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THE 'JOURNAL AT RESORTS
THE' OREGON DAILY, JOURNAU PORTL'AND TUESDAY EVENING, 'AUGUST 0,'i9Or.
i. .
At
iiverea
rtbere can hi The Journal de
al tha raaular rataa at tha fol
lowing r aorta by notifying tha agents
at tha various nlanaa mantlonaAy Sub
aonptiona by mall are payable in a
OREGON RESOBTS.
Gaarhart Part ,.P. J. Struck
Hot Lake Hot Lai Sanitarium
Seaside Lewie Co,
WUholt Bprlnga F. W. McLeri
WASHINGTON RESORTS.
Careon Spring
Bovri a. Dm Vif iVJnYstarjnaVflotal
Caaoa4a Bprlnga. Thomas Moffett
Collina Sprtnga..., C. T. Belcher
Ilwaco Louis Cohen
i-Onr Baah y.
m Marshall Pottanger and O. A. Bmlth
Naheotta H. J. Brown
Ocean Park Matthews Thedford
Sea view Frank BL Btrauka
Tha Breakers. t Tha Braakara Hotal
TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS
Marquam Grand Tha Undertow."
Orand Vauda villa.
Lyric "Jim. tha Westerner.'
Star "A Baohelor'a Honeymoon.'
Tha Oaks, O. W. P. carltna. First and
Aldar.
Holladay Park, band conoart, A. Da
Capiio, director.
Hundred of paopla In southeastern
Clacr4bM county have, poated notloea
fttlsment on Southern Paclflo grant
'jaMiaa. according to a atatamant br
James V. Sayra. manager for tha Cal
kins Newspaper ayndlcata, who haa Jut
retameU from a trip to tha Ogle moun
tain mlnea. Ha said all klnda of ahacka
have bean built on tha olalma, and tha
inienowg aetuera nave put up noticea
to in exrect mat tner nave made tan
dara of tha atatutory price o the eotn-
fany for tha lands, and are legally en
ltled to priority of poaaaaalon In thai
ovens oi aaie.
Complaint haa coma to tha atate board
of health ' regarding tha conditiona in
Harmoaa Park at Seaside. Dr. R. C.
Tanner, aecretary of tha board, haa
communicated with Dr. Lewis, of Bea-
aia
west
measures that may be reaui
A Sia Francisco Eoergtjicjr
Piano Values
Positively
Beyond
Precedent
See Oar
Windows and Take
Advantage at Once
The Hon of Hlgbesl Quality
353 Washington
Comer o! Park
Ways and Means Committee
of City Council Secured
One Per Cent or Better on
$80,000 Worth of Street
ImproTement Issue,
la, and given him lnatructlona to in- cloae Friday morning,
atlgata and take any precautionary were in attendance last
aaaure that may be required. It la ceremonlea were openet
possible that the park may be cloaed by
order of tha stata board of health if
About 40 oiieata
t night when the
ceremonlea were opened by Kigm ttev,
j. J. Kane or cneyenne. wyo. .area
hinhon cnriatie nraaiaaa
conditiona there are not remedied at
noe. Tha oondltlona complained of I Four new cltlsana were admitted In
e5iJtfd-M0n.-c.uJlt th J00I tha federal courta yeaterday before
Nwvrui xaciiiLifjBj bqu torn mmumm mi
nhAM iAmin JQdff cnvrlt9 el woiverton. Anarow
mm-m I uh aaUa a liatlTg VI TT7JVaf aa.it aauw
Examination to llat eUglblee for tha fotar Hanaen. of Denmark, were aamit-
. . . . m ... i i. an la ill uiaj Liiuuii uuui a., avuu uunaiu
xouowmg vacanciea wm d neia Dy e - f 8weden. tnd warlambea Z.
United State civil aervlce commlaalon MirlkM a native of Turkey, were ad-
ai aatoa aenoud aa rouowa: jutgineer, muted In the dlatrlct court.
jnuan aervica, uneyenne Kiver agency.
ooutn jjaaeta. aaiarr trm. examination Tha Oraa-on National Guard rifle team
.ynornrvrtmntn;T.'rPv?c2 ,.VRM' "
on uuoan coaat. aaiary rrom ii.zuo to r-oim v,uumn, umo, wmn mvj
fj.jvu, ctepiemoer ana e; crop teen
nologlat. agricultural department, aal
arlea ranging from 11,600 to 18,000
September f . Further Information can
he obtained Rom tha poatmaatar.
Forty-five warda of tha Boya and
Girl a Aid aoclety war entertained at
tha Oaka yeaterday by Manager D. C
Freeman and a number of concaaalon-
will
take part In the national tournament.
It will be aeveral week before the
comparlaon of Oregon'a team with
thoae of other atatea can be learned.
The peraonnel of the team haa not yet
been decided upon.
In order to keep a more thorough
check on the bualneaa conducted In the
varloua dapartmenta at the city hall
Eighty thouaand dollare worth of
at'raat Improvement bonda of tha lltt.
M6.tl laaua ware aold yeaterday by
tha waye and meana committee of tha
Clt J council, a premium of one par cant
or batter" being aecured on tha aeven
acoeptadpropoaala. Five blda, ona of
which, that of Morrla Brother of thle
city, covered tha entire laaua. Morrla
Brothara offered 6-1 par oent prem
ium. All of tha blddera offered to tana
the bonda at par with aooruad Intereat.
The btda aubmltted yeaterday were
tha third batch to be opened hy the
wave and meana ooromlttee to whlon
had been delegated full powera for aH
tng the bonda. Auditor Bar bur will ad
vertise for blda for the remaining
110I.7I.5, which will be opened next
Tueaday afternoon.
Boooeeaful Blddara.
Following are the namea of tha auc
ceaaful bidder:
United SUtea National Bank, $2S,000
and 1 jer cent premium; A. H. Maeg
ley, $26,000 and f 1-1000 par cent; A. O.
Kloatarman, $10,000 and 1 Pr oent;
Abe Tlchnar, $10,000 and 1 par cent: W.
J. Kelly. $1,000 and ltt par oent; M. C
Oriawold. $3,600 and J per cent; Kill
Encampment, I. O. O. $1,600 and 1
per cent.
These are the blda that ware re
jected for offering leaa than a 1 per
cent premium:
w. f. White. 110,009 at par; Morria
175. S5 and
CMMif
Brother. $1(3,
per cent
alraa at the big park. Tha youngatera and to almpllfy office procedure, a aye-
wara In r.harra of BuntrintanAtnt nardw tem of triple requlaltlona haa been aoo
ner of the home and were given free d. Every department haa lta own coi
ft
tranaportatlon to the park by the atreet of paper, and every requlaltion muat be
rallwar company. Thev left the home algned in triplicate.
.t An Aalnilr a n4 t Vi rnn aFri tha rstfirf Aniv 1
of managera of the varloua conecaalona Jim Davla, an Indian raaldlng on the
they were entertained lor tha raat Of TTmatllla Indian reeervatlon. waa fined
the afternoon. tn nnt. tn a. in
rVnM. .-. K K .V. 1 - rauJ uiyiuo.il vuunvj . Ji u, - ""a"
w l f'harlM K wolvarton In tn Ilnltnri
mour car line for 1,000 tona of Ice to be I Btatea dlatrlct court yeaterday for oar
delivered to the Armour loa houaea In rymg wniaaey upon tne reaervanon.
California. The ahortaa-e there thl
eaaon la due to the lack of lea laat
winter at their Boca. California, atorage
lelr
Ice plant at laa vegaa. Nev
Portland loe will ba taken to Baora-
premlum: Abe Tlchner. $23,000 at S
rer cent premium; J. W. Caruthera,
13.000 at 3-6 per oent premium; M.
C Grlswold. $10,000 at 4-6 per cent
premium.
Object To Advartlalsg.
Aba Tlchner, one of the blddera, ad
drenaed the committee and atrongly
objected to further advertlalng for blda
In an effort to get higher premiuma.
He aald that It wa tantamount to
speculating on the money of the bond
buyer and cited a provlalon In the coda
which atrlctly prohlblta speculating.
Tlchner aald he hald $90,000 worth of
city paper which would be redeemed
rrom the present iau ana aia tne
council persist In not awarding the
blda hla attorney would take tha matter
up with tha council.
BAND WILL PLAY
AT HOLLADAY PARK
The
mento and from there distributed wher
ever needed by the refrigerator car
aervica.
Several children from the Day nur
aery were given a trolley ride yeater
dav afternoon bv Mlaa Mabel Devera.
wno taxee a great interest ana la one more carrier. ine loiai win do in
Water throught hoo for sprinkling
yarda or aldewalka or washing porches
or windows must ba paid for In advance
and used only between tha hours of S
and ( a. m., and C and I p. m. It muat
not ba used for aprlnkllng streets. If
used contrary to these rules, or waste
fully. It will ba ahut off.
Tha Sunnyelda postal station, Station
C. la to ba enlarged to acoommodate two
of the manager of this helpful Insti
tution. The Day nuraery i now in it
aecona year ana is
From 12 to IS children, vary
from fhree month to six years, are left
there dally to be taken care of while
their mother are out at work.
growing rapidly,
ring in age
The Portland Railway, Light and
Power company haa begun tha work of
raving lta portion of First atreet from
Washington to Maaiaon. The old pave'
ment between the rails and for a foot
on each aide is being torn up, and will
be replaced with Belgian stoge blocks
pei in uuiiurmw. jt.m xaai ns me com
pany finishes thla work, the city will
lay a oiinumnio pavement on the
malnder of the street.
re'
A permit waa taken out yesterday for
tha excavation for tha foundation of the
DroDOSOd T. M. C. A.-T. W. C. A. build
Ing on Taylor street, between Slxjth and
Seventh atreeta The permit provldea
for an expenditure of S 4.000. The three-
atorr frame residence at the corner of
blxtn ana Taylor, la being demolished
and It la Intended to tear the remainder
of buildings on tha half block by the
ana oi mis weex.
Mlsa Br
Brown, general secretary of the
In Washington City, who
visiting in Portland for the
Iiaat week, was given a "secretarial tea
apt night in tha room of the local or
gmnlatlon. Miss Brown is making (
visit to air tha larger Pacific Coast clt
las. with a view to studying tha merti
ods of western T, W, C. A?e In social
work.
The following articles left on atreet
care yeaterday may ba recovered by
the ownri at room 4, O. W. P. building,
r,r-,Tn or VM r t and ilHar rnm
one clasp; one pair gloves; one hand
basket: two lunch baskets: one baby
coat; nve umureuas; one DucKet; one
book; 10 miscellaneous packages; two
pair glasses; mree aeys; one purse.
At the Medford fair tha slogan, "Ev
erybody is talking about It" la tha go.
It originated from the fact that Golden
Grain uranuiea- nign class advertlalng.
the airship, the literature, etc., which
this cereal coffee firm uses is making
averyDoay jiiur meir enterprise.
Tha Cathollo priests of the diocese of
Oregon ara holding tha annual retreat
at Columiba univeralty. The sessions
will consume most of tha week and will
Let Us Do Your
Laundering
Another story added to ear
building enlarges our facilities
almost a third. Equipment up-to-date.
Only steam-heated polish
era tha kind that does not burn"
in Portland. Female help
wanted.
UNION 1AUNDRY
SECOND AND COLUMBIA
Telephone Main 398."
creased from the present number of four
to six, which demonstrates tne growth
In that part of the city.
Articles of incorporation of the Mary
Lane Medical and Surgical institute
were filed In the office of the county
clerk this morning by Alya A. Blxby,
Charles W. Boynton and E. Ausplund.
Capital stock. $1,000.
Tha following program will ba ren
dered by the Park band tonight at Hoi
ladav Park:
March, "Peace Forever" La calls
Overture. "Bemlramlde" (by request)
Roaainl
Walt, "Jolly Fellowa" Vollatadt
The Famous Menuet (by request)
Paderewakl
Selection, "Tha Fortune-Teller" (by re
quest) Herbert
Intermission.
Andante from First Symphony (bv re
quest) Beethoven
Intermessoi "La Rose" Ascher
Grand selection, "I Lombard". .. .Verdi
Polish Dance No. 1 Scharwenka
March, The Cavalier" Hall
A. de Caprlo, director.
To-morrow night's concert will ba
given at the Plaza and Thursday night's
concert at Columbia park, on the St.
Johns car line. Friday night's concert
will be given at City park.
lint
mi lafis
30 Per Cent Disco
Benjamin's
Summer Suits
$40.00 SUITS $28.00
$35.00 SUITS ...924.50
$30.00 SUITS $21.00
$25.00 SUITS $17.50
$20.00 SUITS $14.00
$18.00 SUITS $12.60
20 Per Cent Off Blues and Blacks
Hals
$15.00 PANAMAS
$12.00 PANAMAS
$10.00 PANAMAS
$7.50 PANAMAS
$5.00 PANAMAS
.$7.50
$6.00
$5.00
.$3.75
$2.50
ROSENTHAL'S
Your money will do DOUBLE SERVICE here
during the month of August. Prices on all SUM
MER FOOTWEAR greatly reduced.
It Will Pay You to Investigate
LADIES' WHITE CANVAS BLUCHER OX
FORDS AND GIBSON TIES, (f
were $2.50, now $ I LO
LADIES PATENT COLT AND DULL KID 2
EYELET GIBSON TIES, Good- j QC
year welt soles, grand value at $3 . . . 1 r O
LADIES FINEST PATENT COLT BLUCHER
OXFORDS, in turns and welts, C7 QC
good values at $4.00, now $L00
AND MANY OTHERS
Seventh and
Washington
nnCFMTH A I C Seventh and
Washington'
PORTLAND'S BEST SHOE STORE
All Straws One-Half Price
311 Morrison
Opposite Postofflce
Makes the akin )
like you want it )
Does it in a moment
PERSONAL
Amusement Council Crest park every
evening. Take a car ride to this most
beautiful spot. Music, dancing, moving
pictures. Illustrated, songs, etc. Vocal
and' Instrumental mualo by the "Ha
waiian musicians."
Learn to swim at Rlngler's new Nat
atorlum, 888 B. Mor., cor. Orand. Enam
elled tank; fresh Bull Run water; pri
vate lesaon, 60c; club membership,
$1.60 per month. Phone East 6670.
The Hawthorne estate haa ordered
Hawthorne park to be cloaed. Ar
rangements have been made, however,
ao that church aervica will still be held
In the park.
Woodword's School of Social. Fancy
and Stage Dancing opens September lj,
Anon hall. Second and Oak st. Lessons
parsons- orcnesira.
26o.
Steamer Jesse Harklna, for Camas,
Washougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at J p. m.
Acme Oil Co. aell safety coal oil and
fine gasoline. Phone East 78; B-1007.
Woman's Exchange. IIS Tenth street.
lunch 11:10 to 2; business men's lunch.
B. W. Moore, expert photographer.
Elks' building. Seventh and Stark ata.
Perfect fitting eye glasses. 11.00. Dr.
R J. Mills, 111 Sixth, near Washington.
Metss-er A Co.. neadauartere Brauer's
nana-paintea art cnina, stz wain. st.
Dr. E. C Brown, Eye-Ear. Marquam.
D. Chambers, optician, 189 Seventh.
Berger signs 3 Si Yamhill phone.
Bark Tonlo for rheumatism.
Back Jeweler SOS Alder.
JEWISH NEW YEAR
IS CLOSE AT HAND
Portland Jewish synagogues ara mak
ing axtenalve preparations for tha cele
bration of tha holidays, Rosh Hoshana
and Tom Klppur. The former, which
is the Jewish new year, comes on Sep
tember 8, the celebration continuing for
two days. The latter, the day of atone
ment, is devoted to continuous supplica
tion and fasting.
At Temple Btfth iraei. the musical
program will be of unusual excellence.
Professor Boyar will have charge of
the music druing the holidays at Con
gregation Ahaval Sholom. and at the
Congregation Neyah Zedek Talmud
Torah. Rev. H. Heller will conduct the
services and lead a choir composed of
12 boya. The First street synagogue
and the Neighborhood House, of the
Council of Jewish Women, will also hold
services during tha holidays.
Dr. John C. Sundberg, social patholo
gist, orientalist, explorer, and formerly
United States counsel at Bagdad, la
writing a series of letters about the
Pacific coast country to Norwegian,
German and Swiss papers, and has ap
plied to the Portland chamber of com
merce lor literature or this state and Its
resources. He is a resident of Santa
Barbara, California, and will probably
make a trip through Oregon and Wash
ington In the near future.
County Clerk Fielda has returned from
a two weeks' vacation at Ocean Park
and Is at his desk in the courthouse
again today. Two of Mr. Fields' depu
ties, J. H. Bush and R. A. Reld, also re
turned today from their summer outlnjf.
Chief Deputy H. C. Smith of the circuit
court department and Deputy T. S.
Wells left this morning for two weeks'
vacation.
Phil Metschan, Jr., of the Imperial
hotel, will leave today for Jacksonville,
Oregon, where he will join Mrs. Mets-
cnan in visiting for a week or ten days.
Mrs. Metschan has been at Jacksonville
for several weeks.
E. C. Sklles of Pendleton Is at the
Oregon hotel. Mr. Sklles is a well known
merchant of the eastern Oregon city.
H. H. Clifford, son of Judae Clif
ford of Baker City is at the Imperial
nuiei.
John C. Veatch. who has been spend
ing me summer in Portland, will leave
today for his home in eastern Oregon.
Mr. veatch expects to return to Port
land in about a month, before leaving
ror jnicago to commence a course In
cartooning at the Chicago Art Institute.
Tba story of Oraham rioor.
Graham flour la so named from Dr.
Sylvester Graham, who In 1829 first
used and strongly recommended foodd
made from unbolted flour. The Graham
bread and crackera made in those days
were coarse and unpalatable and were
eaten more as a dietary obligation than
as an enjoyable food.
But, in accordance with tha theory of
Dr. Graham, foods made from this flour
proved to be very beneficial. The di
gestion was strengthened tha appetite
improved and the coarseness oz the
flour had a stimulating effect unon tha
digestive organs.
The Graham foods, through experi
ment and skill, became more and more
palatable until finally tha real Graham
Cracker the tempting food was pro
duced by the National Biscuit company.
Its flavor Is that of the sweet, nuttv
kernel of wheat, almost a dessert it Is
so rich and delicious. Used Instead of
bread at any meal. It furnishes an
agreeable change. For lunch or late
supper it satisfactorily takes the place
or meats and heavy rood and leaves
none of their ill effects. As a cereal at
breakfast, nothing can excel Graham
Crackers and cream.
The National Biscuit company Gra
ham Crackers are packed in moisture
and dust-proof boxes, keeping In all
their oven crlspnesa. freshness and fla
vor. When you open a box It Is equiv
alent to taklna- them from the oven.
and therefore Graham Crackers should
ba served from the original package to
ba enjoyed at their best. All grocers
keep the Graham Crackers of tha Na
tional Biscuit company.
HAGAFS
Magnolia
Balm
A liquid preparation for the Face, Neck,
Arms and Hands. Cannot be detected.
It is neither sticky nor jrreasy.
It's harmless, clean ana refreshing.
Two colors, Pink and White.
Use it morning, noon and night, Spring,
Summer, FaU.Winter. SAMPLE FREE.
LTON MPO. CO.,
44 South Fifth 8t., Baooxxra, K.T.
Low Summer Rates
To Jamestown Exposition and the Eatt. There
is no better time for your summer trip than now,
taking in the Jamestown Exposition and then
visiting the Eastern Summer Resorts,
SEX
YLLLP-WST.NL PARK
AS A SIDE TRIP EN ROUTE
Marquam Orand
(PHONE MAIN )
ToaJLfat and all weak.. Matisse Wea
aesday and Saturday.
THE UNDERTOW
Tha great sensational graft play.
Evening 60c, 25c, ltc Bargain Mat
inee Wednaaday, all aeats 260.
LYRIC THEATRE
Phone Main 4(86.
This Weak the Allen Stock Company
Presenting
Mjm. TKI WZITUXEB."
Matinees Tuesday. Thursday, Satur
day and Sunday. Prices, 10c. 20c. Ev
ery evening at :16. Prices, 10c, 20c
and 10c. Reserved seats by phone, Main
4686. CVTlce open from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m.
The Star
L MILITARY
ACADEMY
PORTLAND ORE.
A Boarding and Day
School for Toung Men and
Boys.
Preparation for col
leges, U. S. Military and
Naval Academies. Ac
credited to Stanford,
Berkeley, Cornell, Am
herst and all State Unl
varsities and Agricultural
Colleges, Manual train
ing. Business course.
The principal haa had 29
years experience in Port
land. Comfortable quar
ters. Best environments.
Make reaervatlona now.
For illustrated catalog
and other literature ad
drtss J. VI. HILL. M.D..
Principal and Proprietor.
ft
Ice.
For lea call Main SS4 or A-t24S.
Delivery company. 161 Stark at
Ice
Seven-jewel Elgin watch, 1 sise, 10
yaar case, IMS. Uetsger s, 111 Wsab.
$500 Pianos JTow S385
Means exactly what it says the lowest
prices ever established in the United
States for fine, high-grade Instruments.
Time Ij short sale ends just as quick
as tha seven-carload diverted shipment
from San Francisco is disposed of
and they're going with a rush. Call at
once, day or evening. See our windows.
Eilers Piano House, 351 Washington
street, corner of Park.
Preferred Stock Csaned CrOOda,
Allan IawU Bast Brand.
Portland Academy
ZTtnetMBth Tear Opana September It.
Fits boys and girls for eastern and
western colleges. Over two hundred
graduates admitted to college. An ath
letic field and thoroughly equipped gym
nasium. Includes an elementary school,
which receives pupils at six and (its for
tha Academy, giving especial attention
to reading, spelling ana penmanship.
Thoroughly competent teachers In both
departments. Office hours during Aug
ust from 8 a. m. to 12 m. Catalogue
aent on application.
PHONES
OLD...M B4M
NEW... A 1496
WIEX OP AUGUST S.
A special Summer mlrth-provoker.
"A aionLOk'i xoirsYM-ooxr."
Matinees Tuesdays, Thursdays, Satur
days and Sundays at 1:80, prices lOo and
20c: every evening at 8:15, prices 10c.
20c and 10c. Secure seats for all per
formances Dy pnone.
FOR FULL INFORMATION CALL ON OR
WRITE
A. S. CXAJU.TOV,
Asst. Oaaeral Paeaenger Agent,
80S Morrison St,
Portland, Ox.
Northern Pacific Railway
THE GRAND
WZBX OP AUGUST 8, laOT.
Vaudeville Sa Lux.
Beaded by
dated P. nsxnrs, imr a. xop
pnr a co.
la
wrmzamsBip.M
Dally matinees at 2:30: two perform
ances each evening at 7:46 and 9:10.
BASEBALL
ATHLETIC PARK,
Corner Taogfea and Twenty-fonrtn.
August 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
OAKLAND
VS. PORTLAND
Game called at 1:10 p. m. dally,
dames called at 2:80 p. m. Sundays.
XJLDEES' SAT PXTDAT.
ADMISSION 25
Grandstand 26c. Children lOo.
Box seats 36a
THE
QMS
One of the Most Attractive Beach Resorts
on the Pacific Coast Jnst Now Is
Mori Mud
sTeev tba mouta of tha Columbia JBivar, on tha Waaatafton
Ids, reached from the City of Portland oa tag
splendid excursion
Steamer T.J.POTtER
EST ABOUT S IOVM.
It Is upward of 20 miles long, very broad and level and almost as
compact as a composition pavement It Is dotted its entire length with
towns, cottage settlements, tent cities, villas, fine hotels, and all tha
amusement accessories of a popular Summer beach resort. XT TMS)
rXte.CS TO OO for rest, health and a good time. Thousands go thera .
for their Summer outing. Try It.
The Potter Sails Every Day
EXCEPT SUJTDATS AJTD PBX9ATB.
Sea published schedules.
Fare From Portland, Round Trip, $4.00
Saturday to Monday Tickets $2.50
Purchase tickets and make reservations at City Ticket Office, Third
and Washington streets, Portland; or inquire of any O, K. A N. agent
elsewhere for Information.
Wat MolTUAT. Oeneral Passenger Agent, TOMttAXX, OS.
MMM1B1BBWMMMKBMMKM1 IIBKKSXSaaZSSZZS:
TEA
We sell tons on tons
with no name on it That
isn't moneyback tea.
Toar tracer ratnras rear meacr If roa deal
like Schilling's Bait: wa par him.
Potter Schedule for Beach.
The steamer Potter will sail from
Portland, Ash street dock, Wednesday,
:10 a. m.; Thursday, 7 a. m. ; Saturday
8 a. m.
Gt tickets and make reaervatlona at
city ticket office, Third and Washing
ton atreeta. C W. Stinger, city ticket
ftceati
Increased car service com
pletes the delight of tha rtda
10 ine para.
BTBBTBODT LUOKBra
ABOUT SBAVXS1 HABIAUS
Knsloal Pictures By tba Xmpa
rial Hussar Band.
Thursday Zola's Spiral Tower
rugni, twice daily.
80 BTEJTTS OAJtlOnrB
rxevxo.
BLOOD;
POISON
It is BLOOD POISON. I
35 Arch 8t., ftillartelphla, Pena- tat
BBOWN'S BLOOD CUR. fi.00 trWt!l
lasts oa axiBta. - Sold la perUaad aaly ay
the wont disease
earth, ret the
easiest ts care WHEN
TOO KNOW WHAT
TO DO. may aave
impies. spots oa ina
skin, soraa i la the
mouth, altera, tamer
hair, bona pains, ca
tarrh, and ooo't kw
Send to DR. SHOWN,
Woedwatd, Clarke 4k Oa.
The BREAKERS HOTEL
AMERICAN PXAN.
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to Breakers, Pacijao County, Wash, Postofflce a.:. . - 'a-
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