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THE OREGON DAILY"" JOURNAL. PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING. JANuTrTV 1S& rown Topics 7 - TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS I felllg "Fifty Miles From Boston" vker "Shore Acres'" unirnlnw . ."Ar Tnu a Maaonr fDheum 5. .......... ... ii . . . Vaudeville antages .. Vaudeville rana .... .. . viuaevun . yno Why Girls Leave Home" -tract-company employe who -works at tne county cierx a omce in copymg roo . ordi will hereafter be "paid into- the count treasury. Thla will b In "com. x pliance with t an order- of the county v court yesterday, modifying: . an ' order previously made ; that n th abstract fnrrea munt. vacate the office bv Jan The county win realise sa,uuv DHUTAL TEAMSTERS PLACED HER ARREST -"The Inhuman treatment of 4 horses on the Burnside and steel 4 bridges has to cease If I have . to hold court on the bridges and : employ the entire . constable's - office, to arrest the teamsters." This announcement vgax made' yesterday toy Justice Olson, following- : the . arrest of -' two teamsters A, f or, beating their o A horses on the, steel bridge. t ' Justice Olson himself saw the offense committed, which makes It look bad for the teamsters. : The men arrested aire V. Foley and B. Davis, both employed by the Kadderly Transfer company, iarv 1 year or more from this source, and T , ' portion of this will be spent to, em-1 v They were driving-a double team loy -an extra deputy, , whose duty wiu I attached ' to; , a heavy wagon to watch the vault "nd.fceShJj loaded with sacks Of ooffee. The ?iih A intended o use the I wagon became stalled on the ' um vacated by the abstracters for I bridge approach, two ; horses ttenrilne- the tax rolL but this work fill be done at the assessor' office In le city hall. Another libel ult against the Dally -a Publishing company . wa filed In 'state circuit court yesterday after 1 :," Thla tlma it Is a. civil case. In - $25,000 ' damages are demanded I came along. fc... 11 CI . T I 4 Tig sum is asked for attacks upon him violent language, referring- to him "'Portland's ,:Buef' and Imputing dis- ireful acta of him. John F. Logan ' a the suit for Mr. Baker yesterday oon as the latter returned from a r to California. He also, promises nrfAr charees of criminal libel j against : Dana P.- Sleeth, the editor of 1 the publication, who was recenuy in dicted on a similar charge by toe grana jury on testimony given by ... Wll iianly, William I I A motion to dismiss the case of the .United states against jonn teese was ie before Judge Wolverton tn tne nral isrart yesterday.- and was Ob- owner of the land, William McClure. 1 The land In atlestlon was mixed up in me lamous 4i- case, ana ino buxi waa nraurht u set aside tne patent. join -tcCourt made the. motion for the gov- A-nmnnt, nis mm Demg ip get me prr- ii proceedings aismissea ana men ins a. . WW cvinpiaiill, 11 la iitflvu u v.w Tnment that the entry of Reese was .tpus. Judge woiverton toon me I -: , ,11 unoer aavisemeni. ' mum ' ' '" 41 4iU enary Methodist Episcopal church - lurctiased a. new nome lor its Das V f ff.n-niirinflp ill th TMr nf tha vlfit. x,ce of the church it has rented a house gave way to the new. .The message , n inreuinno, Kiiu 11 n urou inwu- r was Hashed at ii midnight, Washington a -itlent to hava to lease the new resl-1 time, but arriving here at 10 o'clock last anff ce or eacn pastor. Accordingly tne night, two houia before whistles and v. , nnam nu 1 1 111 T1 U n I'f I III 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 ( 11 1 H I hft oiinnimoDil fttA rnmltiff n r luna being unable to drag the load up the Incline. The teamsters be gan to beat the horses unmercU fully, one with a whip and the other with a club. This hap pened' Just as Justice Olson Their speedy ar rest followed. The wagon was finally moved by hitching an ' other team to It, two horses being unable to budge It "I have pleaded for two years with "W. T. Bhanahan, secretary of the Oregort Humane society; , to relieve the Inhuman condi tions on the bridges," said Jus-' tlCtj-tTHon with feeling, "but Bhanahan Jias done nothing, and neither has the humane officer of the police department. I am going to see to It that these conditions cease if. I have to hold court on the bridges to do it-" Foley and Davis were released on ball of 1100 each, which was deposited for them by their em ployers. They will have a hear ing tomorrow afternoon. "Washington last night as the old year beautiful home at 644 East Ankenyl v 'a about nine blocks from thai Renatnr Ttnurno hBH written the rhnm. nrifuV nid nurchtsed It for a nefma-lber of commerce notifvinc it that in all i0- . parsonage. Dr. Clarence , True I probability the appropriation for the ,0 lValt has taken up his residence at I improvement of Lewis river, which is L nrir.' house, 644 East Ankeny. and directly tributary to Portland, will be a-""ism the same teiepnones, r-lZ7Z I incorporated m tne rivers ana naroors ; 2572. I Din ana passea Dy congress, ten. ffiru I- mtnt '!.- the' main feed pipes In the! Rate war. steamer Nome City sails tvu Jtuinkling apparatus on me aireci ior Dsn r intJ5co jiiursuay, p. . C4ii)hs i m. v.auin iiu. Derm ana meais inciuaea. and for a Frank Bollam, agent, 118 ..Third street store would values in erdTuii UiMi'tM'f'e' that the Jl Aooo, Th cmnlnvRd iiiroMdMl. I We soonge and cress your ctothea an ior tj.ou. montn. wirona run everv- through several of the lower where. Unique Tailoring Co.. 808 Stark. V plugging the pipe and stop- ,an or water, dui not until it Main ?oui 14. A-4314. damage is estimated at and would have been much iter had It not been that the com- School of Music" 4S3 Morrison, cor ner Thirteenth. SS for term of three mmm inirinv invontnr. kt thik tim, nf I montha to bealnners in classes of four. he 'accident, and a large force of clerks Students' entrance on Thirteenth. : i ' I Pharmacy students desiring heln for ) Ralph O. Bohr, a well known printer tate board examinations can procure and popular member of the Multnomah ""n" l th ' Lau Preparatory School " Athletic club, died at the family, real- Pharmacy." .148 Second street WILL iliJEi . GJJI; LAVIS Sportsmen- Say Oregon's -Present Statutes Jum- ' ' bled and Inadequate. ,E.:A. Parsons of Portland is to be state game garden In the event there la a revision of the game laws , at the coming session of the legislature, ac cording to the prediction Of his friends. Mr. Parsons is a well known and en thuslastlo sportsman and for a long time has taken a great Interest In game preservation and propagation. Great interest is beinar taken throutrh out the states by the sportsmen in the enactment; or new game laws. The pres ent laws are jumbled and inadequate and tne sportsmen intend to make a united and . consistent effort to secure remedial legislation at the coming ses sion. - One of the important changes which Mr. Parsons will contend for will be a provision giving ample protection to the remaie vmna pneasani. uritisn uoium bla has a law protecting the female pheasant which has proven of great oenent. At is aiso aesirea tnat a spe cial fund be created from the money paid for hunters' licenses to be used in the protection and propagation of game and risn. it is also desired that the hunters' licenses consist of a badge to be worn on the outside of the coat ana tnat tne open season be short' ened. It Is Intended that the limit on ducks be reduced to 26 birds .a week, and that only three deer be allowed and the game restricted to the male deer.- . - - - - It is also desired that th law pro vide for a sufficient number of depu ties at moderate salaries who shall be assigned to districts other than their own home vicinity during the months of July, August September, October, No vember ana uecemoer. a Dounty on cougar and wild cats. will' also be asked for. Mr. Parsons baa been urged to be come a candidate for the position of state game warden, provided the legis lature shall so amend the law as to make it possible for that official to do effective work. He has consented and his friends are confident that they will be able to persuade the governor to make the appointment provided the new law passes the legislature. .. Mr. rat-sons, nimseir. is an ardent sportsman and has taken much interest in the protection tsi game or tne state. He was the organiser of the Oregon Field Trials club which conducted the first field trials at Independence laat September. m--- ; 8 AT THE THEATRES dence IS East Sixteenth street, at an .a .In litni . vut.mliiv ha was hnfn in fortiana z years ago ana ior a num. i a mto Kelly's Family Liquor Store, ' Park street Ja-h grade wines and s bar of years was a linotype operator on U-uor;-. u1 P".0 to ait .Free delivery- ' the Oregonian and, Telegram. Four years I ei. Aiaia xa. .Home, A-iau. TiMAirn T a i imi a nn npiin rama I yesterday ai the result of a hemor- - Steamer Jessie Harklns, for Camas, rhage. The funeral wlll.be held at 11 "npugai mnq way i armings, aauy ex o'clock tomorrow morning from Dun- PJ ounaay. weaves Washington st nlng-s chapel, interment at Rlvervlew oc at a p. ",-"" ' I T-1 - . , . . k oai 0iui win remain ciosea Bit The new cltv officials of Mllwauklel. day.. . lears.. but will keep open were pwurn in uibi hikue. tnu win uckih i " . . . ..v.uv. . . their regular duties with the beginning J pirleh. the- new mayor, who 'succeeds Masquerade ball at the Armory. Sat WUUam Schlndler, was the first to take urday evening. Eight prises. Prasp's tne cam ana ne was loiiowea oy vu . n.arla .Entail Aniin.llmAii VA I Lhmann. and 1. F. MuUan. Jesse Keck Johnaon has moved to was sworn In as city marshal There MelcM ounaing. Mam I7i; a-izzs. ba rlA 'ryill. rhasa k.U 1 " . r'-T -..-Mr-"vV"V, "r," ""3 Woman's Exchange. Ill Tenth tr.t r t a. Sellwood. I lunch 11:30 to z; business men s lunch The IntereoileBiata nrom to be riven . Wlllard A. Roberts, dentist moved ;,at Rlngler'a hall tomofrow night will be lrom onaw to "euicai piag. "The Devil's Auction" Coming. The twenty-eighth consecutive year of Charles H. Tale's "Everlasting Devil's Auction" will be characterised by a sumptuous production. The scenic effects will be new, elaborate and novel. the costuming a symphony, while the company will be stronger than ever. "Are You a Mason" at Bungalow. Howard Russell. WUllam Dills and Sydney Ayres have great comedy roles in "Are Tou a Mason?" which has kept Baker stock company audiences roaring all week at the Bungalow. Russell in a "gin role" is a scream. Seat ior "Zaxa." . If you are going to see the Baker stock company next week In the great emotional play, "Zaza," you should lose no time getting seats, for the rush has exceeded all expectations at the Bunga low box office. zh ...... i m : ' m r m mm.. 1 r... -- mm. mw m mm mm mm . 11 mot m m ' - rm w m ')';.- i m u . u m U lla U U U U U US A Li 1 '- L3 Commencing tomorrow, Saturday our monster cut-price sale will start. : This is your opportunity to purchase standard and highgrade apparel at greatly reduced prices. ... : (CONTRACT GOODS NOT INCLUDED) " Ezccllo, Star and Cluett Slrirts ot Cut Prices ' Neckwear and Mufflers at Cut Prices GlovesatCuiPriceo $1.00 Negligee Shirts 45c 50c High Grade Neckwear, All the Latest Colors, 23c OUR GIGANTIC ONE - THIRD - OFF SALE of Men's, Boys' and Children's Suits, Overcoats and Cravenettes continues without abatement. Selections just as good as when sale was Jnaugurated notwith standing the heavy trade of the past three weeks. WE WISH YOU ALL A VERY HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Mir iiiiuiuim mmiii o nu izimv Biuucnu i w . who are here for the holidays came unDre- Z?J?y Pwiesa pared for a formal dance. InvlUtfons lnJra anavv asnington.. Savt been issued onlv to collets neonle I - . .. . in town. All students and alujnl of v,tn rmi .?i ,VL 11? the western colleges are Invited. Mrs. Morrison, cor. Sixth, are the best. Chamberlain will lead thai r- -.. . orr E. B-ranH march. A committee of students wearing the colors of their colleges will receive, tir the gymnasium prior to the . aance. V The funeral of Fred Kelson, who died yesterday morning at the Good Samari tan hospital rrom typnoid lever, will be held at the Swedish Baptist church to-1 Dr. Haynes. optician. Salmon near 6th. Berger, aigSK 181 TamhllLM. Sli. Dr. E. C Brown. Eye-Ear. Marquam. Journal want ads. la a word. SOCIETY WEDDING T AT FOEEST GROVE morrow afternoon at 1 o'clock. Mr. Nelson Is survived by ft widow and two small sohe. who live at 71S Commercial street. Mr. Nelson had been a resident of this city for about It years, and was wlrtolv known Imoiw the rmnlnh rent. WU.-yer at Albers Bros.' mill. , land to attend a fashionable wedding A number of people' went to Forest tfa-ve the Disconnt Send check or rtav " tomorrow evening. Two of the at office on or before the tenth to gave most prominent families of that part of r m uiKuaut wii tfanunry Dllia IOT ine I the State Will ha unltud InmnrntB -ioStaffiSa00: S?ough thl'marHaga'1 ofd Miss Maud s long-dlstanej cajls to Tacoma, Seattle Ugnes Shannon and Edmund ..r.v. Z.-"V Telephone com-1 Tongue. The bride Is the daughter of j na aura, mdn ineoaore enannon, la1 Well known Dioneer familv. Mr. t m- , . r . . . ' A lighted match dropped on the car- man Thorn m iTtmi, rue and h 1 S!T et caSsed a small blase at 111 Second I Hl- i.S"??'. K-J a prom- treet at s ociock mis morning. Thai r-..l mm nominal I . ". ''"'B"' iinraciuiinj loss was nominal, i.or m(h 4,.ii.i A.trt t?. John McNuttv. nautical Vnart ln ? -WeiL.k,n?7O,0remlin' ?mber of nhirra nf the local hvdroarr,hr0'hrin,h r"9 .uPl..cluD P? xne owner received a telegraphic message o 'the Amon. Th. Pr.n?USl,- h?".t" wildnight hour from the department in L,?.".?, . nd. atT th w asa.a. uu K ua,T a-AJIIJo ard. Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Freeman, Ir. and Mrs. Charles Stringer. Mr. n4 Mrs. J. D. Merriman. Dr. J. N. Co rh Ian The purity of it, the JtilSiS1? B"Ut - - - - mildness of it, the light- ATTENDED GRAFT ness and brightness of TRIAL IN SOUTH IUC ItH-iiCi lUCSC (UC Attorney John F. Logan and familv thinCTS VOU notice' everv Tterday from a three weeks- W.I&,.UU Wi-C CVCry vacation visiting relative and friends , . t e I ,n an i- rancisro ana neignoonng cities. limp vnn iup a cnV nf whu in nn Fv.noi. Mr tJ i... . . . i - . . . . .f . . ... mi, nan SrtQrk ana tjiauaianes trials. VOiy wOap, . . I "Public sentiment has veered around . . . I io ina auppori ne gran , prosecu- 1 CC puntjr UI iVOry bv" W J.- Bums that up to the time Qnan K fll1 in th I very little gympathy fTOm the business wvuj . element In San Krahclco.- But the at- vll f ... i . . , . 1. I tempt to assassinate tne great proaeo "CellenCe OI tile materials tor was too much, and now the grafters - I have verr few friends amona tha cmn. , - . 4 win oe maae to serve time, i aon't be- lts rauaness, io us enure ?r "al.n ,wlu Pvrrui . . . , , .... ( with all of his pull, to have the ver- II f.,. I diet stt aside. - . . II CC 1 "I enjoyed my vicatlon, but I am glad lie get tiaeK ni again- get into bar- r. o "Shore Acres" at the Baker. Tonight, tomorrow matinee and night will be the last three opportunities to see the beautiful play, "Shore .Acres," at the Baker theatre. When James A. Heme wrote "Shore Acres" he gave to the stage some dramatio literature thai had staying qualities. Start the New Tear Right. To begin the new year you should we suggest that you go to the Lyrics tonight and see the Lyrio stock com pany in Moths, a society drama, played by he best stock company that been at tnls popular wcsx2siss:isssssaEszsascssiiiiiistiapi 12 Reasons Why j There Are 12 Reasons WHY YOU SHOULD OWN A FOX FURNACE ONE REASON IS A FOX FURNACE IS THE BEST FURNACE THAT MONEY CAN BUY Never Mind The Other!! HEILIf. THEATRE P lAWaWlV? 14th and Waahlngtoa Phones Main 1 and A-1121. New Tear's Matinee and Night v Tomorrow Afternoon and Night Geo. M. Cohan's Musical Play , "50 HXLBfl TKOK BOSTOX" . Excellent Cast Musid Fun Evenings, 1.60 to 60e; Mat, 1 to i$C. has ever house. price X freedom from alkalL Ivory; Soap 99 Per Cent. Pure; ness,'.' declared Mr. Dgan. IT Rock Springs Coal : The -best coal on the market.' TJh. lerty Coal 4k Ice Co., agents. Office 1 15 North ' Fourteenth : street. Main 16(2. A-41K. . . . Mettger fits your eyes for IL. A Night With the Poets. At the Vantages this week George Homans presents his latest creation, "A Night With the Poets." It is, with out fear of contradiction, the prettiest and most artistic vaudeville act ever seen ln this city. Tha stage setting and electrical effects are grand. . A Great Bill Next Week. The following advanced vaudeville acts are booked for the Pahtages next week: The great Florens family, mar velous European acrobats direct from the New York Hippodrome; the Kohler grand opera trio; Burton 'and Brooks: Abrams and Johns, and Brandon and Wilson. Every act Is a headline. Seats Sell for "The Alaskan. Beats are now selling at boxoffiee the Helllir theatre:' for John Cort'a mar- nincent production or tne Deautirul comic opera success. "The Alaskan." which will be the attraction for four nlghti, beginning next Sunday. January New Tear's at Heilig. Start the new year with a song and a laugh, by attending ueorge U. Co han's merry musical play, "50 Miles From Boston," this evening - at the Heilig theatre. It's a laugh from start to finish. Same bill tomorrow after noon at the special price matinee. Last performance tomorrow night. "Jane Eyre" Coming. Jane Eyre.", the attraction at the Star theatre next week, has lost none of Its charm or Interest in the dramatio form which Is presented by Rowland Clifford. The characters are clearly drawn and perfectly presented: - the state nlctures are a series of harmo nious color symphonies. "Why Girls Leave Home" at "Star. "Why Girl" Ieave Home," the at trac tion at the Star this week. Is a. type of melodrama containing many new and admirable features, and the author, Fred Summerneid, has given to the public in this plav something whloh is remarkably true to life. Good Resolutions for Today. Among the good resolutions to be made today. New Year's, is to see Co lumbus, the dancthg horse, at. the Orand Columbus surpasses any other trained horse exhibited in vaudeville. John Birch. "te. man withJle-: hate," Is one of several good .specialty artists. ' A New Headlmer. '"The Traveling Man" is a little one act comedy which Joe Demlng A Co, will present next week at the Grand. It is something, new and comes highly recommended. Six 'people are in the cast of the playlet .. Surrounding tha headline act will ' be several . other equally atrong cards. ,. . - ' " -V Back and Wing Dance at Orpbemn. "Oh! say, did you see the girl Is the question every one is asking here.: And who Is the glrlT No other than Ida May Chadwtck, who Is playing with the Chadwlck trio in a sketch called "For 8a!WWIggins Farm." Miss Chad Wick holds a medal awarded to the beat1 BUT Upon request we will mail you a booklet that ex plains fully why the Fox furnace is the best furnace that money can buy. . . Get It at KADDERLY'S THE HARDWARE MAN 130 first Street Near Cor. Alder Next to O. W. P. Waiting Rooms, running clear through to Front. M Z2EZ2XSXXXXXZXXaTEIX55Z3 Z5X2X2nS2Z5XXZXX5ZZKXXX3 M buck and wing dancer In America, and has held that distinction ror tne last four or five years, Black-aee Artiste at Orpheum. Frank White and Iew Simmons are minstrel or blackface artists, who have been portraying for years the charac ters of the real southern negro. The types they will present at tha Orpheum next week, are a - colored performer In hard luck and a prollflo manager. East 28th Street Bridge Th bridge will new be opened for pedestrians, but will remain closed to other trafflo until opened by the city authorities. - . Experts employed by the elty pro nounce the quality of concrete in the columnar inferior. In order that tho public may see the absurdity of this contention, the columns which were opened by the experts will be exposed for public inspection rrom i 10 t p.,m, Raturdav. and from 10 a. m. to I D. m. Sunday. Representatives of the con tractors will be present to afford every facility to those desiring to Inspect the structure. $10 Botta sTow fa. Head the double page ad today of the Red Front Clothing Store. This is ab solutely bonaflde. DOCTORS PRESCRIPTION Quietly Ooree aVhenmetie ralas, Ala System Builder.' Go to any good prescription druggist and get the following: . - One ounce compound -syrup of San aa part 11a. and one ounce Torls com pound. Add these to a half pint of first class whiskey, and use a tablespoonfai before each meal and at bed time. The bottle must be well shaken each time. Although .this la seemingly a com monplace formula, yet it is the moet effective known for the eradication of acid poisons from the blood, absolutely curing all kinds of rheumatism, and at the same time restoring the whole sys tem to a vigorous, healthv condition. Th enfeebled body and nerves will feel Its remarkable festering after the first few- doses, but It should be continued until health , la fully re covered. The prompt use of this excellent mix ture will be found to save marry a dollar in doc tar bills ajut much .suf ferine. E. "W. Baltes and Company invite your inquiries for PRINTING .First and Oak SAT UU Orrai TOSAT. HEIIJC Theatre Uth snd Washington Phones Main 1 and A-1122. 4 NIGHTS BEGINNING SUNDAY John Cort Presents Comlo Opera "TO AT.aHTaTf Brilliant Cast Magnificent Production Prfoea fl.(0. 11.00. 76c. I0e. liljM-TiirAte Phones Main 117. A-4214 Tonight, all this week, Regular mati nee ' Saturday. ' Baker stock company In the funniest of plays, ' "AJU YOU A'MASOBTT' A big hit. Get your seats Quick. Evening prices 26c, SBc, tOc. Matinees, loe ana zoo. --!TorteeBaa,J- " To Face Qood Bridge Work BAKER THEATRE Phonea Main X A-6K. Oregon Theatre Co. (Inc.), Lessee. Geo. Ll Bakerv General Manager. Tonight all week, - Bargain Matinee Wednesday, 28e-- any seat. Regular matinee Saturday. Grand revival or James Heme's famous play, "KKOJtB ACSJCS," with Archie Boyd and a strong company. Evening prices S6o, 60o, 7 Jo. Matinees 25c 60c. Next attraction "The Devil's Auction." Meet 'UAIY , A-lOaO.' Mata. (V Bs. auaAaya Meltdays U-K-5J; mom TuEAlEE IS.2S.M-75C Week of Deosmheg OT Oee. m. xrtai. rose, Kr. ana Mr, aeae Xiigbee, Three Toscary, piotoral Feat Oasd Album, Chadwlck Trio, AUoe Winona, Maude rraaois O0 km, reraaa. orohawtra. riomres. The STAR fiftr M,n Matinees Wednesday, Saturday and Sun. cay. For the entire week of December JIB. J. carpenter presents -wax crubbs weatsi mo Matlneea at 2:80, prices 15o and 2 So 16, either phone. every evening at 8:1 zee. ic, 6 uo. night oricea 16a. Beats may be reserved by Ifext Week "Jaae gyre." 1165 I jl I THE LYRIC THEATRE Diamond Douse Paint NO BETTER PAINT MADS, f $1.40 Per Gallon - Mamnfaotared t'-'J Portland Sash 4 Door te. 830 nOlT sTT. POBTXAJTS. OS. PANTAGES THEATRE Advaaeed TandeylUe, ara of All vatioaa. ' Engagement extraordinary of George n m 11 .in a masterpiece), , "A nOKT WTTX TU POSTS" Twelve people in the cast, iricludtn a high class quartet, living pictures an tableaux. A $5000 equipment. Matinees DaOy, lBo. Two Shows at night, 1B and gSe. USmaVR JsJTD itSBB BTS. Second week starting Sunday matinee, December 27, 1 The Lyrio gtook Company in . "MOTHS"' A Society Drama In Fotir Acts i -Matinees Tuesday. Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. Special matinee Friday. 1 Kew Year's Day.. THE GRAND VaadetlUe tie Luxe Another Big Bin Mile. 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When vaakat la Inral.n.l by tie we make no extra charge r-r embalming, hears to cemetery, eutsu. box or. any ervtee that may bn re quired of . except elotMmt. eentetrv 2rrtaTf. thua effecting a aiug f 116 10 7 6 en each funeral. . THE EDWARD liOLf,!Afl undipjaking co. tao THxaa sr. cob. SAtxcrr. FURS! FURS! a xvowxst rossxBus rxxexs. Remodeling a specialty. Pur coata of all kinds made to order. ; 7 L. SCHUMACHER 80S BTadlsos. . Tel. Mala 8817. Little "Adlets" always pay. WW BTATB BV VsTVOl VVSttXSS wiXH8 for three months and are very much r4eased with same. It does the work very satisfactorily and ta desir able In our business from tha tact that It keeps the duat flown. Very respect fully, ., kane Drv Goods Co.. per L. R. Perr Manufacture bv . Po?!,ad Broth 6) Waxin C : Vcr.cn a S;:c::!l The well known S. K. On Ch inee Mlloine C -ir-i r,. with wonderful hfi,a -i 1 roots. h cu;l rnnt.y r '. ferers Ken a I c -r r ' ! have f;li. .. - .4 E. Harrison. 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