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Newspaper Page Text7: THS CnZCCII DAILY JOUSriAi; PORTLAND, WED Wr" D A yJjEYENINO, 1 JANUARYS 81r XCC 1 .J....,."1", ".I u I Tourj TOPICS I . Baser......,.,,..,-,;.-. ......Musical Borlrsqoe .fmpU.,... "UovUfaa la Nsw York" riDum ......,.......... fur Vaad-rtlle Urand ........ Vaudeville Lost, a Baby1 TaTiiia At the request of Senator John M. Gearin the United 8UtM civil aervloa - commission has rrdered an examination to be held in Portland on March 1, next, to teat the qualifications of candidate : for nomination to the position of cadet in tin united States naval academy. Tounr men between the agea of 1 and 10 yeara are eligible. . The eubjeots la : whlch.Jh.erwiU be examined are: Pune tuatlon . and capitalisation, ., gramma: geography. United States hlatory, world's hlatory. spelling, arithmetic, elementary algebra and plane geometry. m nm days' time.- One cadet will be selected. Owing to an error In a report made tiialic headauarters by detectives an item was published In an article dealing generally with pawnbrokers ana secona hand merchants to the effect that Philip Stein, engaged in business at 7 North Third street, bad refused te return an .'overcoat sold him by a person who stole It from T. i. Burke. The proprietor nf the pawnshop Is David Stein, a brother of Philip Bteln. the latter naving soiu out In last March and being now In Ban . plego. California. Burke reoovered the overcoat by paying David .Stein the price, the pawnbroker said he bad givou (.the thief for the garment. Henry Hill Sr., proprietor "of the Ore- " gon roundry, East Aider ana Nintn Streets, died at Good .Samaritan hospital yesterday morning of paralysis. He be came 111 about ten daya ago, and was re moved -to the hospital. Mr. Hill waa a pioneer Portland fonndryman. He waa SS yeara of age, a native of England. having come to Amerioe In 114. HI ' foundry waa recently destroyed by Are and had just been rebuilt. He Is sur - vlved by the following children: George, Henry. David and John HlH and Mrs. Oeorge Clagr Of PnrUand; William Hill - of California -and Mrs. Clara B. Wright of Toungstown. Ohio. Charles Wanser, ex-clty engineer of Portland; haa resigned his position aa chief engineer of the Pacific Railway ' Navigation company and It Is said haa accepted that of assistant chief en' glneer of the Union Pacific with head' - quarters at Omaha.-Mr. Wenaer is In ' Omaha. 1 President Lytle of the Pscifl Railway A Navigation company has ap pointed in Mr. Waiter's place Oeorge I Da via of Portland, who maae tne original surveys for the road Shakespeare's "As Tou Like It" was read by him lauiss rorsytn at at. Helen's hall laat night There waa a large audience compoeed of students, their relatives, and friends. Miss For syth's reading laat night waa regarded interesting entertalnmenta . that has been heard in this city The entertain ment was given to raise funds for the building of a gymnasium in connection with St. Helen s halL Dr. Martin will speak tonight, on "In fant Baptism Exarnlned'Lat the First Christian church. Park and - Columbia streets. In announcing tbia subject. Dr. Martin said last nlcht: "It is either right or wrong to baptise infanta. If right, nil tnranta anouia oe - napusea. If wrong, none ehould be. If infant baptism is oemiaanded it is a sin to neglect it. If not commanded It is right -to discard H.7 - The Home Training association will hnumn afternoon at t o'clock in the committee room of the city hall. The subject for discussion .will oe, -wnen Does a Mother's Influence Begin r Mrs. C M. Wood WUI be tne principal speaser XMrm vr wnlr will viva soma soecial mu ds. Children will be cared for in' the nursery. Everybody is inviteo. . Miss Ethel Smith of 114 College street -fell In e faint yesterday evening at Fifth and Mill streets. The police were notified and ahe was taken homo In the police ambulance) by Station Officer Robson and Patrol Driver Isaacs. The 7oung woman la said to be In delicate health. Mrs. J. Brunl, the woman who be came sick on ths train while on her way to San Francisco from Seattle and waa taken from the ear on her arrival here ' by Patrolman Tichenor, had recuperated sufficiently to be able to continue her trip last night. Good Samaritan hos- The Lonesomest In Town Tonight -Is the Man -- Without The Journal ArolYou Wanting Anything v in the Music Lino? - We carry everything from a mandolin pick to a Stelnway plana We believe In quality and the lowest prices that can be made on good goods. Isn't it worth something to be per fectly satisfied t ' Buy one of the following and you will . never have cause to regret. ' BTOnrWAY, A. B. OXASa, SSTST OB BmaBOir riAjroB. mnn run nam. , , TIOTOm TAXXXsTQ KAOSm. DUi'iECRE PIANO-CO. 134 taxrn mr, orromh oav : 4. . oxTXAjr avzLswa. . ... , Sheet Musle ana Small Instruments, Ths method of advertising a bank. to our mind, differ very little from that of successful mercantile house. If wo believe wo have a rood bank, responsible directors, reliable officers. and can afford to pay you interest on your savings, wnicn are safely invest ed by ua, we see no reason why we noma not teiioii so. ' WE PAY ": INTEREST Drafts lined om an of the World, oitcoiwinotJLa . SixtK and Morrison Streets. omom W. H. MOORE. President. K. K. LTTLB. Vice-President W. COOPER MORRIS, Cashier. DIRECTORS. W. H. MOORE. ' ." E. H. LTTLB. , LEO FRIEDE. H. A- MOORE, W, COOPER MORRIS. . pltaf attaches took the woman to the depot nd placed her and her. three lit tie children, one a baby t months old, aboard the train. Mrs. Brunt waa sup piled with food enough to last her and her children until they reach Ban Fran clsoo. A small amount of money was given her. a j...., -. Fred Taylor, a negro, refused to move on last night when ordered by Patrol Driver Price, who saw him trying to open . the -door - of a - Chinese store at Second and Alder streets. Asksd what he wants In tha nlaea. he became abu sive and waa arrested. After being held over night In the city prison. Police Judge Cameron lectured him this morn ing and slowed him to go. He was told that if he refused to move on when ordered by a policeman in future he would be punished more severely. , The newly appointed , committee on manufactures of the Portland chamber of commerce held a meeting this after noon at the chamber to effect permanent organisation and discuss work for the new year.' Yesterday afternoon the ir rigation committee met and organised by election of A. H. Devers aa chair man. - ' - ' Mechanics should not 'fall to keep Rainier" MInrarSoalpInTheTlsaieal all times. It removes stains with one wash." Tour druggist or grocer .handles It - - ,. Watches, Watches, watehee On easy weekly payments, II down, so per week. Don't go without a good time piece.- Metsger A Co, 111 Sixth street Why do you buy cheap, inferior gas mantle from 'peddlere- when you-can get a weisbach mantle for lie at Man' ning's, 41 Third street! Tel Mala Mil. Again let Us remind you that Rainier Mineral Soap is unexcelled for all skin aiseaaes. sure cure ior ecsema ena chapped hand if you have not yet tried Rainier Mineral Soap, insist on your druggist or grocer sending ft with your next order. Gold medals for lawn grass and sweet peas. . Butser, seedsman, ill Front All watchss cleaned, $U - All . mala springs, L Metsger A Co 111 Sixth Lennox hotel, room, and board II per week. Ill salmon. Merchants' lunch JOo 11 to a. tlT Washington, Wanted Diamond. Commerce. . til Chamber of Big shoe sale. Marks Shoe Co. Ask .for Frits' s tamsles. ' . ' . The O.'lC't Exquisite Home. Never before waa the O. K. barber shop so splendidly prepared to splen didly serve the public aa It will be when its doors are thrown open tomorrow morning at lie Sixth street In - the newly remodeled building at Sixth and Washington. The location la "Just around the corner" from its former stand, the shop now facing on Sixth, Instead of .Waahlngton. The place is beautifully fitted up. elegantly - fur nished, perfectly 'sanitary, and is in every respect a most attractive model of its line of business institutions, The hundreds of good friends of that good tonsorlal establishment will be delight fully surprised at the ehange which has been made, and will view with pleasure the charms He newness affords the eye. The 10 hydraulic chairs are the highest priced barbers' chairs ever placed upon the market marvelousiy rich in design and finish. Their mechanism is .not ap proached by any other makers, and the factory in 8t Louis has achieved a world-wide reputation among . barbers for the superiority-of Ha produot In deed -the chain, are a splendid setting ta the exquisite grandeur of the Interior of the shop. ." .... Perfection at Last. Aatomatlo ehange and cash regtstel absolutely correct no more Mistaken Agents wanted throughout Oregon, 4 Of aiarquam ouuaing, roniana. - Milwaukee .Country Club. . : Los Angeles and Oakland races. Take Sellwood and Oregon City care at First and Alder. . ;, Several Hew Bbemes. ""3undtng"erml Is"" have " beenI"iuea a follows! L. DeTarmond. residence, corner North Seventeenth and Everett Streets, cost 11,000; Oregon Trust com pany, concrete work for bank building, corner Washington and Sixth streets, eost-11.100; H. B. Dak In. barn, corner East- Everett and Beat Thirteenth streets, cost $100; Mr. Goodman, resi dence, corner Rugby, and Thurman streets, cost 15,000; 1. H. Halt, two cot tages. East Ash, between East Twenty fourth and East Twenty-sixth streets, eost $1,100. i Chamfc ef Vew Thonght, A Church of New Thought haa been organised under the style, of the Church of the New Dispensation, with Dr. N. F. Ravlin aa pastor. The new church has rented the Odd Fellows' ample, corner of Alder and First streets, and next Sunday evening Dr. Ravlin will preach his flret sermon,-subject "Friendship, Love and Truth."- Everybody will be made welcome. . HIBTEHIODS . '-....', Police Inspector Has Owl Saloon Raided and Martin- Ready . Arretted. ." REAOY RELEASED AND "r - BAIL MONEY RETURNED No City Ordinance Againit Hand books, and No Prosecution Is Made Under State Law Bruin Advised SeafihexiffButlJid-ilot By order of . Police Inspector . Bruin the Owl saloon was raided laat week by Patrolman J. Hoseley, who arrested Martin' Ready, a well-known gambler, and- seised evidence that a ' handbook waa being conducted by him. ' Ready is now at liberty and hla ball, $100. has been returned to him. . Nobody seems willing to accept the responsibility for the failure to prosecute himT" ""' It le admitted that there ie no city ordinance against the selling of 'pools nor against the making of handbooks. For this reason no city complaint could be, filed against. Ready. Deputy City Attorney Fltsgerald looked cloeely Into tne matter and so reported to the police. This being true, the authorities bad no right to hold Ready'a balL Court Clerk Frank Henneasy haa been criti cised for turning the money . over to Chief Grltsmacher, and the latter for returning it to Ready without an order or, police Judge Cameron. As no com plaint ws filed against the gambler he waa not under the Jurisdiction of Judge Cameron.. On the ether hand, -Chief Grltsmacher received the ball and was responsible for 'it .When Ready'a counsel made a demand on him 'for the money, no com- lint having him ni, ia hid no al ternative than to return it or have a suit at law. - It has also been said that Ready waa willing to plead guilty and be fined lla. The police assert that the utter absurd ity of this contention is shown by the mere fact that no man can plead guUty and be fined for something of . which he haa not been accused. ' There appearing no queetlon relative to the facts contained in the foregoing., the police aver, only the question as to who. is responsible for a failure to proseoute Ready under , the state nul sanoe law remains unanswered. Dis trict Attorney Manning is said to have laid down -the rule that a prosecution for conducting Ia handbook waa proper ily when It constituted a nuisance. Sheriff Word, , as la well known, ar rested every man he detected conduct ing a handbook, and did not once fall of a conviction. In one or two cases the defendants pleaded guilty rather thai) etand trial. The principal differ ence in the police method, as laid out by Detective- Bruin, and the methods ef Sheriff Word, it is now generally admit ted, la that when ona is followed the offender escapes prosecution, and when the other a conviction la obtained. UNEEDA BISCUIT Agency Abont to Be Bembuslhed la This City to SapplyXoBeaUnTf With Products of Baeioaal Blsealt Company. Tader MAaagemeat of O. m. am It seems funny doesn't it? Br rea son of the very fact that Uneeda Bis cuit has been adopted Into practically every home in the city, it now becomes necessary to eetabllsh it in a local home of Ita own: That Is Just the reason the National Biscuit Company is establish Ing an agency In thla city. , The demand for Uneeda Biscuit and ita kindred products of the baker's art haa in creased to auch an extent that it ia no longer feasible to supply it In the usual way by direct ahlpment to - the local dealers, Instead, an agency will be es tablished In thla city at No. 101 Front street under the management of C. H. Hill. There Is a logical reason for the pop. ularlty of U.needa Biscuit- Its intro duction really marked a food epoch. Until within a few years the pur chaser of crackera or biscuit bad no choice but to buy from an open box or barrel. If they chanoed to be clean when they left the barrel.' they were more or less broken by the time they had been carried home In a paper bag. They were stale or more so, depending on whether the barrel had been open one day or many. . Such was the condition- of - affairs which the .National - Biscuit Company determined to overcome,' and did over. come In the production of Uneeda Bis cuit made of the beat material - the world affords, by 'methods of baking that have been brought to an exact science. Uneeda Biscuit Is today the superlative of the soda cracker, and the staff of life in a million nomee. Quickly following Uneeda Biscuit came other delicious products of the baker's art, perfected In the same bakeries, and protected in the eajne packages: Among these are the Oyster- ettes. Butter min . oiscuii, uraiuun Crackera Social Tea ' Blsoult, Zu Zu Olna-er Snaps ..and others. All have their crisp deliclousness jnapunry as sured to the consumer by the-trade mark of the National Biscuit Company on each end of the package. The new agency will be a convenience and advantage to dealer and conaumer alike, and under the able management of Mr. Hill will become a feature of the commercial landscape. . HOSPITAL ON WHEELS FOR RICH OR MAIMED Under- the - supervision of-Dr-JS'.-K. Alnsworth. the Southern Paclflo's new hospital car was brought to Portland yesterday' and ''remained In the yards until laat rilght It was visited by a number of railroad men. Car No. Ill la ssid to be the finest hospital car in the world. It waa constructed In the South ern Psclflo shops at Sacramento. It is said that the company will turn out other similar csrs for use on its various lines.' . The esr Is equipped with all the con veniences and neresaarlea of a modern hospital.' It Is also provided with a drug atore. which haa everything re quired In case of a wreck, including sur gical instruments of sll kinds. The equipment Is sufficient to care for 100 Injured persona. . , The car was built at a cost of $11,000. It weighs Ut.ltO pounds, and la ao con structed thst it would smash ths ordi nary Pullman or other cars In a colli sion. It la IT feet in length and runs upon two elx-wheeled trucks. 1 Perfection at Last. Automatlo change maker and 'cash register, :. 4A Manjuatn . building. M n7 . r " rA. r CleairaEce SaHe-Lasfc 3 Day $7.50 Chafing Dishei... 98.63 $8.50 Chafing Dishei...f 6.38 Chafing Dishei.. 97.50 S12.S0 Chafing Dishei. .99.38 $7.50 Coffee Machine.. 95.63 $8.50 Coffee Machines. .96.38 $9.00 Coffee Machines .:. 96.T5 $10.00 Coffee-M-AchinesT9T.50 5 o'clock Teat at $2, $2.40, $3.20 Odd lot! of Sterling Silver 2 pieces, sugar spoons," pickle - forks, bonbon spoons, etc, $1 value. . ........ f a?C Wallaco "1835" Clearance Sale in the Basement Savenvare Butter Knives,"eachrr7..33 $1.00 Cream Ladles, each. 82 50c Sugar Spoons, each... 33 60c Sugar Spoons, eaph...48f $2.50 Dessertspoons, - M set... .........ele99 $3.00 Tablespoons, set.92.3T $3.00 Medium Forks, set........ $Z.3cT $2.50 Dessert Forks, c . oa set.. $12.50 Sets for. $15.00-Sets-foc 910.00 9200 $26.50 Sets for.......921.20 $30.00 Sets for....i.92-.00 4-pc. Coffee Sets, $12 val.9-60 3-pc. Water Sets, $10 val.98.00 $4.00 Cake Stands Tot.. 93.20 Bon-Bon Dishes, $3 val.92.40 $6.00 Fruit Baskets for. 94.80 $3.50 Bread Trays for..92.80 $4.00 value for, each... 93.20 $11.50 Baking Dishes, ea.9e.20 Women's $50 Suits $24.45 Women's $55 Sdts $26.25 Two wonderful value tn women high-grade Suits tomomnr Thfa-seatOTiVeCT and chevioto. three-quarter length tight-fitting styles, green. red, navy, prune and black pleated skirts Suits from the best manufacturer splendidly made and finished throughout -mi rv e t om values at these low prices; $50TaUoredSaitsS24.45 S55TailoredSuits$26.25 Velvet Suits at Half Price Women's high-grade velvet Suits in eton, box and jacket styles; handsomely trimmed with fancy gimp and braid; colors are green, navy, red, black and brown; this season's . handsomest . styles- wonderful values. ' $31 Velvet Suits" $ 1 6.45 ea: $34 Velvet Suits $ 1 7.25 ea. $45 Velvet Suits $22.85 ea. I Grand Opera Apparel M Off You can select from our entire magnificent stock of Evening Costumes and Wraps at 33 1-3 per cent discount from regular selling prices The highest class apparel for all occasions Imported and do - mestic models in the yery latest, fashions Costumes are in silk. lace, net, crepe de chine, velvet and broadcloth Prices ranging from $25.00 up to $350.00 Wraps are in lace, silk, velvet and ' broadclotha Values from $22.50 up to $250.00 Beautiful theatre, dinner and reception garments-Variety by far the , fff largest and best in th city. Second Floor. 3 VII Tabltrrind-Bed-Unei 66c Bleatfied Satin Damask Table Linen, full Inches wide; area i varieiv or new pai- vternei frand valuee at. , , . i ' i ., ,-?-.-. . Fine quality bleached satin damask Table Linen, 71 . lnchee wide; new patterns - In large variety; best an. 11.00 valuee. yard. . . HlKh-srrade bleached satin damaak Table Linen, beau- tif.ul dealans; reaular QOi 11.11 val., per -yard, rC Grand special values In - - bleached - Table - Napkins; best patterns two iota: 12.10 dosen Jg2t19 Hemstitched Damask Table- cloths, txlH yards; beat . patterns; areat C OA valuee ea.y Hemstitched Damask Table clothe, Sal . CI yards ?. Choose - from - our - entire stock of Table . Damaaka, - Napkins, Seta, Dollies, Cloths, etc., t very low clearance sale prices, John ' 8. Brown Son's "Sham rook" Llnsns and William Llddell's "Gold Medal" Llnena are all Included. AU-llnen hemmed Huck ft Towela; 26o vat C All-llnen hemmed Huck " 1 r . Towels; 40o. vaL..... Bleached Turkish Bath Towels, hemmed ends; lOe, lie values, this 33-. week at .. Frlned Mareelllea pattern Bedspreada In the beat patterns; a R ... full sise; regular 12.00 values, at Hemmed Msrseillea pattern Bedspreads, In new patterns; reg- ejt 21 ular 11.71 quality, at Hemmed MarselUes pattern Bedspreads, 100 dosen of them: regti-2e lar 11.00 values for ' We GreatcsHUb boi Bargains -in the City 3,000 yards J) f all-silk Dresden Ribbons in beautiful atyles and great assortment, 7 td 8 inches wide;- regular $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 values, A . at, yard OZfC lieux. Ribbons, satin brocade ribbons, Roman striped rib bons and moire ribbons; also pin stripes and checks; rib bons worth 35c to 1 e ' 85c yardVatydu l JC 3,500 yards of print warp Rib bons and Dolly Varden rib bons, 5 to 7 inches wide, all ""silk; very best styles and colorings; regular 50c to 75c :?r":.....;.,......33c 9,000 yards of all-silk Taffeta and Satin Taffeta Ribbons in variety of 20 of the leading shades; full 5 inches. wide; " extra heavy quality;- 35c values, yard svlC Clearance of Drug Sundries, Rubber Goods Fairy Soap, dozen.... 35. Juvenile Soap at, cake 1M Conti Castile Soap, cake...54f Barnado Castile Soap, cake. 11? Jergens old-fashioned Soap.. 60s All 5c Toilet Soap, 3 cakes. 10 All 25c box Toilet Soap, three cakes IT Eastman's Perfumes, all odors, bottle Tf "471 Perfumes, all os odors, Violet-de-Parma-Toilet Water erovr-tmported Tooth r T I orusnci 8 35c Tooth Brushes for, ea..l9f 25c Hard Rubber Combs... 14f 50c Hard Rubber Combs... 33f Frostilla, great ipe. -.value.. 13 Sup1orBay- Rnmrbottlerl Coke'e Dandroff Cure, bot.33e 25c and 35c Back and Side1 --- Comb. Long-handle Bath Brushes.lOf $1.00 Ebony and fox solid wood back Hair Brushes for... 69 50c wood blc Hair Brushes. 33 .Military Brushes for, pair. 08 $1.75 Ebony Cloth Brushes f 1.33 Ebony Hit Brushes, spec. 39 25c Hand Scrub Brushes. .16 World's Fair Toothpicks. t. 16 "ATumiriumT6 wde fPiiTf . Boxes 16 -IjOOQ-Whisk Brooms, spec . 10 10c Face Chamois on sale fox 7. Gold Enamel w... ..16 Bath Tub Enamel......... 28 Knickerbocker, 6 rolls, 25c; hundred ;i..t3.6S -Rkh4npnd2.000-sheet'package, dozen ..;.7.Tr.f 1.23- - Chamois Chest Protectors, special T3 Hand and Stand Mirrors for. 8 35c Celluloid' Soap Boxes.. 19 Silk Toilet Sponges, special. T 6-in. Metal Thermometers. 19 2-qt. Eagle Hot Water Bot.38 Eagle com. Fountain Syringe ; and Hot Water Bag for.. 73 Coodyear all-rubber Syringe for ......49 -Whirling Spray Syringe. 81.59 -Infants'-reetal Syringes foft16 5c Rubber Nipples, 3 for. .. 10 75c family bulb Syringe... S3 $1.15 Red Rubber Fountain"" Syringe for ........ V....T3 Dr. Graves' Talcum Powder, can ,..T Batbasweet; great value at. 16 Royal Tooth Powder, can...S trtJossamer'FaceTowder, "bx.13 -1 tkx rsairuT itstim or SHORTHAND . TKX BUSIllISS MAX'S riTOUTI e Ikadlag. Ve roeltiea. Ttw Wr4 Sir. Osaseetlve Tnr.lt Tsllew Oeasseasts la Tbetr Mataral Order ea la Leag Haai. SHORT QUICK-LE01BLB One ef eoe eeplls . retntly wrste M worls Pr silBats after bet twe month.' stadr. Tkh Is wUlnlf e rssMrkahl mm. Oar stasdsrS for srseastlea, i ward asr arlnate tor I nmautiT silnotee.. Manr at enr peplls write 17ft to S2S wards Pt annate sftsr S axmths' stodr. a rrrard saserpaawe ky aay . eolln la tbe west. Write ae for farUer pertleeUrs. Behnke-Walker Business College evaath as Stark Itrests. lias' kldg. ' VOBTLAJ0, OaiOOK. - . ief eiioa atoek Oaaaed eeds. Alleo X-ewls Best Brand. , Grand TKZaTBC Weak el laaaary SS. Ealph OnmailBts aad hi Osmsear ia "A Oaaie ef KM.rO." Ttakkaai Oe. ' Oavstte Brsa. Oso. Dlmas. Oarasll Si.t.r HaralS Hff Opaadssospe rrlere Krrnlnss sad uodars, lor. STter Sei aiatlnMi. ine U aar Sst rTt bnTr.. ' Baker Theater nT Tinhlll aad Tklrd Rta. PIhmm Mala 1SOT. The Unas of Musical BurhHMiue. , Anothiw W laser This Wsrk, ' atiait'l AMiaiCAKI. . Borlesene and Bttrsnssnsa. Co re pas, la (be fanajr aaualral (arc. - "TKB TABXKX SOOSLB eiai." -Katlnww Satardar aad Madar ISe. SSe, S.V, 8V. Brmlst priesa Znr, Sap, SOe, Tftr. BTrnlna-e at S:15. Bsturdsr ststlere IS toe last emrtnrasate. A wraith at nrettr (Iris, arasle aad SMrri. SMnr at the Balirr alwars. v But weesv-' BOBxaa B0BXlOAJra.n : ABTCBaarjiarra. Brokea elsee In Men's and Tenths SUITS AND Hats. PantS and' VaneV '." Over. ehWBoairTruTrTne" half ' price of their value. Bla stock of to clean out at one half price of their value. -Men's 11.09 and ' IMS VinnwiU to clean out ' for BO and T5 TTJTXa, UXT OABXa, lUmn and OOBt70BmB to clean out at . one half price of their value. 1 ' Joni? DELLAR ,S. W. Cor. First sd YsshSl & S.IT. Dr. Third zzi Davis Japanese and CWnese CURIOSAIE Owing to our surplus stock of nolldsy goods -we-shsll - reduce ' prices on every article In all lines, consisting; of fine Silver Cloi sonne, Satauma, new Braasware, Bronse Decorated Porcelain Tea Bets.- 811k and Satin Embroidered Kimonos, Screens, Carved furni ture. Toys, Matting, eta i Andrew Kan &Co. ; aar icomBXBOar sr. . ABroatsTBanrrB. Marq uam Grand Theatre 27 TOJtlOHT. JARCABT II. , Orsed OrHwstra Coerart 1 " so MLfliniws-ftn Mesatsr Taadevllle taesrtalaaMat S TOP LINCB ACTS S ' - BiBirrr -or - MUSICIANS MUTUAL ASSOCIATION- ' Aaterleaa redaraUea -.BTtniOIABI' LOCAL BO. SB . Asalstrd hr Mrs. Boss Blorb Bsnrr. eopraeet Mrs. Walts Bsed. rostra I to; rraokte Blrk trr. elsslat; S popular asnbers by erekestra. directed by Bdgsr K. Coarsre. Empire Theatre lltfc aad Me Pbeea Mala 11T. MtLTO! , W. SBAMAK. Msasgcr. , . rnrtiana s ropsisr ruimt.. r trarr Nlsht This Wrrk SistlDr Sarardsr Tbe Oely Brsl "Hmllcaa" Play at tbe grssnsi. ' . Irasse Brow as sreesat Hooligan In New York . Tbe rlerer eeawdyresM. wltb aa eaeellset resopaay. Bprrlai arraerr. Brerythlag saw and bottI. Doa't atlas It Bmilnc prices IV, Be. SSe, BOe. bfarJ. HX. IDC. Znr. . . Vest week Tellers UUipatiaa Opera Oe. STAR TXXATBX. Wsak sf Jaaaarr SS, 1KB Veatolla aad Base saata aad Xllia. Oaariee. Ikssa sad tseea. W. X. Bartf era. KABTIIIXTTX TBIO. imeet iraaa ran. Prloa 10c to any erst eicspt boies 10a. LYRIC THEATRE "Lost a Baby" . A BOABIBO i-ABCB TKBII AOtg. : Admlsaloa 10c; Brerrrsd geeta, SOe. ' FD RESALE DRT GOOna, Lad lea Underwear, eta. Vr. greatly reduced prlcea t. BtTara bbosx. ea sixth at1-' Concrete Construction Co. T01 Oaeaske ef Ooaaaaetee, Manufaeturera of Concrete fttene Blocka Cbritractora for all kinds ef eeraeal wort. ' " . " " ' noan mat m. . v. . I n A IJT irCC I rea Wssk. CAW. BOLTOTf. ; ta s Seasafloeal Caannhal.ratrhiag Aet. - Tbe BeoSslds. Crawfhrtt - snd - Dnff. Wldmr CtrUr, Mlrkry rseley. loaee aad Barton. te Wblte. Morlng pleteree. PertarBsacss dally at S SO, T:SO and S p. aa. Oraml sdnUasloa, TBN cents. BsMrved sesrs, SO cents.. mm SKAT1KG tUWI! MUSIC Every afternoon and evening by our excellent band. . . ' THURSDAY KIGLTT . Don't raise this Uses the : I EiEcrrac vmm Never before preeented In this city, to gether with marvelous feats In trick and fancy skating. . f . . , . , 100 pairs new alumlnttm wheal 'e, beet made. Come end try a pr. L. eet, fastest end stronssst. Ims I lor. get the dassling electric whirl. apoilio n;::" WS- eaw.eeasi K-w V A