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THE OREGON DAILY ' JOURNAL, TORTllANb;1 FRIDAY:' EVHNINO. OCTOBER 30, 1003.-
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Railroad Commission Will.
. Bring Small Lines in Ore-
, ' gon to- Book Must Act
v Inasmuch as Federal Law
Poes Xot Apply.
' - Oregon rallroada, particularly the
mailer Unci, are to roma In for rigid
Inspection on the part of tha atata rail-
' road eommlaaion berauae of tha maoner
In which they handle dynamite and
ethsr high ezploalvea. Tha larger llnea.
It la said, are forced to ober the federal
lawa regarding the shipment of exilo
alvea, but the smaller llnea here no puch
. trouble and ara aald to te handling
thouaanda of tona of gun powder amd
- aynamue recaieaaiy.
Although Oregon haa no atata law re-
. gsrdlng tha transportation of explosives,
tha railroad commission will nrobablr
notify all tfaa railroads In the state of
tna danger attendant upon ftielr care-
leaa handling and will ask there to fol
. low tha Interstate tnstrurtlona for ship
ment of explosives.- Thaas' require that
all ears containing explosives shall be
marked with a card on each aid stat
ing tha nature of their contents, and
v that tha awltchman and - engineer of
witching- crewa handling; such cars
ahall be notlned of tha character of
tbelr charges. .
When shipments ara made In leas
' than carload lots tha Interstate law
'. saya that the boxes shall be marked;
inai may anau ta nrmly fastened In
place with bracea and cleata, and that
. scantling ahall be placed over and
, around there to keep them from ahlft-
rne- ana to Heap other freight from fall'
' Ing- on them. .
- "Transportation of exploalvea was one
of the important subjects taken up at
tha meeting of the National Assocta-
. tlon of Railroad Commissioners," aald
C. B. Altchiaon, of tha atata railroad
commission thia morning. Mr. Altchiaon
; mi just returned irom attendance upon
tha twentieth annual meeting of the
nocMuon, neia in wasnington, D. C
"Dr. C. R. Dudley, president, and Colo
nel B. W. Dunn, ohinf lnanaotnr it (h
bureau for -the aae transportation of
explosives, vrgea me passage, or unl-
.... lurm ruiea ior nanaiuig explosive,- in
; Oregon about 60 cars a-day containing
. ujiuuiug ur oincr explosives ara fian-dled-.
There la no law to regulate thia
traffic. All we can do la to call tha
attention or tne roada to the danger to
TAMC no TUr
stomach)
Get Rid of the Gas,
'Headaches andf
Ta!.-L' - N
The symptom, of tornich
trouble , vary. Some 4victim
hare a rrfVenous appetite, tome
loathe the tight of food. Of
ten, there it a eeling at fl
weight on the thett, a full
feeling in the throat Some-
timet tne cat prettet on the
heart and leadt the tufferer to
think he hat heart disease.
S'ck headache is a frequent
and distressing symptom.
A very delicate ttomach
requires easily digested food
but nature .never', intended
that the food should be digest
ed before it it eaten. The
stomach must be strengthened
to perform its own work and
what it needs is not food al
ready digested but a tonic
TKe processjtt of digestion
are controlled by the blood
and nerves, and medical
science hat produced no bet
ter digestive tonic than , x
Dr. Williams',
PINK PILLS
APPRAISES HIS
WIFE AI $5,000
Viva thousand dollars' la tha value
placed on tha affect Ion a of Anna -Ce
celia Cbrlstenseo by tier husband,' Wat
tar p. Chrlalenaen, and thai la tha aum
he la demanding from Edward Oration.
assaris mai oration naa waiaej
away with tb affections, and -the wife
aa well, and ills demand fur 1. 000 shin
ing sold dollars la made in a complstut
ine.i in ma atata circuit court.
Chrlatenaen is more, niodaat la- bis
a-ssessmeni or nis wire a arrectiona tnan
several other complalnftig husbands who
have recently brought ault on the same
account, una recently asaeti ror iio.
009 and another for iie.ouo, but there
a no union of aggrieved husbands- to
fit a uniform scale.
. Chrlatenssn waa married In Astoria
n Ueoember Mf. 1101, and be aaya Ills
wife waa as faithful as ha could. wish
her to be until tha first day of last
month. Then, he alleges. U rat ton be.
fan to encroach on her affections,
Inally persuading her to go with hire
to Aatorla during the present month.
Chrlstenaen afflrma that ha haa been
xks and let the people Criler la a alight favor)
going pn?' t - - lllugbaa at the mbiIuimU capital.
I thai the United fttatea , . .
vorlta ever
open their booka
aivow what la 1
lie charted
pgs; VnCToni: bryaxskds "words ''
II- ass.rted that Taft had not at. , v UHMIW
injie trust
tacked a
t, becauae, be sal J,
every lruit niasnate . ss aupnortlng
TMnua 1
that ria ba luiiahl n
U ... .1 I 1 . MM MM , U'.l . . ,
"'I'liuurtn
him, "and oiit of tha funda tha ltepub-
inana are prrbarln Lm buy averv Vote
TAFT LOSSES L OHIO
Dy John E. Lathrop. ; ' J '
tincinnati, , Ohio, . Oct . 0. Brvan
Vrmlae1 In a number of other atatea.
I aia oerlaiA 14 urry Nebraaka. a
' "Covering Ohio several days, f find
railroad men practically aulld fur (ran
aiid other unlun labvr men q large
piponjeran ara for mm.
Tom U Jehneun aald to Tha Jour
nal: 1
"Thia atata will go for IJryan, who
will ba slatted. , We enet to oarrr
Cuyahoga, county ui Cleveland ty Jl,.
'. t . - . ..
hvftrywhere I have- bean toiditliat
f money ara being distributed
Kt-publlran t,rtv waa-aolna- backward I whlla anrouta ta Tniaita . ..It'ms o
wnn respert to. labor Ha aald th ..4 . - 7 from Tart hmdquartera at t:uluinbua
-mtaa of a revision of the tariff waa ..y0 m.J , ' i ' 1. to lo4 chairman .anil all the Inbwr
an attempt to perpetrate a fraud. Ilia ...f ,u tb. rllo panple ieadera aaaert that thia will not affe.1
""nee waa pracllcally unanimous for ohl Inili5. ..n M,'M'tLW.7l1" fh l,bor v.ou- Tha principal naro
the bank guarantee aa Indicated by the Mhi?l- aiT,"A 1 N,T xrk- Vrf republican leader In Cleveland admit-
handa ralaarf whan J.a nnt-iKa niatiar yvr''r coanaes In these atatea thia tad thai tha nearoea were beavllv for
l" '" iotory Ulltryan. lie aald ha
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to vol..
HOW THR SITUATIOX
LOOKS TO THE MAN e
WHOSE MONEY TALKS
, (Cnltes rreaa Leased Wire.
New Tork, Oct. 80. "Much talk and
HtUa money," apparently Bums uo tbe I
situation throughout tha country today I
aa to beta en tha elections. Tha odds
era today ara to 1 that Taft will ba
elected, -with about 130,000 wagered at
that rata. Little money haa been plaoed
f oared nearly 60 per
rent of them were fnr llrrea. (hough ha
hin.sclf was for Tf.
AI Tolada It la tha lama. ) ,
ADDITIONAL FUN)S : ' ,
. FOR IHlYAXaiUSK;'' "
' 'DAYVS TOTAL $3,0C0 !
v , ,
Chicago, Oct. 19. Nineteen additional -
contrlbutora la tb national Pamooratld
eampalgn fund '"were announced today
b Chairman Muck. -The Hat Ipcludea
James Itlley and John iJiylor of Arl.
a.ma. who gave tolhr SUJ: Oorse
Murphy of Maalilngton gave .'5. 'l'h
total amount annuunui waa 11.010. .
.1 ... . 1H .1.1 J 11 ij
the best that honey can iuy
SOME POINTS for the CONSIDERATION of PROSPECTIVE FURNACE-BUyERS
1. Simple in construction.
I rr.,l!v liimwtikt'mA mil hum II la ta1 ha. I On the atata flvht Hnahaa haa aim.
I sides belns deurlved, of the love and I needed Chanler aa tha favorite and It Is I
eomiort or rue wire. 1 i iu on uugnea.
naiiimore aispstcnee say tnat even
BRYAN ATTACKS -
REPUBLICAN REFORM
life and property and In. case they atlll
disregard tbe usual safeguards, to try
.- miiu' ntn;uro - -trie - pBBsas;e or - av to
conform with the. federal law at the
Mi jrpfisiaiure. -. ( ' s
-in my opinion tne aman roada are
the woret offenders, because the larger
lines have to comply wltlAhe Interatate
v vamlatlnna . .
1 vWblhs Mr. Aftchtaon waa lit the east
' "". "?w President Roosevelt, who re-;-
-ed wljh Pleasure his visit with
fi"5. Kelly and Gilbert, the Oregon
athletes.. - . t ... y
The oohventlen reported aa In favor
, . or am amendment 4e the Interstate com'
While so promptly effective, these pllli
contain no harmful stimulants or opiates.
They are perfectly sale and create no
drug habit X very dyspeptic should read,
"What to Eat and How to Eat." Write
the fir. William! Hedirlne Co.. Schenec
tady, N. Y for a free copy.
' Df. WUIlama Pink Pi II. aia anM .11
drutfiin, er sent by mail, poitpaid, n re.' I
cipi o pnee, o era- -rr box; kexce far
money la bain a- offered that Bryan will
airy iwaryiang,.- iart is tne ravorite
In the national race there at three and
ennrta' that laaa thktt tiAA
as oeen nosiea at tha aiaht laatiina
nltaa Pnn TaiaJ Wlra ) I flOtelR. The DrevaJllnsr rulda ara 1 In II
tJapoleon, Ohio, Oct ao.-In hla in "7,..Vi.-?.n.Jr IT k
i""" ll"Ji ' ia i caaxj... t. nanier m tbe. favorite in tha
Republican party's attitude on tariff New Tork - race at 11 to 10. In the
,... nii. Dir.. that it waa i iu """vT goveTtior-of IlMnola. Deneen,
--, ..... .. -mm.- ... --a i Hnnnblloan . la tha .hn.(...j.. ..(..
h" ,uaua. 4.? wu mw unu nti Ditvanwii, iemncrSL. at 1 to z. Steven
the dispatch from New Tork In which aon'e aupnortera. are 'offering 1 to 1
M,M-karalli- huA haan nnotad aa advnnaf. I that he WlH wln.' ' . -
Ing tlie election of-Taft and deolaredl. corresponaente ssy mat even
the corporations had agreed to support I "'7r, i" i"'t wm carry New Tork
the Republican . party In return for bv M.000 la offered without takera. A
promises or immunity rrom proBeoutlon f "P inero-ac i 10 1
In tha event that Taft was elected .. I?" Taft. and at. 10 to. that the Repub-
Br van declared that every Pemocratlo 1 .?"- w" crry inaiana.
leader In the atata had assured him , in ix)uiaviue Bryan -money at 1 to I
that he would aet the electoral rote of j fP'Tfr ", Willi no. Taft money
Ohio. ' I'n aignt. , Most beta Jiave been made at I
I a mm, i ini di jarr whi jrry jventucny.
Very , few bete of any alnd have been
maas -nn ine national contest.
in.UMUA ma odni ara a tn T nn
Taft' Many largo et have beefl made
at even, money on the gp-ernorshlpTace
mi new urn,
Phlladelnhia renorta that there la
pracucauy no Detune- there,
.. ., j ... . l a waenina;ion Kepuonoans refuse
jvne queouun vi cwiaimwi to cover Mrvsn monev at tha.nraval n
me peculiarly a personal one in inn oo oi io i, wnn iart me- ravorite.
campaign, becauae the leading orators
on both sides nave not aucceeaea in
2. Guaranteed perfectly smoke, dust and
gas-tight. , t .
3. Extra'Iarge fire-pot, ash-pit and grate
surface," ,v - - '
4. The tile:lined firt-pot insures great
". durability and economy in repairs.
5. AVako make a cast lining, with spe
cial smoke-consumer, under our 800 ae-
t ,ries, that is(unequa!ed in any furnace
. ; More.' direct ' radiating surface than
-contained in .'furnaces of any other x
Stvle of construction.-
7.. All surfaces are curved, which pwents
- the buckling, of the steel or the fire
.cracking of the' castings. u .
Manufactured
8. The heating surfaces throughout are
perpendicular and unbroken, present A
in( no obstruction to the free circu
lation. of the heated air. s ; .
0, Both the, body and the radiator are
' , constructed of extra heavy steel
plate, closely riveted and caulked,
and warranted not to crack. ;! .
10. Extra large casings provide. ample .
i free air. space, preventing the over- '
. heating of the lurnace and insuring
a volume of perfectly warmed r. M
11. .The feed door, and ash-pit doors are
' - of good proportions and closely fitted. '
12. AH furnace s are equipped with draft-
- ti ? a s a aa
JIACK MAKES ATTACK
(Continued from Fags One.)
turn to prosperity by advocating meaa-l
urea subversive of Industrial progreaa.
V regulator, chain and pulleys for remi
- ; Tating the fire from the hall or living-
room, and is easily regulatfcd.1 . , ;
Expressly for J. J. KADD1LRLY , Hardware Mahn
.180 FIRST STREET ? . ' . ;; , ,N -NEAR CORNER ALDER
NEXT to O. W. P. WAITING-ROOMS, RUNNING CLEAR THROUGH to FRONT
drawing- party lines,
forma, with any clearneaa.
a a baaed on plat
irness. I do, how-
Iever, support the general Kepuoucan
poaltlon on the tariff and the currency.
I have always been a Republican.
Sever Tavored. ,
"I feel the more Impelled to answer
this aueation because it cannot be said
that the present administration has In
GIVE. NATURE A CHANCE,-
Tbe strongest minds have rotten that
InsDlration direct from Nature. Nam
is tue R-reai icacner oi manirind . Wa
can iook u mature ior an our needs. In
tbe recent Busso-Jananese war tha aur.
CreonS Of the Japanese nm anit arm
any way whatever favored the special I aiscovered that wounds would beal more
I ', : ' ' r I interest to which my Jlfe. haa been de
voted. That, however, does not excuse
fne from nubl shlnr my opinion ana ao-
nad had oportu- ing what l consider my auiy.aa a cm
merce act allowlna: railroad commissions
to ausDena -aavsncea in raiirnaH rat.i
until tne oommlsslona had had oportu-
nny m inoKinio tne justice or the In-lien.
crease.
tt
This la a measure that the Ore-t
? on 'commission has been fighting for
or more than a year.
ockefaUer Xe for Taft,"
Mr. Bryan was at Napoleon,
Ohio,
when shown the Mack message and the
Rockefeller statement. To a correapona
ent Mr. Bryan aald: ,
Rockefeller la lor Tart because tart
Taft, during
GoodSuitsandOvercoats
V Revival at Sell wood.
The' evafla-eHatln anrvlcea whlrh ara
oeinaT- nela nis-htlv In the Hallnrnn4 la en. ha trnata Taft fllirinar manv
Christian church are bringing out large weeks of apeakine: has omitted any ref-
erowds and are' meetlna- with annnaaa ir.ni. tn fha Inlnuliv nf the trusts.
A large chorus choir haa been organized "It Is no wonder Rockefeller is for
and etereopUoon vlewa and illustrated Taft. Rockefeller eava the election of
"'! r given every nigni. "uommu-1 Tart would make ror law ana oraer.
nion will be the theme of the eermonlThis Is raise law and order. '
BUndav mOmlna- anrT "The Oltaatlnn nt "It nnxir.i'.ll.p thnnrhl that Taft
the As-ee" in the evenlne-. Tha
meannga win continue an next week. Standard OH company and favored the
. 1 jlb enactment of more stringent lawa that
would operate-ag-ainat tne Btanaara, as
I ao, ne wouian t oe ror iwt,..-
"He save that Taffa election will
make for the stability of business. He
meana the trust business. He thinks
Taft'a election will enable the trusts to
get a tighter strangle : grasp on the
throats of the people. V
-"Rockefeller eaya that Taft Is not
Inclined toward rash experiments. Taft
disfavors any kind of expefiiients .in
the way of remedial legislation.,.
"The Democrats have . reason to be
thankful to Rockefeller for tearing off
the maak of the Kepunncan 'campaign
and revealinir the duplicity that hag
characterised it -
OhaUenjrea BooseTelt, ' ' , . '
I challenged President Roosevelt to
name a single trust officer wno was
supporting; me. He-was unable to find
an official and named a St. Louis at
torney, who once represented the presl-
aenc or a Drancn oi mi suuusru uu
company. Roosevelt accepted that as
proof that the Standard waa. supporting
me.
"Now, John D. Rockefeller, head and
chief of Standard Oil, openly supports
Taft.
"If the Republicans were honest, they
would announce ttiat tney nave arranged
with the trusts to finance the campaign
and they have pledged the party to pro
tect the trusts, rnin wouia release me
voters from supporting the ticket.
The party cannot serve two masters.
Tha rani mnater Is now known."
At the Wieting opera house at Syra-
N. y last nigni, Aiion a. rr-
cuse
ker
the sa
ana iiugnes. 4 .
"it gives me pleasure," ne sm,
O, rt. M ., HBV. IllH'lt., MMJMM i... MM ,
praised Bryan in highest terms, in
same speech severely criticising; Taft
"to
rapid) and With hatter ,nau If taft tn
Mature, They washed th wounds with
water which had been boiled and thai
sterilized then bandaged the wounds
with clean linen no powerful drags er
antiseptics were used In their first aid to
me injured. Such methods resulted tn
the loss of only S3 out of 6S2 men treated
In a naval hospital for their wounds. It
Is only from lack of observing Nature'!
laws that most of us suffer at one tlmt
or another, from indigestion. Impart
blood and a generally run-down system.
Our remedy lies In Nature's laboratory-
deep In the fragrant woods where art
many- American plants, the. roots o
wnicn when properly treated will sup
ply a health-elvlna- tonic
Many years ago a physfctan who bid
an extensive practice among ice atsicted
made a striking departure from the usual
methods of his confreres In medicine .hi
went straight to Nature for the cure of
those stomach disorders which resulted
so often In an anasmle condition, or lm.
nn ra hlstwt Isaa .1 .nn.lll. K . I . M
pimply skin; feeling of lassitude and
weakness. He found that the bark of
the Black Cherry-tree, the root of the
Mandrake. Stone root. Queen's mot
Bloodroot and Golden Seal root, mads
Into a Scientific, non-alcohnlle artrart ha
tbe use of glycerine, made the best altera
tive and tonic. The refreshing. Influence
.of this extract Is at once apparent In tbe
recovered strength of the patient tbe
vi iat ii res oi toe Doar burn brighter and
their Increased activity consumes ths
ussue ruooisn waicn otherwise mar
poison the system. This alterative and
tonic extract has been found to stand
alone as a safe. Invleoratina- tonic, as it
does not depend on alcohol for a false
stimulation, but Is A'afwe's own method
of strengthening and cleansing the sys
tem. It tones up the stomach and the
blood In Nature's own way. It Is well
known all over tha world as fir Ptaraa
Golden Medical Discovery. The name
was given to this vegetable compound
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IP IE (T IF A IT P Phone' mail or c- O. D. orders wjU not be accepted-.
UJ iiwati W JX af JLsfl ftjl ,sfore closes on Saturdays at 6 o'clock.
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oak, exactly like cut, 17 in.
high, with- mirror. One
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tomorrow's special price, v
SPECIALS IN THE
BEDDING' DEPT.
A seasonable opportunity
for adding , to your- stock of
Bedding; Sixth Floor.
Best Grade -Sheets, ize 81 in.
by 90in. Sprcia!,' each $1. 35
Mottled Blankets,' 11-4 size.
Special, pair ..... ,81.50
SlfkollneCovered Comforters,
filleolwith fine. Dure white cot-
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pf Carpet Sweepers; a popui
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finish; special in the Carpet
department, sijtth floor.
SPECIAL IN THE BASEMENT
Folding Ironing Board,S. feet long, rigid when set up, compact
when folded; offered tomorrow it the special ..00
We sell the sort of clothes that will bring you
backthe kind that will cause you to tie to this
store and speak well of us to your friends the sort
of clothes that will induce you to come here with
every wearable want you may, have.
We'll not endeavor to attract you here with a
string of low prices for prices are meaningless
without the quality attached.
onma her a rnniarht. asoaciallv because I
am permitted to advocate for a little
time the .cause of one who has Ideals,
loftv character and exalted patriotism
the Democratic, standard-bearer for the
I presidency." tf.
Taft, Penio and 0uranty.
Bryan in hlsaddress at 8yracuse'
said the RepubllMins ware resorting; to
threats or a panie in case ne snouia oe
elected. He expressed wonder that Taft
had not been able to Brave off the panlo
of 1907. when ha was in Roosevelt's
cabinet.! ' .
Henlvlna- to Taft's rharre- that tne
guaranty of bank deposits would weaken
; the national banklnR system, ha read an
excerpt from a United States consular
I report aa follows: --'
man Deoole has It a foundation on facta.
Tha savinara banka of German T have
soma 1 9,000,06 pase books-out, and their
because one of the Important lnrredleota
was Golden Seal root. Such an
authority as Dr. Roberts Bartholew, el
Jefferson Medical College, says 'very use
ful as a stomachic tonic. Cures catarrh
of the stomach and headaches accom.
panylns the same." D. Grover Coe, la I
his book Orgsnlc Medicines, speaking of
uoiaen seal root, says that "as a 1 1 vet
lnvisorator It has few tauaU. Pur ha.
ne says, - in enronic innammatlon of ths
oiaaaor we aeem it one oi tbe most reli
able agents of core. As tonic In ths
convalescing stages or levers, pneumonia,
dysentery aid other aeute diseases Hy
drastis (Golden Seal root) Is peculiarly
aiuui fa co.
. Dr. Coe continues! - We would lien
aaa mat. our einerienee has damnn.
strated the Hydrastis or Golden Seal root
w m i valuable remedy In bronchitis
laryngitis, and other affections of ths
reepirsiory organs.'
01 service to chronic catarrh of ths
stomach and bowels following abuse of
aicoDOi, a Minis aiter naiariai tsver.
urns a aistmct, anti-malarial Influence.
Good Id all catarrhal conditions, si
uterine caiarrn. leocorrncea. ete. la a
Wodd and Coal
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amount of depalU la IS.fU.000.000, "ff0hart I H a!L M A fKR?J?J,.
These deposlta are practlcaJly all aTiar- .fr- L D , University
anteed bv the various municipalities Of VenT;vS;K,' , . ..
Come in and let us show you the sort
of clothes that we're sure will bring you
back again and again.
'.CLOTHMS,
K.a. aiMtil-a aA t Vam MnrtrtUlnM 'fawf-ia M
i iir r imi fg a "o, wiuj inn jmmI iiui iiun avsaaso . a
buiwam or connaenee in tne security
of private wealth and earnings that can
not be shaken by hard tiraea, panic,
k..lr mmU., mm mm mm '
"Hera la a' fact.". aald prran. "which
I present In answer to Mr. Taft'a opin
ion. The German reoDle cannot be ac
cused of carelessness in their bankinr
business, any mora man . tbey can la
other business."
BCore Workj SVess e rite.
At Borne, N. Bryan' advised the
Republicans to rive the unemnlovad nf
New Tork city leaa red fire and mors
worK. tie saia:
They are talklna- prosparltv and. tha
papers tell us that they are oln to
nave a areat 01 paraee in New Tork
city wext 8aturday night. They art
to nave red nre, TTiey are o-
Prof. John M. Scudder In Rnerffle Mai
Icatlon says: 'It stimulates the dl (fes
tive processes', and Increases the assimila
tion of food. Bv these means the blood
U enriched, and this blood feeds ths
muscular system. I mention the mus
cular system because I believe It first
leeis me increased power .Imparted by
the stimulation ef increased nutrition.
The consequent improvement on the
asrvoui ana . gianauiar systems ars
csturai results,
-In relation to Its general effects on
the system, then is no tmedicin On ksi
luww icovvi tnert ss rucA general vnatw
imity of opinion. It u wnivtrtcdly re
carded as the tonls nssfal In all d
liiiUted states.' . ,
After many year of study sjvd laba-
lei'
worn
ina 9 oana a. ana wnen i was in l ramry wora ur. iv. v. fierce produced
New Tork, I jaw them building- rrand-1 the most happy comblnaUoa of this
wiwVhMr few tigw iH' 5s B:r'-;
take the money and furnish lodalnsi r2Lt?ArrBf ereaslBf l cura-
I Mil auwaar fcn!M HIDTI DlSntB frOTBI
at rilfbt for tha bundreds of men whom
I I saw aleeplng on the benches In tha
to ride down
one time at i
o'clock and aaotner time at 4 o'riork
In the fnomlng, and there wara cot lai
than SvS men sieerHfis in ene Dark on
berx-hes and they were protecting- theTrv-
park? I had orrurcm
Fraadway two nlshts. i
o'clock and aaother tirn
elnal principles res
1 ' MJ M r-M I I . rt. 1 1.- I . . - mt MWMwr V
salves from tha cold by tvinr Bws-aa inCamsBatton and by cleaBSinr the
American forests by theeddiitog otcbere
Ically poraartrceiina, ef proper strength.
whlcli is far better thaa alechal tk (
FOR STYLE AND QUALITY
f It is a natural sequence that men should patronize the store that
meets their; individual requirements best in ? '. :., . : .
- That our store serves men best is proven bv the larrrelnatronaw vt
hold. A visit to this store will convince stylish dressers that our claim,
ih -J t- t ..J'.L.i ii Ml 1 .,a . ' . - - . . .
.3 utjiii tuu utdt mey win De greatry Dene;itted by selecting their Fall
and Winter Suits and Overcoats from our extensive and well selected
stock of Clothing. " ' ; ... '
Youlhs' and BoysJ Oolhirig
We are showing some clever suits and overcoats for Youths and
School Boys which parents are invited to inspect and they wilf find
it True Economy to deal here. : Remember Everybody's Credit is good
at Our Store. - " . . ' ' .; . S - -
tor ei tract) rig gnd
erino Itaelf la aaeful
rrwrv Ing ta
icing tn pianta
il la medlclae
Ing tbe tnedl-
Give-!
to sua t
pajwra around their llmba. While thro mam bra ne wf tas stomach of abaertnal '
man narp an ua wunawj wiia arnica o i i-rvvoos atas in US cure ef Srtamla. I
Ww 1Ma taa Rarmlill.M mm I mm kJ l , . . . . . 'A m i
" ' i i ' ' ii-juiiii irc-so-a.
165-170 THIRD STRET.
Prr
aesf Feimeo BTust
"1 warn yov new." aald Bryae In iw,
aiadlca
l maa M
f stawps. to pay eipwnee ef ss:i!rg nw.
e4 aoe-eeot stamM for Uia hnek la
en,nA. hate Corr-enr. fa raa. ' T Dlr-. Ad!re-ar. R.V. Flt. ,
r-!i;ira i!l g on V ta a a tbt 1 trees aCa,, 2. Y. . I
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A LITTLE DOWN
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122 A WEEK
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