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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL,' PORTLAND, TUESDAY- EVENINO,MARCH31r 1803.
THIEF'S LONG SUIT IS A . '
MSDROICflll
FASHIONABLE TAILOR SHOP
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I TO BE WET
k 1
A, burglar with an esthetic ' taste la
spring guinea fore) file way Into tha
tailoring establishment ofXCSchaafe
Co. aom tlma Sunday night and wha
he left took wltk hint IT ault lanrtha
In exclusive pattern af tha season's
lTCClHCl blue and tha Other black, and ope ault
I PlimnlAIM for ImmawlatA aa
i Pit TlTI (t -Vfttl hv TtS-filf Oil . .when Mr. Bohaefer reached tha es-
iJsew Srohtavilla
tabllshment,' which
second
.-.- v - - taDllsnment.- which la on tha
.f the. Question of Allowing SLXJSTSSn&
:-f Saloons (o Bun-Is Still ?rM'wXan,,ha
- ,' I ' 5.. . . . found it unlocked. Inside ha took atock
; .pound lo urn rrccinci.
A phsse of tha local option law that
fa IH defeat tha hopea of many a ho
collated on tha change of precinct llnea
i t t change their territory from dry to
' Jwet,T haa been encountered by certain
' 'residents of precinct No. 60, comprising
u tha southern portion of Montavlll.
They had supposed that tha territory
:; Comprised la the precinct, , which, waa
: J formerly a portion of precinct Ti, oould
" vote on tha question of prohibition this
'. 'year. Tills la the territory In which,
'bet ore tha saloons were voted out there
r . were two drink stoops, ad tha wet oou-
ttlngent haa baen confident that It could
' -carry the new precinct, CO.
County Clara ,KleldB. after Inspect
ing tha local option law, expressed the
.opinion that i precinct CO alone cannot
vote on tha question of prohibition, but
' 'that. If any vote la taken It will hare to
"be In. the whole territory formerly oom
. , !nried in nreclnct 74. which alao In-
, cludea ' new precinct 1, the northern part
or Moniarilis, ana pari or new pre
cinct M. which Ilea outside the city. In
other i words, tha aama territory that
' .voted before must vote again, notwlth
' atanding tha changa In precinct llnea.
Count Clerk tielda naked the ODln-
'Ion of tna district attorney In tha mat
I ter and JJeputy District Attorney Adania
. aupported tha view taken by tha county
i clark. In tha following languagei
' "KeDlrlnc to your, favor of March IT
relative to whether vote can be taken
: In present precinct Mo. 0 on tha ques-
tion of local option, tna aama oeing a
' part of old precinct No. T4, which voted
' ' dry In lt0.- wUl say that In our
'. opinion tba boundaries as they existed
in ioa. wnan tna voia waa taaen remain
- for tha purposes of - said vote aa they
wera at that date. .
."Section 14 of tha laws of HOC, paga
s nroviaea mat wnan proniouion naa
' been- carried In an elecUoa held In any
and says ha found that his IT most ex
pensive bolta of eloth had been cut sa
as to secure a ault from each. It waa
a fastidious burglar.-because the moat
expensive bolta of cloth only were tha
onea that were touched. The black and
blue bolta also were tha finest In tha
bouse.
Tha finished ault waa hanging In tha
case along with numerous others and
was evidently taken from among th
lot aa the one best aulted to the Intrud
er's tastes. Tha entire amount stolen
was worth ahoat $150, according to Mr.
Bohaefer. Although 1100 In cash waa
left in tha aafa It was not molested.
A curious feature of tha case la that
everything waa replaced by tha tblef
after he had completed his work. Mr.
Bchaafer aays he found nothing awry.
Ha would not have noticed tha theft had
It not been that tha bolta or cloth felt
rather thin to him. Tha clotk covers
which he places over his shelvaa at
night had all been carefully replaced
by tha thief and tha completed aulta
had not been disturbed excepting for
tba removal of tha one ault.
Mr. Bchaefer says ha beuavea tba
thief secured entrance through aaother
room In tha building, crawled along tha
window ledge and opened a window-Into
Ms room, ir mis waa aone u must
have been a bold thief, as tha ledge Is
brilliantly lighted by tha street signs
wnich awing out rrom it.
FESTIVAL COMMITTEE TO SPEND
WEEKS MAILING INVITATIONS
Active work In tha distribution of
programs of tba Rose Festival com
mences tomorrow, when tha Festival
association will start In on the hercu
lean task of mailing tha programs and
inflations to points outside of Oregon.
It will probably take several waeka to
complete tha work of mailing tha pro
grams alone.
Tha Rax ball committee of tha Fes
tival association will meet tonight to
dlscuaa arrangements for the Rex ball,
the big social event of tha festival.
Harbormaster J. Spiers plana to have
tha owners of all property on both aides
of tha river' front paint their docka and
nuiidings white, so aa to make tna
waterfront attractive for tha Rosa Fes
tival. Tha work would ba dona by a
painting machine, operated from a amall
river boat, and it Is believed will not
firove expensive, while greatly Iroprov
ng tba appearance of tba river.
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CAKE TALKS TO
hood me n
Pleads for loyalty to Party,
.With Devotion to Popu
lar Rule.
suoaivision or prccinei, no vieciion on
4 that question of local option shall there-
after ba held until after prohibition haa
been defeated at a subsequent electloa
, for tha aama purpose held for tha entire
f sabdlvlaion. - ...-..-m,. ,,-,-.--.
-"This, it seems, would keep tha da
clalon of tha voters In old precinct T4 in
L force Until all tha- territory, embraced
, In what was formerly No. 74 ahould
submit tha queatlon to a vote."
-Tbla kink in the law will effectually
r check aeveral embryo movements . to
hold elections In new preolncta.- It
seems 4ikaly. alao, to add many eompll-
. cations tn tna course o:
X-.. etnet llnea
tlma. aa c re-
are still further chanred.
for it will become difficult to tell
wnorw i-no vri,inHi uiy iiaos were, in
tha case of territory where It haa not
ibwrn already voted dry thara Is no auch
.I difficulty of "course, and the vota may
ba taken under tha naw precinct lines.
But tha rule doea not work both ways.
ana mere is no restriction on a new- vote
In a portion of one of tha old precincts
.that want wet Tha keen edge of the
; law In this respect cuts ona way. and
v that la In favor of prohibition.
USED WOODEf. LEG TO I
BEAT INDIAN ON HEAD
An Indictment charging Larkey Lo-
gan, an Indian, with manslaughter waa
. returned by tha United States circuit
f court (Tand jury thla morning. Two
other ' Indictments In postofflce cases
ware alao reported to Judge Wolverton,
, Logan, during a drunken row on the
, Bilets reservation, March Is, 'stabbed
WlUle Gamier, another Indian. Gar-
nler died two days later from tha
"wounds.
It was shown that during tha; fight
(Special Dlsasteh te The JoeraaL)
Hood River, Or., March Jl.-Support-
ra of H. M. Cake and Statement No. 1
gathered here last night to hear the ad
dress of the aspirant for tha Republi
can nomination for United States sen
ator. There waa a good alscd crowd,
and enthusiasm waa abundant.
Mr. Oake refrained from any crimina
tion or referenoe to his opponents; nor
was It neceasary1 for him tn din
charges of corruption, political or other
wise, that have ever been made against
UIUI.
His address was a plain and earnest
advocacy of tha popular election of
United States eenatore, and an appeal
for Republicans to remain loyal to their
party. In the course of his remarks he
urged that it ia In the beat Interests of
the people that the Republican party
continue tn the ascendency, and that a
continuation of tha policies of President
Roosevelt means a great deal not only
to the country at Urge, but to Oregon
In particular.
"I believe In tha lumnlu iHn
United States senators because T b-
eve in the people." ha said. "T am
miui to iruBi ...ff nwiniA an iM,,
other candidate should be willing to do
in same, ijci tne people elect their
uwn nsiur in june, ana let tha mem
bers of the legislature carry out the
people's wishes as expressed in tha
.iuub election.'
It is generally conceded that Wasco
vuuijr m BU .irongiy ror Htatement
GEORGE COIISEI!
DEADATHEPPHER
Cashier of a Heppner Bank
and Prominent in State
and Fraternity.
PRE-EASTER DISPLAY OP BOYS' ANE
. V.- ...... - - , - I i " " , '-".3 ..33' -.
Undoubtedly the Most Elab
orate Display in Portland
i - f J
Many beautiful fabrics,
fancy novelty suits, dou
ble breasted, sailor and
Russian blouse; browns,
tans, blue and fancy
weaves prices
fell
(Special Dlisatca te Tbe JoamaLl
Heppner, Or., March 31. George Con-
ser, cashier of tne First National bank
of Heppner, and former commissioner
of tha Lewis and Clark exposition, dlad
at bis home early this morning of cirr
hosis of the liver.
Tha funeral will taka dace Thursdav
aiiernoon. wuue a numDer or rrienas
and relatives of the family are arrang
ing to come to Heppner to attend the
tuierai. services will begin at 2 o'clock.
Mr Conser waa 52 veara old snd had
lived In HeDtiner since 18811. Ha waa
born at Jefferson, Oregon, his father
being one of the state's pioneers. In
1&S6 Mr. conser moved from Jefferson
to Arlington, where he remained several
rears In the mercantile business. Aft
erward ba oi ome cashier of the bank at
Heppner. H's wife la a daughter of C.
A. Rhea, president . of the bank with
which Mr. Conser waa connected.
Mr. Conser waa a member of the Ma
sonic order, tha A. O. U. W. and tha
cias, ana was ona of tha beat-known
Dangers in Oregon.
Besides Mrs. Conser. ha leave sav
eral brothers and sisters, one of the
brothers belna W. J. Conser. tha nlomuir
ouuinern .racing conductor.
If there is an one thing that a I
woman dread more than another It
u a surgical operation.
We can state without fear of a
contradiction that there are hun
dreds, yes. thousands, of operations
penormed upon women In our hos
pitals which are entirely unneces
sary and many nave been avoided by
LYDIAE.PINKHAI.rS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
For proof of this statement read
the following: letters.
Mrs. Barbara Bane, of Kingman,!
Kansas, writes to Mrs. .raxnam:
" For elg-ht years I suffered from tha
most severs form Of female trouble and
waa told that an operation waa my only
hope of recover j. f wrote Mrs. Pinkham
zor axmce, and took Lydla K. Flnkbam .
Vegetable Compound, and it has saved
my life and made me a well woman."
Mrs. Arthur R. House, of Church
Road, Moorestown. N. writes:
"I feel it is my duty to let people
know what Lydia E. Pinkham 's Veri
table Compound has done forme. I Urfm'r T nt-i a mwv.
Buffered from female troubles, and last VJlLjLLKjXit OKiJNJJ UlOtlieS fOrOlnfir
operation was necessary.
$2.85 to $15.00
MRS. TIIARP AND
HOLGATE HELD
DR. ROCKEY CALLED IN
STEW WILL SUIT
Dr. A. E. Rockey was In the witness
chair nearly all morning In the county
court today. He had been called to tes
tify in behalf of Mrs. Georgia Frances
Stevens who is contesting the will of
her fathar, tbe late George T. Myers,
giving expert opinion on the question
him shortly after his wlfe'a death and
tamed incoherently and nrofanal-v ahont
Dr. Robinson, who had treated Mra.
talked Incoherent!
(SpeeUl DlspstcB to The Journal.)
ine uaiies, or., March 81. Mrs
Lydia Tharp and Chesney W. Holgate, I
wno are alleged to have left their re
spective apousea at Sheridan and who.
i , . . ...
iwBo, .nave sinoe Deen living as
Myers In her fatal illness, ha said M
era was irrational ana vituperative
ins una.
The witness defended Ttr. RnMnmn
from reflections that have been made
on the latter's professional ability. He
saia noDinson was one of the most
, ii wm aiiuwu mat nuring uia, ngnl iii i. , , I "i 1 ' .. u"uluu
Garnier - struck Logan, knocking him AlllllltieS Alleged to TTflVP 0fr?Iyes3alleged.,lnsanlty-
down. Afterward Oarnler, aocordlng to ""o lu I Dr. Rockey said that li
several witnesses, used his wooden leg
to pound Logan on the head. Owing
cto these details the Jurors decided thai mi,. piii
Logan should be Indicted for man- "1 luB VSillQS.
ataugnier instead or murder.
Logan Is now In the Multnomah eoun
fty JalL .
Several days after Willie Garnier died
1 an attempt was made at Toledo to shoot
i Logan by another of the Garnier boya
r iTank Swope of Toledo Is Logan's at-
tornejr.
iTWO APPEAR IN
s. BANKEUPTCY C0UBT
Two bankruptcy petitions we re filed
with the clerk of the United States dis-
trlct court this morning.
... The first was that of Frank L. Price,
, a Folk county farmer, whose liabilities
amount to $4,965, his aaseta being esti-
mated at fI7,S9S. Among the Price as
. sets are patents, copyrights and trade
, marks, which, according to the setltlon-
ai, are worm nv.vuu.
J- peter E. Peterson, an Astoria liquor
dealer, was the other petitioner reaueat
. Ing that he be adjudged a bankrupt His
, iiaDinues are given as 8,22, and tola
Myera visited
and profanely aboot
Mr husband
objected, and urged me to try Lydia
tu. nnicnam s veg-e table Compound,
and to-day I am well and strong."
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirtr rears Lvdla K. Pink-
ham's Vegetable Compound, made nreferfnrf
from rnnfa anrl hrhfl L yZ tha fl V-
of art Atk ivl WimA4w 9f.-m nMa1a 411.
owsiiumu 1CU1CUJ 1V1 XCXLKsUC 1.110. I .
and has positively cured thousands of IrOTO tllC
women wno nave been troubled with
boys; there are many 'style features
which will readily secure for them
We have chosen extensively
handsomest new tan and
displacements, inflammation. uloera- U--,,-. i A . .
tion, fibroid tumors, imparities, Drown snacies in many weaves. Stnoes
THrWslA Twin a an. VkailrovhA
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick afft fihnwn in all tVi- Viao4-
women to write Her for advice. I "w wwo i. wuvsi UXXI-
ne has guided thousands to
bealtb. Address, Iiynn, Mass.
UlLEY ACCUSES
aMtnniB
Congressman Says Electric
Boat Companys, Fee Was
Too Large.
he had ever met In hia life.
Shortly before noon Mra. Rtavona
who is fla-htlna- the rlo-ht nf h.r hrnthop
man and Wife at Vancouver and various .on nfS 1'y?r." Jr,.t0 racer all but
SH? J. "hlnVonriaaho 5S?' ?!
" " ...v.vi.. Alio VOO.
Will KO 'over thla aftarnnnn tn m,n
weeks, aa Judge Webster will be absent
from the city.
(United Prass Leased Wire.)
Washington, March 11. Representa
tive Lilley today submitted to the con
gressional committee investigating Ms
charges that the Electric Boat com
pany used Improper methods In Influ
encing legislation, an exhibit tending to
show that Senator Butler received from
.55 cnern total payment of $11,
166.86 for services rendered.
Lilley argued that auch a sum waa
extravagant aa legal fees and intimated
that Butler was employed because It
was thought he could lnfluanna Invlala.
tion favorable to the boat company. He
muii i cycftiuu sua reaueiL mat irnf .
acconntanta nnalra on Av.-ntA.. - n !
uuuna ui me aucusea company and made
a demand that Admiral Ca nrifl ha
widely read and best informed doctors called to the stand to testify as to tha
binations Prices
$15.00 to $30.00
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OUR MAMMOTH DISPLAY, EMBRACING ALMOST 100 FEET OF WINDOW SPACE, REPRE
SENTS ONLY A SMALL PART OF OUR VAST COLLECTION
BOOSTERS WILL DRAW
HOMESEEKERS TO L1M
(Speelal Dispatch to The Joornil.)
Albany, Or., March SI. Albany'e new
booster organisation
tion last evening.
i perfected organlaar
New members were
enlisted and other subscriptions were re
ported. Constitution snd by-laws were
adopted and the name Albany Commer
cial olub waa adopted. The officers
are: President. EL W. Langdon: vice
president Percy A. Tounr: aerratarv
Joseph H. Ralston; treasurer, B., IX
Cualclc An executive, committee at i
was eieoiea.
It Is said S0,00(j unanswered eommuir-l
Ications have been received and awattl
attention. An effort will be made tol
xuiwaru nmraiure ana tne inrorrnaltonl
uraj itq ai once, ana mus attract to Llnul
county its share of the homeseckera now!
ocvinia: ineir iaces wescward. i
Mornlnr Olorv Wht nfaa
Sec
assets at $1,822.
3 fy nKy
Oregon, were arrested at Clem, QiUlam
county, Oregon, and Justice of the
Peace Doutbit . yesterday bound them
' m me circuit court, tne zormer on
a u.mr3B 01 polygamy ana tne latter
gate has relatives near
aefea, deserted his wife and little
The complaint was sworn eut by the
husband of Mrs. Tharp. Both parties
hi unaer i,uut Donds,
moj wmo unaDie 10 give.
a charge of almost eoual mvliv Hni. M I A U I V H A If I? fVf
a m - - u j. sav i A-T a a a . u ' a m s i m mi -a as in
lear Boyd and, it is ' v v
NEWPORT LAMENTS K& X'n f9
LANE IN SIXTY-FOUR
(Special tH.p.tch to The Jorirtul.)
iiiUKene Dr Kfarnh .1 .M. L3 1.
taM!' wlfe of ""li K. Lakln. died
t!.ier .?me ,n Eugene yesterday from
or si) years. She had
She waa
cost of submarines. Lilley aaid he was
not satisfied with the queatlons put to
mo wuiuu wuiie us was on tne stand.
Morning Glory Wheat Meats free.
ad on want ad page.
See
EHIL FRET'S DEATH ErM?5S
iys.
Mil
in isfii 5usb.and!. M- T. -Branstetter.
in 1864 and untttaA ,..
im .Cun- Mr- Branstetter died In
i iBSa ana tile Widow wa . maiftaA lv
(8DeetsI fHmateli to Th. iMm.i t
Mewnort. Or.. March XI Umli'T
V?" z j-"r"". i"" younger son or I f,,"", lu "via LaKin. Tney nad
John Frey, died Friday evening after ived 'n .Eugene and vicinity ever since.
r" -j-'" jjaves me rouowing chll-
Hannovan Of Port- McMinrtvllIn Anrtl u
' '
an illness or several mnnthi irs,n..i
services were held at the Presbyterian 1 dren : .Mrs. Fannlf
cnurcn at z o clock Sundav. r.nniiita,i I iana, j. Clinton n,i wmiam -or
unaeavor society of I ij." iyl ugenp, and Asa, Frank and
member. Emil had I P" Branstetter of Portland. She
ATTENTION!
It's our intention to gain
the attention of all young
men : who give attention to
their (clothing. 4!? .
We make' a special point of
the , point that they want, to
make their styles individual
vJWTHJrNG CO
166-i68".thxrd ! StI. : "
by the, Christian
which he was a
inanr irieiiua. sapeciaiiv amons- tna mi.
pils of the Newport high school. He
was uom ai vonover, eouin UaKOtar and
his parents , came to Yaqulna bay 10
yeara ago. i no ooay waa Durrled In
cureaa cemetery.
PR0HI ORATORICAL
CHAMPION IS ALLEN
fSpwl.l Dlipstch to Tta Journal.)
Pacific University, Forest Drove. Or..
March SI. The prohibition contest last
night at Marsh hall was won by A. CM
Allen with an oration entithuf "Th.
Cleansing of the Nation." Tho other
Bv-ttnci n, mill UUJWM, were. . . A. I
ir ? it jsonaage oi uur Nation";
'"'. a w Awaicenlng."
Rev. C. F. Clapp, Judge W. H. Hollis
wra rre.ia.ni w. in. jrerrin were he
juugea ua ooin composition and dellv
ery.
Mr. Allen is a sophomore In colloao
m m A a m -r- Kaa a A a i .. ...
Pnlt'. ?,flc at the Btate Proibitlon contest at
Bran
n '" . fav.
ll- mTTmrt O II rv I n is rmm f
lai 3 w i n n
IPBKIWAFI!ir(0iIJOIlie
U .- ry
6l
Although you might surmise so by these advertised values and
prices The general public knows that when we advertise a bar
gain it's a real generous double-measure bargainand the items
on this page are no exception to the rule
i
N
ew Smm
PRICED TAR BELOW ACTUAL VALUE,
Goods'
CAKE WILL OPEN
WASCO CAMPAIGN
(Bpedal DJipatdi to Iw' Jeors.L) -
The Dalles, Or.. March II The open
ing gun of the campaign In Wasco coun
ty will be fired by H. M. Cake here
tonight, when he will address the vot
ers ot wasco at ine uaiies in tne in
terest of his campaign for United Stat?,
senator. This will be the first speech
wi iuc campiuan.
Kegistratlon In
leaves a sister Mr. uiii.i t t-v,,i
. . . Mtuuiw iin 1 1
son or I'ortlanrl nnH . k.i... -i.
With- nt -
ber of the Prphw.;i."u"fc"-u-
funeral waa hoM ijri, i.t. .
w v.iia . v. j. r . cemetery.
iii.nn : mrif'rz, ::--'fx-i
JlltiS. fi. JU. i5UVVEK ' J :rV
HURT IN RUNAWAY
(Special Diipstch to Tha Jonrn.Ll
iuuaene. (jr.. Maroh si . u c
. .vellng , saleswoman for a
rvi wuiu 1 1 (j ij m fa. was rhsww. .
buggy to the ground in a mnawav v
and severely but not seriously
Injured. She waa hoina- -r. Z.
t. ., . . , O W...VM IUIU
,i vouurg. as the buggy
crossed the railroad near Coburg the
to i.sts out of. IS precincts. .There
aro resisierea itepuDllcans, 18$
Democrats. 47 Prohibitionists. 39 6o-
ana inaepenqents. .
I bolt Which holds th aina-latru
has about 4,000 voters, so far amounts gut and tB singletree hit one of the
uvtBcs ou io neeis. ioui Horses be
gan to kick and run - and tha driver
u uicm ub an emoanxment to stop
them-. The buggy turned over",, throw
ing the occupants forcibly to the
vuuu. mra. cowers limbs Were
" ,a oruiseu . ana she waa
injured- otherwise. She is now. con
fined to her room In a -hotel here,
PLAIN CLOTHES MEN
:V BUT SPOKANE BOOZE
SOZBXA 80AZ.ES OnX9 QTT.
offerer Kotes Peculiar Basalt While
vnauiuc vurfl oy use oz Ex
ternal Liquid Semedy.
a fish when I henn I
...i Tv T . T. . i ,. . O J
usjiik u. xj. x-rescnDiion. writaa p
eimer of ConneUsville, Pa. "I had
County
leave Thursday
Oregon,
IKS.
wees
Judge I 'R. Webster t'wlll
morninr ror- Maatnrn
to be gone, 19 . days or , two
Good for Brerybody.
MP. nlnnnan 1 n.aTJaaa . . I a
architect, in tha, Delbert bullSlnSan
Francisco., aays: "V fully endorse all
jj.iai. uaa uwfln aaia .r ALijftr.t riA Ritt.i.
aa a tonic meillclna . If (a ui
. ; -..w . w V. .
? ! 'ir" corrects stomacn. liver and
'unty aiavraera ID a VTO
cleat, manner and--builds
tern
ney aisoraers m a prompt and effl-
manner and--builds up the ays
Electric Bitters Is the best serin r
medicine, ever sold over a dragglst's
counter; as a blood ' purifier It is uttr
f (SfMri.l btepatcb te The Journal) i
- Spokane, Wash., March Jl. Two drug
tore proprietors were caught selling
lauor without a llrwutt vmi.i o
Plain clothes -fuen mnWmA intn. it
nd both bought pint -bottles ef rye
Whiskey. . ,i Tha . nrn-nH afcnra . ,
doctors and claimed they, examined the
v. ,
jf u..v. . v. d M,u i i.i ui rti ney tsxainu
. man before they sold the liquor, t
' -v f - ' . 1 ' '
"I scaled like
ng
We
doctored for Ectema with two doctors
for more than a month and ant .mu
an ins Time. Alter using only three
bottles of p. D. D. I can truthfully riay
Uerm scales and a cmatllka avin
rounding the unsightly sores, are char
acteristic of , Eczema and almtlar .irn
ujnc.oD,, aiuuraiij io m oeat meaic&i
opinion, these scales ara un,i
bacilli feeding upon and consuming the
When these scales herin tn fall awav
n m Bigu iuo oaciui nave Deen exter
minated and that new healthv avin- i.
being formed beneath. Nature takes
car oi mis. rorm ox cure, nut some
times the Edema scales multiply faster
man nature can remove mem. To as
sist Nature, use a mild oil of winter-
green, property compounded as in D. D.
. Prescription. .73"
just a few drops of D. D. D. Prescrip
tion gives instant relief from that aw-
iui pununi uon. as soon as this po-1
Booming nquia is applied to the
skin, the Itch Is gone, soon the sores
uy up sua new smootn white skin
replaces the scales which had formed.
D. D. D. Prescrlntlnn fa
oil of Wlntersrreen and nthr hiiin.
herbs and Dlantfe. Hundrada nf m..i,:
ablei curesoaaes which the doctors had
given-up-are now credited tn n fv . r
Prescription, which Is applied externafrv
- ; e. Bwuuwr. xjtuk uo, .151
Third atreet. Why r try a bottle of
JiI?;-.i'.r"crti'tIo,
BLACK VOILE SKIRTS
Just arrived by express, pleat
ed and fancy trimmed, regular
$12.1 values
$4.15
TAILTOISTS
In Linen and Fancy
Wash Goods, values up
to $4.00
3.A. n s ""a
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n 3 .
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AUDER ' : "
CURSDUS
Fancy plaid, and plain colors,
ages 4 to 14 years, values up!
to $3.00 , , - . 3 J
New Spring Suits
Black, brown and navy, fancy materials; ' :
a spienaia $25.00 value . Ibeei window.) 4
Wednesday only . ti v
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