The Oregon daily journal., May 20, 1907, Page 9, Image 9

THE OREGON ; DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 0, 1807.
OKI STEMS
1 TO COAST
. .; Dodge A Co Will Bring a Fine
Steel Lumber Drogher V -.
i .. to This Port.
5 I JACK PETERSON TALKS-
' ' OF PASSENGER LINER
V Would Compete Tfith Trains Be
r v, tweea Metropoll of Oregon sad
- Ban Fraadcoo Could - Bo Done
'' Easily With TwentjrKnot Boat.
''" pMn Jamlwoa, formerly master
of the steam schooner Northlana, 'which
arrived .here this morning from Ban
: rranctsco. has gone to Wilmington. Del
. f aware, to bring out a large ateel aUamar
built for tha lumbar trade on tha Pacific
- - ; oast. It la understood - that H.
. -Dodge A Cou. ; for which concern tha
. new -easel la being- constructed. will
:plac bar In eommlaalon; between Port
, land and California- porta, it ta aieo
. i announced this morning that J. H. Pa
ttarson. of Oaorga W. Elder fame,1 is
planning to bring1 a 10-knot paaaenger
'Ueeraer from tha Atlantio eoaat to ply
Taafren thla port and San Francisco in
Lot eomnatltlon .with tha railroad.
I While Mr. Peterson's schema ! aUU
' .Very young It la aald that a faat Una of
paaaenger a teaman ipa between tna ure
goa and California porta .would aeoura
liberal patronage from tha Terr start,
and-ptoe a paying venture. . It la estl-
mated that a Jo-knot boat oould easily
.heat the railroad time and furnish
greater comfort to tha traveler. 2 The
. rail ride to San Francisco oyer the
11 mountains la eonaldared moat tadloua
1 and It la believed that by reason of that
- ', faat alone t raffle would readily divert
' to water were there finely, equipped ana
'speedy boats on tha run. ' Tha success-
V ful operation , of one boat" would soon
mean the addition of mora erart. .
vv Even under existing conditions pas
'senger traffic by water is heavy and
soma steamers have been forced to turn
away business. .The Harrlman liner
Coata Blca arrived yesterday morning
wlth SB paaaangers from Ban Francisco
direct and aha oould not have carried an
- other. . The steam schooner . Northland
' 1 arrived thla morning from Ban Fran
Cisco with SI passengers, all her aecom
fmodatlons would permit, and yet she-is
' ot being operated regularly, but took
.only - what paaaangers could be picked
' op readily after It had been decided to
'send her to thla port for a return cargo
. of lumber. " v ' .; -'.. -h
Mr. Peterson disposed of hie Interest
ja tha steamer Elder to the North Pa
vdflo Steamship company soma months
ago but became ao faaoinatad with the
buatneaa that ha baa about eoncluded
; to esUbltsh what will eventually be tha
fastest line of passenger steamers on
jthe eoaat And those who understand
the conditions here declare the ventre
would prove a winner.
Tha lumber drogher being brought oil t
" ; from Wilmington, by Dodge Co. will
.be here this summer. She will have a
capacity' for' 1,00,009 feet an will be
the largest vessel of her clans on tne
eoaat. She la being especially eont-
tructed for the lumber trade with
large hatches and spacious decks.
: RIVERS STILL RISINQ
Warm Weather, Continues to, Melt
. Snow In Mountains.',
The Willamette is still rising slowly
aa a result of backwater from the Co
lumbia, and District Forecaster Beaia
predicts that tha gauge -a tajbor
wlU show the water t tha, 11 feet
mark ., Wednesday. : After . that It will
depend a great deal; upon tha, weather
If .the river wHl rise much hignar. Mr.
Beaia aays ha Is not looking for a flood.
but at tha same time doea not propoaa
to say what might happen beyond
weak in ad vanaa. . t 1 ':,. :-.,"' --
Tha waathar : continues ' rather WaXR)
In tha eaatarn part of Washington and
Oregon, and the headwaters of tha Co
lumbia and the Snake are still being
fed liberally by the melting snows In
tna mountains, now rivers snow
ail aiOna- tha line, although it Is not
at an alarming rate, ' tha biggest rise
being at Wena tehee, where tne water
crawled up a little mora than a root
during the past S houre.' Tha rtvar
has IS feet to go yet perore 11 raraH
the flood stage at Tha PUiee, ana 11
will have to rise about 11 feet mora
hers before reaching the level of lower
Front street... - 4' - 1
Opinions as to tha probaDio neignt 01
the, water thU year differ widely and
many beta have been made n the stage
of the highest water during what la
nauallr termed tha June freshet, soma
believing that Front atreet wiu do in
undated. ', A rlaa-of another foot will
bring the lower Ash-jitreet and Alns-
wortK docks under waiter. ,
,y TOW LOGS IN SARGES;
Paper MOla WlU Ukelv Introduce
,'! ;-:; : S . Bvatom, .
' Tha WHlametta Puis aV Paner com
pany ia planning to build a couple of
large bargee to be need for naming logs
from the lower river to tha mills at
Willamette falls. By their nsa. It la
believed, a great deal of expense can be
saved. At preaent logs are towea in
rafts to the fails and then brought
throuvh tha locks In small bunches, a
method both tealoue and' expenalve. Is
ease tha, barges are built, a powerful
towboat will also be built to haul tha
bargee. '' River men say that eventually
Ug rafts will be a thing of the past
here since It has been proven that logs
can be handled much oheaper on prop
erly constructed barges. ' , A towboat
can tow twice aa many logs on barges
aa whan they , have to be dragged
through the water In rafts, and there is
less danger of accident Derricks would
be used for placing the logs on tna
bargea, ; . ,. , 1 :.:f.'V
NOT AFRAID OF SEA '
Governor Ouunberialn Proves Him-
elf Brara) Tar.': ':C.ri'
Oovarnor ' Chamberlain proved him
self a brave sailor last Saturday , when
at Coos Bay, although it availed him
little, for instead ' of reaching Rogue
river as ha Intended.' be returned v to
Portland laat night without having had
tha opportunity to inspect the salpton
baton erjr located on that stream, ; The
governor returned on the' steamer Al
liance to Astoria and after spefjaMig'
; 1
the day m the city by the sea, came
up on laat night's train. -
Captln Olson of the Alliance vouches
for the story that Governor Chamber
lain would have made a fearlesa Bailor.
jtteoemng .roFuana last nignt tne popu'
lar aklpper stated that the . governor
would have reached Rogue river all
right or gone to the bottom of the aea
had tha tug boat captain been as daring
aa tna onief executive.-. t
"Saturday morning," fetid Captain
Olson, - Oorernor Chamberlain boarded
tha tug Columbia at Coos Bay and
started out for Wetterburg but the sea
became so rough that the tug captain
aeciaea to return. He knew the dan
ger of venturing out but still the gov
ernor was willing , to try. ; The tug
caugtit us at Empire City and the gov
ernor came on board and Joined the 1
paaaangers for Portland, . as it would
have taken him probably a week or
more to get to the Rogue." . . ,
The ; Alliance encountered rough
weather all the way up the coast but
running nerore - tbe 1 wind she , made
good time and reached Astoria 1 at ' 7
yesterday morning... She berthed at
Couch street dock a doaen hours later
and - will sail ; Wednesday night for
Cooa Henceforth Wednesday will be
her sailing date from thla and of tha
11 f .
MARINE INTELLIGENCE ;
' Slanlar lisart Bee r Airlwa. ( Ov
mtmrmw, ruui nmm nuiv.av wa,,.UJ SI
r. A. Kllbnrn. tram Hmm FV.11. ana war.M.v
Columbia, from Baa Tineuwe.,,M,M,Mar 3S
Nomaatla, from erlant. ................. My SS
AUlanoa. from Ooea Bar Mi SS
w. n. niaar, rroai naa rears aaa Wsy..My fi
Ooata Uea, from Baa fraudac... Uay S8
Arabia, .from orlant... . Jim. ua
Alaala, from orlant. .... ....... ...,.,....Jniy 16
NMomeaJa, from Orient. ...... ...,.Aafust 10
i " Basiilai' XJaan ta Deoara.
Coats Slca, for Baa rraacl-a. .May tl
AUlaaee, for Oooa Bay May S3
P. A. Kilbora, for Baa Iran, and war.. May it
Boaaoka. for Baa Ptdrs and wav.. ...... liar sa
VtuanDia. war aaa iTaneuea
Nam
Arabia, for ar'ant... a........ ...Juna 18
Alaala. for or loot... Jul 9T
Kloomadla, for Orlaat.., ...Mi.....Aagaat 40
'TsssaUUa Port.
1. Ma-baffar, Aa. str. at WUla-aatte I. Waa.
Bayonna, . ah--at Astoria doak. .
Dlmadala,. Br. bk, at Aatorl. , '.:
Wlcbalat, It. bk tt Astoria. f - ,
Yola, Br. h., at Slevator 4oek. '
Jordanbill. Br. bk, at B. A W. BriDe. V
Rcllpaa, Am. str., -at Bt. Belans. , .
Telloa. Oar. bk, at Columbia Na, L ,
Tottenham, Br. Str.. at Inmaa-PoBlaaA
i-oiana, .n, aca at umu. t :,,.
Btratbrlrda.-Br. atr., at IJnatoa. , '
Columbia, Am. eeh at Stella. - 4 -Waahlocton,
Am. baraw. at aUswa-th, 114
miles above VaaaouTor. . 1 ., ; . ,
SlDtram, Am. ah., at Stella. - -Redosdo,
Am. str.. tt I a W. mflla. ..' .'i
' Wbaos Be, Ohlnaae Junk, at Aatorla.-. , .
Jobs Palmar, Am. bkta., at Kalama. -
Expanakm. Am. seh., at Portia o4 Lambat Ca
Alvaaa, Am, acb, at Ooble. .- vf"; -
James Rolpa, Am. aea., at Wastpart. 1 "
Emily Ba-4, In. atr.. at Portia a4 Lar. Caw
arte. am. ea, at Vancouver. ....--,..
William Oltaa. Am. sch., at Aatorla. r ':
J - k - II . kkhl XT mmm. aiB-.' '.
naB.vu. i f mum mm
Diamond Bead, ia, bk;, Taaaoaver. . 1 .
Latitia, in. sea., at jtainier. -.
Lonlalana, Am. str., st Aatwrla. , .
aloriel. am. ear., at nawpori.
uuuuiii, nt van iriKwa ........ .atar ao
V. Elder, for Baa Pedro aaa tray.. ..Mar 80
imantla, for orlaat... ..June
TT otn esa .than
j the genuine value
wand fine quality of
the Chancellor could
have kept it the IV
Torite brand of, so
many thousands of
smokers year after,
CHANCELLOR
" , Cigar ' , $
"Oldest and Best"
has recently become
a "Triangle AH.
brand which is but -:
further assurance of
Pffrl :r'improyed t uality
t and better value
:f:iX ' than ever. ' Ulae
-Cv v In e r e r a 1 - iizes.T'::
, ' aoldat S-foSCn-
2-ior'Z5c ana iyc
'V f
a K
';!american';S
cigar;
C03IPANT ; r
lUAnaiaaiim . .
MsMAMera
Vb-rtola, Am. aea., Baa rnaelaaa,,
uu, am.
I CharebiU
eaa.. Baa yraaelaee.
': Jobs Smith,. Am. bkta..
StaOa.
Emily Heed. Am.. ah- at Portland Uuabar Oe.
Btratnyre. Br. atr.. at Rainier, , i
Coata Rica, Am. str., at Aim worth wbarf, :
Alllanet, Am. atr .at Ooacb atnet. ..
Northland, Am. str., at Ooacfc atreet. -
Bark, Nor, atr., at Oeeanle aoek. : i , '
Iran, Am. ack at Astoria. i t
Xombar Oarrien Sa Bi-Ai. . '
B. T, Wbita-y, Am. -bk- Makawatt. .
Elwtll. Am. eh.. Baa Padra. . :
Ltllehonne. Am. sch., Manila.
Loclate, Am. ah. Baa Craacleea.
Mabel Oala, Am. ah.r Baa Francisco.
Uetrtarer,. Am. bkta Ban franclsea.
Aarora, Am. bkta., San Franelaco.
Santa Ana,' Am. atr., Baa rraaciaee. t
W. B. llama, Am. ., 8ao Pedro.
J. B.'Btetaoa, Am. atr., Ban Tranetaee.
Dalar rreeman, Am.- str.. Baa Franelaea.
Jobaa rouUea. . Am. str.. Baa yranelaea, "
, Klcf Cyras, Am. s-b Baa Padre.
Abble. am. soa aaa rranrisca.
: Jim Bat lar. Am. str Baa rranelaaa. -
B. P. Bandera, Am. eeh.. Baa Padre. ;
Cbaiialla, Am. bkta., Baa Pedro.
' OlandaK-Am. sen.. Baa Franalsse.
' Mekomia, Aaa. sch. Baa Padre.
': Za Boats With Oemeat aad Baaatal.
Baeeleoch, Br.- ah.,- Hambwg.-,
Brena, Pr. bk., HoIL
Oonway Castle, Br. bk, Antwerp.
Dalsooar. Br. ah, Bambarg. '
' Europe. W. bk., Ant-Tetp."
:; Oorrtaro Mottnoe, fr. bk., tendon.
Rene Kerrtier, It, shM Hamburg.
Laennea,. ft ah., Bwenaea. - ;
I Pllier, IT. bk., London.
J Martha Bona, rr. bk Uambnrg. '
Moaambhiua, Br. ah., NewesaUe. S. '
fiamoa, Br. bk., Shlalds. ' -
' Blam, Ger. eb Loodoa. . - , .
Boeoa, Pr. ah., Newcaatle, . 1 ; .
' Vlncaana. rr. bk.. Glaaaow. '
Marecbaal Turrene, Vt. bk., 'Bamberg, '
oa, aati
twarp. .
A- New Bajy.
I 1 " i H m.L - 11. -A
n iew: Baby ! What maglo, what mystery, what charm these words havo
Wr-ferns, Yet - how iiiaiiiltelT, more they mean to the mother. .A new life;
; short, to.be. sure, bnt full of possibilities. Some; one t must be patient, hopeftd, -
; has heard her baby's first cry, and whether it be her first oritenth," the feeling
v is the same." Her- feeble arms are " put-stretched j sihose : armsthat . will never
; desert it as long as the mother BhaU live. And that hand which supports the
. 'head of the new-born babe, the motheVs hand, supports the civjQizaljon of the world.
Is it "any wonder, we ask you, mothers, tiat with all these responsibilities
v resting upon your all too weak shoulders, we urge, upon you the-necessity : of
i; selecting the babe's medicine with .utmost care ; the necessity of protecting your
; babe from worthless, iinknown aiid narcotio drugs as you would protect itjrom
Iheflre? ' . -"
A'
.JMjf table Prepirttioafor As
almtlatlrtg ttie rood and Rcula
ting the Stomachs bd Dowels of
III m iWu, 'I
Pnaiotet DlgMaonXbecTful
ftessandfontalnsndtta-r
0m.Morpbke nor WatraL
Not KAnc otic.
' aV. faaur ' '
, JSiATiaV-.
WMM
J
rtnVi SnttrSloinaciLDlariTOCe
WarosjCormusioMJevensn
tacss andLosSOrSLtgR .
r.lteSMaVSiabspsof
NTW -YOnK.
jjuer oobv or waArwn.
crtJ
'4
5!
y -XT , r 1 t LJ Xmrnf , i, - mrnJ mmJ W 'i'b
The Kind Tea nftT'Alwyii Bought, and Which has been v r.
'' ta Use for oter 80 years, has home the signature of
.and has been made under his per
sonal superrlslon Since Its lniancyv
UcUit JUlowho one to deceire you in this.!.
All counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-sroOd' are hut
experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiments
What Is CASTORIA
Castorla Is a harmless substitute! for Castor Oil- Pare- .
gorlc. Drops and Soothing Syrups, : It If Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio "
substance. Its age is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Fererlshness. r It euros -Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic' It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatnlenoy. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giring healthy aad natural sleep.
The Children's PanaceaThe mother's Friend. .
ccriuiriE-CASTO R I A auvayo
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You HaYe Always Bought
In Uoo For Over 30 taars.
'" -raaajaa)eBiswaaaaaaa-,a-w ;
Vllle ee llnlnooaa. .rr.
, OnatbarT. rr. bk- Aatwarp.
Plorrl Lotl. rr. bk., Aatwerp. ' ,
, Welden Abberv Br. ab.. Intirerp.
' Oianeaatln, Br. ah, antwerp.
y Veraalllea. Fr.- bk.l Ulth. ' I
4 Oeneral 4 BolsAeffre, fr. bk.. Leaeonv .
; Oaaaral d Mecrler. Fr. bk., toaoom.
Caal Shlae la Beats.' .', . V.
rrla.'lTMsi Naweaatle. A.
k Col. da Tluebols Marenll, rr. bk., Nc-reasthhA.
, Clarerson. Br. ab, Nawcaatla, A. ,
WUlacott, Am. bk, JiaweaaUa' A. v
---'Tramp Steamers Xa apate, ...
, Ascot,. Br., etr, Baeaos Arraa, v . ,. v
" Hradford, Br, atr. Baa Franciaoa.. . i '-;,
' Draaaa Mara,. Jap. atr., Japan.. -
v Afrlcaa Uonarch. Br.' str.. Baa tVaadsoW '
. Btratbre,: Br. atr Baa rranctsoa, ', '-' '
. Tallua, Nor. str Baa rranclaeo. . ,
Maori Kins;, Br. atr., BbangbaL
Knlvbt Templar, Br. strv erwnL ' ' ' ..
Benrlk Ibaea. Nor atr.. Baa rranelsee,
Qoeen Alaxandra, Br. etr., Madras. .
Kallbla. Br. atr., Baa rranclaeo. - "
- Wanaha Mara, Jap. str, Salinas Croa,
. Hadaa, Am. atr., orient. . i
, Macklna, Am. , str., Beattla. "
.Baa Mateo, Am. .str.. Baa rraaetaeo..
".--.,'' . OH CaArters Xa aeate. .
. Maverick, Asa, str.. Baa rraacleee.
W. a rortar. Aaw au.
TdDDD
1
COOT
With hundreds of new and even better bargains added, for this tin
- . loading of makers surplus stocks is ihdeed.one of the , .
GREVTCST OiPMClilllW
Come tomorrow if you were not here today New lots being; unpacked almost
every hour, many of them bargains so great that they are ' snapped up by the
.' crowds almost as soon as they reach the counters. V Doors open at 8 tomorrow.
Be.im;hanfjy
PORTLMDS IIE17 DEPMIQ1T STORE
V'K I Pirtnrl-I I
Orders ijTi1VP3T?il R.!,iew
tmLt I Wxiiff - aiaUS I 10c& l5c
''''-"" ' SrajTIBr Si 0f at AN YAMKI1L FBOM 2MB TO 3 -aammma-am-aamtm
Wmm. I (Th Sic I n I Ac'l TjjQ,c
lr KmJ U zrmmVrt dl ?t VJi ta
lb"
3M
For best 7c and 8c
Figured Calico, all
full bolts. ;
c
Ea
For Women's $2
plaid Mercerized
Petticoats.
For Women's Ox
fords and Pumps,
worth to $2.60.
For Women's 60c
Allover Lace and
fancy White Hose
For large loll stse
$1 JK fancy Couch
Covers. . ,
MiU Ends 50c and 75c All Wool Dress Goods 21c Yd.
50-inch Frenclv Batiste, colors ' 9-4 Unbleached Pepperell 7?V
only, worth 90c yard. . .... . , , .UyC Aurora Sheeting, worth 30c. . . IdblK
85c wide 27-inch PoUca Dot and (JTn 5,000 yards 10c and 12c VaL Edg- Cr
fancy Silks, yard. ... Uv ing and Insertions, yard. ....... ..UW
25c White Dotted ' Swiss, fuU (n Women's 50c and 75c Sample Qr
27 inches wide, yard. 113 W Silk Belts, all colors, choice. .. . .1 7
Mm ends finest 50c and 60c ' 5 12c and 15c yard wide figured Dlr
bleached Satin Damask, yard. . .0 1 V Percales, light colors, yard. , . . . .03 V
And in addition hundreds of other stirring bargains, bargains so great that one of the great-,
est crowds that ever packed the store is here at the time of writing and making it almost im
posslble for the department men to get near the counters to secure new items for tomorrow
sale. But come see for yourself. At S tomorrow morning the excitement begins agaln---ome.
ALONG THE' WATERFRONT
Tha steam schooner Northland will
to aa tha tfrrdock . for onlnor repairs
thla time. - She arrlrad here this morn
ing from San Franeisoo In oommanl of
Captain Sofe&son, former- of tha South
Bar. -' "':",-
The Hawaiian liner Costa Rica, Cap
tain Mason, arrived hare early yesterday
mornlnf bring-lns; 8t paasenrera. Among
them were' Jack McCarty and Joe Rock,
two prominent Baa Franeisoo haber-
daahera who are here, for the purpose
of looking into tha prospects of atart
lna a branch here. Mr. Rook la also
prominent la San Francisco athletlo olr-,
clea. and both are members of the
Olymplo olub. ,
Captain J.- P. Werllch, lighthouse In
spector, started for Alaska yesterday
afternoon on the lighthouse tender Ar
merla to Inspect the various stations as
far north as Ketchikan and to deliver
supplies. The tender carries 600 tons
of supplies, every pound of which will
have to be landed la amail boats through
tha surf. - j
The Norwegian steamer Bark will ar
rive lav the harbor late this afternoon.
8he comes under charter to Balfour.
Guthrie a Co., to load wheat for Shang
hai, China, and will receive her cargo
at Ooeanle djbk. The bark will carry
away about 6,000 tons or tna cereal.
A concert for seaman will be held
this evening In the Seamen's Friend hall.
IS Bocona street, wneo: a fine ma
sioal and literary program . WIU be ren
dered under the direction of the W. C
T. V.: A feature on the program wlU
be acrobatic f eata by Krneat Smith,
an ax-aaiior, but who la at preaent nil
lng an engagement at the Oraad theatre.
v MARINE NOTES
t- . : aaamieBBBaBa-BBjssa) . ..
Aatorla,. Or4 May. 10. ArrlTed down
at 12:80 and sailed at 6:15 a. m.
ateamer Nome-City, for Ban Pedro.
Sailed at s a. m steamer" Asuncion, for
Gavlota. Left up at t a. m., Norwegian
steamer sarx.
San Francisco, May SO. Arrived,
steamers Excelsior and George W.
Elder, for Portland. - -k
Astoria, Mayf i Arrived dowa at- 4
m- French bark Bayonna. Arrived
at 4:80 and left, up at T:S0 a.m.
ateamer Alliance, from Coos bay. Balled
at 1:20 a. m., steamer Tiverton, for Ban
Francisco. Arrived at 10 a. ou schooner
Irene, from San .Pedro, Arrived down
at l:4& p. m., steamer Asuncion. f Ar
rived at 7 and left up at 7:80 p. nu
steamer ' Northland, from San Fran
eisoo. 'Arrived at p. m., Norwegian
steamer Sark, from Haa Francisco.
Baa Franeisoo, May 1. Arrived,
steamer South Bay, from Astoria,
Sailed, steamer Roanoke, for Portland
and way ports; Arrived tug Samson,
with barge WashougaL, from Grays
Harbor. "
Astoria, May 10. Condition v-of the
bar at 8 a. nv, smooth: wind south, II
miles; weather cloudy.
Tides at Astoria today High water.
8:48 a. to.. 8.8 feet; 7:80 p. m 7.0 feet
Low water, 0:18 a. m., 8.8 feet; 0:81 p.
m.i 1.0 feet' vj;;-,,- , '.f';v
UNITARIANS IN SESSION
- AT BOSTON THIS WEEK
iJoorasl Special Be-rlee.k . T,
Boston. May 80. Anniversary week
of tha American Unitarian association
began today with leaders of the denomi
nation present from many sections of
tha country. The exercises opened with
prayer In King's chapel thla morning.
During the day meetings were held by
the Ministerial union and the National
AUIanoe of Unitarian and Other Liberal
Christian Women. . ., j
sasiiisi isijk c lux-"bim e gkocekies
Deeper and Greater Prlcc-Cutllno Now Evcilhloo Goes
Thousands of dollars' worth still left and prices are cut again. We need the room for our
- Dry Goods Department, and a quick, clean sweep must be made. In addition to the follow
: ine items many lots too small to advertise are thrown on the counters at half price and less.
Buy groceries now siock up ior uionuia w vuu.c a vuo i'-" -"i"6'-- v
attenaeo come, & j
10c"tuaker Puffed
Rice, oacluige ....... UW
All our 10c Canned Cr
Sonpe, any kind...., VV
loo susing aua jt
tore Polish
loo aTeUo, :''". Hr
package f C
AU cr heei SOo aad SSo
gams aad
Fre.erTse ...... AVa.ls
an our flaeajt SOo aad eo
go at ...... .29c
Kaglo Teaat . Sj4
100 Sago, lb........ 4
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AT THE THEATRES j
Beats SOT - aire, arawrrcia a '-a"""
Tha saTaaee seat sale will epea aext
Weaneaflay morning, May t, at bo office, the
Hetllg theatre, roorteentli end Washington
streets, Cor "Mrs. Warren's Profession." This
najcb-alseuased play ef Bernard Sbaw'a ' wUl
tm DMaanted br the Drunau aciraaa a
Ooghlaa and aa excellent anpportlng company
. m . . . m. TmA Jam . BaaaaaiBaiel
at the aoora isaacr n rnu.,
and Bandar nights. May 8, St. 80.
"The OolUlterfeitera.,, . 1
Tonight at the Lyrle tha'AUea stork coo.
panr open, the third week of a highly sue-e-aaful
engagement in the niodeta drama,
The Oonnterf-itera," a thrilling play with aa
abundance of eleaa comedy aad a touching
heart-Interest, atorr. Ma Terns r.iton ana
all the- other ' tarorltee will bei In the east.
There will be effect!- tnechanleal effect and
b-aatlral stage picwree. aiairaeee
Thnraday, vSatarday and Bandar. - Beats aow
MlUng. . . y--v,''v'iir' '-..':
4The Glrli ATioDared."!'"
At the Grand this week there is another
ef those big anaeviue entertainment, anm.
posed of headline acts seenrea rrom we pnn-
etpal honaee of the east, -me ri woo
Dared" . I the headline featnre of the new
program. This la played by Mis Grace Gray,
a talented young aetreaa, supported by a com
pany f capable players. The Waitrtee and
the cafe Pianist" is a mnaleal comedy la oae
act br Webb aad Oonnell,, aad will be one
of the Important hit. "At tha Turf Inn" Is
raelna- nlarlst. wita a Bora-rac nmaa aa
exciting as the ell max ta 'Checkers." "
', : 'Knob o Tenneasee." v
aaatnnlna tonlcht the "attracUoa this week
it the Star theatre will- be the exciting melo
drama "Knob o' ' Tennesee."r This will he
the first time that this weu-aaowm piay has
been eeen bar at star price. Special .acea
ery has bees prepared, and tha drama ha
hua earafullr rehearsed and a perfact peo
formanc la guaranteed. The fun strength of
the new stock company will be nsed In "Knobs
Tennessee. aisuneee are . aoTarruea ror
Tnadar.. ThnnSaT. Satarday aad Sunday.
"Wicked London" at the Empire.
Thla la tha last week ef the Seaman .toek
conrpany at the Empire, ' sad the offering le
Sfiermaft
"THB HOUSE! 01 QUALlTT."
(Oxth aad Xovrlsom U- Ova StrtotBae.
, ' rosTiwajro, OKXOox.
. The "Victor, la- the cheering com
panion of the boys on tha campua. It
alngs to them tha latest Opera, or a
aong of home, or play a the accompani
ment for the gay military ball, aa tha
aollders need dictate.. . ; ''
1 Come to our Victor parlore aad hear
the worla a greatest music aa sung by
Caruso, .: Abott, Homer.' Scottl, Ancona.
eta or get, the bugle calls and old
camp melodies that . wQl, jtaka yea back
to the days when you marched proudly
away with the boya of the "GOOD OLnJ
U. S. A."
At Home to Ybii
All Hours -r All Days
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1 TEA
" Thrce quarters of the tea
m this country is not very
good. - ' . ,
The fraction is not too
high. ' :
Year -to rerarat rear meaey U ye 4eat
t like SchUUag's Beati wa pay him.. .. ,., , , .
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the beet t the' teaaon atr that boose.
"Wicked London' t. a saetodrama that would
pleaae aayon., and te prodacad by the Sea
maa company la a highly arriatte . manner.
Lug crowd, were highly pleased with the
performances yesterday.
"A Contented Woman" at the Baker,
v Hoyt's plays- ara all clerer. but 'none more
so than ths extremely funny ' satire that is
being produced ty the Baker company i title
we-k. entitled "A Contented ,Womn.'r The
scene of tha play Is laid ia Penrer. where
women Tote aad where a maa aad his wife
ara .rlral eandldataa' for mayor. It pleaaed
arg sadlenea yeeterday.
FEDERAL SANITARIUM
, WILL BE OPENED SOON
Hot fSprtnga. S. XX, May 89. The new
Battle Mountain aanitarlum, which la to
be formally ; opened this week, Is the
finest Institution of Its kind In the
country. It waa built by the United
States government at a cost of $1,000,-
000. It is designed especially for the
treatment of patlenta afflicted with
tuberculosis and kindred diseases. The
bulldlners and equipment are cf the
most tno'rn c-araeter.' The buti-'ir-cs
ara 'irro!;j5i tx. fax coma:-: s
8,009 S 1 ':: V
WWZ. If energy and snlition ZZZ1
g ore lacking '
.1 the mind is dull, Inactive er de- "
- pressed aad trifling atKancea
a" irritate and eaaaperat, thm tha : " J
ajf' LIVEK i la trouble. The aym.m
aT- ia clogged arith) andigeatea sud ,
g"" decaying tood. . -"-J
DaCastro'sSscitdCirkT;
m la the beat remedy for LIVEH .
-mm. troable. 1 1 iacrcaaca both eorr'v - -
and ambiUoa aa4 induces hcilui- .
ful sleep. Uia .
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