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THE JOURNAL At RESORTS
1,nffcrlbera ean bar The Journal d
PVfm at the regular ratea at the fol
lowing resorts by notifying the agents
at the various placaa mentioned. Bub
orlptlona by nail ara payable In ad-
OREQON RESORTS.
Oaarhart Park P. 3. Struck
Hot Lake Hot Lake Sanitarium
Saaald j .Lewie Co.
Wllholt Springs F. W. JacCeran
WASHINGTON RESORTS.
Carson Springs ...
Boyd a Son and Mlnaral Springs Hotel
Cascade Spring. Thomas Moffett
Collin, Springs C. T. Belcher
Jlwaco ..Loula Cohen
Long Beaoh
Marshall A Pottoager and O. A, Smith
Nahcotta , H. J. Brown
Ocean Park Matthews Thadford
geavlew Frank B. Btrauhal
The Breakers The Breakara Hotel
TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS
Marquam Grand.. "Magda"
Orand Vaudeville
Lyrio "Wboaa Baby Ara You?"
Star "Man'a Enemy"
Tha Oak a
City Park. .Concert by Da Caprlo's Band
J JM thajfclumbla
'( yfTi hi t
'36wlromlng la
Tha moat heroic dead la to eave an
other's Ufa. Tha good swimmers aboard
rendered Invaluable aerv
tbelr ability to awlm.
not a natural power In
nan. The dog and horee on fall In
Into water are able to awlm, an
though they are aometlmea rather awk
ward at first, yet they are never I
abaolute danger of drowning. Man, on
me oilier nana, without learning
awlm would almost Invariably drown In
spite of all that haa been written to
tha contrary on the subject. It
true that eome people with large
eheata and with great development of
lai are a Die to support memseives in
water, dui in the majority or cases in
drowning man who truita to his mere
ouoyancy will indeed "catch at a atraw
Thla belna the caae everyone ahould
learn to awlm and even If ladlea were
taught many lives would be aaved. not
oniy or me rentier sex. but or tbei
male protectors, who are often aacrl
flced In attempting to aave their
charges. Learn to swim under compe
tent Instructors, and in a safe place,
Rlngler's new east aide natatorlnum
corner of Orand avenue and East Morrl
son, afforda every man, woman and
child the opportunity of learning the
an quicKiy ana oorrecuy. cnameuea
tank SOxlO feet, fresh Bull Run water,
heated, private dressing rooms. Les
sons 60c. General swimming 26c. Prl
vate hours for ladlea only. Phone East
(670.
The annual catalogue of the Unl
Yerslty of Oregon law achool has Just
been Issued, giving a resume of the
work done by the law college during
tha first year after the change
or the oourse from two to tnree
years It Is stated that of a total
of 148 graduates from the school, -only
three have failed to pass the state bar
examinations. Of this year's graduat
ing class, numbering 41, every one
passed. The three years course leads
to the degree of bachelor of laws. The
next school year will begin on Sep
tern her 21, and will end May 25 next
year. Among the lecturers are all the
circuit judges, two federal oourt judges,
end former Supreme Court Justice
Ha Hey.
Sister M. Domlnlo was Invested with
the black veil and silver ring em
blematlo of her perpetual consecration
at the ceremony of the profession In th
order of Sister of Mercy held lasl
Wednesday morning In the chapel of St
Joseph Home for the aged, at East
Stark and Thirty-second streets. Mass
was celebrated at 8 o clock by Arch
lilshop Christie, during which Sister
Domlnlo made the three vows of pov
erty, chastity and obedience, adding a
fourth, to care for the poor, sick and
Ignorant. The archbishop was assisted
by Rev. J. H. Black, Rev. Lawler and
Rev. Father Reldhaar. The chapel was
attractively decorated with lilies and
white carnations.
A pension of 160.40 has been granted
by the Northern Pacific railway com
pany to Edward S. Elliott, bridge ten
der on the Madison street bridge, who
was until a year ago a Northern Pacific,
engineer. The notice of hla pension al
lowance was accompanied by 166 back
pension covering last year. Mr. Elliott
was for 37 years continuously an en
glneman on tha Northern Pacific railroad.
John P. CUne, who had been in the
retail and wholesale butcher business In
Portland for nearly 40 years, died yes
terday at St. Vincent's hospital, at the
age of 71 years. Mr. Cllne came to
Portland In 1868, and has since been In
business here. He Is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Eva Cllne, three daughters,
Mrs. Laura Chellls, of Seattle, Mrs.
Shirley Buzselle of Vancouver, B. C,
and Mrs. T. J. Richards of this city, and
one son, Louis Cllne of New Orleans.
No Dollar
Ever Grew
TJNLESS it was
tfven an opportu-
nity, and the best way
to make it grow is to
start a savings account
in our bank.
WePay 4 Interest
Compounded Twloe Every
Tear.
Oregon Trust &
Savings Bank
Sixth and Washington Sts.,
Portland, Oregon.
Deposits Over $2,600,000
W. H. Moor President
E. E. Ly tie. .Vice-President
W. Cooper Morris. .Cashier
at Twelfth and Alder streets, and that
he gave Byron Card well a deed for it
merely aa security for a note for $1,000
that ha gave him. He asks that the
deed be held to be a mortgage and that
an undivided half Interest In the prop
erty be conveyed, to him after the
amount of the note with interest haa
been paid to the estate.
"If thine eye offend thee, pluck It out."
So the Bible says, but you should know
that the proper thing to do Is to let Dr.
George Rubens teln. tha expert optician,
make you a pair of attractive, nerfect-
flttlng eyeglasses; they will make ob
jects loo clear to you; the world will
be brighter. 188 Fourth, between Yam
hill and Taylor.
A concatenation of the Order of Jioo
Hoos for the northern district of Ore
gon Is scheduled to be held tonight In
Knights of Pythias hall. Eleventh and
Alder streets. A class of 30 unsophis
ticated kittens will be Initiated Into the
mysteries of this most mysterious order
by a special degree team of black cata.
Clarence Davta waa arraigned before
Judge Fraxer In the circuit court this
morning and pleaded guilty to the
charge of contributing to tha de
linquency of a minor. Davis waa sen
tenced to a year in the county lall. but
sentence waa suspended during good bo
na vior.
REALTY MET
IS VERY ACTIVE
For Second Time in Month
Recorded Transfers Ex
ceed $80,000 Mart
MBSSBBssBBaaBBBSBaBsaa
For tha second time daring Jmly tha
dally total of realty transfers yesterday
want above tha $16,000 mark and aa
heretofore during the month, practically
every sale represented a transaction In
residence property. Tha volume of bus
iness In thla class of property baa been
steadily on tha Increase since the first
of the month.
The house and lot at tha northweat
corner of Overton and Nineteenth street
has been purchased by J. A. Cleraeneon
from Julius Kraemer for $6,100.
O. K Walling has eold to Rose Cross
ely a new dwelling on Vaughn street,
near Thirtieth, Willamette Heights for
$4,7(0. '
A new arita has been purchased by the
United States Laundry company, com
prising a quarter block at the southwest
corner of East Ninth and East Yam
hill streets. The property belonged to tna
Central Trust 4 Investment company
and waa sold for $6,600.
E. B. Holmes and J. P. Menefee hare
purchased 28 lots In Irvlngton from the
Security Savings & Trust Co.. ' trustee.
The lots are situated In the unimproved
portions of Irvlngton and were aold for
an average of $600 each.
Paul Datln and Clara P. Courtols have
purcnaaea irom ine i me uuaimn .
Trn.t nnmnnriv fnur lota In Rossmere. 1
consideration 11.600.
Edward H. James haa purchased a
quarter block at Flrland from the Flr
lknd company for $1,660.
NEW ROAD READY
NEXT HOMER
Contractors Building Oregon
Electric Railway Exceed
AH Expectations.
camp mine
ELECTS OFFICERS
Yesterday's Session at Tre
mont Grounds Busy One
Newspapers Thanked.
Yesterday waa a bury day at Tre
mont camp meeting grounds. Besldei
the regular services of the day, tha
annual business aesaion waa held. The
latter developed a large amount of busi
ness In the way of election of officers,
plana for the future, etc. Tha officers
elected for the ensuing year were:
President, Le Grand M. Baldwin; secre
tary, Mrs. Edith Whltesidee; treasurer,
Rev. O. A. Hendricks.
A resolution of appreciation waa
adopted as follows:
"Recognizing that the publlo press la
a potent factor for good and an agency
Whereby ail the DeoDle nan ha reached
all tha time, ws. the Oregon Holiness
association, do hereby extend to the
newspapers of Portland our sincere
thanks for the liberal spaoe accorded
our annual camp meeting and for tha
fairness with which the reports have
uaen ireaiea.
During the afternoon aervloe yester
day an address was given by a Christ
ianized Chinaman, who electrified all
who heard him by his earnestness and
evident knowledge of ealvation from aln,
Next Sunday la to be the great day of
the camp. Special street car arrange
ments will be made to transDort the
crowds that will want to attend the
closing services.
A tourist party of 16 people, who
arrived over the Southern Pacific from
Cincinnati on July 19. went on from
Portland to the sound, and returned to
thla city this morning over the North
ern raciric. They will leave tonight
over me u. n. in. lines ror yellow
stone park.
The United States olvll service com
mission announces that on August 7 an
examination will be held In this city for
me position or janitor in the custodian
service for positions In this city. Per
sona deelrln to compete should call on
Z. A. Leigh, postofflce department, city.
Articles of incorporation of the
Butterworth-Stephenson company were
filed in the office of the county clerk
this morning by A. S. Butterworth,
John W. Cook and H. O. Beckwlth.
Capital atock. $15,000. The firm will
engage in the real estate business.
The two new second-size engines
which were ordered some months ago
by the executive board arrived In Port
land Wednesday and will' be tested
today or Saturday. One of the en
gines will replace the old, wornout en
jrlne at the house at the corner of Third
ai East Pine streets, and the other
"Pk atatloned In the new engine
houstsknt the corner of Grand avenue
and Multnomah streets and will be
known aa engine company No. 13.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles Deyette,
who died last Tuesday afternoon, waa
held from the family residence, No. 11
East Seventeenth street, at 10 o'clock
this morning. Interment at Rlvervlew
cemetery. Mrs. Deyette was the wife
of Charles Deyette, a department man
ager of Marshall-Wells company. She
Is survived by a husband, a son 10 years
old and an Infant daughter.
Tha following articles were found
yesterday on the streetcars of the Port
land Railway. LlKht & Power com nan v
and may be recovered at room 4, 6. W.
P. building, Corner First and Alder:
One lunch basket, three miscellaneous
packages, one bucket, one grip, four um
brellas, one coat, one key, one book.
The United States civil service com
mission announces that on August 17
an examination will be held in thla city
ror tne positions or cierx-carner In the
Portland. Oregon, postofflce. Persons
desiring to qompete should call on Z. A.
i.eign, poatornce department city.
Valuable time and money can be
saved by every shaving man by getting
shaving outfit from Albert Bern!, the
ruRgtst, 233 Washington street. Every
thing that comes from Bernt's drug
tore can on aepenaea on as satisfactory
or money Dact.
Water throught hoso for sprinkling
yards or sidewalks or washing porches
or windows must be paid for in advance
and used only between tne hours of
and 8 a. m.. and C and 9 p. m. It must
not be used for sprinkling streets. If
used contrary to these rules, or waete-
ruiiy, it will be shut on.
The Catholic Young Men's club of St
Mary's parish, Alblna, will give a social
on the school grounds tonight at 8:30
o'clock. In the event that the weather
Is Inclement Zellar-Muellar hall, Wil
liams avenue and Russell street, has
been secured for the affair.
Exceeding all expectations in the dis
patch with which they have pushed
construction work on the Oregon Elec
Irlo railway, the contracting firm of
W. R. Barstow & Co. will complete the
road and turn it over fully equipped to
the railroad corporation by November
16, 1907. At that date the entire line
will be Dlaced In operation.
Rolling stock la already on the way
to .fortiana. nr Aurust 10 it is ex
pected two electric freight locomotives
and 12 passenger cars will arrive. Guy
Talbot, who has taken charge of opera
tion of the road. Is making prepara
tions to Inaugurate the entire service
between Portland and Salem on the day
the completed line Is turned over by
the contractors.
APARTMENT IIOUSE
BEARING COMPLETION
Three-Story Structure Being Erected
at Thirty-Third mid Everett
Street to Coat f 20,000.
The fhree-story brick apartment house
st Thirty-third and Everett streets, be
longing to Mra Lena Wleat la nesting
completion. The walls are up and good
progress Is being made on the interior.
The sue is 76 by loo and the building
70 by 70. Each floor will contain ll
TAFT RECEPTION
BEING ARRANGED
Secretary ot War W1U Be Well En
tertalned When He Visits Port
land In September.
rooms, divided Into two suites of six
rooms each. It Is the Intention of the
owner to make the building modern and
up-to-date In every respect and to ac
complish this no expense Is being !
spared, the building alone entailing an
expehdlture of about $25,000. The Im
provement will be ready for occupancy
about October 1.
Ten $2,000 residences will be erected
at one In the new addition of Ross
mere by the Title Guarantee A Trust
company. The company's architect Is
preparing the plans for these dwellings
and the contract will be let In the next
few days.
TRACTION COMPANY
DELAYED CONTRACTORS
Leo Furlong pleaded guilty to the
charge of contributing to the delin
quency of a minor and waa sentenced by
Circuit Judge Frazer yesterday after
noon to serve a year in the county Jail.
Sentence waa suspended during good behavior.
A motion to discuss the anti-trust or
dinance Introduced at the last session
of the city council will be held tonight
under auspices of the Northeastern Im
provement association at the Presby
terian church. East 20th and Wygant
atreet.
More Jltlgatlon Involving the estate
of Byron P. Cardwell has been be
gun In circuit court. James R,
Cardwell brought suit In which ha
declares he owns half of the property
It takes 6 minutes to boil "Golden
Grain Granules," the cereal coffee. It
Is stronger and richer than any other.
Dan KelTaher, grocer, Portland, Oregon.
Cascade Locks Steamer Telephone.
Sunday, July 28. Leave Alder street
dock 9 a. m. Return about 6 p. m. Fare
for round trip $1.00. Meals SOc.
Cascade Locks Steamer . Telephone,
Sunday, July $8. Leave Alder street
dock 9 am. Return about S p. m. Fare
for round trip $1.00. Meals SOc.
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F.VV. BALTES
& COMPAHY
MAIN 165
INVITE YOUR
I ENQUIRIES FOR
BDiMTirin
r ll I ii I IHU
FIRST AND OAK STREETS
Steamer Jesse Harklna, for Camaa,
Washougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at z p. m.
Going to have company for dinner
Sunday? Order your beverages now.
Kelly's Family Liquor Store, Park and
Morrison.
A reception and entertainment for
William H. Taft, secretary of war. In
Portland, Friday. September 6, will be
In the hands of the Oregon Development
league. All Portland commercial or
ganisations are to be Invited to Join In
the entertalnement. and prominent citi
zens from all parts of the state will
participate.
Mr. iart win reacn i-oruana tne even
ing of Thursday, the 6th. He will be
shown the otjly of Portland Friday, and
will visit Vancouver, Inspect the bar
racks, and probably inspect the Jetty
and the forta at the mouth of the
Columbia It is expected that time may
be afforded to give him an lnrormai
luncheon, but this detail has not been
taken up. The big event of his Port
land visit will be a reception In his
honor and an address by him at the
Armory Friday evening. Seats will be
reserved for representatives from over
the. state, and also for a number of rep
resentatives of various organizations,
Including the labor organizations. The
idea of the managers of the entertain
ment will be to give all classes and the
general public a favorable opportunity
to meet the secretary, and hear him
talk.
It is said Mr. Taft's Journey will take
him across the Pacific. He comes to
Portland via the v Union Pacific from
Salt Lake, and will go from here to
Tacoma and Seattle. He will sail from
the latter city for the orient.
Because the street railway company
neglected to lower its tracks on Hlbbard
atreet, Montavllla, Contractors Gleblsch
ft Joplln were compelled to ask the
executive board for an extenalon of time
In the Improvement of the thorough
fare. The executive board yeaterday
cranted a 20-day extension. The grad
ing work has been finished, but the
contractors cannot begin graveling un
til the rails have been lowered.
The rails are now three feet above
the level of the street and are said
almost completely to block travel. City
I Engineer Taylor informed the board
that he had sent a number of notices
to tne sireei car company to lower tne
tracks, but without success. City Attor
ney Kavanaugh will now take the matter
In charge to secure some reller.
INTERESTING EXHIBIT
OF INDIAN BASKETRY
Special Sale Extra Size
for Saturday
Skirls
A Skirt Sale Extraordi
nary. Real out sites at
soedal prices. They are in
blue, black, brown, gray
and fancy checks, and are
worth up to $8.00. Your
choice di Qr
Saturday. . . . . . s'tW'J
Any size for any large
woman over 28-inch waist.
BIG OR LITTLE
WOMEN EASILY
FITTED
$33.00 Silk Jumper Suits at $8.95
These fine Jumper Suits are worth up to $18.00, but we shall place them on fpe;
cial sale Saturday at only $8.95. See these big values.
Shirtwaist Sale for 95c Saturday
itTHS
In fancy lace trimmed, embroidered, plain pleated, in tailored effects. Very ex
clusive styles in Marie Antoinette; worth up to $2.25. Special Satur- QEir
day only at if
WE SELL ON CREDIT FOR LESS THAN OTHERS DO FOR CASH
You Are Welcome to Credit at Gevurtz'
GEVUR
Z&S0NS
COR. FIRST AND YAMHILL
COR. SECOND and YAMHILL
One of the most instructive and in
teresting exhibits ever seen at the art
museum win be opened tomorrow arter
noon. The exhibit includes baskets.
blankets and beadwork of the Indians
of this western coast, all the leading
tribes being represented. Baskets of
all kinds and of ail shapes are shown
and they have been so arranged as to
place the work of one tribe together,
thus giving an adequate idea of its
characteristics.
The baskets have been lent by Port
land people. The admission tomorrow
afternoon and on each Thursday and
Saturday afternoon will be free. On
other days the admission Is 16 cents.
MORE EXAMINATIONS
TO FILL VACANCIES
Mtney belts, purses and bill books
of all kinds at moderate prices. Albert
Bern!, the druggist, 233' Washington st
Woman's Exchange. 131 Tenth street,
lunch 11:30 to I; business men's lunch.
Perfect fitting eye glasses. 11.00. Dr.
B. J. Mills. Ill Sixth, near Washington.
Acme Oil Co. sell safety coal oil and
fine gasoline. Phone East 78; B-1007.
Will sail 10 shares Telegraphotia at
111.10 per share. P. O. box 19, city.
Dr. E. C Brown, Eye-Ear. Marquam.
D. Chambers, optician, 119 Seventh.
Berger signs 184 Yamhill phone.
Bark Tonlo for rheumatism.
Back Jeweler 108 Alder.
'. Ice.
Tor loa call Mala 114 or A-114S.
DeUYSXX oompaa. 181 Stark at
lot
The United States civil service com
mission announces the following i-
aminatlona to fill vacanclea and secure
ellgiblea to fill positions in the de
partment: Knife-grinder In the govern
ment printing orrice, salary au cents
fer hour, August Z2; marine firemen
n the i quartermaster's department at
laree. salary 1480 per year and rations.
August 22; an aid in grain standardiza
tion In the bureau of plant Industry,
salary from $600 to 11,000 per year.
August 21; chief engineer In custodian
service, salary rrom ii.kuo to z,&uo
per annum, August 28: computer In
coast and geodetic survey, salary 11,000
per annum, August zi-zz.
Ruildlng Permits.
James Q. Peatle, lV4-story dwelling,
South avenue, between Mllwaukle and
Second, $1,000; J. A. Melton, two-story
dwelling, Williams avenue, between Al
berta and Wygant, $2,900; B. F. Wal
ters, two-story dwelling. Franklin, be
tween East Twenty-eighth and Kast
Twcnty-ntnth. $2,500; J. F. Rowellffe,
IVi-story dwelling, Marguerite, between
Hawthorne and Murray, $1,(00; Frank
Hailing, one-story dwelling. East Twenty-fourth
and Wygant, $50: F. Dresser
& Co., one-story smokehouse, Ninth, be
tween Flanders ana Ullsan, 1600; W
J. 8wank two-story dwelling, Halsey,
between t-ast aignteenm ana bast nine
teenth. $3,500; W. W. Banks, two-story
dwelling, Marshall, between Twenty
fifth and Twenty-sixth, $4,500; R. W.
Blasdel, two-story dwelling, Weldler,
between East Twenty-first and East
Twenty-second, $5,000; J. Annand, two
story dwelling. Vista avenue, between
Twentieth and .Twenty-first, $9,600; But-terworth-Stevenson
company, one-story
dwelling, Minerva, between Thompson
and Braiee, $2,000; D. Lankat, 1 Mi -story
dwelling, Willamette boulevard, be
tween' Minnesota and Missouri, $1,000;
Wolenty Krawesynskl, two-story dwell
ing, Morris and St. Johns road, $2,000;
John Sanderson, one-story dwelling,
Amherst street and Macrum, $500; T.
M. Hubert, two-story dwelling, Rugby,
between Franklin and Thurman, $4,600.
If yqu want to rent your newly fur
nished room advertise It in the "Fur
nished Rooms" oolumns of The Journal.
Rata one cent a word. Phone if you
can't bring it.
Men can dress reasonably and season
ably by visiting Robinson 4V Co.'s an tic 1-
UM ml, m ,iUartm ittwv
Cloud Cap Inn
MOUNT HOOD
SPEND your vacation
at this delightful re
sort (at snow line).
Enjoy a snowball in
summer time. Automo
biles leave Hood River
station at 8:80 a m. and
at noon, making trip to
the Inn In less than
three hours. Rate, $9.50
for round trip from
Portland. Ask at O. R.
& N. city ticket office
for particulars, or write
HOX.ACE MECKLEN
Manager,
P. O., Mt Hood, Or.
AJnrBBMUTTB.
14fi and
Wishing tna
HEILIG THEATRE
Pbee
kUls 1
SUNDAY NIGHT. JULY 18.
DANDY DIXIE MINSTRELS
worvukM raxess so, boo, tbo.
Seats selling at theatre.
$1.00
A WEEK
WILL DO
SLOO
Marquam Orand
(j'hone Main 8.)
Only Four More Performances Tonight,
Saturday Matinee and Nignt
and Sunday Night.
If AMCB 6'sTEXb
In Sudermann's Masterpiece,
"atAODA."
Evening 11.00. 75c, 60o, 18a Mati
nee. 75o. (0c 15o.
Next week "The Story of tha Golden
Fleece.
WE SELL ON THE EASY PAYMENT PLAN
DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD WITH US
AND YOU WEAR THE GOODS WHILE PAYING fOR THE1
THE GRAND
YAV9STXUUB
SB ZjUXH.
uro ii oo.
"txoxxsto
txb wimv
Weak of
July aaL
Krelsel's Dog and
Cata, The Tanakaa,
Reeves & Kenny,
Joe Thompson.
rPTn? OTl A T Phones Main 4898
11L1U and Home A-1498.
Phones M. 6498, and (Home) A1496.
The Coolest Theatre in the City.
Week of Julv 22, the Great Bcenlo
Production.
Matinees Tuesdays, Thursdays, Satur
days. Sundays at 2:10; prices 10o. 30a
Every evening at 8:16; prlcea lOo, lOo
and SOc. secure seats ror ail perronn-
ances by phone.
EYERY ARTICLE GUARANTEED
STANDARD JEWELRY STORE
189 THIRD STREET, BET. YAMHILL AND TAYLC3
.al
BASEBALL
ATHLETIC PARK,
Corner Taogba and Twenty-fourth.
July 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28
LOS ANGELES
VS. PORTLAND
Game called at 1:30 p. m. dally.
Games called at 2:30 p. m. Sundays.
&ABXBS' SAT rBXDAT.
ADMISSION 25 f.
Grandstand 25c. Children 10c.
Box Seata 15 c.
LYRIC THEATRE
Thla Week the Allen Stock Company,
presenting
"WHOSE BABT AM TOUT"
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
and Sunday, price ivo, ma. jsvery even
ing at 8:1. trices loo. ZQC and 10a
Reserved seats by phone. Main 4885.
Office open from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m.
M0 PLATE5
"MIUID.. M
THE
JACOBS
Makes Shirts
Nothing Else
SHIRTS
That Fit
29l Stark St. Ntor 4th
SENSATIONAL
WRESTLING
Between man and ourang-
outang, oeai two in tnree rails,
Friday Night
JTJXT 88, " V. X.
SWIMMING
TOURNEY
Saturday afternoon prises
fiven lor test rancy cilvlng,
00-yard swim, and longest
distance under water.
Coming Bandar, Beaves' rvany
Manikins on tha Avenue.
OABSTTAX. aATOTKDAY
sTXOXT.
Foun5 Child's silver metal
coin case and a small laca
cape.
W. A. WISE BAB BTTJTBJTin
raoic ALASKA.
We can extract one or all yooj
teeth without hurting a bit, and
put in new teeth tha same day
if you desire.
Our system of crown ana
bridge work is simple, quick and
nAtnlAaa
When desired you can have T.
P Wise or my personal service.
Painless Extracting Tree Warn
plate ara Ordered.
BO TBABB MJBMM
and doing dental work all
ttm. That Is the record of
W. A. Wise. That's on reason
our business has grown our pa
trons come back, and they sand
their friend
W. A. WISE, Dentist
railing bids..
8 a. m. to P-1
Painless x.
bids., Sd and Washington
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T.P. Wbe,H.A,Stardcvant
and H. H Huffman
ASSOCIATES.
both noma, a ahd
aoaa.
UNDERWOOD
STANDARD
TYPEWRITER
MIRES
NEVADA GOLD
By special arrangements mad with tha
Gordon-Campbell Trust Co., Financial
a rents, we invite subscriptions to a
small block of tha promotion stock of
n'nnilu P&vmaatar OflU Iftntnv fW.
at 16 for each 100 shares. Properties
situated In the rich Wonder Mining
district, Nevada Stock orders at tha
above price cannot t placed too sarly.
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street.
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Of
The Durability' of tha -PIONEER
VISIBLE
TYPEWRITER - .
is as well established as It3
SPEED
Underwood Typewriter ? Company.,
Portland, Or.'. -
Carbonic Gss
worn ax jrnuroezs
Bilderted. & Crc.
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