Fantael. -Hubert; -solos by
1 ry-s).-4.,i ..Lm-
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Will handle your dirt for S ams
per- yard.
AVBOBA AWD sroTOT 9-OatP
WAOOal
Most .'modern made; models of
simplicity; no complications to
bother; one chain and one arbor;
doors In center lap. preventing
'leakage of load; ' epecial devices,
obtained by years of experience
end covered by patent a Investi
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BUOKST1 AAOT01aT, TlLsL
SaWaUV AJfO btXXijCafAXAAg.
Western Dump Oars, . Book
Orushers, Bead brad ere and Oon
taaoeors' SappUsa ear SpeolalUes.
CZALL & CO.
tl Hawthorn Ave PortUaad, Or.
r
$25 Saits-for $15
$15.00 Suits lor.. ...... flO.OO
I12J0 Suits for., ...'..f 7,50
ISM and 16.00 Pants for f 3.50
$4.50 and $4.00 Hats
for., ...... fi.T5 and f8.50
Men's Good Wool Underwear.
worth to $2.00; pur
. price ; . . . .'? l.OO
$400 and $3.00 Shoes
.', for.f2.00 f3.00 and 3.50
We are 20 per cent less in
price , on Trunks, Suit Cases,
Blankets and Comforters.
It is to pour own interest to
visit either one of . our
V; TWO STC2ES:
Oae Ccrrlsl ted Tishfll
snd Cse Ccr. Jrd xsd Davis
JOHN DELL AR
Prcsrletor
SEWER CONTRACTS HAY
BE HELD UP -
Progerty-Owners Talk of fight-
. ing the Decision of Ex- .
-' . . al M - " J s.
ecuuve eoara. --
Property-owners affected by tha ex
tension or ths Fremont street sewer
and the laying of a sewer on Bast Four
teenth, - street are threatening -to bring
alt- against - the dtjrto renjoln the
executive board from awarding the con
tracts to Bechlll Bros, and J. P. O'Neill,
respectively, on the ground that the con
tracts were not let to the lowest bidder:
On ths first-named sewer -the hid of
Fralney Keating, ef- H2.59T waa Ir
regular and according to the rulea gov
erning the board the bid bad to be
thrown out. The next bidder was Bechlll
Bros., for $li,W0. which was within JO
per cent of the estimate -of the city
engineer. It waa explained tha- It was,
lata In the season and Ifthe board re
advertised for additional -bids no con
tractor would be willing to' take work
at Such low figures as had been proposed.
The mistake of Fralney A Keating was
sllght-and the board offered the contract
to them, providing the company would
d'dhe-Wrltrt'TIlrrraJney-Btated
that becauae nis ma was tniormai ana
th city did not have to accept It he
would withdraw from , tbe contract.
Practically the same conditions existed
In regard to the bids for ths East Four
teenth street sewer. Bids of Bechlll
Bros, and Fralney V Keating were In
formal In - not having the price of 11
elbows included therein and the con
tract was awarded to 3. P. O'Neill, which
was $48 in excess of Bechlll Bros.' bid.
Mayor Lane stated today that ths board
did what was. best regarding tha . bids.
The board had been told by the city
auditor that the bids were Informal and
ss It was the rule to reject all informal
bide the board bad to reject all ot let
the contract to the next lowest bidder.
As It wss growing late In the season and
the property-owners desired the work
done, and as the bids were all within
10 per oent of thh estimates. It wss
thought advisable to let the contracts
without readvertlsing. - -
Pr-f sited Stook Oaaaed floods.
Allen A Lewis' Best Brand.
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In Oregon?
"'' ' '.' ' ' ' "
t lf so, vou should certainly
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Lewis and Clark I
S It tells - briefly and plainly z
j the fascinating story, of I
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I THIRD AND ALDER $
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The Best
$3 HAT
In the World
Is what we win
to the ordinary $4
are worth, tbe
BEN
SELLING
be induced to buy -their snoes at any .otner store,
"thus we are the recipients of an always ."level" busJ
, ness and content with the modest profits which have'
1 . v i always obtained with us. . 1 : . c. '
V VERY GEOTIillEJI -
May desire ' the exceedingly -popular Nettleton $5 and tS spes,
because they are "stylish to a dot.", but for all business and ordMary
occasions our $3 JO footwear will please the fancy of even critical -
- c .gentlemen.'-' . .
elections jpfmcn'4 1
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til moon r , m wAarjavaTOst st.
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TONIOHT AT S:0 OTWM'K.
Pntinlnr-Prlre Millm Tomnrraa.
LAST PEHt-ORMAKCti TOMORROW RIOBT,
Tbe Beaatifal Soataera Daisa.
"UNDER SOUTHERN
SKIES
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T liOTTIS BLAIR FABKB.
Aothor ef "War Hew Eaat."
jristst. FrteM Sfte, Ste. lee, Tie, tL
-favular Mattaea Prioaa Ma. Ste. Kie.
Seata New SeUmg.-
Belasco . Theatre maim" iu
14th aaS Wm.' Belaaes Varer, Pro.
ItrTH WKEK FEt.ASCO STOCK CO.
SEATS TWO W SICKS IN ADVAMCI.
TONIGHT S;1S MATt!KWI SATVBDAT AND
. ran Tim nas nr tToex.'. .
wCnthcQuicr
W. U. Collier's Greet Ceaatd seeeM.
Evga-. tBe te TV; Mate.. Sat., Sos., SJe to BOe.
Stxt ales-la-'. "THS CHASITT BALL." I
Oet S. Wklte Wtalttlre-r.' la MTb rertaace
. ec ue in.
Harquani Grand Theatre
Ifondar ai4 Taraday Nlrhta. Oetolwr S aad S.
BPSOIAL-PaiCa MATINIS TIESDAT,
Tbe Loodea a4
New Xork Msalal Satteaa,
"The Girl From Kays''
Prettv Olrla. Tatrhf Musle. ;
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Nlabt. Me. Bor. Tib. II and ll.M. .
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Parlors S Sad JO. S4t Withlof toe at.
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LEADING
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charge you for s pair of shoes equal..
kind end the ordinary 14 kind'!
price thst s asked for tBemu -
The Eeasca tVbylVe Oa Sell a M Shoe ti tlS9
Is patent to eO dealers whose business methods are ,
the same as ours. We order direct from the fac
tories, and thereby save every atom of expense of
the commercial traveler, the middleman and that of
advertising. We sell men's shoes only, and the best
ij quslities that can be had. 4 j
Csrlraie Is ITIi ilea IVto Ar?redi! IlrsK
:: Y;":. y class Fwtwe :l .
And Is not spasmodlct It continues constant through
out the year, hence there is .no "dull season with.
Ds We have many, many customers who could not
hosiery at attractive prices. ?k
C WALTON
in Ttwnvtm.
AHvn-ani,'
To Clarenioot Tavern
Maryland Chloksn
BeautifQl 14-Mile Ride
Ami leaves Oregoa HoSal, "rtoppl-ag a
rh rertlaaa. a, .4, S, S, IS p. as. eaily
Round Trip, H00
FmnfrA TiSn--iTr4kTffifcii-fliisi
seae Nets in
HILTON W. SEAMAN, Ummmgm
Mali-
;,: "roelgbt aed Td Borrow Nlgbta,
.' -v ft. ' 'I at ATINB I SATtKDAT. -' - ; . '
ngac'meat. rt OTIS B. THATSB - end)
OKRtBi nB BONOHIU Preetlii( a SperUI
Soaale Production of the Beaetlrol Cased r.
Drasia. ''..",'' t- -
"SWEET CLOVER-
' All seal woek. -etartlns Raedav entliua 1 k.
greet aanaetlo. "Os tke Bridge, at Mldalght.v
BAIiEt : THEATIIE
OBCOON THRATBR CO., LKS8IE& .
: , OHO. U BAKER. MANAOBB. '
'.'. Fbose Mala ISO.. -'
TBI WOMB or MUSICAL BrDT.ranre
Toelgbt sod Tomorrow Nlsbt. Berelar Matlaee
j,. Toswrew J.J& s..su. .
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AIT" Next Wook. Utarttne Sn.v tl...
Pevore'e Owe Coaipaar A t'oo-rae ot si
Bnatlrul Owle ood Ceewdlaaa. .
PRICKS Broiling. . tfto, Bfle ag tj.
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A SCHOOL f OS EMPLOYED KEN
Tke Tenag Jloa'e Oktrlatlaa Wight Sokec4
. Tkirtr Toaehoro - Olfforaat
Bub)aoU Toufb faU Xm liagiaa
... Soptemeer . '
', sohjoets --' -.-.f'-t :'; - sit, tomb.
Alstbra ...... .-.v.... ... .......
Abmvms Oovoramont .w. ...... too .
Arrbltortnral Drawing I OO
Arithmrrlc t oo
Boofckooplng ...... ....... S.UO
Carpentrv A.ne
CItII SorVIre Claaeaa (per sm.).. I Oo
OoaiaiorHal Law .. ..' aoe
EloetrieUr .'. I OO .'
Knsinocrtng. Matbeatatlce ...... I.ee -
Knfliob OrasiBar ...... r...... ton- -.
Paroatrr ft OS ,
rrvokaad Drawing ............. t.OO.
Oaofrapbr .............. I 0
Oooiaotrr ...................... BOS
Ooras :. 4.0S '..
Interior Decorating t.0 '
Inaareaee See
Macblno Deolsa 4.0
Mandolin. Oultar B00 . .
Mannal Training 4 00 .
M-rbanlal Drawing 1.00
Merbanlre 00 ,
Mlnoralocy 4 00
Mining Motaeda asd Machtnerv.. oe
Poaaianablp . ................a.. S MI .
Plnmbins , T.OO .
PVblte Sprablng BO
Badlng aad Spelltag I W '
BbotorU IO0
SIowritln 5 01)
Sbnrthaad ..V..r.. ............. 4.0f
Spaalab 4 00
Stroati Engineering I 00 -
Trifoaomotrr .................. IUW .
Trpowrlttng 4.00
Vol Mualo (eltSMatarr) S.5A .
Woodearrlng i.OS
Tbo Ananal Momlienblp Foe (or nlht-1
aottool otndanta baa booa
T to IX Call at AaaoeiottoB BulMiojr.
earaor Poartk and SasihlU sta., lor fl
rimtraied Caulogoe. - -
ro-arxjur-o, o-bubmbt.' -:.
'.- . - - - V' .
Forty-seventh - scholastic year begins
Tueedar. BepUmbar . ISOti :
'' First-class boarding and - day ' school '
tot l"lsV'.VV;' ;';'. r; ..-.:'
Courses of slemsntary, secondary and
higher education. ,, - .;.,. , ,
Conservatories of tnusle and art
" " Of Chinese" and 'Japanese' ':
CURIOS
We purchased too heavy for the
FAIR TRADE. -'
We are ovt-tocked----oo-Js
coming every day and more on
the way, which compels us to
sell at great sacrificeour full
line of CLOISSONIE.
-SATSUMA fJILVERWARS,
BRONZE. NEW BRASS,
SILK EMBROIDERIES aid
DECORATED PORCELAIN.
Andrew Kan & Co.
- r-wtk aad nm.
PLANE FACTS
about hardware. W have a large
aeeortmonL-of mechanics' tools and
builders hard wn re st a low price for
aupertor quality and manufacture,
to be found In any house dealing la
this line of goods In th state. Bulld
ere and contractor will, aiilt their
Interests by looking -at our . stock
before nurchaalng eleewhera.
' es niK ats, B. ris sea asa. .
u Pi; Eljhc-t Cuh Frl;t$
For all klnda of furniture. Also mt'
goods on commission. Auction sales at
private reeldence our specialty. .
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