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SALEM, OREGON. WEDNE5DAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1902
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ECEIVED
The largest shipment of Shoes
ever received in Salem.
139 -CASES OF SHOES -139
There were Just 2899 pairs
BROWN'S MARK
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and we have more
coming. They're
all from the Brovn
Shoe Co., and bear
the famous
Are YOU going to wear a pair of them? Your
neighbors know what thev are. because they've i
worn them. It's time you were trying a pair if t
you're interested in reducing your sh e bills. Our
I Shoe Business is Growing! i
There's a reason for it.
Our shoes give satisfaction and we sell them at
the closest possible margin of profit. We can af
ford to sell cheaper than "regular stores" because
we do a strictly spot cash business. The same busi'
Hess methods thatdiave made our shoe department
a success are applied to every department in the
store.
j Clothing, Hats, Rhirts, Hosiery jj
UNDERWEAR and all kinds of ladies' and mens'
:: furnishings.
ii The New York Racket i;
, SALEM'S CHEAPEST ONE
. PIUCE CASH STORE.
E. T. BARNES, Prop'r.
ROOSEVELT
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COLLISION
jflO. 182.
Has a Narrow Escape from Being
Run Over by an Electric Car.
I
President and Party Were Hurled Into the Air
and Fell Hard With Carriage on Top
The President Had a Marvelous and Providential Escapes
Car Was Facing to See the Distinguished Party
Lennox, Mass., Sept. 3. An electric c.ir,runnlna30miles an hour, struck
the landau, carrying the president, Secretary Cortelyou and Secret Service
Officer Craig; thlsmornlng, Instantly killing the latter, and slightly Injurinu
the president. Roosevelt was cut and brulced, but Instantly sprang to the
assistance of Craig. Cortelyou was uninjured.
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Make Assurance Doubly Sure
""j You may be a light sleeper and an accurate ,,waker." but
analarm clock will render it doubly sure that you do not over
sleep, Wc have just received 100 Parker's a'arm clocks, solid
cut steel pinions, rotary alarms, which promote durability and
docs away with the big slot in the case always so great a dust
collector. Thev arc certainly the very best wc have ever' seen
at iheir prices, $1.25. SI, 50 and S2.00. Wc shall be pleased to
6how them to you.
Details of the Accident.
Lenox, Sept. 3. Lntor dotnllH say
tho report or Driver Pratt's death are
untrue. Ho Is still nllvc, but uncon
scious. In addition to those lira
mimed In tho party was Congressman
Lawrence, of Massachusetts, who was
bruised. Tho ear struck the carriage
from the roar. Tho paity.was hurled
Into tho air, the wreck of tho carriage
striding tho president after ho fell.
Coitelyou became unconscious. His
flint question when ho revived was.
"How Is tho president?" aovurnor
Crane, Is now In bed. A military guard
of four mounted men first gave aid,
and wore asslstod by Secrot Service
Agont Taylor and l'ostolllco Inspector
Meyers, who wore In a second car
ringo. President Hoosovolt was at
tended by Dr. Lung, who was In the
third enrrlago. Crulg'B body was
found under tho car horribly .man
glod. Driver Pratt Baw tho car and
tried to urge hlB four horses ncioss,
and tho moformnu attempted to stop,
hut tho Impetus was too groat.
At Stockhrldgo, whoro tho party
was to have takon lunch, tho president
stepped out of tho carriage plainly
under groat mental distress, and told
tho silont, assembled throng of tho no
cldent, and paid a ti Unite to Craig,
saying, "my faithful friend Is klllod."
, Carmen Held Responsible.
I.onox, Sopt 3. Motorman Mnddan
and Conductor Kolly havo boon nr-
rosted, as the pu&songors claim that
the car raced down the hill to Inter
cept and review the panning Uoospvclt
, party.
Barr s Jewelry Store
Corner State and Liberty 8t.
Leaders In Low Prices.
When time is in dispute
Tho watch from C. T. Pomoroy's al
ways detldos. A watch from there Is
icllablo. The name Itself Is a guaran
tee. Every watch sont out of this
store Is necuiatoly regulated and ean
always bo depended upon. That's tho
only kind of a watch to carry. A big
stock to Heleci from. Prices, sllvor
watches. 52.50 to $10; 20 ear gold
tilled 10 to ?20.
G. T. Porneroy
8 On I St. W-itehmkr and Optician
Driver Dies from Injuries.
i Lonox, SepL ,3. Drlvor Pratt died
from hla Injurious. Tho prosldqitt la
greatly grjovad over Craig's denth, tho
latter boing a personal friend,
o
Explotlon of Oil Works.
Now York, Sopt. 3. A torrlblo ex
plosion occurred in the oil works at
Wlldanibburg this evening. A do.en
people are reported killed
Have Vou Ever Tried Salem's Botanical Doctor?
He absolutely cures cancers, tu-i eases all without the use of tho knife
mors, gravel, kidney and blarfder trou- orpolsonoua minerals or mineral of
bles, bone diseases, asthma, skin dls-any kind. - ' -
Instructions.
My Dear Friend:
You must bear in mind that this
medicine Is not a poisonous tonic, nor
a stimulant, nor a temporary relief,
which you get from poisonous drugs,
where the results are sure death soon
er or later. .Those poisons go In your
bones and destroy the life of them
and create all kinds of dlsoases, can
cerous tumors, consumption, dropay,
bon.o diseases, etc. Do not blame the
medicine when It takes an effect and
stirs up the poisons or disease In the
system. You must uot expect to be
rurml In a few days, for your sickness
or disease has een a long time com
ing on. and It will take a long time
to get It out of your system. It will
take months or a year to build up a
new body from the bones up. This Is
what tho people do not understand.
They are used to being humbugged.
My medicines aro composed of na
ture's herbs what the human 'system
requires. When the animals get sick
they "will help themselves to Uiose
herbs, for they have the instinct, and,
the people have not, so we have to
make a study of IL It has been a life
study with me. Do not get weary;
this life Is too short and too sweet to
worry out of this world.
Dr. Cook cures all kinds of diseases
Dr. J. F. COOK, 301 Liberty St, 8a
lem, Ore., Is the man you ought to
consulL He la a natural doctor. He la
descended from a line of Oerman herb
alists; the beat physlcjans In the
world.
Thla Is hla fourth year In Salem, and
scorea of patients and frienda can tes
tify to his skill In their cases. ......
Read the Above Remarkable Cure.
New York. Sept. 8. Henry Hunter,
the ueuro who shot a number of no
Ucmnejii, and wsHlre to his house in
Quen Iorowh Mofulay Uht, In an
flert teaar ajTMt, bM Wat -
JalL In the ght between IlHHtar and
those who tried to arrest htm. eleven
poUeemen. three citizens and fiunter
wife Were wounded. Mrs. Hunter, who
helped, her husband in his effort to
escape, was taken to a hospital where
It U Mid today that she ia In a iarkwi
eadtUB. Hunter waa badlr heate
ia the strugf le when he waa caught
SPECIAL
...PRICES
Until October 1st
To Introduce Our Up-
to-Date Methods
BANCROFT OPTICAL CO.
A. M. HANOKOFT, Specialist
jRPpT ralom, Or.
Navel
Orangeade
bomettilnir Good
to Drink at
SQDA FOUNTAIN
114 State Street.
inmBHBMHiiMiiairoiiM
Stock "Exchange Affected. (
KW York. Sent. 3. Tho narrow! es
capo of President Roosevelt has had
a decided offect on tho stock market
checking speculation In a great degree
Lenox. Mass., Sopt. 3. Tho prosl
dent passed laBt night as tho guest of
Governor Crane, nnd tho party 'left
this morning for a 20-mllo drive to
Lonox. At Plttsilold, Secretary Cor
telyou received on urgent request
from tho people of Canaan, 1C mlls
further on, to ask the prosldont-lo
innko a speech, but was obllgod to to
11180.
The accldont occurred one mllo from
Plttsilold, near a country club house,
at no obscure rond crossing. Immcdl
ntely uftor tho accldont was known a
fresh carrlnge from tho club conveyed
the proshlont to Stockbi Idgo. whore a
npcclnt train was waiting. A Bpoclul
guard on horseback, at the president's
request, raced ahead, spreading tin
news of tho accident to the paoplo who
hud assembled to greet him, nnd nuk
ing them to refrain from clioorlng.
Craig had boon tho presidents per
sonol body guard evor since -llooso
volt took the onth of olllco. IIo was a
noted athleto and a champion brood-
swordsmnii. Tho president saw that
tho remains of Craig wore cared for on
Ills arrival hero, after which he retired
to his hotel. Sucrotnry Cortolyou says
tho accldont mnkc-s all prosont plans
Indefinite.
The Shah
Had a Purpose
London, Sept, 3. As the result of
tho Shah of Persia's visit to Hngland,
rearrangements of tho Persian llnnn
cos has been accomplished, whoroby
Huglish Influence In Persia, on which
Russia latoly encroached, Is fully re
stored. Kngllsh capital has taken up
nil Persian Indebtedness.
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Democrats Laud Bryan.
Sandusky. 0., Sopt. 3. Tho -Demo
cratic state (onvoutlou today reaf
firmed and endorsod the Kansas City
platform, nnd lauded ilryun.
3 ( SUfCiff
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a in the kitcheji, always whunyaa ' M
m nteo lor cooking. .nu you uon i n
have to worry over the riio in the m
prieeof wood. It ia the i'Ui iur M
excellence in the warm wwiher, B
no bt. no aihea, uo dirt no duet, g
Instead, comfort. cavenienc, g
elranliaM, economy. Claa siovei g
and mna of every sim and Mle m
aoplieI br'he Slem Ua Liyht M
C- inpany stt lowest prieea S
SALEM CAS LIGUT CO. H
DUama KJUt at fkAn.Utitm At. fi
tmsmmumijtmmmttmzmmnmmm
MONEY THAT
WAS LEFT
SALEM'S FOURTH OF JULY COM.
MITTEE HAS AN UNEXPENDED
BALANCE ON HAND OF $396.50.
The general committee on Salem's
Kourth of July relehiatlon held n
meeting Tuesday night, whim the re
ports of the seeietary nnd treasurer
wen received, showing an unexpend
ed bnlauce of f300.Ro remaining In the
hands of Treasurer Merilman. Secre
taiy Oinham's roiwit on the retelpU
and dlsliuraements of the cehdnatlon
fund showed the following totals-
Amount collected on Hiibsoiip
tlon tMM
RtM-elved on H( count of fiort
de of Liberty contest ... WM
Reeivel fiom II. D. Patton,
chairman. "HattlflMhlp Ore
gon fund" J)U
Total rclpU IHHpJMI
DisburMinentf) a nr warrants
In V. Merrlwan'H (treawir
er) hands IbMit
Balance cash on hand 1 S80.6O
The members of the committee then
diacuaaetl various propositions that
have been suggested, as the moat de
sirable way of egpeudlng the money In
the Interest of the general public The
result or the committer's deliberation
was the apiolntmnt of suli-eouimlt
tees as follews: To confer with the
Marion Square Improvement Commit
lev H. D. Patton, a II. Hinge ud
W Merriman; to inveatlgate VTinml
Uon (or iirovldlng WilUon avenue
with seam, Hermann W. Rarr, O. A. I
Murphy and J. 0. Orabaiw. I
The general eommittee mt tot
hold another meeting lu ahout a w$k.
whR the sub-MramntMNi may be abha
to report
DEMAND
CONTROL
OFWATER
California Democrats Adopt
a Strong Platform
Sacramento, Sopt. 3. The morning
session of tho Democratic state con
vention wnB taken up In reading re
ports of committees. Nominations
will bo made this afternoon. The plat
form contains a strong Irrigation
plank, demanding tho public ownership
and control of water waj'B, asking that
water rights may not bo sold apart
from land for lrrlgntlo.n; nn Incronsed
assessment on corijpptlons Is de
manded; especially taxation on nan
chlses; an eight-hour day, and Isth
mian canal Is favorod, and tho trusts
denounced.
Tho platform Is Bllont on tho cur
rency, Tho Kansas City platform de
mands tho samo measure of liberty to
the Filipinos as cltlr.ons of territories,
and endorses the Chinese exclusion
laws. Tho following woro nominated
for congress by acclamatien: Thos.
S. Kord, of Nevada City, first district;
T. A. Dell, of Napa, second; Gaston
Ashe, of San Dcnlto, sixth, and Win.
Smytho, of San Diego, olgth.
Oeary lias wlthdiawn from tho
gubernatorial contest In favor of Jns.
V. Coleman, of San Francisco. Indica
tions are that Lane will bo nominated.
ANTI
SERVIAN RIOTS
Hungarian Town in a State
of Siege
T
VOLCANIC DISASTER
AT MARTINIQUE
ACTION AT FORT WRIGHT.
Navy Meets with Another Victory In
the War Game.
Fort Trumbull, Con., Sopt. 3. Tho
Kenrsarge, Alabama, liujlnn and Mass
achusetts attacked Fort Wright at sun
rise this morning. Tho India and
Kent-Barge woro put out of notion by
Fort Mltchle. Tho big ships concen
trated their fire on Foit Wright, re
ducing It.
The army headquarters and slgnnl
station at Fisher's Hill woro figura
tively destroyed, aftor which tho ships
In single column passed eastward to
Fisher Island. Tho bombarilmetit was
so heavy that many windows In Now
London woro shattered.
Attacked, Fort Rodman.
Now lied ford, Mass., Sopt. 3. Tho
navy attacked Fort Rodman at S
o'clock this morning. Tho fog was so
heavy that It was Imposslblo to learn
tho Identity of tho ships, hut lhay
woro four in number. After sovornl
hours' filing tho licet moved off to tint
eastward .
Physio-Medics Meet.
Columbus, 0 Sept. 3. Tho Ohio
Physlo-Modhnl Assaulatlon bogan Its
annual convention nt tho Croat South
ern hotel todny, with n largo attoud-
auco of members from the leading
cities and towns of tho Btato. Tho of
llcors in uhafge of tho convention,
which continues Its sessions for two
days, aie: Oeorgo W. Flory, M. 1).,
Dayton, piosldout; T. J. Lyle, M. ).,
Salem, secrotary, and (1. ft. Scott, Ham
ilton, treasurer.
'(). C. Mlllett, a piomlnont funnel
uonr Junction City, gives as his opin
ion that tho whoat yield In his section
will fall 2G per emit short of nn aver-
ago this season. Tho hnrley on Mr.
Mllletl's land yielded M bushels to
tho aero, of which ho shipped GOO
sacks to Portlnml yesterday Ho has
harvested lti.ODO pounds of ryo grass
seed this season, which Is ready fur
tho market.
Vienna, Sopt. 3. Tho rolgn of ter
ror caused by nn nntl-Sorvinn move
ment nt Agram, Hungary, continued
during tho night. Torrlblo rioting oc
curred, houses were flrod nnd con
stant shooting wns kopt up from the
windows. More than hnlf of the po
lice force and 1000 rioters woro wound
ed, many fatally. Peasants nnd stu
donts arc demolishing houses and
erecting bnrrlcades lu the streets. The
town is In a stnte of sloge. In n street
battle tills morning the troops wore
ovorpoworqjl and put to UlRht.
Dr.Eggleston,
Novelist, Dead
Falls, N. Y., SepL 3 Dr. Udward
ICggloston, tho famous novelist, who
wroto "The Hoosler School Master"
and "Tho Circuit Rider," died last
night In his cottngo at Lake George of
apoploxy, aged 04. Ho was at one time
tho editor of tho National Suiulny
School Tenchor. nlso of Huarth and
Home.
Wants Negroes to Vote.
New Orleans, Sopt. 3. Proshlont
Gompurs, lu nu address bote, strongly
denounced tho disfranchisement of tho
negroes In the South.
OPERATORS AND MINERS.
WKnht Thinks He Has Oot at the Root'
of the Trouble.
Washington, Sopt. .1. Commission'
or Wright's report of the anthracite
Htiilto situation wns made public: this
afternoon. IIo says the chief cause Is
tho lack of mutual conlldonco between
oporatois and miners. Ho suggests
that the opetators concede a nlno-hour
day for six months. Ho bollous a
remedy for tho troubles would lie
found by tho organization of a Joint
committee of conciliation composed
of operators nnd union roprosontntlvos
whoso decisions should always ho
binding. '
Strikers Feel Assured.
Tamnquu, Pa Sept. 3. Rumois thai
tho strlko wns about to ho Bottled
strengthened tho sttikeiH this morn
ing, loss men applying for work. No
violence of any kind has occurred, and
but little attention lifpald to the men
going to work.
Northern Pacific In Earnest.
Tacoma, Sopt. 3. Tho Northern Pa
clllc inllway lias absorbed tho Wash
tngtou & Oregon railroad and its 30
mllos of new load from Kalumu to
Vancouver, whence the Columbia Is to
bo bridged, when tho new entrance to
Portland In secured. Congress will bo
asked for authority to In Idgo the Wil
lamette iiunr Portland.
II. S. Hull and family and Messrs.
Geo. Gray, Ashaal Hush, Fiank Ilanltt
and ftlnudo Hull have returned from
nn outing In tho coast mouiitnliut.
licit Iiuwltt has gone to Portland to
accept n position with the S. P. Com
pany. cv
Han KianclBco, Sopt. 3. -Wheat,
$1,131.
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Affairs of all Nations.
Antl-Servian riots are renewed In Hunnary.
Great Britain will not treat officially with the Boer generals.
The latest eruption of Mount Pelee claimed 1060 vlctlmi, with
1500 Injured.
A Russian loan of $200,000,0 0 at 3'2 per cent will shortly be laaued
In France, Belgium and Holland.
Nance O'Neill, the American actress, haa captured London audi
ences, by her clever Impersonation of "Madga."
Robert Burke, formerly under secretary of British foreign affairs,
and recently made Lord Connemarra, died tonight.
Dr. O'Donovan, of Baltimore, denlea that Cardinal Glbbona la
dangerously III. He saya there Is nothing to cause alarm.
King Edward has created a new appointment In the army service
corps in South Africa, that of colonel-ln-ehlef, to whloh he has nomi
nated the Duke of Cannaught.
The Emperor and Empress of Germany havo arrived In Posen.
In view of Pollah antipathy, extraordinary meaeurea for the aafety of
the royal pair have been taken.
Official atatlatlca ahow that 954,000 forelgnera vlalted Rome from
January to June of thla year. The total revenue from theae foreign
vlaltora la estimated at $70,000,000.
A atrong earthquake ahock waa felt at Capano. Venezuela.
Saturday a,t 9 p. m. It waa accompanied by a nojae whloh waa heard
along the whole ahore of the Caribbean 8ea.
The Czarina of Ruaala haa given premature birth to a child. The
Court bulletin this morning aaya that there are no compllcatione. Ur
majesty'a pulae and temperature are normaj, Signed Ott, court ,e
couoheurt Hirach, court aurgeon.
The private aeoretary to Sir Thomaa Llpton la authority for the
atatement that .Sir Thomaa will laaue a challenge for the Amerlca'a
cup. The challenfle wJH be made through the Royal Ulater Vacht
Club.
Japanese vesaela of Inspection returning from tho Island of Tor
lahmfa report that the volcanic eruption q August 10-15 utterly de
vastated tfje Jalaodj and that, nobody "pi) It waa left alive, Ovr 150
Inhabitant perished.
The Mgntag's Revue, a Vienna semi-official organ, declares that
Ptlnz FtftiXf Joseph will vlalt the King of Italy In Rome, In defiance of
the Vatican,. ,He will wrtye to the PRe explaining that hhT vlalt Is
neeeaaarv to-Austria's Interests, hut if the Pope proves- hostile, he
will disregard him Catholics are much pleased.
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1060 Persons Were Killed and 1500 Injured
, During the. Eruption of Mt. Pelee
Paris. September 8. Tho minister
of prilnnlna . minlin.1 1.A rti...iM I
- " ' .vvunwu llU 1IVIIUW1U&
fiom Fort do Franco this afternoen:
"Kniptlons of Mount Pelc'o havo re
commenced with oxccssiyo Intensity,
and tho volcano has oxtended Its no
tlvlty toard the Interior,' broailonlng
Its radius by the dostnictlbn or Momo
Rouro, AJoupa, lloullton, Momo Uon
den and the villages of Rnlnt ami Ca
pet Ilellevuo, which woro totally de
stroyed on the 30th and 31st of Au
gust. Mora than 1Q0O victims havo al
ready boon found, 800 of whom aro
dead, ami tho list will increase."
Ilasso Torro, Island of Guadeloupe,
French West Indies. Sopt. 3. It has
been learned from tho gendarmes of
during the last .oriintldun, of Mount
Pelee.
, According to an official account, tho
eruption of August Jftthjas ono of the
most severe that huabeoti experi
enced, and Morno Rougo and a great
phrt-orMjoiipa. TJuliron'iWere destroyed.
Tho ':$nno between,4 tljf Rjvor Capolo
nnd the Valley of Champ Florro nnd
Fonda Mario Reino has been devas
tated. Mount Caplolo suffered severe
ly, and tho hills around Rasao Polnte
were burned. -
Tho gdVernor of -tho Islands is ar
ranging for tho evasttntion of the
northern parishes and (ho removal of
tho Injured. Tho tomparaturo of Mar
Unique Is reported" to he almost un
bonrnble.
Point Plotrlo, Sopt. & The Prenclt
crulsors Suchef.nnd Tako are brine na
Hl,t lalifHd nt 1n l..l...... ,1.m, 1Afn
..w .umiiu ui mm iiuniuu null, juti; ii uiaui i) .im."icu,uiiu iiijffl mu ijiiiikihk
I'uicvnnawi-iur.iuiiL-u.iUiiu iuy injured r mo nwuiimiiiiiH oi mo uorincrn pan
.,.j.. .. .. .i... ..,. ,j . ...-.-in m " ,..
Jot tlfe island tO'KortWPjjthqe. Tho
previous signs oi pomp are growing.
SENATOR QUAFS
POLITICAL BLUFF
Seeks Cto JMell the Republican Mpt By An
s $
Appeal to the Coal Miners ,
a hint that a special session of tho
Pennsylvania legislature, would be
called in cn'tjo of fatlfirclty do so, and
pasi law's not pleasfhg to tho opera
tors. Fears for the defeat of the He-
must end within two weeks, and Is .publlrnn candidate for governor aro
snld to hove coupled his ilejuajiij with J sold to be tho cause.
tKsaewHiMMaeaB
Now York, Sept. 3. According to
report UjSifj) todny JfpilorQClny Ifair
IsmieVah ultimatum & tho sWnll road'
presidents that the anthracite strlko
WATER
RIGHT
SUIT
Oyer the, Power That Supplies
-' " . Two Towns
The suit q.f t,luj Ujihm Light & Pow
er Co. ;,vsf JtaJ"y 'wns hoiirifjiufora
Judge ftolsd tOTajortnJunctftu. pro
ceedings. Covert & Stopleton and J. K.
Kollock. of Poillandi and?".Oiirion &J
AdnniH. of Soloiii, apponrlng for plain
tirf and Adams, of Sllvoiton. and Ring
ham, of Salem, for defendant. It ap
peared that the plaintiff corporation
had a wntbr power to furnish light and
power for Woodblfrn'-'hmKML AngeL
I.lchty liullt u llood'dant to hold logs,
nnd in the month of July, when Bltvor
cieek runs low. he shut off the water
supply of the light company, and liept
the towns Hfvttdi b It ln tho mirk.
The iirlnclpiu (Tuestlort. wiiien uio
court took imdor advlsiuiient, after
hourlng the orgiiment o cjuuiiBelt,wiis
u.i,aii.ur yiiniilni! nnftha water fol' so
long a time was a reasonable use of
the water, us Llchty operated iu mo
stream above the water power of the
light company. A decision will be
rendered later.
Jeney Cow tor Sale-Tliree years
old. soon f,ieh "'i '" """ "'"'"
er IS" State strwit. or (Jhrden Road
9 3tf
An Elegant
New Resort
On Tuesday ovonlng, M. L, Hamll
ton formoly opom-d.to tho public his
now roso'it, "Tho Oourt at No. 101
State street. Throughout tho ovonlng
tho hinco was crowded Vlth Mr Ham
llton's mony frlomls, who drnnlt tq tho
health or tho fionlnl iirOfrlotor itnd tho
success of tho new resort "Tho
Court'1 is ode. of tho-most elegantly
furnlBliod nnd fliiolyoqiilppcd resorts
In the city, and evory dotall of the ar
rangv'inenls has boon made with a
view to tho full entertainment of tho
visitors. Mr. Hampton lino nlways
merited and received n liberal pat
roungo during his mapy years' busl
ness career here, and in ills new and
modorn nppolntod homo, he will, doubt
lees, continue to enjoy a full measure
"of eonslilorillon at tho hands or the
public Mr, Hamilton will fonttnitfi htt
Maniple room on Commercial street un
der the management of Clot Nush
Cliff Mullen, an experienced mlxoto
gjst. has been placed In charge of
"Tlie Court."
T " "FRE8H TODAY."
Fresh Apple Cider
St
Zinn's
Made While you Wait
154 State St-. Jnone 2874.
HOP PICKERS SUPPLIES
The mosj cxansive Hue in the cItC
25c Gloves 19o 65c Blankets 50c
Wc mn out of the 50c ktnd wH ieH
our 65c fine at 50c during hop picking.
Shirt Waists, Wash Skirts,
Wash Petticoats, at HaltBrice
US a snap for the hop pickers to get a
50c garment for 25c; v$l fewrint for
50c; $1-50 garment for 75c.- - "
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