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11 TIIIY mm HLADQUARTLRS FOR SUMMER COTTAGE, FURNISHINGS FORCHl AND LAWN TURNITURL HAMMOCKS GARDEN SWINGS j THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, ' SUNDAY T.IORNINO, MAY . 28, 1C07. III IS SAFE III FORI Llllebonn ; Arrived at . Astoria After a Long Voyage , , From Manila.' i. j , CUIVlta IU KfcAK HAKVLST ' V IN COAST LUMBER TRADE Condition Hare Changed Materially "Since Veuel Left the island and Owner Will Hare to Be Content i With' Ordinary Profit. V Hardly sad th local waterfront fra ternity begun to display MU anxlty . rot; th safety of tha'diminutlv vailing schooner Llllebonn before sh mad her .appearance off th mouth of the river, ' Shi crossed In yesterday afternoon and la now at anchor in the bay eft Astoria awaiting instruction. r ' ;v r., . . . The Llllebonn made the' lon run from ManUa In 71 days, which, Is about : 10 days longer than the average sailing time, but by no means ' an unusually Ion voyage. Calms and head winds . held her back, but now and then some fin spurts were mads when the wind was Just right and from the right quar- The Llllebonn has been engaged ln th Philippine eoaat - trade for some time, but was started back for th , state in order to get in on the rich har kvest reaped by the , lumber droghers. Unfortunately for th owner of the Lille jonna lumber freights hare : de creased about M per 1,000 , slno the . craft towed out of Manila harbor, and Ten at the reduced rata soma vessels may hare to go begging for ' cargoes. Conditions hare changed wonderfully during the past CO days, and chiefly b- y cause of the serious labor troubles In California. The strikes have put a stop to building operations In San Francisco and other coast cities snd the demand for lumber has practically dwindled to - nothing. ... 1 '. . : Railroad tie shipments have kept number of vessels going since the slump in th California demand for building lumbar, but It la aald on good authority that th bulk of th ties needed for the near future has been moved, so that there will be few cargoes of that mill product sent south for some time. Owner : of bottoms,, however, feel that market conditions will soon im prove again since under fair conditions there is an actual demand for lumber throughout California. Th outcome la " awaited with the deepest of Interest be cause upon It will depend the valo ef th floating properties. Steam schooner stocks have risen skyhlgb during th past year with practically none for sal. but th unexpected ehang will make Itself felt should th downward move ment in freights continue. REASONS . ARE , PRESENTED Paget Sound Will Mot Get All Aid , . ilnt n-4l Sanrlea.) Olympia. May tl.Tb secretary of the departments commerce ana laoor, Hon. Oscar Strauss,; has sent a detailed response to senate joint memorial imo, 2,' passed by the last legislature, call ing upon the. department of oommerce and labor for tne construction oi nu merous additional lighthouses, fog horns, fog bells, buoy lights, fog lights snd light ships for th waters of Pu get Sound and adjacent waters. . The legislative memorial referred to, called for a lighthouse at Jefferson head, lighthouse and fog horn at Up Lip Point, fog bell and buoy light at Point Hudson, light ship and ,fog horn at Point Partridge, light and fog horn near-lime works on Ban juan island, llaht and fog horn at Vila Vita rocks, light ship at Alden Bank (Gulf of Geor gia), light ship at Heln Bank (Strait of San Juan), light at Ciarvj point, nasning llgbt in plac of th present red light t Patos Island, and for th removal of the light at Admiralty Head, - . Secretary Strauss presents argument against most of the recommendations offered by the legislature m its me morial. He aays further consideration will be given the recommendation for a light on San Juan island, for th " change Of light at Pato Island and for .th discontinuance or tne light at Ad mlralty Head. In th other oases, rea on are presented for not giving the request favorable consideration at this tlm. ' The letter from Secretary Strauss Is addressed to the Secretary of the sen ate. J. W. Lysons, by whom the me morial was forwarded by order of th legislature. Mm Day Special Selling of Cur- tairi Materials Fancy Nets ' and Muslins,' Curtain Swiss, Plain and Fancy Scrim, Eta- nintt . Qrtili Ifafni'';,' QJ1L--J Jie laiietas, jti licKings, " cretonnes and novelty ; Curtain materials of every description. These choice and ' seasonable ; fabrics to be placed on sale tomorrow, Tuesday and Wed nesday, to introduce our Curtain may tenal department and its most exten sive and complete showing of the latest f effects. Following we - quote ,but a few of the many values which are offered for these three days jn our sixth floor department. : ' T; '. . i!. 16c Swiss : Muslim, 86 in. wide, in tripes and figures per yard. . . .0 15c Figured Summer Silkolines, 86 in. wide, all colors per yard. . ... . .Of 20c Figured Cottage Curtain Swiss, 86 in. wide per yard'. . . . . . .10 25c and 80c 'Linen Scrims, 36 in, wide per yard ................... .15 80c Imported Swiss, fancy figures per yard ....18 35c and 40c Figured Taffetas and Cre tonnesper yard ............. .20 35c and 40c Imported Swiss, fancy figures per yard .......... ...201 75c Imported Swiss, in double width, in white and colors per yard.. 45J T5c and $1.00 values in 36-in. Im ported Heavy ; Cretonnes, shadow stripes and figures per yard. ,.45 $1.00 Fancy Nets and Swiss, in white and ecru tints per yard 60 1 $1.25 Scotch Madras, in full double : width per yard ... r ......... , .75 $1.25 Fancy Stripe Scrims, Swiss and Organdies, Fancy Nets and French Cretonnes per yard ..... .J: . . 75f $1.50 Scotch Madras, in full double width per yard OOf 1 .r ? I Basement Sale of Import'd Seamless Enameled Ware For three days, commencing tomorrow, our basement depart ment offers unusual sale values in high-grade,' imported, seam less steel enameled ware, in the blue and white, guaranteed non- tarnishable: Having made a special purchase of ah immense stock of this ware we are enabled to quote values that will suggest to the thrifty an op- portunity to add to their stock of kitchen utensils. i '. : L !7. . , No. 9 Dep Solid Ladles special, . . .. ; .15 No. 9-i-Deep Perforated Ladles peda!....;,20 No. 13 SeamlessWindsor Dippers special . .35) No. 15 Seamless Windsor Dippers special,. ,4Uf No. 23--Extra Deep Telly Cake Pans apedal.15 No. 25 -Extra Deep Jelly Cake Pans pcial.20 No. 21 Seamless Milk Pans special....... No. 23 Seamless Milk Pans pedal. ..... . .25 No. 27 Seamless Milk Pans special .ao? No. 18 Seamless Extra Deep Pudding Pans.. 20?) No. 20 Seamless Extra Deep PuddhPana..25 No. 22 Seamless Extra Deep Pudding Fans. .30 No. 26 Seamless Extra Deep Pudding Pans. .40 No. 22 Seamless Flat Bottom Tea Kettles. S1.00 No. 24 Seamless Flat Bottom Tea Kettles. $1.25 No. 26 Seamless Flat Bottom Tea Kettles. $1.50 No. 28 Seamless Flat Bottom Tea Kettles. $1.75 No. 12 Seamless American Tea and Coffee Pots' special .... ..iV,. ..605 No. 13 Seamless American. Tea and Coffee Pots special ;.V. ......... ;..V. i...65 No. 14 Seamless American Tea and Coffee Pots special . . . ...................... - 75 N9. 16 Seamless .American Tea and Coffee Pots special .... i...95 No. 12 Flat Bottom Coffee Boilers sol. $1.10 No. 14 Flat Bottom Coffee Boilers special 81.50 No. 15 Flat Bottpm Coffee Boilers sp1.$1.75 No. 16 Seamless Deep Stew Pansspecial... 40 No. 18 Seamless Deep Sttw Pans special, .50 No. 20 Seamless Deep Stew Pans special. ;.G0l No. 22 Seamless Deep Stew Pans special. 70 ) No, 24 Seamless Deep Stew Pans-Special.. .85) Na 26 Seamless Deep Stew Pans--flpecial. , .05) No. 18 Seamless Berlin Kettles-epeciaL. .i.GO No, 20-Seamless Berlin Kettles-Especial... .70 No. 22 Seamless Berlin Kettles special. . . ,80 No. 24 Seamless Berlin ' Kettles-spedal. . .V.05) No. 26 Seamless Berlin Kettles special. ..$1.15' No. 16 Seamless Berlin Saucepans pedal..50l No. 18 Seamless Berlin Saucepans special. .CO No. 20 Seamless Berlin Saucepans special. .70) No. 22 Seamless Berlin Saucepans special, .90 Na 24 Seamless Berlin Saucepans special . . 05) No. 26 Seamless Berlin Saucepans special $1.15 No. 18 Seamless Lipped Preserving Kettles.. 35 No. 20 Seamless Lipped Preserving Kettles.. 40) No. 22 Seamless Lipped Preserving Kettles. .45 . No. 26-SeamIess Lipped Preserving Kettles. .55 ' No. 28 Seamless Lipped Preservine Kettles. .055 No. 80 Seamless Lipped Preserving Kettles.. 75) ; No. 32 Seamless Lipped Preserving Kettles S1.00 No. 84 Seamless Lipped Preserving Kettles $1.25 No. 14 Seamless Lipped Saucepans sp'ecial.25 No. 16 Seamless Lipped Saucepans special. 30) No. 18 Seamless Lipped . Saucepans special. 35) No. 20 Seamless Lipped Saucepans special. 403 No. 22 Seamless Lipped Saucepans spedal. 50) REFRIGLRATORS - LAWN MOWERS GARDEN HOSE SPRINKLERS REELS NOZZLES -7 IN THE BASEMENT DEPARTMENT. r Turkish Rocker ' ' Special . $2375 An exceptional bargain in this luxurious and stylish Turkish Rocker, in genuine leather, full size. The comfort of this handsome piece is displayed in every line. Sells regularly for" $36,50. A few of these to sell at the above special com mencing tomorrow An op portunity you cannot afford to overlook. Unusual Opportunities Offered Through Our Exchange Department Those who Intend furnishing or refurnishing their sum mer cottage for this season, and where items of expense are to be. economically considered, will find our Ex change. Department of unusual advantage in selecting housefurnishings of every description at prices that mean a saving. Cooking Utensils, odds and ends of Crockery Stocks, Shades, Lace Curtains, Draperies, Bedding, Car pets and Rugs, Furniture, Stoves, etc., these goods in every instance being none the worse for wear. YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD Pleasing Styles in Our Line of Go-Carts From the smallest pattern in Folding Go-Carts to the styl ish English Perambulator our showing includes no less than 60 different styles, all of this season's models. Artistic body designs In reed and enameled wood, the 'simplest and best folding and reclining construc tion and the most dependable and non-vibrating springs and gear. Folding patterns as low as $2.75. ' V ALONG THE WATERFRONT The steamer Columbia sails for Saa Franolsoo this-morning from Ainsworta Wharf. : ,..?.! - Th riyer will com to a stand her today at a height of 1T. feet abOT th low water mark, v -..'. .'.:.-' ; The steam schooner RedonAo cleared yesterday forjtedondo with 720.090 feet .of lumber. c f ' ':- , " . Th oil carrier W. 8. Porter arrived at Llnnton last night with a cargo of oil. and the steamer Hyades arrived In the Portland harbor to lo4 wheat. an4 lumber for Ban FYancisco. : Th steamer Alliance Is due to arrive her tonight from Coos Bay. Bhe sails FLY TO PIECES Th Effeot f Coffee oa Xlffhly Orfaa- "I Have been a coffee user for years. and about two years ago' got into a very serious condition of dyspepsia and -in digestion. It seemed to me I would 1 fly to nieces. I was so nervous that at the least noise I was distressed, and . many times could not straighten myself becaus or tne pain. v 'Mr Dhyslclan told ma I nust not eat any heavy or strong rood ana ordered .a diet, giving tne some medicine. I roi- lowod directions carefully, but kept on .using coffee and did hot get any bettor. Last winter my husband, who was away on business, had Postum Food Coffee served to him In th family wher h boarded. . ' ;v ' ': .- ' "H liked It ao well that when h came home he brought ome with him. Vi began using It and I found It most - excellent While I drank it my stomach never bothered me. In th leasts and I ' got over my nervoua troubles. When the PoBtum waa all gone wa returned to coffee, then my stomach began to hurt me as before and th nervous conditions came -on again.- '.n v i . , "That showed me exactly what was the oause of the whole trouble, so I quit drinking coffee altogether and kept oq using Postum. ..The old troubles . left again and I hay never had any trouble ; sine, .There' Reason."-, Read "The c.t-.wuvtti,,ttt. pit. WALL PAPERS NOVEL AND ARTISTIC DESIGNS AND COLOR EFFECTS FOR ALL ROOMS Wall Paper Department Sixth Floor COMPLETE- H0U5E-FURni5HER5 MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS I IPs FURNITURE REPAIRING REFINISHING AND , RE UPHOLSTERING - OLD PIECES MADE LIKE NEW Phone Exchange 34 ' for. Coo next Wednesday, according to th new scnedui. - , ; ' Th steam schooner H. Marhoffer will begin loading lumber, at Vancouver next Wednesday for San Francisco. MARINE NOTES Astoria, Or, May IB. Arrived at i:t) and lrt up at 8 a, m., steamer Hyaaes, from Tacoma; arrived at 11 a. m. and left up at 13:30 p. m., steamer W. Porter; arrived down at 11:10 a. n. and sailed at 1:30 p. m.; Steamer F. A. Kll- burn, for San Francisco and way ports sailed at 13 noon, schooner Alvens, for Redondo: arrived at 1:80 p. m.. schoon Llllebonne, from Manila; arrived down at 4:10 p. ; m.. schooner James Rolph;' sailed at 13:20 a. m., British steamer Tottenham, for Shanghai., Ban Francisco. Mar-. SB. Bailed at p. ro., , steamer George ? w. Elder, for Portland; v sailed last "Right, steamers Excelsior and Quinault. for -Portland. iWJttt M aoi nn&y-:'H Hlghwater 12:18 a. m.. f.t feet " Low water 8:07 a. m., 0.6 feet; 8:08 p. in., 1.2 -feet '. MARINE INTELLIGENCE - aesvlat tiaers Se to Arrlv. ' Alll.nc . from Cooi Bar. ; Vr SO O. W. Elder, from 8. a Pedro end war. .Mar 28 Coata It lea, from Sao Francisco. ....... May 28 wiinwntia,-rrom orient ....Mar 80 r. a. KllBorn. rrom Ban Iran, ana war.Jnne Gotambla. from Ban FranH.co ,Jun. KoiDok. from Ban Ptdra end war..... .Jane 4 Arabia, from orlnt....,.,........,..-.Jan W AlMta. from ortfnt ...Jnljr IS McvoiMia, rrom oriant..............Aau,t 10 Barular Lbwra to Sapart. CommW,' for Baa rranolace. .........May 36 Alltanm. for Com Bay M Q. W. KldW. for Sao Pedro and war Mar HO i oat a Kica. ror nan rranctace ..Mar i Roanoke, for Ban Pwro and way Jane Numtntia, tor .orient ...............JniM 10 Arabia, ror orient. ..................... .Jnne 16 Aleata. for orient. .................. ....Jnl Vt K loomed la, for Orient r. Ansae! 20 Teaaell la Port. J. MarhofTer, Am. itr., at Willamette I. Wis. Tola. Hr ah., at Elerator dork. Jordanblll, Br. bk., at A W. mills. Zlnlta, Br. bk.,. at Oreenwlcb dock. Tellna. Oer, bk., at Columbia No. L Strathclide, Br. at., at Unuton. Washington. Am. barire, . at fillaworth, ml lea abort Vancourer. Blntram, Am. ab., at Stella. -Redondo, Am. err., it a W. mflla." Wbans Ho, Cblneae Junk, at tbe Oakt. Joba Palmer, Am. bktn., at Kalama. Kxpanakm. Am. ech., at Portland Uimber Oe. Jamee Rolph, Am, ech., at Astoria. ' Ar.te, Am. bk., at Vaaeonrer. Wtlllam Olaen, Am. aek.. at.Aattarla. M.kiw.U, Am. bktn., Wallace Blench. -Cl.moed Bead, Am. bk.. VanconTee. ' . LetiUa, Am. Sch., at Btlnicr. - , Ijeniataak, Am. ctr., St Attorta. ' ' n oriel, Asm, etr., at Newport. a mltk, Am. sk, at aMellsi , Emll Bead, Am. ab., at Portland Lomber Co. Btratbrre. Br. etr.. at Rainier. . " Northland, Am. etr., at Willamette Iron worka Bark or. etr., at Oceanic dock. . Irene, Am. ech., at St Helena. .. Uyndford, Br. etr., at flour mills. Columbia. Am, abp.. at Stella, - Johan Poulaen, Am. etr., at Inaaa-Poatoen. King orrna. Am. aoa., at waiuce Blongfe. Virginia, Am. acta., at Inman-Poulaen. Columbia, Am. etr., at Alnawortb wharf. Glendala. Am. sch., at Astoria, . Abble. Am. ecn., at Balnlvr. Churchill, Am., ech,, at Knapptoe. -Antelope, Am. sch., at Astoria, tirades. Am. etr., at Columbia 1 plr Fr.enu.n,. Am. etr., at B. A W, mills. i.iuenonn., aid. ecu., si jascoria. W. 8. Porter, Am. etr., at Llnnton. - lumber Carriers In Honte. B. T. Whltner, Am. bk Ifakawen. . Klwell, Am. sh., Hun Pedro. t Lucille, Am. eb. Ban franclece. Mabel Gale, Am. ech., San Francisco. . : Betrlerer, Am. bktn., San rTanrlace. - Aurora, Am, bktn., Ban Pranclaco. Banta Ana, Am. atr.. San rranctacov . W. B. Hume, Am. ach., Saa Pedr.- . J. B. Stetaon, Am. atr.. San FT.ncl.ce. . Cbnrchlll. Am. sch., San Francisco. Jim Butler, Am. etr Bas Francisco, , B. V. Bandera, Am, sch.. Sin Pedro. Chehalla, Am. bktn., San Pedro. .. " Nokoinls,-Am. sen, Sao Pedro.. .... . . : Alnmna. Am. sch., Baa Francisco. Washington. Am. atr., San rranelaen. -Excelsior, Am. atr., San Francisco. Walacot, Am. barge, San Frandaee. I Quinault Am. atr., Saa Francisco. . Xa Boats With Cement sad Oeaeral. Bnccleuch, Br. ah Hamburg. Brenn, Fr. bk., Hull. ; Conway Castle,. Br. bk., Aatwere, - Dalsonar, Br. ah., Hambarg. Europe. Fr. bk., Antwerp. ; st; OensTlers Mollnoe, Fr. bk., London, Kene Kerrller, Fr. sh., Hamburg. Laennee. Fr. ab., Swansea, Le PlUer. Fr. bk.. London.' Martha Boux, Fr. bk., Hambarg. Mozambique, Br. ah Newcaatle, 3U Samoa, Br. bk., Shields. 81am, Cer. ab., London. Soeoa, Fr. ab., Newcastle, I. , Vlncennea. Fr. bk., ilasrow. -M.rechael Turrene, Fr. bk., Hamburg. Vllle de afulboase, Fr. bk., Antwerp. OtietharT, Fr. bk., Antwerp. Plerrt Lott, Fr.. bk., Antwerp Walden Abbey, Br. sh., Antwerp. , Glenesalln, Br.' ah. Antwerp. Veraalllee, Ft. bk Lelth. Oeneral de Bolsdeffre. Fr. bk., London,. -Oeneral de Kegrler, Fr. bk., London. .i.. Coal Bhlpa Xa Hoate. Belen. Fr. bk.. Newcastle, A. Col. de VlUebols Marenll. Fr. bk., Newceatle.A. Clarerdon, Br, ab., Newcastle. A. 'Wllwtt. Am. bk Newcastle. A. Tramp Staemera Xa Koute. Ascot. Br. atr.r Boenoe Ajrres. . - : : - Crusan Mara, Jap. atr.. Japan. - . , . African Monarch. Br. atr. Ban Frandaee. Btratbyre. -Br. etr., 8an Francisco. Tellas, Nor, atr. Ban Francisco. -, Maori King. Br. atr., Shanghai. ' -Knlirbt Templar, Br. atr orient. Henrlk Ibsen, Nor etr.. Ban Francisco, Queen Aleiaadra. Br. atr Madraa. Ksllbla, Br. etr.. Ban Pranclaco.. i , v . tlanshu Mara. Jan. atr., Ballnaa Craa. . . - i.. Mackinaw, Am. atr., Seattle. Bas Mateo,-Am. etr.. Baa Francleea. - . Oil Oanier'Ba Seats. Ifareriok, Am. atr Baa Fraacieee. i " BREAK IN THE BULL RUN MAIN SHOWS NEED OF NEVV FIRE BOAT A break In the Bull Run water pip In th vicinity of Oreham yesterday made It necessary for the city water department to requisition on of the two recerv fire engines to pump the water out so that workmen eould re pair th damage. The engine waa loaded on on of the flat cars- of the strset railway company across th Madison street bridge and run out to th point of th break, which, It is hoped, can be repaired by this morning, f The city was supplied with . water last evening from th reservoirs and the pumping station at Palantlne hilL Officera of the fire department assert that the bursting pipe at this tlm only rapfeaelscML th Importance of Installing j an additional fir boat and. separate water maina on either aid of th river, an appropriation for which will b voted on at the Jun election. They point out the fact that such rupture tq th big steel pipes ere liable to occur at any tlm, and aven though the reser voirs may be filled an extensive fire In the congested business portion of th city would oon exhsust all th re serve eupply. With an additional flreboat It would be possible to attaob, to th ends of the separata emalns at the water's edge and in a very short time 18,000 gallons of water oould be poured on the flame without the possibility of ever consura ing ths supply, -, ,--.. :..;-;.' TOWN TOPICS . Pierce Wilbur MeMurphy. who died at St. Vincent's sanitarium Friday, May 8, at the age of II years, was much be loved by his friends. At, the time of hi death.. Plerc MeMurphy was em ployed with Ashley & Rumeltn, bank. ers, and held ths position of streetcar advertiser. ' lie came to th coast with his parents when a child from Brook ings, South Daketa. The family set tied first near Tacoma, afterward com ing to Portland, where, the young man received his high school education. . For three year he had been an active mem ber and communicant of the First Con gregational church. Deputy Sheriff Archie Leonard, ar rived last night from Los Angeles with R. Earl in custody. Earl is wanted her on charges of giving liquor to minors and perjury. He waa tried in the circuit court on the first charge, convicted and sentenced to a year In the county Jail. While at liberty on bail, pending a motion for a new trial, Earle left th tlty. He was arrested In Los Angeles and extradited. He waa accom panied to Portland by hi wlf. ' Th' Fraternal Brotherhood wss or ganised at Sellwood last, night In Strahlman's hall. East Thirteenth and Spokan street. - - Fifty charter mem ber ' were admitted with appropriate ceremonies. There was an attendance of mora than 100 person from th city. Th lodge was organised 7 by VrY ' H. Gault, deputy supreme president, and th initiatory ceremonies were . con ducted by F. R Taylor. Dr. W. A. Cox was elected president and William Strahlntaa treasurer. 1 . , ' Emma Goldman, th anarchist and lecturer, will b In Portland next Sat urday to begin a series of lectures on ths subjects Intended to shed light upon th doctrine to which ah 1 devoting her tlm and energy. Th lectures will bs held in Red Men's hall, commencing Saturday evening, when "Misconception of Anarchism" will b the subject. - Th Swedish Good Templar Lodge Bvithled gave an entertainment last eve ning in the LO. O. T. hall, corner Front and Glbb streets, for the benefit of the Anti-Saloon 'league. A program, con sisting of speeches,. , reoltations and music, wss rendered. ; , .. "The Jews and tbe Revolution of Rui- ela" Is the subject of a lecture by Rabbi Jonah B. Irvln before Branch No. 8 of th Socialist party at 8 tonight In Alisky hall, corner Third, and Morrison. At T. M. C. A. ball-today Rev. CTar- ence Ima Weber, -D. D., will speak at 8:80 'on "Th Independent Voter. .: . PLEADS GUILTY TO FALSIFYING PENSION r " George W. MUler of Wilbur, Oregon, pleaded guilty In th United State dis- Composed of only the finest fagredlents ; mixed and baked under scrupulously dean surroundings. Every crumb healthful and nourishing. 5 cents per loaf 2, x At, til grocers Look for this label on every loaf Beware of Imitations and substitutes,- ',' i : trlct court ysstsrday to wearing; to fals affidavits la a pension claim h has ben pressing in his behalf for Mar ly 18 years. Miller never servea - in th srmy but attempted to aour a pen sion He Is 87 year of age and will be sentenced Monday, Jun 8. Th pen. aity for th offense I a fin f 1800, or thre year In prion, of both. , MF family mor sacred than gold. No open town for m. L. M. Davis, 88 on ballot."-. PERSONAL Fook Sang & C nn SKZT.r.rr r v . ESS : JA1WA.JLZ.. JAT TO CHONO. ; 231 Alder St, Per: Pure. Beautiful Jewelry, Gold ln and Signet ltlnua descriptions maa 1 der. Araerlaaa t engraved - in C cnaraciera on trnr, ti..;',' .'w;jd-luclr. rings ngrav.' ine inree carainst t-hineae Dr.-S. J. Barber returned today from three weeks' trip In California. " 1 - Appadlolia. ,' Is due in a large measure to abuse of the bowels, by employing drastic pur gatives. To avoid all danger, use only Dr. King's New Life Pills, the safe, gentle cleanser " and lnvia-orator. Guaranteed for headache biliousness, malaria and Jaundice, at' Red Cross Pharmacy, tea - via Chararea reasonnb assign promptly ewefiitft 1 paid to any part of the Glory. Prosperity Die srd ci for i;o;.:e;: j Dr. Snlra.n'e ' aa4 C" "a t. - e&4 v" ' t r tYI f rrii-e V4 pr 1 I A 1 -e I r . T. 4, i . J'