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THE OREGON SUNDAY 7 JOURNAL PORTLAND, V SUNDAY ' . MORNING,' APRIL "B. 1003.
CHANGE OF VENUE BAD
O'DAY
nnrnrnniT n i n
oourt to transfef th mum "to th near-l ' Imimmi might
est count ntri a rair anil impartial i innse moat
trial can n had.' In tha f frat nlaae. I eaaumntion
thr ta no svldenc bar that In any I differently
oounty to which this case should . bs I newspapers
transferred, that tha aama conditions Poland not trua
not exist, via., that tha Dmoni who ara I yara ara conserve
liable to be called aa Juror a do not read I and principle of tha common law is vr-
ao not tnina i ceaeut, ana precedent la baaed upon cua-
I . . . . . . m a . . .
vw rnuiupiiea oy - n Pl - ! t , .- ' r
competent to judge, that thia - I I I I . ' 1 1
.lit z !?:!n?w ' I sx
la arronaoua In conrliialnn .-, Ill I If f .Iff
In fact .Court, and law.! Ill I V VV-V ' I '
tlve. Tha ba.ln Mas I "., ,- " aa"' , ,"aaw aaraai ,
tha court can aaaume that they do not I torn ao longjp voirua, that 'tha memory
do ao. and If they do tha aama condl I of tnaa runneth not to tha nontrar
tlon of mind would eclat anion those! lienoe tha disposition of courta and law.
persons to ba callad aa Jurors In Mult-1 yara ia continually lookln
Circuit . Judffe'J'ilcs .Tloroas Opinion Dissenting From
Decision Granting: Itoss e t al Trials In "Another
Coiin"tyFair Treatment Jfenylle Says.
ifi. i , f . -' mi . i ,
pars snail not ba considered a part of
In tha dlreo.
a past, rath'
ara I Thla conservatism ought not to ba auch
Jon of tha setting aun of th
Boniik countv. It la alao said tbera ara
larva number or depoaltora, oat it ooi mm to the horiaon of tha future.
not iniiur that thaaa dauoaltors
peraona eligible to aerva aa jurors, ana aa to prevent tha courta recognising tha
the probability la that a vary large progress of society. . .. . J,
number of them are not, nor does It sp- I Aaanmrtioa nt Wum.iaj
n
'it:
i Is Peculiar to Itself
IN MERIT AND IN CURES, WHY?
,'. J'udje Thomaa O'Day yea terday after
noon filed la the circuit court a vlfor
. oua opinion dlaaentlna; from toe viewi
Of - hie collearuea In grantlnf a chance
of venue to J. Thorburm Roai and the
other defandaata la tha Title guaran
tee and Truat caaea.
' ndaa O'Day bold that It ia wrong to
aaauma that juror will ba affected by
the recital of facta In tha newapapera.
and nld there waa nothing to ahow that
la soma other county tha peraons likely
to ba called aa Juror do not alao read
the newapapera He aaid he could not
aaaent to the view that Juror ara pre
dipad to be affected by tboae t tunc a
in i ao noi arrect lawyera or juror.
S la I a I. I UnllnAnilh Mnrt,
tv thoua-h u mi, he aaaumed that tnoet iVrora ui no alleoted by tha reltal of
of them do ao reeide. It la not claimed I M'" "" anaing in tne community In
Aaaaanptloa SToi Warranted.
"To any upon mere conjecture that
pear what proportional numoer or tnee
01
tj
In thla cSie th7t U.a peraona who hap. jJia,' wK'1!
pen to be the Judg-a of thla court, ara hfaln get a. fair
facta arlalng In the comrour.it)
"The courta ouaht not to practice a
. eooeervmtlarn that detract a from ' the
wiee adanlnlatratloa or th law. ao ta to
prevent that - administration being aa
aid and a help to aoclety," said Judge
' u iMr in ma oninion.
"Newapapera and oourta and ehtirche
are all a part of aoclety. And la thla
motion a precedent la aet by which any
peraon may eeek a change of venue
from the place where the trial by law la
required to te bad. merel- because tha
newapapera ara recording tne eventa of
the day by publlahing the daily tranaae
Uon bappaning la th community
Beea JTo Veod af Chang.
7adg CDay aald he thought aa at
tempt to secure a Jury ahould ba made.
at least, tna concluding- word or hi
optnloa being: "Multnomah county
ooniaina a large percentage 01 tne pop
' ulation of the atate, and I believe the
defendant could have aa fair and tmDar
tial a trial la Multnomah county aa he
could have la aar outer pan or the
state." -. .
Judges CI aland. Gentenbeln and Bro-
naagn, wno uniieq in tne now taai
Koaa aad tha other accused men cannot
fceva a fair trial la thla county, and
aent tha case to Marlon county t tt
i trial did not rive expression to th
mason for their conclusions. ' Xodre
Cleland announced the Oeclloa or the
court, merely Baying that the - conclo-
ioa had beea reached that - tha motion
for chang of venue ahould ba granted.
and that tha caaea. would be trant-
Xerrd to Manon cwanty ror trial.
-Tliare bain soma doubt aa to wheth
er th Tolununoua.documentg and affl
oaTlta eonnacted with th change t
Yenne preoeeding should ne mad a
rsxt of th record t be aent to Salem,
ilatrict Attorney Manning lata In th
af temooa gave aotlo that tomorrow
he rwiil more for aa order Instructing
th clerk that th chang Cf venue pa-
prejudiced ao tliat they could not give I,mpl!i MK " aaumptlon
lh. n..rf a fair mrA tmnartlal trial. I "Vl WMrJlla ay m OOnimOB I
Judr O'Dav AA nnt raaji v,i. t.ni.t I T tmt tha whnia thaorv of nreludlco I "Perlao of mankind. And the oourta I
Ik. v ' . -.J .... uni.iuii . -. "V- -- '.v.: dutlit tint tn nnll. a i-I
iiviii uw UflnurL li a Mmarkal that
had eiDOCted an nnlnlnn Ia lu
tne majority of the court Aa none wi
jtlven. he aald ha would merely file wl
U10 Ciera th oninion he haH nranaraH
nan ODiri Onixlan.
fnl In. a- give my
On account af a difference of ontninn I aaaaaiing wroaa; tmw. s i from th nlac where a trial h law la
UDOn tha motion fn a ehanaa nf "Thar, ara nartaJn lataraata and aoe-1 required ta ba had rnara! v haunu
between myaelf and my aaaociatea, and I dally the repreeentatlvea of thoae par I newapapera are recording the events of
entertaining in view I do. I rearet follicular lnteresta wnose property largeiyitne nay or PUDiianma tha dallv tranaatv.
a aun vonimuH 10 fliaaent. I eonaiata ox tne oaDiiaiuauun i iukui tiuna na
he I in tne community ariaee irom tni iui i -rrm -m - ,,r.;.;7 T7""",B I ..
k. that ih.r. ia aama kind of nooular be- thla regard. that detracts from the wise
si lief . among lawyera and preaumabiy " . ' so ao to- pre. ' pnve , ilOCXl
th alao among th Judgea. that Jurors ar S1. Vh,,i -dmJn.,,'ZUon blnsT " d f i ..
p!?i?prf. "fll3. " sS. inA t cures, and-th
rninva wn (in en ra nut buivli aaa w w i m vi w w - " ras viiwbj
liddaea. To this propoalUon I do BOtlfJ? Vn of society. And In this av.,,f
Mnt, I v vi tm mrn uj wnicn anr -
neraon may seea a change of venue I
any that
This motion Is baaed upon the ground I prlvllegea. In th form of
ihlnr tl
BDDemna? in ina flnmmnnirw
rrancniana.il aaia lr it anouid.be ahown that In any
In
am compelled
la haaai una
of prejudice among tha people la Mult-1 etc.. who consunUy seek to lnatill
noman county to auch mm aslant that I tha minds ot lawyers from tha time
the defendant cannot procure a fair and I law student enters the law class until I there la no doubt that
'AS
nartlcuiar rasa auch local nraliiiUna v
aomah county. Ia anna, mm mmtmmi htltha mlnila a laarvara frnm tha time f hA I lata that a IllPV lannnt fwa nhlaln.!
a change of I
th at-1
least 10 1
impartial Jury to paaa upon the facta in I he afterward becom
une evidence aubmltted here average cltlien
cornea a Judge, that the I venue should be granted, but
who la eligible to sit a tempt to get a Jury ought at 1
ter a Jury boa with the! be made, or at least It ought to
thla case.
luuwn i ia i comenuon ia lartr.iw I a mi ror ariii antap a lurv iwi wnn im m inaaa. or as least it nn.nt rn a r. n.. .
baaed upon the attitude of certain daily I predisposition unjustly and wrongfully, differently than the mere opinion of
papers in ragara to me publication Ml to take Trom thoa wno nave, ana 101 certain persona aa expressed - In this
the facta, or all -red faot. following the give to thoae who have not It rarely I partloular caaa, Multnomah county con-
,-x.u. v. inn .iu vfuaraniaa) m i rust I enters tne mina 01 mnj iiwyor or juugei tains a large percentage or tne popula
oompany, with which the defendant waa that he would be affected by thla dls- tlon of the state, and I believe the de-
connecteo.. n i aaia mat prejudicial position, but it la tne sentiment oxirenoant could have as lair and impar
statements have been made la thaaa pa- I ma ay lawyers, aa I hava said, and pro-1 tial a trial In Multnomah county aa he
pera; certain facta have been alleged I sumably some Judges, that this is true, I could hare la any other part of the
an. tl . t ' ' " a.. .. '!
. ..... l he ingredients actuauy usea in successim meaicines are, m general well-known. 4
SB- ' ' a A t ' A t 1 . t a ' ' I ( . ' .
; 4iiut tne exact proportions ana metnoas 01 comDining tnem, are important secrets
''which liave been discdyered; only by'the "wisdom of experienced physicians, and the fine
discriminating skill . of educated phannacists.-V. i... SJrl.ti::'j:X rv..:"i'.'- :
Physicians Generally know, for instance, what the ingredients are' which
barsapanlla; the peculiar merit xby which Jt effects so many remarkable
cy jjiwciiuc Biuuiai rciucaics lu.uicir practice, out; incy ao not know the'
combination - nor the proportions which make Hood's Sarsaparilla peculiar to itself
V In Scrofulous Cases and for other diseases of the 'blood, the expert physician's
, prescription w iiKciy to can tor one, or more oi tne very articles that are used to give
Hood's .55ariaoarilIa it wnnr1rrf1 :nnitff a'a rmrlv frir frnnkleo r(.V.im !
- - - - -. . mr v mummy . y . w . a.WMW.Vw Ut . UllU JWtllU. ,' ' '
- - - m w w w - w ,ww-a . waawaaw v a m mm.. . o aa.Naia , M IV 1U .kbOVUUC OUUlC
of ,the tonic remedies combined in , Hood's Sarsaparilla.'; i; : ; , v' ;'r ) V ?
: Out, the -Proprietors of Hood's Sarsaparilla claim, and they think Wry, properly; f
that this medicine, originating in the prescription--of . an eminent physician, and being1
herein: that tha defendant la I via
but the assertions In the pipers are to I are again
that a Juror la unjust, that they state.
nanera ara in I ara aaalnat carnoratlona. ana. as I
the effect that ha Is guilty, and that said, that the predisposition exist
this Idea has become generally adopted to be fair and Impartial.
in tha community, and the defendant I aon It la aaaumed thai
cannot have a fair and Impartial Jury I by th newspapers.
have "For th reasons herein stated, this
testca ana penectea aunngits long use oy physicians and druggists, embodies a peculiar
combination vegetable remedies, which, together with the peculiar process by which it Is
j 1.1 ?i ,i 'ti l e , .i '. . i . - . .
yrcpArcu, gives i r greater meni man can possioiy dc touna in the occasional
sts not I motion for a ehanaa of vanua ahmili Ka
lk.1 ,M. I Amnlawl
, VI a .was- wwi.avaa
for this reaaoa. "Of course, no lawyer or Judge will
It goes without aavlna that a defend. I admit that ha la ao affected. That la a
ant In a criminal action I entitled to a I matter which applle uaually to tb clt-
fair and Impartial trial This Is a con- (sen who happens t be eligible to Jury
It sufflclenUy appears that auch a trltl I f era to the 'rabble' or the mob' he al.
atltutlonal guaranty that sunds at the duty, or to what Is termed the TabblV
threshold of every court and whenever I or tb "mob.' and usually when ons re-
DAMN CITY
cannot be had. It la th Imperative duty I ways Includes every other peraon except
of th court to grant a change of venua hlmeelf nl that category. The fact s.
But no such condition ailala In llil.lkaa.ur that thla la an in nt wlralaaa
case, at least there la bo evidence suf-1 telegraphy, telephones and newspaper
flclent to warrant such a conclusion. Itltiwt tha averaaa Mtlaen wants to know
ia true mere ar tne arnaavits or certain I today the principal events that nap-
inaiviauaia nere rxprnssing tneir opin-1 pened in tne world yeateroay.
on, nut mar naa oeen no attempt to
secure a Jury In thla case. There ar
BnhmlttMt afriitavlta a mnam mm.1I.
creditable that a fair trial can be ha.L the dissemination af this newa In my
TJp holds ITewvpaper.
"The newapapera are th medium far I
It has not been demonstrated that per. opinion this Idea that Jurors are predls-
tne e
ant hav ahown any prejudlc. Th
sons actually called to try
defend-1 posed to be unjust Is wrong In theory
The I and untrue In fact Judge Dillon, who
conditions are not her as they were In th peer of any lawyer living, in hi
th Old case, 19 Oregon, 817. where two "Tha Jaws and Jurisprudence i of
trials had been had. but as I hava England, and America,' at page 121,
sUted. th substance of the aUeaatlonsI saya: 1 have tried literally thousand
prescriDboa.
That Jt Does Possess this peculiar ment Is shown by the extraordinary cures
it has effectedr-40,366 testimonials received in two years, by actual count while no other
prescription or formula has em achieved anything like similar success. " '. - ; i'
Under the Pure Food and Drucrs Law. no chancft
FlflAT Ifl PARAflF lst:na toU!e liw or to p".
I LUfl I III I nlinUL Another point which appeals to many in these troublous times, when every penny of
: aMUnra Mi,.. M..f..ll.. L. J i- A. ' .-.x.at.-. J ' t 1 a a , .. J
tAjjtswoc luusi Miciuu uc wavitiicu, is mc tact mat aosc ior aose it is the most economical
medicine the onlv one of which can truly be said " 100 Dose Ono Dollar." i ;
In the usual liquid form or in the new form of chocolate-coated tablets called
Sarsatabs. Sold by druggists, or mailed on receipt bf price by ' :
C I. HOOD CO Lowell, Mass.
Northern Spirit to Be Be
fleeted in June Hose
Fiesta.
la that th "peoTJid'the "wm oraa with Juries, and tfi. TnVtanc t -tret pageaat.
n4 mm m result ot thl they hmrm bZ I mrm tmw where I had reason to bo dla- the Golden WeaL" durlnf
. lsi a " I aa HmflA with iAt VAvVI ltfl AtA tiw.L. . ... ...
satisfied with their verdicts.' And fur- tlvaJ
Uh.. I- -an.. W a. ... a .im mmmrn. I
I 1'. v t a aa w . a aa a - jmrnfm mrnrnfrnm . a . I
The list of entries for cities nutslda of
: -Portland that desire to participate In
Instances Teat street pageant Th Spirit of with E. B. Schafet of Pilot Rock. The
jren
maker, John W. Crow and Gorg W.
feeoier ar renaieton incorporators.
will probably close
shortcomings are not Inherent if next two or thro woeka
arper
statement to the festival management
has submlttod a
eozn prejudiced.
VaTa t. ST. in., a,--.
"wnen a chanre of venna la has llinri... will An thai. Cnn itut, ttmr, I nuiit.. t tr ti
beoomea thee imperative duty of th will do theirs.' statement to'thi
that his staff of workmen will not be
able to undertake any new contracts for
this . nartlcuiar atreet demonstration
after the last week of thla month. If
the act pieces are to be In artistic keen.
Ing with those which hav already been
entered by a number of cities and towna
or tne ataie.
th Rose Tea- Sn?Ip" 5lar",,r J5,",1,"e"" T'Vv?
... . . uiviuu aii-at auia TT atl, .wu yja i
wnuia iu. rnv will do a reneral mlnina bus
Master Float- in the states of Idaho, Oregon and YV
MD fHL GOW JUMPED
i OVER THE MOON
Ays (J. '. -' N
Why
BLCAUSL
She was so de
lighted with the
idea that her
owner
had bought a
New Iowa Dairy Separator
The one that was awarded
The Gold Medal
at the
Jamestown Exposition
The Separator that'i guaranteed the lightest running, the,. ,
closest skimming, the most durable, with low supply can. heavy
frame, shafting and gears and large, long bearings and it S built
like a watch. Prices:
Rot. 2-350 to 400 Lds. Capacity . . 1 $65.00
No. 3t-500 Lbs. Capacity . . :. . ... $80.00
Ko. 4-700 Lbs. Capacity ...... $100.00.
Installment terms or discount
for all cash.
2-STORLS--
1st AND TAYLOR,
EAST MORRISON
AND E. TAYLOR
Send for
Separator
Catalogue'
: TREE .
TTn tn th. nraunt Hm. If fa ..mMl
according to the records of the festival
management, that the following cities
will hava representation in th grand
decorative and Illuminative pared
wiuca ib to iaa pi ace -rueaaay nignt,
June I: Astoria, Salem, Hood River.
Klamath Falls. The Dallas. McMlnnvlll.
Bt Johns. Vancouver. Seaside, and prob
ably Baker City and Eugene.
The communities above mentioned
have taken th matter nn with . th.le
respective "boosting" organisations, and;
the amount of monev that will tia .
IWIMiW Ul VWAaU Va..B) Will ClOB TB a
ll.AA .ft.. .tM,M. mmmm. ... ' - - I
-wwv, .isw .iru mm wmrw Am a mjarfQ vary.
Ing from $600 to $800, with Dawson City.
Aiuu. reaavuT id nier a. iiiht pniiin.
not less than $00 and mor likely up to
tne (l.uuv mara. k )
u wi u,i w, wi uwii oi xno required
elaborateness snd artistic finish Into
this - Darade. which will ba tha nnit
spectacular eve- held In thla city. It '
win vw ireuMrj iur uiv entriea to D
mad within th next two- or three
weeka
VENIRE DM FOR.
Ml FEDERAL JURY
Seventy Will Eeport for'
Duty One Week From
Tomorrow;
ing ton.
com
ness
ash-
SCHOOLMASTER SUES
UMATILLA SHEEPMAN
...
Pendleton. Or.. Anrtl 4. J. A. Hawks
has brought suit against W. A. Slusher,
a prominent sheep man or Umatilla
county, for $111 damagea as the after
math of a fight that occurred at Nolin.
a short time ago, when Hawka was at
tack
shoul
by Slusher, who insisted that he
not pas through a gate on bis
premlsea Hawks elsims Blusher struck
him, th horse which be waa riding
ran away, fatally injuring itaelf. Hawka
ia teacning a school near Moiin. , ,
B01NDS FOR PAVING
AT THE CROSSINGS
(Ipeelsl Dbpstcb te The Jearsal)
Oranta Pass, Or., April 4. Th
Orants Pass council haa called a spe
cial election for April 27 on the Issuing
of $40,000 bonds to pave the intersec
tions of streets and alleys In the busi
ness section. The paving ordinance has
passed and work will begin as soon as
posflbl after th special election. Tha
expense of paving th blocks will be
borne by th property owners. All tb
buainess section of tha clty will be
paaed with bitullthlo. Payment will be
rasds la 10" yearly installments.
TAC03IA SALESMAN '
DIES AT LEBANON
i in
(Spedil Dispatch te The Jeornel.)
Lebanon. Or., April J. If. Taylor,
a traveling saissman for the Spauldlng
.Manufacturing - company, - died In this
flty last night Us was -taken sick
wnue at supper in a notet ana aied
about four hours later. His body will
be shipped to Tacoma, hia home, for
burial. He leavea a wife and on child.
1 . . ! , 1 111 . mmlmmml , ,' , 'I . . . , jaaaaaaaaaaaaas
il , I - - . I - it
s1IMaii(2iP: Wo m
- .:
Seventy names, comprising th venlr
frnm wkl.k ,V. 4,,- ... .v.
..v... rr aaav-a. .uv AVal Mmy M IV(UI I
ox tne unitea Biatss circuit court ia to
be called, war drawn befor Judge Wol-
verton yesterday. ,.Ths veniremen ar
to report for duty at-1 o'clock on the
afternoon of Aprii :1a, - .
xne veniremen are aa roliows: Kane
Tuthiil. Multnomah: James B. . N-
smlth. Polk: Harry S. Buta Polkr H. H.
Kirk, Linn; J. Harry Upham, Multno-
man; w. T. coenran, Linn; Jay Jt up-
h-
ol.rt
Benton; Robert Ungerman, Tamhlll: H.
ton. Multnomah: John Temnleton. Was
j lngton; L. Grice, - Polk; William Joil
IT VCiNT HURT YOU TO LOOK AT IT AND IT MAY HELP YOU;
D. Manning, . Marlon; William Sargent,
foiK-, uemeri ai. iroppieton, uuitnomao;
ueorge reterson, Mtutnoman; Charles
u ay i ia at MititNAfw a n a vu uhim umir.
aVa r liswi Jttlil.UVIIlB.it. ara. ,SJ. JUUll a via I
Charles Hubbart Washington; Charles '
i Aiorignt, uiacKamas; itumer u. reterson,
Multnomah; Sylvester . C Pier. Multno
man; wmiam , ti. op, siuitnoman:
aRoaol Matteson. Washington: . Thomas
HDluman. Multnomah: ' Alfred Huston.
Polk; John B. Pllkington, Multnomah;
Oeorg McOraw. Washlnarton: Josiah
B.. TUton, Multnomah: Aiex M. Wright,
.Hut woman: enry winger t, muiuio
man: C H.. Cable, Linn: Andrew M.
Westrem. Multnomah; . W. I Wallace.
unn; w. ill. Baaer, unn; Lavwrenca u.
f Patton. Multnomah: James D. Smith.
Polk; Horace S. Butterfleld, Multnomah;
I rTed A. Koutieogo, Muitnoman: Kobert
McFarland, Benton; William H. Turn,
bull. Multnomah: Au trust DIddsI. Mult-
nomah; C. W. Odell, Washington; Lean-
der N. BHieu, Foikj w 1. Elmore, Linn;
Thomas W. Younger, Multnomah: James
A. Gibson, Polk; Arthur O. Thomas, i
aiuitnoman: Aucrust zann. ainitnoman:
Charles Bamford, Washington; Nathan-
lei B. Birch,' jppik; Hugh Herron, Benton;
William' T. Turner, Multnomah; A. D.
Hall, Marlon; Richard C. Craven, . Polk;
Aioert weicn, aiuitnomani unanes ura-
ham. Columbia: James .p.. Rasmussen.
Multnomah; J. Raymond Rogers,, Mult
nomah; F. H-'Webbcr., Linn; N. H.'Bate
tn an. Linn; Prank - E. Watldns, Multno
Sensational Values
i:
250 Ladles' Lingerie Waists, made of sheer lawns and Jap silks, trimmeU in
pin 'tucks,' laces , and Swiss embroideries. Round or pointed yoke, the latest
style. Positively the best value ever offered by any house. Worth up to
$4.50. Special for one day only Monday, your choice .. . o aa
for.
See Third Street
Display
$1.50 Men's
89 c
Fifty dozen well
known Cluett and
Peabody brand
Men's Dress Shirts,
in plain, stripes, bro
ken checks and
plaids. The standard
price everywhere is
$1.50. , Special offer
for' Monday ' and
Tues-.- ., OA
day.. .... Oav
A targe ; Assortment
in Men's Working
and "; Dress Pants;
also Men'i and
Youths' Suits. For
Monday and Tues
day priced , -
V2
mah; Rudolph M. Bchraeer, Multnomah;
attaneriy, xamtnoman: a. m.
T. IV C. Brasfield, Linn;
E. Mailory
ttrtT. Benton
Henry netcner,- lamniu; tjonraaKina.
laub, Multnomah; B. 4 Lee- Paget Mult
nomah; - Charles Oleson, Multnomah;
Charles W. Pallett, Multnomah. ,
'- - if - sasssWaBBliiBaewWwa
Another for the , Nayy.
- S.ners Piano Housa has lust received
another order for a costly Pianola PUU19
from uncle Bam-s ngnung men.
1 The latest one .was selected bV the
Officers of th new battleship Colorado,
stationed at Bremerton. , Washington.
Th cas la of beautifully figured -mahogany
ahdv la" the vry latest model,
oasessinsr xn- aaei.roBi.yie aiicx 1 nefno-
lst devices, exclusive features with tha
genuine - nanoia fiano, ror wnicn tne
Ellers Housa Is tha sol represontatlv
in. tn west, . rr.t -t ,..,.
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"Mining Incorporation. lvfJy
' (8partsl Dispatch ' to The josi-nat.)
P.niilAtnn Dr. A nrlt l-.WIIh,nnl.'
Ul stock of $3.000.fi00. the Kins Solo.
tnon Gold Mining company haa baen in
corporated. The Incorporators are most
ly Pendleton' men, but among them Is
C. a White of BeaUl. Fred H. Fhoe-
Spider and
Pongee
Extra special sale of Spider and Pon
gee ' Silks, in plain colors, plaids and
flowered effedls. Values up to 85c.
Monday and Tuesday, the ;"-
50c Fancy Hose
23c
,000 pairs Ladies' Fancy Em- I
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broidery 'and Lace Hose, black,' ?,
tan and white; seamless and dou-
ble toe. The .best 50c hose - ever "
. offered. Special for Mon-"nn ' ,
U aay ana luesaay, tne pair,. .
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500 Sample Dand Bags at Prices
Positively the best boy we . have ever mader-500 Ladies' Stylish, High-Grade1
Handbags bought by us .at nearly one half the regular prices. Included in the
lot are the. aligator leathers, geal grain, morocco and lizard, in all shapes and
; sizes. - A drummer's Sample lot no two alike. -. Values ' 25c up to- $10 00
- Your choice for Monday and Tuesday if they last so-long prices one half. J
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RUMNTS! REIWANTS!
We have accumulated about 200 piece! ot Remnants in Cotton. Wool and Fancy D
in Table Linens -and other similar dry goods. . We want to clean these up in one
Kiunuaj anu lucsaay prices marKea oown 10. ...t,
ressGoods; also ' ,
day. - l he
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