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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL), PORTLAND. FRIDAY' EVENING, DECEMBER 4. 1908. Town Topics TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS Baker . . .V'Sis Hopkins;; Bungalow .,,.,., .'."Glittering Gloria" Orpheum Vaudeville 6tar "A Millionaire Tramp" Grand Vaudeville J.yrlo '.. ...."Turned Up" Pantagea . . . . . ... yyy1 Portland mn have a larare automobile factory If the promoters, who are) Kelly c Keiiy, bond lawyers. 01 --.opeita, js.an., receive the kind ot encouragement they are after. In a letter written to the chamber of commerce Mr. Kelly says that he Is anxious to build Ian automo bile factory in Portland with an annual output of from 100 to 160 oars to start with, to be Increased later to from 600 to 800 cars a year. He states that his company has some very valuable pat . enta and new' inventions for use In the manufacture of automobiles and thinks that Portland people should subscribe to from $30,000 to 140,000 worth of the stock in the company. - ' Suit : for $5250 damages against Brown & McCabe, a firm of stevedores, was begun in the circuit court yester day by Frank Miller, a longshoreman and former employe. The complaint states that be was severely Injured on August 14 while engaged In loading lumber on the steamship Ilford at the wharf of the Portland Lumber com pany sawmill. It was his duty to take the lumber from 'the slings as It was swung on deck, and he allege that owing to the defective condition of a from midair upon him, fracturing his left leg above the knee. A new worry was added to the record of James A. Finch, the slayer of Ralph B. Fisher, by the filing of a suit against him in the circuit court yesterday by J. R. Douglass. The plaintiff says that he, Pinch and E. C. Rtddell, the latter an employe In Finch's office, signed a note for 1300 to the Merchants National bank October 27, due one month later. Kach one of them received $100 of the money, lie says, but when the time came to pay Finch and Rlddell would not pay their shares and he was compelled to foot the bill. He wants to recover $100 and S2S attorney fees from Finch. The Mount Scott Push clubs are cir culating petitions asking that the city lay a 24 Inch main from Mount Tabor reservoir No. 1 to the Foster road, where connections can be made with the pipe system f the Woodroere Water com pany. The clubs hope to have this im provement work done by July, when the district Is annexed. If successful the water shortage which has bothered this section for several summers will be done away with. M. L. Cropper has sued the Holman Transfer company for $517$ damages for injuries which he alleges were sus tained on the afternoon of September 28, when he was run down by a team driven by the company. One wheel passed over his shoulder, he alleges, and he haa been crippled for life. He charges the accident was due to the negligence and carelessness of - the transfer driver. Worse than useless is a water bag or syringe that leaks just when It Is needed most. It is both satisfaction and economy to get the best, especially when the cost fs only a trifle more than for the Inferior grades. By get ting your rubber goods from Albert Bernl, the druggist, 23S Washington street, you can depend on reliable and satisfactory results., A. K. W. Schneider has begun suit 1n the circuit court to recover $600, commission alleged to be due on the sale of $20,000 worth of property for August Franks and Pauline Franke. lie says he was employed on August 1 and they agreed to pay him a round $600 for his services In securing a buyer. ' : ' We carry all the necessary requisites for the man that shaves. Guaranteed razors from $1.60 upwards, strops and brushes, real badger hair, up to $4. For an appropriate Christmas present for a shaving man we would suggest a Gil lett or Gem Safety outfit. Come in and Jet us show you. Albert Bernl. the druggist. 233 Washington street. After annoying Mrs. Gordon of 463 Union avenue, by calling at the house, a negro for whom the police are now looking, conceived the idea of calling up Mrs. Gordon on the telephone and till further annoying her. lie Is de scribed as about 20 years old, well dreBsed and smooth shaven. Ludwig B. Larson, . David Goodell and J. Larsen have filed articles of incorpor ation of the Oregon Concrete Block A Machine company. It haa a capital of $26,000. Jhe Hop Hing Investment company has been incorporated, with $10,000 capital by Lee Hong, Lee Lung and Lee Sung. We are closing out the balance of our beautiful stock of hand-painted china, cut glass, art ware and crockery, etc., far below the regular retail value. 25 to 76 per cent dlsoount. on everything In the store. Havlland china one halt off. Elite China & Glass Company, $63 Morrison street. Save the Discount Send check or pay at office on br before the tenth to save the discount on December bills for the Automatic Telephone. Home phone your long-distance calls to Taeoma, Seattle and way points. Home Telephone com pany, corner of - Park and Burnsid treats. - Fred Proudfoot pleaded guilty to the charge of assault on Madge Parmenter, a 16-year-old girl. In the circuit court yesterday afternoon. 1 and was . sen tenced to nine months in the county jail by Presiding Judge Gantenbeln. The original charge against him was a felony. '-Advloes have been received -by the chamber of commerce from the London Corn Trade association announcing the adoption by the association of the grain standards for the crop of ISO, sent them by the Portland chamber of com merce grain standard committee last fart- Burton Powell, a ranch hand em ployed on the Graham nor ranch three miles beyond the end or the Fulton carllne, was painfully wounded yester day by the discharge of a revolver while he was rummaging In his trunk There i3 hardly an article in your . house, the appearance of which will not be greatly im proved if you will go over it four or five times a year with clean water, and Ivory Soap. This is particularly un true of pianos, rugs, sil verware and fine furnk . '. Ivory Soap 994ioo Cent. Pure. ALL TO l', fORK fflll BETTER CITY East Side Clubs Will Use United Efforts to Obtain Large Improvements. One of the best attended and most enthulastio meetings ever held in this city was held In the Healy building, at Grand avenue and East Morrison street, last night, when delegates from practi cally all parts of the city met to con sider the questions of municipal light ing, street ., construction, garbage col lection and water system. Every sec tion of the east side from the peninsula to Mount Scott and from Mount Tabor to the river was represented and every phase ot the various questions was dis cussed., '.'-.' ""'.' '.. Committees were appointed to look into each one of, these four questions and they will report at the next meet ing. It is intended to go after these things with organised effort, which here tofore has been decidedly lacking In the undertakings of the Improvement clubs. a - - - . - Charles Coopey of the Gordon Falls company was present at the meeting and submitted samples of basalt rock which he says abounds around the site of Gordon Fails, and which was pro nounced by several experts In the club as being of very fine quality. There la an abundance of the rock around Gor don Falls In easy access of both the river and the.O. R. & N. railway. The club .Intends to further Investigate the Gordon Falls proposition In the hopes that It will prove a remedy for the present lack of street paving; material. The committees appointed were as follows: Installation of a municipal garbage plant and the municipal collection of garbage Dr. M. Q. McCorkle, chairman; C. L. Daggett, J. T. Wilson, M. D. Mo Fanl and C. A. BIgelow. Construction of streets T.. Jr. Mur- Shy, chairman; J. W. Smith, J. H. olta, E. P. Peterson- and G. B. Frank. Water mains F. J. Perkins, chair man; Charles .Stout, M. C. Van Tyne, A G. Rushlight and F. P. Shaughnessy. Electrlo light plant W. J. Martin, chairman; W. M. Jackson, M. J. Lee, W. F. Coffey and H. G. Parsons. for some tobacco. The bullet entered the palm of his hand, breaking some of the bones, and an operation at St. Vincent's hospital was necessary to pre vent blood poisoning. Miss Gertrude Corinne Rellly and William C. Barker were married at the home of the latter on North Twenty second street yesterday, afternoon.. As the bridegroom is in mourning the cere mony was very quiet and only the immediate friends attended. Dr. Wil liam Hiram Foulkea of the First Pres byterian church read the service. Mr. and Mrs. Barker left at once for the sound on a week's trip and then will return to prepare for a motor trip Ihmnirh tfiirnne. Mr. Barker is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Rellly i Of the Waldorf, and Mr. Barker Is the, son Sf the late C. C. Barker, lumberman: i and capitalist. Officers Leavens and Sharer raided an opfum den on the swond floor of the . building at 95 North Fourth street last night, and gathered in the proprietor. 1 Wong Sing, and two women. Ray.HayV wood and Emma Crawford. " The latter was hitting. the pipe when the raid was, made. The whole bunch, together with the dream outfit, was taken to the po lice station. Emma Crawford was able to put up the $50 ball demanded and was released, but Wong Sirig and Ray Haywood were guests of the jailor for , the remainder of the night ) Henry Gunshaw, the fish dealer of Fortune. Cal., who was ploked up on the street Thanksgiving day suffering from the combined effects of alcoholic epilepsy and concussion of the brain caused by falling and striking his head on the sidewalk, died at St. Vincent's hospital last night. An effort is being made by the coroner to communicate With the relatives of the deceased. The show case of the Lilly Dental company at 41 North Third street waa broken Into yesterday morning and the gold teeth, crowns and other ar ticles, valued altogether at about $40, were taken. There Is no clue to the perpetrators of the theft. x s Evening Star grange No. 27, Patrons of Husbandry, will hold Its annual elec. tlon of officers tomorrow evening at the hall, on the Seotlon Line road. There are now S2S members of this organisa tion and prospects were never better for a successful year. The care and correction of the eyes by mean of attractive and comfort giving glasses is my exclusive and only business. I do Just that one thing and do it carefully. George Rubensteln, graduate optician, 38 Third street, op posite Baker theatre. Wrapper Sale Ladles' percale and flannelette wrappers, two great spe cials. will be placed on sale Saturday morning. Percales at 73c flannelette at 97c McAllen & McDonnell, popular dry goods store, corner Third and Morrison. Rev, Andrew Farrell, district superin tendent of the Pacific Swedish mission conference, will preach at the 8wedlsh M. E. church, corner Beech and Borth wick streets tomorrow morning and evening. Title Guarantee, Oregon Trust ac counts and German-American certifi cates bought at the highest cash price; also Home Telephone bonds. Cohn Bros., 180 First street, corner Yamhill. ,- If you never heard Mills, ask your neighbors. They have. Then you'll hear him Sunday afternoon yourself. If you do, you will be coming all the week. We sponge and press your clothes, shine your shoes, all for $1.50 month. Main Eli. A-4314. Wagons run every where. Unique Tailoring Co., 309 Stark. Kelly's Family Liquor Store. Park and Morrison. High grade wines and liquors. One price to all. Free delivery. Tel. Main 28. Home. A-3802. , Davis St Kilburn of 249 Morrison street, carry a very attractive line of holiday goods, books and stationery just what you want for Christmas. . Steamer Jessie Harklns, -for Camas, Washougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday.- Leaves Washington street dock at 3 p. m. Armory Dancing club announces a series of Saturday evening dancing par ties at the Armory. Gents 60c, ladies free. .... ,... ? ; ,;: ,.:. Dr. Will Jackson, dentist. lOJOtt Bel mont street Phones: Office, Tabor (02, B-2474; residence. East S230. B-1474. Satisfaction Our aim. Norgard' tt Noce. tailors. 119 4th st, near Morrison. Dr. 3. D. Sternberg has moved to Cprbett building. Fifth and Morrison. Woman's Exchange, 1SS Tenth street, lunch 11:30 to St business men's lunch W. A. Wise and associates, painless dentists. Third and Washington. , .... 1 i D. Chambers A Son,' opticians, Morrison, cor. Sixth,, are the best. . tn Dr. Hynes, optician, SOI Salmon, nr. I. Berger. Signs. 284 Famhlll M. $91. DfVfiL C Brown, Eye-Ear. ' Marquam. Journal want ads. le a Word, "Purltana." Ask grocer. Football! Football! V Multnomah ys. A A. C.. .on Mtj'.t nnrnah . field,- Saturday, December 5, 2:80 p. m. Admission $1, lnclung grandstand. V . ' EMEUS HOLIES BUT ROBS HOT Mysterious Invader, Found by Girl Last Night, . !" Escapes. A housebreaker whe operates either during the hour of daylight or dark, and who seems to have a penchant for getting into people'! houses for no ap parent reason, as ao far he has never taken any thins: a way. Is keeDlnr resi dents of the outlying districts awake OigniB. Last rilrht the toeonla llvlner.af SIS East Forty-seventh street reported to the ' police that . their daughter came home about (:30 o'clock in the evening and found a man in the house.' He es caped through the basement without taking anything. , Two other houses on the ' east . side nave been entered the same way within the week, one of them twice. In no In stance did the burglar take anything away with him. One entry was In the middle of the afternoon. . A description of the burglar has been obtained and no is oeing tooxea ror. 0 GAS OVEN BLAZE III OYSTER SHOP A small fire In the Boston Oyster House, 224 Washington street, at 9:$0 this morning called out Hose 1 and Chemical 1 companies, but was extln- fulshed by the chemical before 'more han $60 damage had been done. The fire waa caused by the flaring up of a new .gas oven which wa being tried. The 'oven was located lust back of a little curio store, and It looked for a time as 11 the stock or the store would be ruined, but no damage was done to it. The proprietor of the restaurant Is rea jones. Building Permits. East Pine street, between Twenty- The Best Cough Cure A half -ounce of Virgin Oil of Pine. of Whiskey, mixed, will 'cure any cough tbat Is curable and break p. old III UUUI i t. . TJ U K.aWUUUI QIDIJ four hours. Ask your druggist for the genuine Leach's Virgin OH of Pine com. UUUIIU V Ul V, VI Cf.l vul nun Bui I. IVTTU VJ the Leach Chemical Co., Cincinnati. O. F. W. Baltes and Company invite your inquiries for PRINTING pnMM Miln 165 Phones Home a 1165 First and Oak THE WHITE TEMPLE Twelfth , and Taylox-8ts. MARION WARDED FARNHAM Header and Impersonator, give Dramatic Recital Characters Costumed. Splendid Calcium Effects. -Talented Musicians Assist. Tuesday Night. Dec 8 AVSVXCa ZJLOIXI' AID SOOZBTT TICKETS, BO AJTD U CTHT8. On sale at White Temple and Sherman, Clay Co. IIXTK AITS KOXBXSOsT BTS. FUR.S! FUR.S! AT LOWEST VOSSTJUU JTBIOXE. Remodeling a specialty. Fur coats of all kinds made to order. L. SCHUMACHER lot Kadisoa. VeL SCala Ml?. DUSTLE1S WAXINB The Snrt toys and Germ Slaye. : Jgome Groan aCald In Portland. . ltronlse Home Vo-Dust-ry. r No Dust When Sweeping. 0 lbs., fa; 100 lbfc. 90JM 200 lbs. fd. Portland Brush' and Waxfne Company tth and Harrison! . Phone East 69. WELLINGTON COAL The best bouse coat on the Paclflo Coast , - -..'.)...-. Churchloy Brose Bunkers lSlh-fttid MarshaTl 8U. 1 ' I'hones SSiiS $81. A-8J1. sixth and Twenty-fifth. J. W. Fiery, erect one story frame shed, $25; Tenlno street, between . Thirteenth and Fif teenth, William Mau, erect one story frame dwelling.. $1800: Fourth street, corner Oak,, C. K. Henry, erect six Story brick office building, $150,000; 108 North Third street, between Flan ders and Gllsan. E. E. , Merges, repair one story frame dwelling. $150: East Thirteenth street, between Mason and Shaver, F. J. Berger, repair one story frame dwelMng, $300. A new seal rookery has been dis covered on a heretofore uncharted island Thursday. Friday. Saturday LADIES' COATS AND SUITS This is suyery the most worxJerral opportunity yon will have., to tare money, if you want a Coat or Soit 247 Ladies' Coats Shipped by mistake ; we bought them at a great reduction from theegular prices now is your chance to buy a Coat AT HALF PRICE All fresh; new goods, just from the factory, at HALF OFF 4 -Big Bargains in Suits 4 LOT l--25 Suits, worth $20.00; your choice 97.45 LOT S &5 Suits, worth $30.00; your choice. $1.2.50 LOT 820 Suits, worth $35.00 ; your choice. $17.50 LOT 440 Suits, worth $40.00 ; your choice $24.50 Also many other bargains too numerous to mention. We, have the goods, you have the dollars we will exchange with -you and gtvt you two for one. "V 375 Washington St. TlTinkJianos - JLri v iniiuv i w ... . . '-.." 1 1 t III t I i mm mm Our $238 Piano has had more favorable comment in the last two days than any carload of pianos ever unloaded in Portland heretofore. . This is a broad statement, but what is the use of adver tising something you can't "make good on." But We Can Make Good! One of the finest musicians in Portland told us yester day that the price we have set aside for our special holiday offer at $238, is the greatest piano buy he has ever seen in Portland, and this, notwithstanding the perennial special sales of the big retailer up the street . $7 a month buys a piano you'll never be ashamed of, and so well satisfied are we of its real worth, we will gladly give you your money back if you are not satisfied. Store open evenings if you'll phone us beforehand. anas. I i L SIXTH AND Elal)orate . Sliirt Waist Pattern WITH THE SUNDAY JOURNAL OF DECEMBER 6 This dcsigTi is one f the best so'far -. given with the-Sunday Journal. - It will make an ideal Christmas present, -' ... :.- "4 ;-7'i;,r::.V':i::;rff;;vi -v ' :4:C:4' i-xi, '' THE SUNDAY' JOURNAL WITH. THE PATTERN " ' IS FIVE CENTS to the northward of the Russian port of Sakalien. The finder secured a fortune in skins before ha told his secret a rscvxxA WBsarcx. Of the foot or ankle may produce a very serious sprain. A sprain is more painful than a break. In all sprains, outs, burns and scalds Ballard's Snow Liniment is the best thing to use. Re lieves the pain instantly, reduces swell ing, la a perfect antiseptic and heals rapidly. Price SSe. iOa and $1.00. Bold by Bkldmore Drug Co. : s3 - - t irvui i in BURNSIDE r Lgf CHRONIC DISEASES ? TOW CTJBZnB ST ELECTRICITY The action of the modern hlfh . potential, high frequency currents is entirely different from that ef ordinary electricity Glasa does not insulate this form of elec tricity, aa it passes throug-h the class electrodes used in treating skin diseases, ulcers and enlarged glands. As the nerve currents of the 'body are essenUaUy elec tric in character, It follows that this powerful form of electricity , la the beat possible treatment for all nervous diseases, and experi ence shows that it cures nervous debility, sciatica, nervous head aches, neuastbenla. In rheuma tism it Is equally effective, and aided by the radiant heat of the high power electric light, it re moves Inflammation from the Joints, or from any part of the ; body. This power over Inflamma tion makes the treatment curative in a great many conditions which are not Influenced by medicine or ordinary methods of treatment Such troubles aa indigestion, chronlo constipation and piles yield readily to It, and asthma, chronic bronchitis, consumption (first and second stages), catarrh of the stomach, appendicitis and kidney diseases are cured. N. B- This treatment is pecn HaMy effective in diseases of the PROSTATE, removing, congestion and reducing enlargement of the gland. Consultation free. W. I., HOWARD, M. D. S04- Raleigh bldg., 4th and Wash. To Face Good Bridge Work If Jrou need any to be really well done, come here and BE SURE OF IT. The excellence of all our Dental Work In this vlclnltv has won us inany fast friends, because our patrons have dis covered that our experts excel in every department of dental practice. We make a specialty of painless extracting, and supply the best of Teeth, either on plates or bridge work. We are thorough dentists of man? years' practical experience and we back up every bit of It with our well-known reputation for doing HONEST DENTISTRY The beat Dentistry la none too good for you. Our success Is due to uniform high-grade work at reasonable prices. PAINXiESS EXTRACTION 504 SILVER FILLINGS BO up GOLD FILLINGS ...Sl.OO up 22K GOLD CROWN f.VOQ GOOD RUBBER PLATE 95.00 THE BEST RUBBER PLATES $8.00 NERVOUS PEOPLE And those afflicted with heart weak ness can now have their teeth ex tracted. Ailed and bridge work applied without the least pain or danger. AH work guaranteed for tea years. Chicago Painless Dentists 323W WASX. IT., OOm. 6TS, Phones Main 1880, A-6840. Office hours. a. m. to p. m. Sun days from ft to 1. Lady attendant. DR. C. M. DALLAS, Optician Has returned from Europe, where he has been Investigating the JTEW "WTES SADBX XX TEC OS of Eye-testing-, which caused so much talk in France and Germany. No extra charge will be made for this wonderful science, in the fitting of lenses. Our prices are very reasonable, our method Is ACCURATE, and the lenses AJBBOI.'CTEIiY COB KECT. DA LLAS OPTICAL PARLORS tl8-l railing Building, Cor. Third and Waahliurtoa Streets, . Seooad Iloor. - A New Departure The cost of Interments has been, greatly reduced by the tiolmaa Under taking company. Heretofore it has been the custom of funeral directors to make charges for all incidentals connected with a fu neral? The Edward Holman Undertak ing company, the leading funeral di rectors of Portland, have departed front that custom. When casket is furnished by us we make no extra ehergea for embalming, hearse te cemetery, outside box or any service that may be re quired of its, except clothing, cemetery and carriages, thus effecting a saving of $25 to m on each funeral. THE EDWARD HOLMAN UNDERTAKING CO. SO TSCkO SI- COB. SAUtQO. DiamondLIonsc Paint NO BETTER PAINT MADR. ; 01.4Q Per Gallon .Manufactured by , ,'t Portland Sash & Door Co. 830 rrstT sr. roRTtAxu, cs. A A- Sr. W. A. Wise. OUT OF TOWN PEOPLE Should remember that our force Is so organised that WE CAN DO THEIR ENTIRE CROWN, BRIDGE AND PLATE WORK IN A DAY if necessary. Positively Painless Extraction free when plates or bridges are ordered. WE REMOVE THE MOST SENSITIVE TEETH AND ROOTS WITHOUT THE LEAST PAIN. NO STUDENTS; no un certaintybut SPECIALISTS who do the most scientific and careful work. WISE DENTAL CO., Inc. Dr. W. A. Wise, Mgr 21 years In Portland. Second floor. Falling bldg.. Third and Washington streets. Office hours, 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays, S to 1 p. m. Painless extracting. 60q; plates, $5 up. Phone A and Main 2020. HEILIG THEATRE 14th and Wash. i. Phones Main 1, A-1122. 4 NIGHT8 BEGINNING 8UNDAT Great American Play UOV AJTD m MOUSS." Beats Are Now Belling. Prices 81.80, 11.00. 76c, 60c. All Thia Week Baker Stock Co. in the Famous and Brilliant Comedy ouTTExnra qlobia." A Scream of Fun. Music and Specialties.' Evening Prices 25c, 35c, 60c; Matinee Saturday. 15c, 25c. Hext Week The Boss of the Sancho. ft Ex. Sundays and Holidays 1S-25-S); Nicwr THEATRE IS-2S-S0-7S: Week ef Hov. 30. Bva Taylor ft Co.) Four Franklins' Amy Stanley and Ploks; X.eo DonneUyj Joe Xa rienr; Alexis k Behall- Oracle Emmsttj Orchestra; Tto ts. . BAKER THEATRE Phones Main 2, A-5380. Oregon Theatre Co., Inc.. Lessee. Geo. L. Baker, Oen. Mgr. Tonight, all week. Sat. matinee. Bargain Mat Wednesday, 25c any seat ROSE MEL.VIL.LE In the Characteristic play SIS XOPXXBS Night prices 25a to 1 1;-Saturday Mati nee 25e, 60c. ' i Vext WeekThe "band of Bdd. " . THE GRAND-Vaauevilledc Luxe AjrOTHZB BIO BILL EHIc. Joyce Gray Joe Kardmaa, Joseph B. Xettlas k Co., Douglas K. Tllnt SI CO.. The ZA Sella Trio, The pelota, Fred Bauer, Orandlsoope. - A TISIOB OT SALOME" Luken's Trsised Bears. PANTAGES THEATRE Advanced TaMdevllla, stars of all Hatioas. Matinees Dally 15c Two Shows at Night, 15o and 25c 9--The Great Heras Fami!y-9 Nine Marvelous European Acrobats, Late of Rlngllns; Bros.' Circus. The Largest and Best Acrobatic Act in Vaudeville. LYRIC THEATRE Starting Week of Nov. 29. , rn nuniu co. Representing the Screaming Fare - Comedy . "TURNED UP" Matinee Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. The STAR ffi Ma,n Matinees Wednesday, Saturday. Sunday. For the Entire Wek of Nov. 29, '08. The Comedy Drama Success -A 1CXX.UOHAXBB TBAhDP. Matinees at 2:80, every evening at 8:15. Night prices 15c, 25e. 83c, 60c; matinees 15c end 25c. Seats may be reserved by either phone. - . HBZT win "A STBTJOOXJ3 rOB OOX.D" 'enmg, Decemberth English Lutheran Church WIJST TABX ABB JITTEBSOB -...y... ,.. - Otto P. L. Herse . TBBTOB . ' "Nsture's Own Singer." . Enrllsh, German. Scotch, Irish : Songs. ,. The Best Songs by the Best Com , posers. A9XZSSXOB , so crwrs A; A. LINDSAY, M.D. ':. ' Author of "THE NEW PSTCHOLOOY" and V ; "MIND THE BUILDER" Gives free Lectures fvery Wednesday Night At Women ol IVcod crall Hall Testa and Taylor Ste. General subjects Bulldlne;s Pow ers of Mind and the Law of fcuu gestlon. " -SPECZiJb hVMTECt WSSBXSSAT, SSO. , T. tV, JyyyVvWWWvNiWvWw, IC mril .1 m J as, ' mji THEATRE. We w