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8
L»vin»on'» Quality Store, All
Bott •eeJFulljM t?!"!?!™.
l.*vtmnn'«, 1 Sco'ivJ Av* nut •
WINE AND LIQUOR SAt€
STILL CONTINUES
DoiMm BrUk v Evtf
BATUROAY SPECIALS
IVrt Win*, halt gallon bvtlte, r< «■
«t«r price «f»-; »«tlr price -l."\«-
IVrt Wine, halt K.lioii li-HU. rt««
,'ular prlc* We: *ale prU-e.,.,,.U5e
I , II Wltw. half i:»llon bA>ltU\ XX'
fiiUr prte* %i .1- aala prk-«.,,.000
Onth* above ttottka «• allow
■iv- when returnrd tmpty to u».
id -• of l.«-r.lt Hcott-h Whttke),
r«niiUr price V U> p«r buttle; wtl<
rit<« OSe
11. ■■...«• >» l.i-k. - buttled In
I bond, regular price II '■"■• i" r bot
tl«; vain price Hftc
Ueraemtvr, while the «al« |vi on
you MIW frutn 40 to 10 per rent on
all your purchase*, by buying from
l.riiiwon'a. the leaiiing reliable
»toi»-. .
l'hune*. Bun»«t Main >■>< In)-. «'■•!
■Both Phones Main 1184
Free Delivery
M ■P' Cents *
i F Qt. Bottle
/ Old Crow
M m 1 Hermitajre
I %J Mcßrayei
One Block South of P.O.
Keystone Liquor Co.
Wholeaal* and Family Trad*.
1123 First Aye., Cor. Seneca
DO YOU GET
HONEST GOODS
:In your Trail and Cotfeca. If not.
try us,
THE SCATTt.K TEA. COITEB AND
in rs>:•; CXX,
7» Pike »t..
KtM !• ■! A i;«; 8. 8. Black «■.
Rain Will
Neither Wet
Nor Spot
"Cravenette"
Rain Coats
* . They differ In «•!•• ae
' cording to quality of cloth:
'•'■ trim, workin«n*hlp and c- '••
. •nd style . of gT.rn»« >nt. but
they are all "waterproof."
* Priced from
* I • - - f ■ 1
i^&T ' 1 "*^ 1 i
$15 Up
i
J.Redelsheimer&Co.
i Strongest Topcoat lions*' In th»
\a■■,?■■ .< , Bl**- ■"■' " ■■,
tW-KH Firtt tvi, eer. Calumbia
WifcTlflill»—WM*«a«ii*M \ mi in > in-., ,
W^'W™""*m™' p * -mm mtm m m mm m»« mm m» ■
WVW"m m""Wm"m m™m m™m m"m m"m mm mm m mm""m««
tiA Little Fo talk spring v
OC^" *»#•«#€? clothcs,butwe X
W §T^%mm/mm would like to V
O *JJ show you the ' i
|P! first arrivals in }«{
o SWELL v
I scz/rs H
jM- ' See Our . X
E Window <fcft*y,
So Display 2^«Z« V
I Uy f ' ' LI
V Klin?! & Rosenberg v
H 625 Firmt Avenue ' !i
f( Hlmclhuch Brom., It Pay* to Trado on f i
f| " ~ Suooommofm fir a i Avonuo f\
00 THE POPULAR cioTHiins fl
i^^«^^j» *(m: •*«»« mm mm mm mm—-mm ■•■. -«^. m» »
«T*M^^M-M MM MM MM —— MM MM MM™MM Mm M «^«
KDo Not Wear Your
Old Clothes
IT Our faring line of Ladle*' and O entlemen'a wearing apparel dm at-
Jrived/! You can e*«lly a/ford to'dresa well, aa a amaU deposit, and
j.ti*e-tttl;in<:e at your convenience la all we <uik. '
Eastern Outfitting Co.
Status's Only Credit Store, 422-424 Pike St., Cor. Fifth
BRACED 'EM UP
I Mrrlpp* N»«» Am'iO
I i ■ HI.
,||..l C
111 .1 ( « I' . I, • I 111 I
FIRE AT SEA
(Continued from IVute. One.)
li.si.l.t furitium Iron cold nntl
*t|«n*niv i>r.ui> ill the |va>M>um'r»
<•«( urn. i or id. a i-Kithinir and per
sonal i-rci^ it.
• ■|-l«t>-. Illbbtird. thinks snya th*t
ih>> crew *\»ik»--i with f\>-<-i'ii<'n*i
.u-icuiiiiu- and th.ii Captain Cousins
I U»*4 good Judgment. lii | )( ;-ir.l to
the lowering of tin- life boats, ti<
nidi
'■I'liilulily Ui. (< - « 111 <■<• Mint ad.
vri ' crttk'Utn Mil to the wladom «if
Klhllia. the ••mill licntp. lull In
my ut>lnlou this w.u> tin- only wise
course to pursue, II ill the women
remained > it tiitai'il Hi- > Hotiltl ii >vi
' MM ,-■..• d to tain i • i •., .1 Up
In the for* part of the vessel, other-
la* they »oul>l have been In 11•
--»ay of tht* worker*. To keep peo
pit. ii * tills. ■ like this. Inactive and
|it-»u»fil up In ft small space without
knowing what is going on ill to pro
mot* a panic, and such * thine wm
Just what the captuln of the v««sel
wa* tr> iiik to .ivm.i. A panic during
that fir* »>-ul I haw ini'uiit a loss of
life mor.' terrible th.m can l«« Imag
ined."
The heroine of the fire was Miss
!„ I'e^kenpaugh, a attic girl, who
by lur cheerfulness throughout the
trying ordeal did much to keep up
the spirits of the other wonim and
prevent panic among them. When
pome of the women l">.u> singing
hymns at the moment they thought
the vessel was doomed she struck up
that cheerful rag-time melody,
-IVilrlU." She persisted In looking
upon the tragedy as a comedy, even
wrhlle she hi in the life boat helping
to bail water, which reached near)*
to the knees Of the occupants.
"Th« strange part of it. she ««ld
yesterday when she got off th»
steamer, 'was thAt I was riot fright
ened at all, and I have never been
notrd for my bravery. Hut. really 1
saw no reason for being: at all
»rared. All the men were cool and
1 1 was not ..nlrii,- la let them beat in'
in maintaining courage. Th« cap*
tain and crew were not a bit eiclted
or Impatient and from fir-- to U*t
their only thought was for us."
Ul«a Stelner, on* of th« two
women loat In th« i»l»*»ter. Bid*
an hereto struggle for life, nut !»
\altv. Bhe and her brother. Jo«eph
Stelner, a survivor, were in the boat
that capalsed.. Doth had on life pre
trr*. Toung Btelner k*pt In emn
tuny with hi* slater for 10 uilnutts
or no. h« «ay»- Th«n • h»ary *—
rolled In and separated them. ■«
never saw her after that. A moment
before their separation sh« looked
appealingly at htm and calbr<l "Joe."
That wail th# only time he heard her
spemk. It* nev«r SBoreeded la reach*
: Ing her.
Neither the girl's' body i\i>r the
bodle* of any of th« other* drowned
■ere recoreretl.
MIM Siftnir and her brother had
j t*»n In Ran Frxnctoeo. th« latter at
■tendlnc ■» mining c&gtneer acbooL
: Th* young woman was th* daughttr
' nt Theodore Strlner of «'i« Mm and
I was returning to that town. 8h«
MM I ■ I putrt of her education In the
pubUo • hooia of thli «ritr.
JanMMi -.pa or IMs city, «ho
whs returning trmn Han Kranciaco,
said that MM of th« moat pltfut
avrntt arl<l« from th» drowning of
Mi** Stt!n*r *ai the Ami* of the
thr»-» waiter*. Th»- poor fellowa alept
jin the tl-r> hole beneath the aoctal
h.ll. Wii.n> they trlcil to tret out
through the dm»» •moke and «rt'ir>«
to aafrty tbr»uirh the aociaj hail lh«y
(The latter (Ml urged to kerp tip thti
value ef HuMlan hthiiiui aninn«
I Uerman II in:. In •> Yon llurlnw artnl
' I'inmi tU . and I Kli||lllt« Influenced
' many leaiUng tiaukera, with the rrault
j that itii»rti.ui ettiMKila l.«i unit etinil) at
' once.
liinu .1 tat [i, ' I «rl
hi .1
■
I ■
"The only case of un In.- • »< M.
in. Nt that cant* to my nutlet 1," he
tali), "was when a man, apparently
crated It): fear, run 4»wn ths
steps fi"tu the hurrfcuna dwk while
I wnn pluylng a hose on the fire, nn<l
ki.iM'iil me, trying to throw me
down. Another fellow ..it ,i little bit
off [• i .i f*w minutes, .ill, dwlar
ing that hr hail but ii {•'» moments
• it, I- «.m to pn»y loud.
"We th.ni.hl that Instead of
prnylng It would If a «>h*l lliiimi for
him i" »<> to work. \\> turned ii
hose •■<> htm, sending Mm clear
.iui-m the deck, lit forgot Iil» pray
ei• thru and wurk>'t after th.it.
"It struck M »* renmrkitbls that
th« women were willing «u<l even
milf to go In the small MMI To
the uninitiated It did not look .i«
though a boat could live In such a
sea. Uut at that It sccuki] better to
trust to the boats Him to. remain nn
the vesseL It ecarrely kniked at the
Hart as though she could be saved."
M!-» Dully 11. Gordon of Han
Francisco waa one of those who were
thrown Into the water front the cap
• !»• I boat. She waa bound from
San Francisco to Alanka, but she has
ii.m-luiW that Califurnla Is gtxxl
enough for her anil aha Is going to
Uk« the train back to San Fran-
■ . —t\- DMM Ml •« «•►> I*
during the period she was rtoatlng
about before ahe could be picked up,
she did not care whether she lived
or not. being nearly fri>«ni to deatth.
The Quera w«» «nmplctlri|t h«-r
MUh voyage when the fire overtook
her. She Is well known on the co«*t.
having been on every run from Ran
1 •!.>•.» to Nome. -hr was built at
Cramps in IMS and came to the l*a
clfk! the siuti* year. Her <»*-' »U»c»
that time has been full of misfor
tune. In IM4 hr stranded on the
Columbia rU.r bar. but was pulled
off without much damage. I.ytnie at
her. dock at lN>rt Hartford In IUS,
ah« filled with water that came
through a broken deadlight. While
it) the Alaskan excursion bujttws*
she often .went a«hore, but always
came off without serious Injury.
I.a*t May the collided with th* lint
t»h freight steam'fclp Itob«rt Adam
son at West I\>!nt. driving a huge
hole through the tide if that re**el.
Th* passenger* aboard the Qu»«>n
boond to BeafUe were the following:
D. C. MelUe. John J. B*ller. Charles
Wearer. O. 11. l"almer, MUw INccken
baugb. Charle* J«r.«»n. Mi« Crurlee
Jensen and chllil. V.ii'um is Jones
and wife. James Hto. p. Tom flyan.
W. K. Gibson, B. D Bh»w, William
Humphrey, «'hail-" 8. t>ea«wa, Mrs.
Char'.es l»rHll"«> Mr- Vila M Cros
by, O. W. Smith. Charles M '. J.
L. WalthalU C. O. irl~.n. C. T.
Thompson. H. IlossniAn. K. H. »*"<".
W. J. Blyfleld. VI lot Hill. •«. A.
WbltUnitton, A. Haldomen. K. Y.
Thompson, Victor OMN, M. Krl»anlt.
! Hen JnhriWi, I" W. Cowey, K. llort.
J. Molt J. A. M. Ha* Krtc Bv*rvnr.
M. N.-U.vlt«. B. I 1"!lt». Mrs. M K.
McMillan. C. i' DUlne. *
NATIVES REVOLT
AND KILL GERMANS
(Dr HcriPC* >»•»• A«»n 1
nRRI.IN. r«b. »-O«rt»an W»»t
Afnr. »«!vk«» fUta the r »H*« tro-.|-
In th« ("mail and N**«nr ri»»r« r^cloa
bar* rrvoltr.l and killed faur 'l""
--iiiana T*«y ha*a alao t»«rn»4 th«
Otrtn** f*etort«a.
RUSSIANS CAPTURE
BRITISH COLLIER
:
MVCIIPOOU F«t>. »—A pn»«t» t»i
»crnm thl» »ft*rnoon rtporU th«l «h«
llumUr.* have capturrd III* HritUh
colUtr Oritl In Of Ittd »«».
SHAMEFUL
"Wllll* Pmllh. Mr« 1«. occupation
newabor. • hare drunk, «irre«t«fl by
H^rrrfuit I>ls!iUin nn.l I'air ..linm
Dim
This »nlry « n» rriAd* on th» police
blotter .•■t nl«ht. Hop»l»»»ly In
"toxicAlMl. Ui« bor wtui found by
th« offlceta on Main >u-i. He
(Hlm could not or would not at th»
tlm« t.-ll tb« officer* wn*rt h« «■■(
hU liquor. II» bad drunk a l.irtf
quantity and Mi MMM wfti Mill
■!!»•• -I 'I. « it,-.! ulna: wh»n h« wm
If I out of tb« receiving ••■II
1% hay« !•■ ■ n a number of
ri»m« In th# t>>"' f""w »'■'■>>« »hrr»
younir boy* have bwn Hold liquor,
and the f.nlW hAVf> decided to makr
a thorough InveatlKatlon '•< the
matter. A 'few arreata hnv» be«n
made of ■aioon mm who b«\'» aold
yotiriß l»>yn liquor and It la exportes
that mora will 1>«! made.
ANOTHER SCHOONER
NARROWLY ESCAPES
SAN FIIANCISCO. Feb. 2».~The
schooner Baua&llto, after a long
Mlego of bur] wwuher and dlatreiia,
put In hero ymterdny In bud Mi.ll*
She h,u\ b««n out flfl^'n dayi from
(irnyn Harbor and wan bound ('■<
Ban Pedro. She encountered v ter
rible storm and bad '•■ jrttlnon 20,090
feet or luu£tr to >ay« herself.
Stone. Fisher & lane
c
Star Attractions This Week at
„ The Annex
Tomorrow Will Be Muslin
Underwear Day on
Bargain Square
iVr mir- ivtmi>>-in) Wt liuvc planned l.i klva Mir
fiillrr »|hw* of liiiiuii H.|ii*i (»o writ known to Ail
tic* palrunn) uvtr i>. th« mtle >Mt •i>«t of
Women's Fine .
Undermuslins
The twnt mak««ii, b«it nwil^rtnUi, »«-pI Umi, b»»t em
broidery mii tti» I- «i .ill (..nili-ll •< H<*attl« womrn
trll il« ntr lli<- no * «■ sWi '! hi—.■ popular «ur
nn'iilx «»• hnvc groupoit tftgrtbrr .mJ will offi-r
Your Choice Tuesday Only
From BA. M. jr *. I
Till 6 P.M. on AVp I
Bargain Square 4\)v
Th^rw wilt !■.- Down*, lYrwl !•..».i. |ir,w.>-.
Cbrmitc* «ii.| Kktrt*. a tiun4rr-l diff.r. « «f jl<k, n< w
• hap** and trliiiiiimliiir, iitrHr «ri-p, rJvnn and \*Hl
mad* unil>ipMHir • In fuel tin an ,i-iim.i ■ fur
«vi r wimun «h . :,.t» lainN<ll» n«««l or Uunlin (,'n
iiimr.ir to buy »i) irtinl any nl>l» tomorrow «ti
lla/galn f«i>»j.ir. i'h«.u .. 41 cent* Mib.
There Will Be Hundreds Buying
So Come Early
Home of Quality and Worth—Second and University
\W\rn Captain Ra>muf«n brousht
her Into port brr hold w»a full of
waur MM •>«•• *"* only krpt from
ntnkine by her caret* of lumber.
UM IS
is mm
Annie Iliw.nry l« in th» ■*» J.MI
•fain and Kitty fir I haa i»r--n r«>
If.i««-,| after »<-t vimt a Bill) --lay
Mntencv. ■ J
"Ooodby, Kilty 1 nhi>ul«il *»r.
canl I'n*rr« In a rh<<ry v..|i«- a*
Kitty left liar »uin»n Mil* tnotolnc.
"Cum* around and »<*«• v* Mint
tlm«." - «?■
-Not hit hi know w>w»f."" an
•wared Kitty. an4 th« IMU« J*«Uah
woman ■»»• •• her '«*" worst entnty
left the «in with a vow Mnr
■Cain to touch liquor
Kin- hum mad* thai *•>*. t»"fut».
but • hi* MM ah* •»>• *h« iniftult
10 k<-'P 11.
Kitty Illrd mail born In i>i«l.itul.
brouctit up well and elv<n a fin*
«ducatlon. Hii« BUM to Am*iic*:
and found a MtMr In drink an 1 a
home In th« (t#allir jail.
Aruil* Itofvt'y nhow« th* I'»w»»<
depth* to which a woman, one* r«
fln«d, educate!), an »rll«t »n I tnu«t
clan, can fall. Steeping on Ihr floor
In tht bark room of a low « d'-m
In tho r««trlrt«d 11.1, t ah« »U
found lut r>l«ht by l*»iro»ni.-«
Crandiitl and ThompiKin.
It In r<i-nl*'l Ihut UMn I" ■
her to Iloiton <<> Ret rid of h#r, but
th« policeman who know h«r bent
Bay that »he would come back Jurt
it« Boon «■ a train could bring tier.
IN A PIPE DREAM
I»- .it.lnr "f unt"M r|. h»« Ir a
n«raill»« > whtl ' " I* imlKUird
<rf, Harry l»itin, a >i>nn« rii.»n. • ia
Spring Suits
For iltylea, QoallUea. U'otkmiin
•hip, nt and Batlvfftctlon. w«« lead
them all. Our ■!». la mo largo
that »•<■ ran Mtlafy every on*. Our
prlcea mr« to cheap thai every
l«rty and Mi>« ran well afford to
buy an ii|.-tnd«l« Hi,it. ■ Skirt.
<Jomt or Wftlnl at th« right rrlcea,
mark, Drown and Illu« i;iuni«,
Kton rffn t. cap* ahouldcr, hand<
•omely trimmed, lovely cut aklrt
• $ I 5.0 M
Military Hi Ha, In lllu*. Olark And
tlrown. trimmed with ailk tiralrf. all
plik lined $19.98
The
New York Store
JACOB PERL, Prop.,
HIS Second Arc Near Pike Si.
Till SKATTI.i: STAR
round in m room In tit* l>.»»»r t«*r»
of th» rlty thin mornlnc. Thfmjgh'
lh* »i«-:nr opium amok* I» tr. tiv*»
llutli and Krrrman mtw i(.^ un< I
rortunai« man. Ittn liir»i outfit
«m I. oar him when tuk>-n At ttM
•(..Hi.ii he w«a rharaTvtl »il/. amok*
Ins the >Jru«
CONVENTION
Th« i'rohlblllon cwnvrntlon »l!l j
m*«t •ntilgttt »l th« rn!l«-.l ficntty.
Irriun church, corner Krnr< • aU««t
•n<S ;:i«ih avenu*.
WAS NOT
A CHILD
Humane om-'-F Clark '»>• morn-
In* InvMtUstvd a cofspUlnt madr
r«B.irc|int a tmjpmm4 child »li-> «M
In a hypnotic «I'«t In th* window ■■'
th# •/.. <•. MilM * <etptt OomiMuir.
on Ktr»t arm
Th« r»fflr»r found that "Prof."
ltyn«raon, a hviinndnt, who It i'-r
--ffirmlnr ii a local thrater. had put
hla wlf« to «l««i> In th« window. Bhe
la 19 )<•«!• of «>• <tini uuilrr thot*
r|rr.irn«tJtiC.-« the off:- • l mill 1 ( |O
nothing.
; BIG CROWD
(tl,a»v »m»n *ddp>s Xfl)
» LOKDOX, FVb. r>.~tin« Kd«ard
h'l<l In* fii •• !■•%.•»■ irf th» >r-» at
9L Jam<>* |^lar^ today and brauicht
out 1h» lar»r«t crowd that turn at*
tnidanc« Ire >• function* In year*
Atiih»«»ii<l"r ChoAlr and Ml «hol*
tt-.itt wer» |.].«.t.t Th* <llpUimtttli'
corpa of nil natkma w«re pr<*rnt In
.full court rfKßlla.
MURRY AND MACK
, AT THE SEATTLE
■ ■ -
Ch»a. A. Murray and 0111* Mark '
earned th« title of ■ iKln*« of I.miuh
t*r" at th* Heat lie theatar luat niiht.
Th# house was packed 19 the doom
• i.I «>vrr> onn Indulged In one con
tlnuotia Uuih. '1 1,, r. Inn I • bl» of
I wnne In "A kM on Hroadway," but
nt timed It ip pretty, and la runny all
the •iroa. »«i%,i'
Home of th« |<>|k« urn old. In fact,
Ilio old stager has heard most of |hi ni
before, but 11,. am ■Mil merchant-
I at.V. They never fu11.,! to make fuwt
lam night and yeatrrdny orternooit.
Chaa. A. Murray la Hip name tall.
*l<-n«J»r and ahrewd Irl»hm»n who hna
been «e*n In Hrattle fvsry acaaon alnca
there r...« i.. .-i, a theater htre. onie
Mack Ik m »hurt aa Murray Is lunar, I
and an fat m th« latter la thin, and
JllHt i« comical.
Kitty QKk, though bo iov*ft a
/Onlya\
(Few Morel
VDays/
I Of the Great \
/Rummage Sale \
M Nearinp the cud of the broken lots ami 1
M remnant lines. Noi!ii»K undesirable offered—- 1
I everything in right up to style. This sale is 1
I merely ft* the parpe* of making room for 1
■ later spring and lurhmer floods. ■
I Men's Suits ;& 1
■ Suits worth $6.50 for «C"t ''" ■
■ l>tnlv \s..lt!i $<) ,=,') f<.i *•> w'r I
■ Suits worth $7.25 for - X*i*s^ 1
■ Suits worth $9.50 for 2'^'ur 1
■ Suits worth $1050 for - S~'elV 1
■ Suits worth $15.00 for $7.W» I
I Overcoats I
■ $7.50 Overcoats for ■ J i? i
■ Sy.oo Overcoats for SM.H.» ■
■ $10.50 Overcoats for $.v?ir» ■
■ $15,00 Overcoats for.. $7.85 1
I i MEN'S DRESS PANTS 1
M Tailor m.ltle, perfect fitting, worth $5.00, $5.50 and $6.00. I ■
■ • $3.15 1
I Boys' Suits and Overcoats I
■ Suits worth |a^s for 91 ••'>•> 1 *
■ Suits worth 5375 for **,''!*)? 1
m Suits Worth $4.50 for Sli.lio ■
■ Suit* worth $5.50 for $2.95 ■
m Boys* $3.50 Reefers for $!.!>.» „:■'
■ Boys' $5.0 Overcoats for $15.85 1
■ Boys' %7&o Overcoats for ..... $3.95 ■
I Men** Fancy Drt« SWrti || r ' " —" I 1
I worth $•■«-.. for 05^ Uoys 50c School Pants-- I I
■ _, - wear like iroiir— for. J.»<" . I
I Men's 35c Working Cloves for I I 1
■ •'• •••il"<" I] 50c Suspenders for 123<* |1'
■ Mr;. 15c Socks for 7$ *&&[• Heavy WOO! Sox, worth 1
1 Men's 99 Sweaters for. .4T^ Hi 20c, for llf 1
I Men's $1.25 Blue Ribbed Underwear for. G5* 4 I
I Men's -5, 1 •■ 1 Lined Underwear for 'I7r 1
I Men's $150 Flesh-Colored Ribbed Underwear for .....79* '
f Men's $2.00 Brown X.1.1.- 1 Heavy Underwear for $1.25
S. A. Bridge & Co. S
1415-1417 Second Aye. Sri o.r?h.
Good for One-Half
Price Sale Only
Cut thhi out fend brin* It t« o«r
»iore wid m-m will takr It (or U.oo
a* c*»h la i*rmi on our Hall*
pile* t**i» of *»»»• an<l l*ckrts.
"- '"'"-c"'1" """-
Wcstberg&Childs
Cloak*. Hull* ->>! Mllllnrry.
1213 BBCOKU AVKNI
ycungaler, I* ax petit* 01..1 ukm'. aa
ev<-r, 11. i>«i|> ate new thla ? • nr.
and mm* or h*r It IM Ml almply
■tunning.
The choru* la very well trained and
roatumed la «.- -I taate. William KlnK
mml" a hit In » Hebrew role, lie
didn't ovrrdo tha part, Mi.l had a
mnke-up that alone wan a wonder. .
Murray and Mack will I* at til* «*•
atlle all week. , - —
KILLED IN
HOLDUP
niHMINtIUAM. Ala., Feb. ft—ln an
attempt l.v a (ana; of negru dr«pera<
docs ■• r..!' • \\r postal car of It train
; on Ui« a tai utii.i Ureat Southern rulir
road, near Meridian, Mlaa, at I
o'clork thin mnrtilnr. J. T. Rtorkton, a
postal clerk, a la shot m.l killed, and
Ml Cli-rk A. J. liana nan shot In
the arm Jim I'nrla. a ne«ro. did the
ahootlnff anil secured m.. rtgiatered
I mall bug, lit it In Jumping from the
! train h« had hi* Ire crunhed. ll*
dra««<il hlmiiaf Kit.. mil. » b«Xors l«
--log captured li> bleodbounda.
PU«I SOUND BRIDGE AND DREDGING COMPANY, Inc.
ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS
Bridges Structural lion Work, Piers and Foundations, Dredging
by All Methods. SEAITLE. WASH.
Murphy
Wine and Liquor
Co.
l' 1 ><*,ir~"l<l IVpp*r, full quart...
91.00
10-year-old Pepper, per gallon:...
»3.00
l-year-oid Anr.-Uon ... f 1.25
'•"■■* ■ '"" ~~-£ 'y"*''""'.* "■."" *;,
i-jror-old Muscatel.. «1.2*5
-..,- ': . ■ ■
Fine, old Sweet Ga.t«irbav..sl.RO
Murphy Wine
and Liquor Co.,
lire D*ll%'ery.
301 »nd 310 ki St.,
Phon.t Ind 39 Sunttt Buff 41
E>» «'••»,'•. and "•»• Optical Qooda
IV ■!• hi Cut Ulaja ud J. wrltv al
prlcc» but »11l pay you l.i InVfttlcaU.
ll'i-iili « of Complicated Watch**
Louis Klodt Jewelry Co.
New Location WSO Second JLIMM
UVINOBJON. Mont.. R.i ».-Flr*
la r«gtnE In thr hiiKlntMl -otlon h*r».
Th« potiofflre building ha* hc#n Ue
•troy«V The rinmm m. row
control. The !<»■ *Jre*dy .it ,,. |ttM
Sash and
Door
Bargains
Strictly One Price
4-i.«n»-l door* for palnttu* Si «0
S . r..*»-j.jnirl Uttvrs for oil flntali.
11.30. •
« croM-panrl door* for nit finish:
tht br»t on »»rth with ctirlrjr
wood In panel*. 11.13 per door.; I**
Plain window frames, *1 W per
frmn*.
Window frames, with puilrys,
blind stop »nd cap, P..3. per
fram«.
Kitchen door*. t*\t iil\, with 4
light* In tipper part of door,
tt.S Mrli. .
Cottac« front do«rs with pktura
■tana In upper panel*, at tIKO
l»r doer. Ilulldlng paper Mi r*r
i«1I. nun lock* SS«. Bred for
l'il< i- llatn and Krnrrat Inform*.
tlon to tnr »»lraroora, IMS Third
ac*nu«, Siatile, U. S. A.
0. B. Williams
.^r. 1508 3d «ye.
I Navy While Blankets
Strict I? All* Wool, weight 7 Ibl."
$4.00 a Pair .
W. S. Kirk, 1209 Itt-Av.

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