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THE OREGON (SSUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND.
SUNDAY MORNING,
ISLAND THAT GOES TRAVELING
ITS '4
, - ..' . . . . 1 1 ''i i ii i i.i I. iii. hi '
FIND HIE USED
BY
Curious Passage Usd as Under
ground Railroad by Chinese
. Located at Tacoma.
HOLE TWO MILES LONG
LEADING TO A SWAMP
Cavern in Center Under Hill Where
Oriental' Were Secreted and
Taught First ' Rudiments of English
Twenty Years. Ago. -
Sand Island, ss It Was, and as It Is..
r
The accompanying man drawn from
official maps of 1831 and 102 show
th change In position and form of Sand
. Island at tha mouth of ' the Columbia
river, which la Involved bi tha boundary
Una dispute between the etates of Ore
iron apd Washington.
In I iii, when the flrat map showing
t.ha-Jeland,wamade. it, -lay lust north.
"'haft ll'nbw lis. aa' ia'BFown iky thiTdot-T reachad la polntfar up In the entranca
u.iimlimm .'iM-iiiwo.iM.'iw Baker bay anlkjuat eaat vt-Hf lower
tnssiOTgacau-wjEgi w" main puat-ot ap-pii
ehannela of tha riven One , ran norlTf
of the laland and tha other south of It,
tha northern ' channel belnc iUe'more
open and deeper ona.
' Oradually tha ehannela ahlfted. the
northerly! one Swinging- southward and
forcing I the Island northwestward
towards .Cap Disappointment, since
the first map was made, tha laland h
rlsiand har
Lthan it waa t years ago and owing to
the action of the current naaohangea iia
shape completely; The channel now
runs south of th island and there is
but one channel In place of the two of
nair a century ago. -When
the boundary Una between Wash
in gton and Oregon waa described in the
in rararanna tn the island sna
sfeGUESISMERlSHEft
Son oft Proprietor of Nevada
iiJHojusft States ThaLTwenty
"j . , Three M et Death.
QUAKE WRECKED HOTEL
FIRE DESTROYED RUINS
Clerk Waa ; Caught . In Debris but
"Managed-to Oct Free, Badl. In
jured Coun&dtbdge?a"ras" They
'Were Taken Out.
nwiil nieoeteh hr teteed Wire to Tbe Journal)
I Vallejo, Cal.. May 1J. The quarter
nf flnnnar L- C. HU1L WHO Was in
charge of on of the dynamiting squads
durln the San Francisco fire, waa
XBrxclel Dlipetch hi Leeeea wire te Jteranrf L-ter -Cea-wstiUran la a IiumiiIimI en.i I (Specie! Ptoateh hr leeenl Wire tn The Jarn.ll searched at Mare Island Wednesday by
Ban rranclaco M 11 Freoik Lm. k, h.rf .tit,- ..... I Half Moon Bar. Cal- Mir 11 Aa the I Cantaln-CKarTes JS. liarber Of thi
son of the proprietor of the -Nevada
-bouse, at 181 Sixth atrtet. claims that
-II persons mal death In that hostelry
on th morning of th Oleaster. la a
statement mad by La to Coroner
Walsh yesterday til horror of th
earthquake and subsequent fir was de-
' scribed in detail, so far aa the people
in his house .was concerned, and the
: young man averred that but 11 out of
6 lodgers war brought from th ruins
aJ've.
Lee acted., aa.nlghf clerk in the Ne
vada house. Tha list of dead as given
by him, includes his father mother and
sJ3r..AfterZjft ,col-
lapsed from tha tremor he was caught
r-li tha. wreckage and so badly , Injured
- .that he has'' remained in a hospital
balnea mat time. -r When be was finally
rescued from his position he remained
in the street as one after another of the
"lnjurod inmates escaped or waa brought
- out. He cottnted theraallanajie knew
who remained when the last of the
1 rescuers returned in the face of th ap-
Don't Suffer Longer, You Can Have
- Instant Relief and a Lasting Cure
by Using Pyramid Pile Cure.
Trial raokage Mailed Tree to AH.
Th rectum, like th mouth, la lined
with that soft, satiny material known
s mucoua membrane, pile is a dis
ease of that membrane, and the blood
vessels that II under it.
Fissure . and Fistula afreet th same
membrane and belong to th earn
family. Pyramid Pile Cur slipped
into th bowel, melt and spread them
selves over th diseased and painful
surface and act just aa a salve would
If .he -trouble was on th outside of
tha bndy and could be easily seen . and
ottenat
The Immediate relief they give even
In th .'moat agonising cases will
startle, you, as It has already startled
many thousands of "doubting Thorn''
eefor70fc.-whajv. triad .- vt
rythihg and sent for th sample pack
age, firmly convinced that they would
. again be disappointed.
But they weren't. Pyramid Pile
Cure don't disappoint They cur.
. They are for sal at ail drugglats at
' IS cents a bos and are worth an even
7 hundred to th parson who needs them.
rf Mr. John Byrne of Id avenue,
' New York City, writing under date of
January IT, 1101, says: "I received the
" samples and uaed it right away. I got
. so much relief from it after 10 years'
' suffering, that I bought a '60 cent bos:
The almost unbesrable pain is slmost
goner and my-- fistula has almost dlsap
. pes re1. X had given up all hop of
ever being cured. - I assure -you, gen-
any of njy friends try them, as I can
guarantee they are sure cure."
i . Or if you want to prov this matter
. st our . expense, before purchasing,
send - your neme and address to the
PYRAMID PJtVO CO., MSI" Pyramid
Bonding, Mnrahall, MIchlgiinT and re-
r-f.lv a trial packag Xre by return
Tao"ma.'T,Miivlf l"?. Artcllrlo'u"s, tunne!
over two miles long, ana usa-nn
early, eighties as an underground raii-
-LWjr-brhlnes8 smuggled Into the coun
try, bas Just been located near Tacoma
and explored. The tunnel starts from
what was one Chines truck garden
in the western limits of th oity. . It
runs partly under' a bill and is about
alx feet high and but little more than
two feet wide. It passes under th
Stellacoom car 71n " and twists and
turns about to spot-half a mil' from
th truck garden, where It Suddenly en
larges Into what was once an .ample
chamber., . From 'this spot for a mile
and a. half the tunnel continues toward
the Narrows. -and there all traces of it
ar lost In a swamp. ',
Used for lMfflW -
The- old Chinaman who- tilledthe
truck patch and lived In a rude cabin
nearby is well remembered by the au
thorities, here. About 16 years ago he
abandoned the cabin 'and th swamp
has again extended over th place. . The
h larger Umbers supporting tha 'tunnel hav.de-i
channel f the river at that time. The
shifting of th island and the-channel
has given -els to -tb.- present dlspatei f esped
pi'oac'hlng fire and th shrieks of help
less wer muffled., by the roar, of the
flames,"""'---: " t -
uUdlntTiPoUap
' Toung Lee waa In th office when the
earthquake 'occurred. "" Thestructure,
fouf torlas high. creaVed and Swayed
and finally the walla, rent and bulging,
coUapaed. Iee war pitched to the front
of th building, his fingers badly
cruahed and ' bis body lacerated and
arrived he suoceeded in reaching the
street and gave a hand lnth rescue
of othersj... His. f ttat rcare, was. f or, his L;
parents ana sister, nut h rouna iney
could not be leached In t
under' tho splintered timbers. Then
other-loa8ers"ciarmedWattenrii5 minor
he was present when each waa drawn
from beneath th heap of debris.
Thirteen persons including -himself,
were accounted for when the fir was
ready to tOmplet th terrible wreck of
destruction. it advanced on- two aides
and the rescuers-worked until their hair
was singed and their flesh scorched.
They were urged on io their efforts by
tha piteous pleading .ofMh Imprisoned
unfortunates, who scented th smoke
and -heard the- crackle of the flames.
But their endurance bad reached a limit
and tney ried for tneir own safety,
leaving in human beings to their fate.
fsliniSTER ESCAPES
FROr.? LYNCHERS
Portuguese at HalfTVToofrrBay
JVIuIatto .Preacher
to Leav-Towrti ?
sufficiently recovered only yes
terday tn leav the Institution and tell
his story,
Llit of tost. . -
i xne list or oeaa as given by L is
ma rollows;
Alva Ie, sCTyears ofTtge, proprietor
Mra Alva Lee, aged II years, wlf
of proprietor. - - - -vt
Hilda Lea, aged II years, daughter of
proprietor.
Mrs. Emma Grelner, 40 years of age.
employed In box factory at Third and
Townsend streets. . ... '
Miss Edna Grelner, 1 years of age.
. Mrs.. Francis, fortune teller. '
KSHSfier. lajeaxa of ge. ,
yd oman Known as - .Koala. . w nouftad
been Hying with Kesseler,
Mrs.--Ella Martin-of-SanAntonta,
Texas, spiritualist. .
'--Mrs.-Lawrence. 88 yearn tf age.
Joseph Cook, barber. ...
L J2arey, laborer, 18 years of age. ;
Olmstead, employ of box factory
at-Third and -King streets.
J." Or Bunker,' painter;
. Mrs. J. O. Bunker.
- Brockman, street sweeper.
Joseph Murray, til setter.
Mrs. Alma Harris. -. .
Virginia Harris, I years of age.
James Rellly, plumber. . -
HUNDRED FUNERALS
HELD UP BY STRIKE
(Sperlel tHupatch by Leased Wire to Tbe JonnMT
New lorn. May li. More than loo
funerals were held up today by a strike
Of 1,000 coach drivers.-In most-cases
th owner of th hears drov it to the
cemetery, while th mourners Journeyed
In trolley cars. In th Bronx so serious
did th situation becom that policemen
wer summoned from th station to
guard th hem of Richard Madden.
wher th funeral ef Mrs. Madden took
place. Six coach, had been ordered,
but the strike prevented John H. Doh
erty." th undertaker,, from having any
thing mora than th hearse at th house
when the time cam for th body to be
rmoved.-DoHrty, who is Independently
wealthy, mad the best of the situation.
and drove th hears himself to th cem
etery, and th mourners went there on
elevated and surface lines. " -
T The- rigllt T between ths -Coach Own"
ers association and tha Funeral Drivers'
union. Th latter was organised only
two months ago, and includes 1.0U0
members. . According to the president
of th union, SO per cfnt of all the driv
ers in the city ar enrolled, arld.it will
be Impossible to send out a single
funaral coach, as it is believed no non
union drivers can be obtained Wages,
hours and extra time figure in the Issue
between the coacBwhera and drivers.
Yew Tork Biggest Telephone User. -
1 rme the Kmw Yerk Amerlres.
The report ef the New Tork A Mew Jersey
Telephone enmpeny. leaned recently, ahne-s la
New Tors city a tntii or sne.sea inetniBiesTS
la eervlee. a sela ef Ie,8uT since the feeflaniss
Jd. hir,
Tbe telepKooe le ueed atore freely is Krw
Tork this In say elber rlty In tbe worMr
Per every telephone In Ijoadoa, New Terk ha
rwe erd ene belt, Ste for every one la Perls
ssl four tor every ene In Berlin.
"Tbe eipurnatloa," eels a telephone official,
la to be found In tbe temneremeet sad train-
fhg f the Near Yorker. Here, of all la-e In
the wnrld, Usee le BMitey, and irttheat the
telephone the bsalaeae rateiti of New "York
would bcaak dona la St SJUatea, , "
NIGHT ATTACK FOLLOWS
ARREST OF ASSAILANTS
cayed and given away in many places
and. It la hard to Xollo w. It. w.. , ,i
The tunnel was mad us of by con
traband Chinee landed in smuggling
craft from' Brltlah Columbia at an ad
jacent point on th Marrows. Under
the direction of guides they entered the
tunnel and wer virtually swallowed up
by the eerth T"fthjcavejchamberl
i iiww .ifamiinsn tini ii
TKaCr learn..
J5
smattering of the English language, and
whan a favorable opportunltrcame es-
Seclared It a Drain.
presence of th- tunnel
' Th presence of th- tunnel was
known at the time, but the wily old
Chinaman declared It wss but the open
ing of a drain to carry away the water
from hla em amny truck patch, and -.that
after passing partly around another hill
K emptied Into notfrop swamp, .rjin
suspicion -ever- being excited by the
man, no Investigation-was made, though
many Chinese were noticed about bla
place from time to time.
The ingenuity and' labor required to
fdlg the tunnel savors of the-palnatalrtng
car and 'patlenc of the Chinese race
and astonishes those who have recently
viewed "and gone -through- pertWm of -4t4
Th tunnel with the cavern offered an
ideal refuge for Chinese beset by. of
ficers of the Jaw, .iVenturesom boys a
few days ago traversed the tunnel for
half a mil and upon telling of their ex
perience oUtera visited and investigated
it. )
Pastor. Protected bjrAttorney: Who
Arms ' Household One Man Is
' Thrown From Porch Gets Away
' Under Cover of NightT" "'
culmination of an attempt to run Adolph
RosSr a Metbodlat minister, out of this
place, bloodshed and a lynching wer
narrowly averted. Reeav who le a mu
latto, was sent her som months ago
by Bishop Hamilton to organise and
build a church among th Portuguese of
Half Moon Bay. He succeeded In con
verting, to bin views several of the most
prominent of th Portuguese residents
and they wer planning to build a Meth
odist church, Roaa to be Its first paator.
The feeling here as a result of Rosa's
success and on account of his color has
Deen very hitter against him among a
certain cliqu of Portuguese. 7
uadayveuljjg Kqs, was .hold
-fng "Seevlooe at the horn of Mrs. , 1
Brun. ane of the members ef his church,
A mob of men and boys gathered and
clamored for Rosa to com out. He
went out upon the porch, together with
several of his friends, and he was no-
ttfled 1nhserhly-laniTigotharirTie
did not leav town in 14 hours he would
be hanged. Some of thecrowdyeUed
that they would hang blm if he did not
leav In 16 mlnutea. After breaking up
the meeting by standing outside and
yelling threats at th Inmates of the
morning Rosa swore out warrants for
the arrest of several persons, charging
them with breach of th peace.--At th
trial Rosa's attorney asked that th
cases be dismissed, deeming th charges
too mild. -
When court adjourned, th crowd, in
cluding the defendants, waited at th
door for Rosa to oom out. His attor
ney. Jay C. Powers, notified the consta
ble that it was his duty to protect Rosa.
Ross, in company with th attorney.
sought to leav th courthouse, but as
soon ss they- appeared in th doorway
the crowd yelled and threatened Rosa
with lynching if h did not leave town
Immediately. v
Powers then sought safety for Rosa
In his own' home, followed by th crowd.
When he gained his horn Powers or
dered th crowd not to enter his prem.
iaea, arming- himself and Rosa. One
man entered th premises and h was
thrown from th porch. When th
orowd saw that th besieged wer armed
it dispersed.
Rosa waa. driven under covernftf dark
ness to Pescadero, and from there took a
stage for Redwood City. .
Rosa is a native of Portugal, having
been in this country but five years. He
was a. atudant.st Berkeley. It is his tn
tentlon to seek the help of Bishop Ham
ilton and th Portuguese legation , at
Washington, to proaeoute his assailants.
calving ship Independence and Warrant
Machinist Rlcketts. A quantity of eut
glass and a gold-headed can with the
nam ef - Henry-,Ptke, an attorney, of
San, Francisco, engraved upon It wa re
covered. - Whll.chargea. have noi yei
been ' preferred against Gunner Hull,
it is nrobabl that he will hav to an-
awer o the aerloua allegation that he
engaged in looting while on duty, it
is th custonn in th navy to giv an ac
cused man an opportunity to present his
sid of th case before formal charges
are filed. .
Gunner HuH-Jwa ne of th heroes of
th San Francisco catastrophe, and was
lcommended for his dare-devil opera.
tiona - while lajajge.ocqynamui.ng
butldlnss.T-- He repoated.lv risked his
life and his heroic work was praised on
all sides.
DEFENSE BEGINS IN
' BARUTH MURDER TRIAL
(Special Dta pa ten te The JonratL) ,
Spokane, Wash., May 12. The prose
cution closed its direct -examination in
tha murder trial or josepnine Bamth
thla morning. There was no contention
to the charge that the defendant shot
her husband. C. U Banith, at Medical
take. Witnesses testified that Mr.
Baruth wna Jeslous, but no grounds
wi'ie ureughl qui.
- i .
Th defense opened this afternoon I ,
positive statement that It would at
tempt to prove th caus of. death wa
due to physician's carelessness and not
to the wounds themselves. Th defend
ant took the stand and pleaded self-de-fenftev
alleging thaf Baruth attacked her
with a poker. She appeared calm snd
apparently, little eoncerned, '
MAN may possess eU th?
qualities " and characterht!c3
of a " gentleman, but if Ii3
appearance does not proclaim
Him as sudrTw!wflrnotbc taken for
Schaffner
clothes there is a certain character,"
style and elegance in materia and
fit that denotes the gentleman.
We show here the straight' front
Varsity suit If you vant to see how
the front of it looks, come in any day
and we will show yo. ;
Three-Piece
'W':-m- nil
hMW v. .. . . In . Hart
V Mk .... V;:'V.;;:.t:
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J mm. .1;
'M t tJ Outing Suits
Copyright i $06 by Schaffner 6? Mane Comer Third and Morrison Streets
Suits
LOOT IS FOUND IN R00M-
-OFHEROOF-TRISCO FIRE
The Old Days. - -
the riilladflphia Preaa.
the - Barter.- Heoryr1 eakeau
r "KBiri xnw RIOT, iirmt j , - .
Brat waiter. : i on non l oTra en iptwinw
la tine tboee oan."
"Naw " replied tbe etner waiter, -tipe eie't
what the was. I wis reading ht a -book-the
ether day about s gest that gave Sis eirta
rlfh.tfor a nieeijf ootrafe.'
olmerican
Restaurant
oomnm Tatzms ajtd oouox urn.
OrBaT kTIOaTT AMD SAT.
naday Sinner from U a. m. to p. a.
Obiokea Oumso Soap. .
Uoed Tomatoes 10, Oaoumbers 10e
Tetraoe lOt4, Touag Onions.. 5e
glucimp, Salad, May oanala. ...... .201
riekM Holland Xerrlags. ....... .1S
teamed tittle Veok Clamg. . . . 4 . .2(
BoUed Balmoa, Cream Saaoe ....... lfia
Tried HaUbat 15e, masov Olams 15
had oe 20e. Triea Shad 15s)
Clam Bouillon with Toast 154
Boiled Ox Tonga with Spinach. . .204
OaU aTweetbreads, aCns brooms. .. ,40
Ohlokea rot wis. Dumplings. ... . . . .254
sal Chops, Breaded, Caaliflotrw.,20e)
Tork Spare Bios, Brows Fotatoee). 20t
Kexioaa. Hot Tamalea ........ r. .. 15
Obiokea Olbleta, ant. SToodl. .ZO
Tickled Lsmk'i Tonga, rotate '
Oold Corn Beef, Potato Salad 15f
paghettl aad Cheese, Italian ....154
Codfish Balls, Cream Mane 15
Baked Pork aad Beans T.Ik Mother
Mad 10
Corned Beef Bash and Poached
Br trr.-...,.....iJ..-.,lo
Beef Stew with Tegetables .......15
Boast gprlag X.amb, Bflat aaooe.. .20
Boast Chlokaa with Dresslag . .... 25
Boawt Teed with Dreealag ........15
Boast Pork with J res sing ......15
Beast Kattoa with Bresalaf 15
Boast Beef, Paa Oravy 15
Srrawberrle aad Oreant IO
Strawberry Short Oak .10
Btrawhearrp Pie - .......5
Strawberry Zoe Cream ....".. ....IO
Onp Custard ... ...5
Applerxemtin. custi'd,-Osssanr-
PnmpKbt, AprMot aa awasare
Pie 1 .6
Cavil flower la Cream 5. aTplaaeh 5
Coffee, Bread aad Battev aad Pota
toes with all aaeals.. Blnlag-reom for
ladles. . 1 -
The AmeHeaa Bestaaraat la the heat
plaee to eat. -. Try it.
COICAGO PAINLESS
DENTISTS
3031 Wash.' St, Cor JFifth St.
"22-K Gold Crownsr.Si.OOr fS.OO
...jj.oo, 93.00
Ttrlrlce Teeth.
Gold Fillings. ....$1.00 up
Silver Fillings..... ..50c
Oar practice is limited to blrh-frade
amrk. nothlss but tbe beat. Examine
tton free.. 10-year guarantee. - Bank
.reference. Opea evealngs sad gandaya.
VOMAN DIES OH HEARING OF
GRANDSON S ESCAPE
Smile of Joy Lightt Faco When
Postman Brings Longed-for
Letter From Refugee.
'Jrt.ts.Jsa J001)
Mugs,
senr T-rranltrPiseheeof San Franolaco
announcing his safety had such an ef
fect upon his'' grandmother,-- Mrs.- alary
M. Behn of this city, who bad bean
w6rif"eufwrtBanlety- while aweltrng
news -of him frern Ui - stricken -city.
w mlnutea, Her
Chyslotan - declared - her . anxiety had
caused a reaction -that brought heart
failure. When the first reports began
ta arrive from Ban Francisco, Mrs.
Behn, who was 7 years old, and bad
recently recovered from an' attack of
pneumonia, instated upon having every
line of th news reaa 10 ner
Telegraphic messages were sent to
Ban Francisco, but no--replies wert re-
eelved. Day after day, with no tidings
of her favorite grandchild, the aged.
woman would sit for hours at th win
dow to catch sight of the postman.
When she saw the postman approaching
the housaf on Tuesday she became ex
cited, hurried to the door, and with
hands trembling with - eagerness took
the letter which he proffered, read It,
and. with a faint cry. she fell backward.
8he waa dead when a physician arrived.
But the emlle upon her lips waa evi
dent' of the joy that had come Into th
aged woman's life before death struck.
BLOCKS REORGANIZATION
OF TRADERS' INSURANCE
(Special Dtspatrh by Leased Wire to Tbe Journal)
Chicago, stay is. ini nope 01 reor
ganising the Traders insurance com
nanv was abandoned today because of
lbs Stand of John J. Mitchell, president
of th Illinois Trust at navmga Dan
snd a stockholder in the company. He
notified the receiver. Byron-U flmtth.
that he would do nothing toward reviv
ing the concern, because he considered
It a "eorpae." Mitchell declared it was
too late to take actloru
Mitchell aaid be would hot have been
In favor of receivership proceedings had
he been here whan the directors caused
h action. lie knew nothm of tha
matter until Informed of it by a tele-)
gram. !
Smith said me receivsrsnip proceea
Ing would be carried through aa speed.
Ily a possible.
MONTANA RAILWAY IS
S0LO:TO:MILWAUKEE1
Jorsal Special gairlre.)
Helens. Mont., May II. The Montana
railway from Iximbard to Lewlston hae
been -sold to the Milwaukee road and
will becetne .part, of Its main line
through this state, . , . .
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THE. JOHOARRETT COMPANY
HAS. SIX EXPERT TILE
SETTERS CONSTANTLY
-INL.l.TSEMPLOY
' They never leave us. They are wltS ns during the cleude
" of winter ss well as beneath the sunny skies of summer days,
;. and those who desire' to know about .their work sea it for them-
aelvea be convinced of Its superiority cogltat upon -its - excel-,
rer.ee on ght to step Into either 4 , - --
TiilngJ-
' THK PORTLAND HOTEI, where we - bav laid the
. floor for 2S new batha. . .. . . ......
. -THB OREGON TRUST ft 8AVTKGS BANK. ,v
- - THB PORTLAND TRUST CX'B BANK.
1 : THB NORTHWESTERN - GUARANTEE St s TRUST Ctt'S
BANK. . . , r , : -
THB TITLE GUARANTEE TRUST CO.'S BANK.
And if this be ho
name of dozens of owners of many of the best residence In .
the city who will gladly tell other how well their work has been
'done. ' ' . " ' ; ' .' "
The John Barrett Co
r - -- . -
Telephone Main 122 .
v 408-410 Morrison Street Between Tenth and Eleventh
11
ikxxzzz:
fetra Good Values
rieris-and Youths!uits !
At ?5.85, ?7.50, ?10.0O, ?12.50 and $13.50
The prettiest line of SHIRTS, at "75, $1.00
and $1.50. - ' -
T,ewestttyles of HATS 50 f 75, $1.00,
$2.00 and $3.00
Grand line of PANTS $1.75, $2.50, $3.00
and $4.00. . - '-v. . . ' ..'--,
- ' A general line of SHOES and SLIPPERS, white.
black or tan, at $1.UU, $1J25 and ?l.ao.
Do hot miss this special sale ...
i
JOHN DELLAR
181-183 FIRST ST. AND 53 NORTH THIRD ST,
Tbe .Haa for the QT-
... - rrorn Fuck.- '- '
Jaea Way sa earth did Uladys siarry Ckarley
Domleyf '
Tn. nil abe tnnk the sreSteat faney te
Charley's Bases ball, sad k woelda't sve bor
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Linseed Oil Meal
In Carload Lots or Less.
FOR SALE BY
Kerr, JGifford Gc,
. Concord Buildinr, Second and Stark Sts,