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JIM HILL BEATEN '
BY HARRIMAN
northern pacific and burl inoton go to rockefeller
— MARAIMAN interests IN WINOINO up the northern
•Purities company
* *-»»>t-*M<t>*t« #♦►►» ih pas
♦ ♦
** Mai Hill Is beaten at his own »
♦ gam*. ll* organued th« N.irth- ♦
♦ era Securities company for the 4)
♦ l«i!|.i"» of absolutely control- ♦
t Ing th* railroad field In the ♦
♦ Northwest, but th* dissolution #
♦ of tt Uave* him worse off thsn A
♦ he was before tb* achem* waa ♦
♦ first thought of. Harrtmsn *
♦ snd Rockefeller hay* worsted 4
♦ him In th* Tight and now con- ■#
♦ trol the Northern Pacific and *
A Ilurltngton. two tutmer roads ♦
♦ In th* I nil combine. A
!♦»♦»« MS* I II M t tt-P^tt
Railroad conditions sre framing
«p In a very It.tec* manner ta
th* Ka»t. This ha* been brought
about by the dissolution of the
Northern Securities company and
th* general srramb!* by th* big fat
low* to get under rover when th*
rain come*. There has .been a hard
fight between the ItorkefeUer-llar
timtn Intern!* on cue atde snd th*
Morgan-Hill rombtn* on the other,
Harrlman. aa the agent of Rocke
ftlter. has bsea trying to g*t con
An Unprecedented Sale of
CHAIRS
Beginning oa Friday We Shall B*l About 100 Chairs and Rock
era la It* Varieties at I • >. tbsn Coat.
Wa ar* compelled to msk* I BBSS for a Urge stock of goods
Boon to arrlra,
%'U To accomplish thl* w* have selected about «»0 OF OUR FINE
ril.Mli.-i ANI» ROCKER 3ln sll wooi* and finishes, which as of
fer at price* thst ws think wilt appeal to buyers. Many of th*
chair* at* 01 view In our south » Indow.
Thews chairs and rocker* are limit -CLASS GOODS IN PtXU
TECT CONDITION. MADE UY TUB llEiiT MANUFACTURERS.
• la marking them dawn to WHOLESALE CO3T, AND IN
MANY 1 IN-STANCEB. BELOW, we have hud In mind on* ides only
—TO CAUSE THEM TO BELL Qt'ICKI.Y. and lo accomplish Us
end la view, namely, the securing of (pace,
AS THESE CHAIRS ARE OK EVERY DESCRIPTION, this
sal* affords a raw opportunity for anyone who *..:.-.. to complete
1 th* furnishing of any kind of a rootu ... iat the asm* time aecurs
' aa fin* a chair a* can l* bought AT A GENUINE UARUAIN
PRICE.
. Tb*** cha!rsar*r*sl "buy*" fur aav one. rich At poor, far a
' atlas residence or an humble home, for a hotel or a boarding
! house NO SUCH OFFERING OK CHAIRS HAS KVKM 11KEN
MADE IN SEATTLE
Th* following ll»t. though partial snd Incomplete, give* on ld*a
«* th» Isrg* variety at chair* sow offered ant of th* great re
's ductions In prices:
PARTIAL LIST OF CHAIRS AND ROCKERS
ON SPECIAL SALE
Ssl'S atle*,es..r Chair* and Rscksrs.
U-- ti- fed From To
Rtlapper Chair* I - >« S-'« l"»
mtpper lii>.-a»ra .... '■ '» I -,M»
Reception Chairs »■»• 3 -**o
Reception ChsUa ......... •> -"• 4.541
Reception Arm stackers l* ft* H.OO
Arm Chair* ......- IS.Sa mm
I-srg* Arm 11-- h*r* ...................... ........ I**l 11.00
Ann Rocking Chair* ISjSS «-0O
Largs Arm Cba!r» ........ 18.88 tl.lM
Dining Chair*. I*»th«r eeat II 'l T.S3
Dining «'h*!rs leather seat lit* nMt
I-arge Ann Chslra. Inlaid back '**• ***
GeMen Oak Che a*- Resit*
l: !•. . I From T>»
n*dn*»m Chslre I t.A. ti.OO
ll* ■ eption Chalra I** 4.44
Larg* Arm Rwlter 4 S"» I'M
Ut«. Aim I'.-k-r ........ It UN
Urn Arm Rocker * «* 4.14
Siwm Backer* tit :t.»Ki
la.ig- Arm Rocker 7 09 MO
Lara Arm Rfker T.SS 3.73
Whit* Mapl* Chair* and RetWeea.
Reduced From Ta
Rllpper Chair* It > 92.Ml
lt*droom Chair* polish- 1 « -A If.no
Hllpper Rmlvti »*« 3.1H1
Bedroom Rockera, polished .. «.»» 3.CXI
Curly Birch Chsirs and Rocker*.
Ilelurel From T*
Reception Chalra ........ fI.SS |2.00
lt»<-«ptlun Chair* J.IS ii.2.1
Reception Chair* S.BS 'i.TM
Reception Chairs '. 6 a* 3.00
Old Ma ss. on W«ath«red Oak Chairs snd R.i..
Redured I'rnrrt T»
Two set* Fl*rr,l*h Oak Dining Chair*, euah seat* sts $.-, r.u
I'l'iins Arm Chair*, leather seats 10 It f1.."i0
Arm Chairs to tnstefi 11S9 7 IH)
bST|B Arm Rocker. Hpanlsh. l*sth*r seat 1150 7.50
Rsed Rush Chsirs and Roeksrs (All Impseted).
Reduced Cr-iiii To
ladles' Rock*r. very elaborate. 111.8* $.', OO
Fancy Roman Heat 19»0 fl.on
F*n«y Arm Chslr, aleepy hollow 11 rut 7.1K)
t}enti»m*n'» Rocker 11-to 7 Ml
Rattan Fanry Arm Chatr... tlos H.OO
Fancy Ro<k»r, v*ry fin* 11.69 tt.OO
_"_ .^".jaja'iumir.a*^t.'-.aa-'^i-i.' u-aa-n-,,---,,-a - ■"!" -■" a" "- —~ — ---■ -—-_. — — ■■■■— „,.,..■. _ l „-,
The **l* wilt .tart Friday msrnlng end prebably will continue
through Saturday. We cannot new prow i- to continue the eel.
nasi w**k. '-»•*' -re. a.. org* y*u to b* in ■me Thin (■!•• «■•
all far , SB. ,
Nate— Of nun ef th* shove sty Is* tare have *• many *• 38 chalet,
•nd thsre ar* msny otlsr *tyl«* In th» ssls thst are not •numerated.
W_*-LA»»OCaO*>V-*_>2oOC*Zt&_ta_*^^
. ' I ■
W* effsr Win c**»i foe any Monarrh M»"r»M. tarmt
Monarch Rang* sold by tie, *nd Steal Rar.gn*, Acorn
I——————— —-———,——— . I Ranges. I.s, u.i- lls.-gna, m-
W* nff-r r»or res*, for in, Monar- h M.".»M. tena
.«. . Accra
.-.. mrnaA u--. *•!
Old rang* taken In .part fully giiaianlM»il. is. *►. A
j j Sawn A a """*•
' GLHolmesFurnitureCo
-1101-11031105 SECOAID AYE.
Th» Dig Installment Houis—You Par Whan Convenient.
trol of th* Northern Pacific and th*
Ilurltngton line, while Hill, s* Mor
gan's general, has t»een trying to
hold these properties In line. list
rlman haa evidently won tn every
I'nltit. according to the dispatch**
from th* Kast, and now Hill I* sir
tempting to frame up an ss to eon
trot aa much ot tha Western field
as possible with what h* ha* l*ft.
Conferences are now being held
In New York. Chicago and Phila
delphta, at which tha great rail
road men uf th* country am In at
tendance. James J. Hill, i: 11, Har
rlman. J. I' Morgan, A. J. t*a*tl |
of the Pennsylvania, t: J. Herwla
snd others Interested tn I' > ■'■ I n
snd Weatern railroads sr* In con
stant conference.
The f,rame-up, as Indicated al th*
iTftent time, la as follows: Harrt*
man Rockefeller to tak* ths Chica
go, Ilurltngton A Qulnry and th*
Northern Pacific; Hill lo retain th*
oreal Northern Intact.
It ts further reported that a com
munity of Intereat ha* been ar
ranged whereby the \i. >,!*.ni Topeka
A Sal.i.i Fe wilt have an outlet In
th* Kasu In thla d*al It U under-
Wood It.si Ih* Pennsylvania and
New York t'eiitral sr* slfectsd.
'I Ills |iin<. • th* Alchlsoti In s post
llun to cumpsls allh the other
transcontinental line* In I, strongs'
way
Thla frame ni. appear* to he •
move on the part of the Morgan
lltll comlitne to b* In a position
I.' fight Rockefeller suit llaiiiii.au
In th* Southern field. The frame
up between Ih* Atchison and Kile,
aa arranged In th* meetings, will
giv* them a line from coast lo eoaat
mid enter th* field of the Hun (man
llnea In the .11."Ill part of the
inn. I St.it...
I. lo»lng th* Northern I'silfl,
snd the Uiirtlniton, Hill his ant
f*r*d a lv! I bin* In th* Nurthweat,
a field he has always monopolised
ever •Ince the«* tine* wer* placed
un.Ur hi* control. Harrlman ha*
announced that tie wanted th*
Northern Pacific ami haa been
working ao that the itlsSlllllllull of
th* Securities company would give
tt to him.
In hl« success he Is placed In a
position to give Jim Hill • good run
fur his money. It'll, mi the other
hand. Is trying to enter li* eiclus-
Ive ii ni':. .ti field In the South.
Ills combination* In the Hmith show
that he acknowledges defeat In th*
«Ind up of the Securities company
and now he desires to revenge him
■• if against the furtres that have
beat him.
Just what effect his will have nn
th* propoaed Una of the Mtlauke*
I, .1. . im'. -'.-a for th* construe-
a Hon ot which have already he*
taken, rannat be ascertained. Rock
efeller, aa nwaer at th* Hurllagtoe
t has gained on* desire la ses-urtag
. i :.• ...1 nf tb* Northern Pv 111 . sat
It a>. not I- nee>eaeary r. >* for
bias to buttd the prepoaid tine.
FAIRBANKS
SHOWS WEAR
MISSOULA. Mont., S*pt. 31 -The
Senator Falrbsska .;--i»i arrived
: - .•- thla morning after sa uneven!
fal run from Helena He *pok* os
Irrigation aad the opening ot tb*
India a reservstlon Isnds and laid
tt. a. ui-.n 'ha fa. • that the lepnb
licaa party was well organised and
prepared to lonttatia the govern
ment which means pro*p*rlty tor
the country. Fairbanks' volea Is
beginning to *hnw tb* strata of
rssapaiga work snd U not so strong
as It wa* during the early days of
the tour. The however.
.aya he Is la the beat of i*ys|.al
eoadltton.
FAIRBANKS AT HELENA
HF.I.KN'A, Mont, tttpt. t»—tn bis
epeeeh her* last nlshl K*n»tnr Fair,
banks vigorously Uefsndsd tb* re
.'.';, .-a party against tb* rharg-a
of corruption made against 11. H*
refrained from mentioning l*«rb»r*s
name, hut It was generally under
stood that bis speech was Inspired
hy Parker's remark* In hi* letter of
acceptance, In »p**kln« ef Presi
dent Roosevelt h- aald that tbe Ut
ter ha* enforced the laws. drt«*n out
evil doer* from public !>!•< -aa, and
........."Mir fought corruption •inr*
faklnff office. He referred turll-u
--' niv I.i the cleaning out of the .post
office i- ,■ -.» i • it at \\ »«iiii ,-'...,
Fairbanks waa i -..' i by !■ ■ i • ■ •
•i.i, in .In two t nib,• ■ »! ■• • i.-. and
Irememl'.ui uiil.iis* f.,1!..** I I.l*
pralae ef !....■> nnd his defense
of the Republican party.
SUES hIS SURGEON
tir. 1". M. t'arroll, former city
physician and surgeon, waa mad*
the defendant In a ault bruiighl
• gainst him yesterday by l>ank C.
t -»is for damage* to Ih* extent of
IJ. 02:,. Lewis In hi* complaint *sy*
that I»r, Cirrol h*gl*ct*d lo remove
certain medical appliance* from his
leg. after having amputated Ih*
member!, and ai a result h* has
suffered excruciating pain fur the
greater part cf two >»ere.
Th* fJ.OO Met Star*
Is th* slur* wher* you gel Mi* best,
l.ntli til quality arid •tyl*. nf man's
■oft mill •tiff hats. I-;. N*. i:. ...„. A
Co., 1331 3nd *v*. ...
>
Last Chane* far Oawson Tickets.
Wllh Dolphin ■slllng. Tliiiisilsy. '"
p. in. a .:•• of I'l.- -in ii '«■ i i off for
a*a*on. ...
THE SEATTLE STAR TH ITRSDAV SEPT. my, itXM-
Battleship Connecticut! <
Takes Her Maiden Plunge
UNCLE SAM'S NEWEST SEA FIGHTER IS LAUNCHED AT THE
HIS BROOKLYN NAVY YARD IN THE PHBSCNCB O FTHE
LAROEST CROWD EVER ASSEMBLED TO WITNESS SUCH
AN EVENT
Ills .iters Nssrs ten)
IIKOOKI.YN NAVY VAItD. N. Y„
Mept. -J toil I th* cheers uf thou
sand,*, th* waving nf flag* and
booming of cannon Ih* b»tll*shtp
I'.itiliet 11. ut, -1.-. i.'ii. I to h- tlin best
and in.is! Impressive uf fighting ma
il.iaa. ,'■,,., via* successfully
launched at lit- iiVlmk thla mom-
Ins
Miss Allc* \v. :i ••■• !■■ .•■ I i fii-c-i
uf .'.1.1 e.i.i W.l'.-s a.-, ifiu > of Ihe
navy under Pieald*nt IJncoln.
• hi la!-.,.- 1 Ihe baltleatitp.
The crowd was the lsrg*(t lhat
ever witnessed a similar function In
th* t im. I t ■ i" a
Tbe ship was built st th* Rrook-
I- n aavy yard sal ao slilpbulMlng
• iin;isnv had any hand i. th* work
Thla Is tha flral battleship to b*
built by th* government and th* rt
ii.lr.itii mam watched by us. of
ficers the world over.
The Connecticut Is oa* ot the ail
great battleships that ar. under
construction, aad be record will be
a teat of whether Ih- United Statee
government ran afford to build bat-
Hash Ipa IB Ita own yarda
Tb* Connecticut I* ♦ ■'« feet long
with a beam of :■. feet 10 In. hes
■Bee Bacßaat mean draught, with
V*> t.tii at essal. will be 24 feet *
im be* Hut ah* rsa carry 2.200 tons
of roal.
Her normal dUplacetnent will be
> 900 i.H." but wllh • full hied of
coal and ammunition »h. will h«v*
a displacement of IT • • - ton*.
Her complement will t"- 42 offi
cers sad "» mm
She will tie equipped with twin
•crews and 13 BatxwkWtleni boil
are, which will develop •.-. -i horae
power. She will Im abl* to ateara
£.000 mllea with on* roallng.
Hhe will hay* a speed of IS - not*
Her turret armor will be 13-Inch
Krtipp. th* barbell* armor 10 Inch
K.mpp. and the atde armor from t
to II '.'.!,■•«
Sh* will hay* f.Kir 13-Inch gur.s.
eight » Inch. 13 7-lneh gun* and to
guns of amaller caliber.
Tha total etpense of her construe
.
ThEY OBJECT
The rotinty commlsaloner* filed a
motion In the »uperlor court tht*
aftenU.n asking that th* petltltiß
of certain rltUen* In the . , ln*rA
part of the county, that a strip of
land be anneied to Fierce countr.
be thrown out of court on tho
grounda .hat the land la not con
tlguoua to the latt»r county aad
therefore not in poalllon for annot
ation,
ASKS DISOLUTION
—
Th* G,rotta Mill company flle.l an
appllratlon for dissolution In Ih*
•Uaperlor court thl* morning. Th*
company waa lnrorporat*d In this
city wllh a capital of {10,000. which
waa divided tnlo 109 nun, at SIOO
•jier «hnre. Tlie »snet»nf the company
will allow a payment on the allies
ut the rate of 75 p«r cent.
1/INDON, Kept. 21—Lady Curvnii
pa»»*d a f«lrly sood night, main
taining Ih* Improvement noted yr.*
tari.f, rlti* la displaying wonder
ful vitality, the n*w« that her
niothsr and »l«t*r will BOOtl be at
her 1.. ' a . has brightened her no
tl, •ably.
Bw*gg*r Young M«n
lloy thc.tr htit* of U. .'.' Hunks A
Co., Hit Inlay*. ••<
linn will tie ovar |«,000,000.
The rudder of Ihe Connecticut I*
th* laigiat tiling of ll* kind In •«-
Istcm c. It ts what la called a bal
ance rudder, 15 wide, 20 feet d**p,
and weigh* 2i ton*.
Hhu will have a wireless equip
ment and a signal corpa of 30 men.
We have three battleahlp* of IS,
--000 inn* and three of 12,000, snd
eventually will have two more of
the Ci.nnei tlt'iil'a dimensions.
The Connecticut will supplaut the
I'dward VII, of ICngland. a* the big
gest battleship In tb* world. iha
1 i» .it.i VII la a few fret longer, but
In other Important respects Is sol
.is larg* or as powerful.
No Jealous heartburning attended
th* appointment of Alice Ilraln*rd
Wellea aa eponaor for tha Connec
ticut. Mtaa Wellea, to us* the ver-
I nacular of apolitl. • was th* "logical
candidate." Gov. Charnberlin. eh.
| wss ssked by tha eavy "partawat
to choose the sponsor.ha* ao daugh
ters. The peculiar approprlatnee*
of kllaa V, *!!■•• appointment Ilea la
tha fart that ahe la the only grand
daughter uf Uideon Well**, who Sa-
IJncoln'a secretary of the aa*] «nd
I under whatwe management the navy
!• a.« bigger Jumps in six*, propor
tionately, than un 188 any other
naval aerretary.
Mt«- Wellea heraalf I* ii engag
lag young woraaa of M si,., has
had all tha advantage* that money,
•duration and travel ran give. Hhe
Is the daughter of Rdgar Wellea,
vice president of the Wabash rail
!'>r*sldeat of the Wabash rail
1.1
The I n':!.!!ir,v which Is a stater
hip to the Connecticut, Is b*tng
-...'.' •■■! by the Newport News
Ftlpbulldlng company, an 1 there
Ins been the keeaeat rivalry to •**
which ship will be completed first.
At present the 1-ouUlana Is ahead
.-ii- waa launched oa Auguat 33, but
the offlcera at the navy yard are
.•.nflatent that they will be abl* to
turn th* Connecticut over to the
government first.
Wllh the launching of the battle
ship the work of total ronatruclloa
la only about one-half complete.
■
fiA'.'CO NEW OFFICERS
SiST. t/H'LS, Sept. 2».-The Ameri
can liar ass'u latlon concluded Its
sr- .inn l*st night elected th*
following offlcera for next year,
ftealdent. Harry fit. Oeorge Tucker.
Lrxlngtoa. VL, dean of th* school
ot law of Washington and !-«•* uni
versity; aerretary, John lllnkley.
Baltimore; trea»ur*r. Frederick l:
Wadhara. Albany. N. Y. Th* con
vention then adjourned sin* die.
; HEREIN. Kept. IS—Th* condition
nf King Oeorge, the aged monarch
nf Hattony, la now b*ll*ve.l to b»
i ■■ -;--. Ptt**t* hay* . it.......
t*r*d Ihe last sacrament, and th*
kntg'a family la waiting for Ih* *n.l
LEXINGTON, Ky.. Sept. 23— In
Ih* circuit court this morning the
case of William Ilrlttnn. charged
with Hie murder Of Jim Co. krill.
wa» j ,•;■.!,■ i until Ortobtr I.
COLFAX. Sept. :».—On* fire oe
rurred yesterday and two last night.
C.enrg* Lsrua'S house and furniture
were destroyed, entailing a loss of
11,300. I l.is waa IN must aorloua
fire.
Ip
Undirwitr foe Man.
t'tirtest qualities and price*. It
wilt pay you to call nn E. N. Ilrnoks
A l'o., 1331 Snd avenue. •••
SMART CLOTHES-Herald. Tail
or. •.:! ay*. •••
MURPHY
HEARING
Han Murphy, an ct pugilist, will
l.c given a hearing before Police
.fudge lie.iii'i. litis sftsrnoon. He
Is charged Willi mi nt ..mil to corn
mil inur.ler, .- ■■. ■.>I week* ago
Murphy called William Haiti from
the barber aliop where he was em
pluyeil and, after a few WOrdS with
him, struck blm a terrific blow In
th* face. Kill, fell to Hie pavement,
llk lug hi* head In .■nil a way
that be has lie,.-1 regained full
i iill'i' iitiaiiasa Bine*
No one . is the blow (truck, *!
though Kslß'S wife waa but a f*w
feet UstaSal st the lime and earn
Murphy attempting lo escape. Her
crl*a attrarleii Patrolman King*
..tiii.iii..it ami th* latter placet
Muiphy under srreat. It waa
thought st th.- lime that Katn was
suffering from eiceaslve drinking,
but hi* condition I* S.I.MIS .111
be may ill* at any time. It* I* a
patient at a local hospital In l*v
s.ratt.
LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD
MRS NETTIE MANN, of Centra
lis, was adjudged guilty of arson by
s jury at Chehslls last eight. Her
huaband was convicted of the same
clime last week. The Manna burn
ed their millinery slur* st Centra
lis. August 17, lo se.-ur* tbe Insur
ance.
Tin: NEW Brarttl hospital build
ing will lie r,|„ mm to tb* public for
in 'j.i- 11., ii October .
A DECISION of th* local land of
fice st Walls Walla was mad* that
all ditch companies must be bona
fide snd they aa,let Am able to fur
nlash water to ilea. claim*.
Till' EXCURSION trains are tak
ing eeoni* of sttura to the Stat*
fair at Nortn Yakima. Yasterday
tbs city -a ■ filled with vUltor*
from B*»ttl». Portland, Hpokane and
all th* towns around.
THK BTATI: bosrd of control, th*
last of th* stale offlrera t.. go un
der the capltol roof, moved Into
their new quartera yeaterday. They
will occupy ibe suite of rooms on
*" K /^J_^
?lES,aulm°m_?r.^. Cr^fem^X t//£/Ji'~S STANDARD PATTERNS J
SEJS^".;^*' *-^- *t uu/tAv*J now 10. and is* r
NEWEST STYLES. ____ ii.'' .1 1. Jjfjf A—mmWmmAr NONE HIGHER. %
■ — RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. ——„ .... I
fate* velu*. tomorrow in "RsliabU Good* Only." See bsl*w. M,
j FRIDAY BARGAINS f
§ .."aS "" ' lh! **? d"r of th* •non'h-a ''•' of "■• profits for v* *»<• big bargain* foe «
a 7on. v* iv a great sale of ^l, fall i>st« and our special Frllsv feature of three-hour sale* ■
a* 7-_7__._' i. Wt tt •"rer" hand and atslsa filled with eager shopp*r*-w* will end th* 1
__ great**l lieptemlHT were ever si with a grand note of victory that will echo throagti tha *
Im year ana **tv* aa aa Inspiration for future efforts. Now for the bargains. Here they ara— %
j STYLISH FALL COATS I f
I All Sizes Tomorrow at $7.75 Each 1
£4 Isles' and Misses' Tan Ileaver Costa, mat* with fitted backs and _*. . ____, __. V
V MBBBBOT bos fronts, satin lined throughout and handsomely tall- G**^ Hr at
A **• ored *' ' ,"?,s""' Garment* that are *„. ally .1.-.„-,. 1 for our I Jk\ A
A mild winter climate. The regular value* are $12.50 to IIS.OO each -11 A A-4 A
1 Any sir* tomorrow, 3: to 40. on special sal* at— ii/ I•A \J A
f Not a-We shall have to charge eitta for any necsaaary slteratlons | fl?
a on thee* garments. * ■
* THE GREAT 3-HOUR BARGAINS i
Am N„n* of thee, article* esn be sold before or after tbe hours named See sample* of th* ■
*£ goods themselves la onr window. Read the pit. *• below— ; _
j 9t012a. M. I 9t012A. M. I £
• School 800ß Fine Stationery §
a Straps REGULAR l-e AND mi, VAULE3 FOR ,_^ J
*> 15c VALUES AT le BACIt. Ilurlbul's High Grade Stationery. IS pieces I
V Pstent Hook or Shawl Strap*, a kind sold <" * '*'» all new tint* and daintiest fin- J
, regularly at 15c each, on sala Friday, I I«h. rrgiilar 35c and IS.- value*, on sale i
J from Vtol2 a in., three houra only, at I Friday, from 9t012 a tn., thre* hours §
J cath 1« I only, at. a bos Mb %a
i 9 to 12 A. M. 9 to 12 A. M.
A All Silk Ribbons Ladies' Gloves i
l^ HEOfLAII 2?eTO3oe VALUES AT 19* ..... _.
Liberty Satin and , M(lln or Satin Taffeta tat ™ bUk and I.tsl* °!ovM ' ex,rm "Jo*"- M
* Ribbon, sll pure ailk snd every deatrable Ilea, valued at $1.00 and 1.25 a pair; on 5
a shade, regular values :_r, 25e and 3i.le a __.
* yard (»ee samplea In wln.low); on sale sale Friday, » to 12 a m. three hours JL
1 Friday, 9 to 13 a m. three hours only.
A • yard 10* only, st. a pair 2Rc M\A
i 3 toO P.M. 1 3 too P.M. a 1
ft 3 to 6 P. M. 3 to 6 P. M. §
C? Huck Towels Tray Cloths V
* RKtU'I.AK S.V VAI'LES AT 16. KM II Ri:i,ll.'t 124e VALUES AT 74e. #
f H.ick Towels, all will. slss 22 by 51 Inrhes. A"J' l"*? Wiifßd Tray Cloths, air* IS by f
a , ...i _— • , .... - a* In.'hea. regular 124 c value*, on sale M
« regular Ba values, on sale Friday from rrlllay from 3tolp. v. , three hour* 1
a 3 to C p. ■-. three hours only. at.each Hi. only, st, .sill . 74* A
L 3to6p.m. Children's Hose 3to6p.m. I 1
t*nf Isr VALUES FOR B*. fy
Children's Iliac (odd sisss), fancy blue and tnn, with polka Sots or plain black, regularise <X
J kinds; on sale Friday, from 3t06 i' in., three hours only, ,i pair , 6e A
_ NOTE-No restrictions, no limit, except that telephone orders or oruers from dealers m
a i atinot be s.cepted. a
| __ I
2 McCarthy Dry Goods Co. C
1% Second Aye. and Madison St. #1
l?L(l_J^*ffc'***^
<r m.^m-.v' ■** csit a^ vr^er&Tb
the north front of (tin building.
OF Till: TEN prisoners win.
I.toko jail al Hillings, Mont., seven
have been .. nap I It la nnder-
Ntririd that the officers have a clow
to the whereabouts of th* others.
TIMIIKII INSPECTOR HURRAY,
if the provincial government, haa
aelred three logging tamps In tin
lower Kia/er vslley which are op
erated for tho Monarrl) and Erie
Lumber i on. !'•''!,i' ■. of Main* sn.l
ih lii.ii'ii.i.n Th* ' ■ i/nt- was made
on the ground of nun payment of
Hie ill-' Inl tat charged mi all tim
ber, which I* retintnl When Hi* logs
are turned Into lumber In the lim-
II ■ of ihe province.
MORE SCARED
THAN HURT
Oir Sertsa* l**w* am i
WASHINGTON, V. C„ H*pt. S» —
"Mure ecared Ihan hurl" waa )he
< ommeril of Pi. silent .; , .-,, „t
th* .\i.,"i !■ .in I'e.lamtlnri of Ivil.or,
when he ■ | ih* |ritervl*w of Ilar
ny I'ohn. president of th* Illinois
Federation of Labar, who predicted
a coming disintegration of the force*
of union labor.
"Th*re I* nothing lo f»*r for or
ganized labor either *t present or In
Ih* future." aald tlomper*. ",S'*ith»r
I cltlieiia' allium rs nor oilier oigsnl
satlans c*n prevent He growth.
Trade unionism hss rorn* lo stsy
•nd It la a distinctive Institution In
Ihls country.'*
.. . .; .■.'. admitted lhat th* labor
movement has received a l*mj>orsry
setback from which It Is Just
etlletglng.
DEMANDS SALARY
A. tl. Iluek. , liquor aalesrnsn,
fll*d suit tn ih* superior court thi*
mornlna sgalnst Lltbow Hill A Co.
for Ih* r*cov*ry of BITS, whl. h he
alleges la rightfully due htm a* th*
ieai,!t of being thrown out of em
ployment by an order restricting Ih*
•al* of the Continental Distributing,
• orrtpsny* r. ••'.. Th* ord*r re
stricting lb* sal* of th* gods wss
enforced Isal on Jun* I. and, dur
ing lhat lime Itu.k . lain • ha has
•ualalned the toas of salary amount
ing lo tl*l. ami 1100 in attorney*
feea
HT. PETERSBURG. Sept. !».—
rp"u th* czar's return from South
ern Ruaala he will go to his bunt
log lodge at Illeloverch for a fort
night's shooting. '
JL
Grocers Meet
DELLINOIIAM, BrpLJ9.—Thi st
lindancn of the fifth annual con
vention of Ilia Htat* f I wears' ssso
elation wa* Increased t.y ths ar
rival of additional delegates last
night. Tim lime of the tonvmitlun
yesterday was taken up wllh ad
tlresaea by varlou* delegates. In
the afternoon tbs delegatus enjoye4
a steamer eictirslon among th*
Islsnds.
Today Iho convention ill,*ct|g.»sd
Hi* articles of incorporallon re
ported by Hi* special committee sp
polnted to prepare them.
The con tent Inn by • vol* of BOH
lo tftf decided to Incorporate at
once ii.nl make the changes recom
mended by th* committee on Incor
iMimtlnn. A resolution wa* adopted
condemning trailing etami>* ** det
rimental to th* business Interests of
merchants.
A resolution flalns Portland .a th*
inecltng |!i-- lob» held during th*
l.*wl* arid r'iark eiposillon wa* tost.
Th* convention adjourned at 11
o'clock. -' ■'■ ":■ '- - ■■-. it
ROANOKE IN PORT
The Nome liner Roanoke arrived
Hit* morning from Nome with IBS
passengers and 1150,000 of treasure,
fib* left Nome Heptember IH and
Ht. Michael the next day. Fog made
her S* hour* late. On* of her paa
•engera was John J. ilealy, ths ol l
nin" Alaskan operator.
FCUND
Cordon Squire, the boy reported
st the police station aa . Hi BBs
as found this afternoon.
LONIM».N\ Kept. Sl— I*dy Curxon
gained atrengtb durtna the day. MM
I* nol oul of dang«r, however.
.... ■-.■.
IIERI.IN. Hept. 2» —ft I* reported
lhat the bsthrothal of Kin* Alton*),
of M,p*tn .and I»urh»*» Marl* An
toinette, of Mecklltibuigh-Bihwerln,
wtll shortly ti* aniinurice.].
MADISON. Wis. Hept. IS.—Th*
•uprem* court to»,k no action In th*
1j.r..11-tt- c*s* today. It 1* possi
bly soma artlon will b* t..'s*ti to-
WAI.f.A WAM.A. Kept tt — Ba
caua* her f»th*r •cold»d her Nellie
Miller, ii"l 21. drank csrboltc acid
at midnight Isst night. She lives
alone with her father. Neighbors
say h» treats her cruelly. Hhe at*
probably die.

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