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TOP FLOOR FRIDAT
SPECIALS
j*fTa«a*nless "Pleach Hedy *Jrii*.*-l. Rugs—
11149 value*. ( f**t * inch*, by I* f**i B Inches. «ach fIJ.OO
***** value*. I feet 3 Inches by 11 fret I Inch**, each 919.75
jjß. Fhacy Japan*** and China Matting*, yard 1 A*
:*. main Art Hurlai'. all colors, yarj It,*
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K_>^^s^^^W ■ UNION STREET
SENATORS WILL TACKLE
THE RATE INQUIRY
HINOTON.—The senate com ,
BBtea — Interstate commerce, of
*»'-_ Stephen a Elktn*. 1* chair
jit I* getting ready for hearing. '
at railroad legislation which are to
■at* pia* in Washington. in the
ftega occupied by the cenale mis
els*** daring th* sesaloßS of con
gt*** Beprtaeatatlvo* of railroads.
tout!* if trade, chambers of co—-
B*ree and ahlpper*' association*
*3 be gives a chance to present
_ sides Of the as*
)k a War- that the senators who
te opposed to Roosevelt's policy
•I* {ertpar B| to attack the I**rh
mat bill aad nailer propo
-ties* cm the ground of conatitu
_t—ty. It will at claimed that
lay tad all attempt* at government
-*-■*;•» wtll fall within th* pro
tatU— of the roßstltotlon. which
I*9*9 th* federal government, la
aatltg toy regulation of commerce
mmtAA states to discriminate In
hrar of any one state aa against
Consult your doctor
about your cough
A: the tame time ask him what
ke thinks of Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. He will know all
•bout it, for we send doctors
ik formula, For over 60 years
doctors have endorsed it for
coughs, colds, weak luniks,
troachiils. aathma. ___£___
ADAMS'
JAVA
BLEND
COFFEE
I 25c Lb.
Roasted andGuar
arantced by
ADAMS
TEA & COFFEE CO
SSI SECOND AVENUB,
Nttr Mad ion fit*..!.
I another *ieta or of any port as
; against another port.
The .ether aide of th* raa* will be
prvarntcd by th* lßt*r*tat* Com
merce CommUalon, which I* pre
paring a brief on th* subject.
In It* pre- si application tbe
(juration . ..tne.- back lo the problem
whether tb* rat* shall lr ba*e«l on
mem dsian.-a. m whether the gov
ernment, at a-*.! n.l!-.. i.t i.rriiiii 1.
aton. n.'.;.•. take Into rontlderatlon
all - I inn. which pertain to mar
keting Ih* freight. Con*ldertng the
mere •lament of dtttanre. all freight
tariff* as at present maintained
would -.tut* discriminations of
th* rankest sort an ' tba first thing
a guvernm*ot raie-tnaklng commis
•ion would hat to do mid be to
revise and raise all rmtre to the
south and to tie northwee.t. OthrT
wise these port* would be getting
a dlacrlmlnatlun a* again*! lioaton. |
Sew York anil Newport New*.
again-' the ronatltutlonal prohibi
tion. So long as railroad* are not
under the control of the federal gov
ernment tt Is i '.alive.! tbat these dl«
--crimlnation* arr •!■:* to commercial
aad 'n.'.-n.ii antes and the r
iponslbittty does not rest on the j
'federal government, hence the para- I
graph In the constitution de» nut
I apply
Th* whole argument and testi
mony In the railway hearings prom
ises to follow along th*a* lines
AT THE THEATERS
"OCR NEW MAN.''
Anndsy snd Monday nights Harry !
P.. re ',:.! «Ui appear at tha Orand
In ' Our New Man." Charles T. Vin
cent* rorr.*dy. 'It Wednesday even
log. April fi. i\r*lal*r will play.
-a roon RELATION."
The Frrr!* company will give th*
1 last performance of "The Cherry- j
Plckenr" Saturday evening. On Sun
flay afternoon th* weak will be j
jiiprneHl with "A Poor Relation."
jwbith will hold the board* through
th* first half of the week The ter
rier half Ball be given over to an
other play In which lUrk Feni* and
j Florence Stone will app»-ar.
* I
I "Till MOONSHINER'S DAUOII
TKR,"
"The .*.!• .op t.iiiei - Daughter." the
melodramatic liter*.! of which I*
Indicated by Ita title, will In. the
board* of the Third Avenue neit
' wash l.fv.iitiiiiK Hunday afternoon.
"Ole Olson" clo*ca Saturday night.
STAR TIIEATKR.
Tii* ■ nß*ute—ent of Froelnl, the
I wontler accordion player, enda Bnn
rlay night .11 th* Star. Monday
' night an entirely new bill of vend*
| illli' will be put on.
The proposition of nub-dividing
' th* preclneta of th* Fourth ward
1 1* 'c lea ellse ÜBsesl at a meeting to be
, held Thursday night at the office of
Councilman Cote In th* Boston
I block. Th* Fourth ward *warm» j
.with active and Important politi
cian*, and there will probably be all
kinds of scrapping before the tick- '
lish, matter I* justed.
THEY COME
IN FAST
""Br*, lull run 11 lira to hold thn lead
111 the Benlnghausen watch cuntcst,
but llie nmti - trim , i.,-i,,« him are
ateadlly gaining. He \.ml or the
' uinll.l.iti'., urn allowing v great In-
I r«>ejie> in aupiMiri ami .tiii- »ur
prlai'* may be rxpcetcit at any time.
Ittn con nt em are kept l.ri , on tin
ballots and the Increase 111 lull real
111 l eeal.'liri In over work them.
Untitles* turn slid I'lork* lite seeitl
wllh their little hum h iff votca a*
tlley go lo work each morning and
thetr tiiini It* -.ilia a boost when
t»» anal count Is rexirded. Neat
; itint iTiuiil r.-rt to be th* baaovt
weak so far Ib the ..mi. .1. but th*
laat weak will as* ea. h of the ran
.lWl.it.m going soma.
'Ill* .inn. l at iietuii today Is a*
folio wa:
Frank l'r* in II ...... f l's
Hewitt Skritt «!«0S
J D. Hows 6,78,
\ Arthur A. Rprtnger MIS
Ab-ier Wolff {.'sm
a J. Hantmyer 4.911
ti.-ph.-ii J.ihii.-l.tii . 3.8C3
Jack M. ■an .. 3 3|j
! William II ate 1,1,-1 a.eiKl
; 11. t\ Khrlton J.t*,3
I I" Hraiiilaain 2.514
'"!> Clark Jf,pj
II W t'lark 2.&K.J
lloiand Oollertll 2,631
Oeorga Mr Far land .... 2.710
M U Hidden 2,6*17
AbDer Knoale* . 2.6
l« K. 11..in.. . 1 583
Henry Hlllla 2.510
a. C. Lindsay 2,2*7
W. C. Fonda 2.361
II V. It Anderson 2.253
John F. War* i.mo
William Tin i J,O4S
J. Wenlen 5,133
J. M. A4rock 1.932
O. 11 I "in,■ 1f,.Ml 1,93*1
iW. (illllham \.W,2
IJ. A. Ikinner 1 nn**
'A. M W.bb I9ii|
;Jark Kline B is
1J A Ilufford l.toj
ill. n Mclean 1,2*7
JEd Fossa* UtOl
('. I' Hammond '.... |,3*'«
IP, II Aramldown I.Ski
I Frank MrOVunba 7.0
It. 11. Row ilt
j Walter t'hrlat U>l
IA, J. Wise 4' ■<■
j F. F. Wad* fell
I A. VV. Skinner 414
Mike " ni-. 11 ij'.i.
: Jay that tier 4*4
Howard Cot 413
chas. Mix* 3.6
C Maxwell . 361
J It. ■>.*!• Htl 20*
J. J I. Ilf .111
A. Johnson 73
ST. I'KTKRJtW'RO, March Jo
lt I* announce! that Maxim Corky,
who la st Riga awaiting trial OB a
rharge of treason, Bill be allowed In
go to Crimea to a petal. ll* ha.
had several h*rneirrhag*a The trial
, la fixed for Jim* 7.
ARE YOU FAT?
Kellogg's Obesity Food Will Reduce Your Weight to
Normal, Free You From Suffering and Turn
Your Fat Into Muscle
IT HAS DONE THIS FOR MANY OTHERS WHO TESTIFY TO ITS
EFFICACY—TRIAL PACKAGE FREE
Th* Above lllu*tr«ttoei Show* th* Rtmsrleabl* btf*ctt 111 * Wondtrtul
Ob**ity Feed— Whit It Ma* Don* for Olh*ra It Will Do for You.
Don't lea fat. Ie la sn abnormal
and diseased condition of the Im li
Nutriment ■hat ahould hay* built up
been.' and urns I* for you ha* made
fat Instesd.
Bxi ea* fat I* attended by many
dangers. Th* h*ait. etonine h. liver
and kidney* become eerlously nf
f*et*d: breathing la made difficult
and often, though aeemlnitly well.
th* fr' t-esr.ei I* In tnivs danger.
Don't se.rve ynuraelf. You will
only b»rum* weakened and aggra-
Vate your condition wllbiiul losing [
flash.
Tb*t* la a ii* way slid a safe 1
way. Hundreds of reputable I
p*opl* testify to wheel K*l- t
logic's Obesity Kooel bus done ,
for lh*m. It ha* turned their |
fat Into muse I*. They submit
• heir leheeteisiMph* as corroborative I
evlelence. €*an you dowfet au. proof *
Don't b* fat. Writ* to me today
and I will *"tnl you free, a trial
package, postpnld, In plain wrapper.
On* happy woman. Mr*. Mary
f*mlth. Itt, Sheldon slraet, Grand
lUplla. Mich., says:
"My Dear Mi Kellogg:
"I tee, sanding you two ot my
THE BEATTLI STAr—THURSDAY. MARCH mi. 1905-
WANT CHURCH TO SPURN
ROCKEFELLER'S GIFT
REV. F. E. BMKICH. D. a
REV. .... THOMAS
lii.v DANIEL. EVANS
Three of the Mbbssi htneetl- Cun
' gregatkinatlst nilliS*te<. who were
active In the movement to pretrtu
th* acceptance of a .100.000 gift
from John D Rockefeller, on the
ground that Rockefeller* inenai j
method had lieen a BBbJact of pub- I
lie rondemnallon.
photos They will tell you better
than I can how much different I
look, end you ran Imagine how
much belter I feel.
"My doctor I*ll* me thai Ibe ef
fect of the remedy seem* to be to
atrengthen end fortify th* *y*tem
b. '.ne stripping It nf It* aurplu* fat.
ll* was very much Interested In the
'exiMTlment.' «* be ralleel It. In fail.
I elei imt 1..-11. i.- I «.ni! I have ord*r
ed It If he had not tin—l me lee. He
.... 1 that he had analysed It nnd
found ii lo be harnttesa, but that be
didn't believe II c eeubl t|ee aha I yeeu
claimed for It
"I weighed over two hundred
pound*, which, for a woman of tny
height Is very fat. Now 1 weigh 135.
tm lump and well formed, ami I
feel good hII clay long and sleep set
restfully ul night.
"I shall always thank you for
what you have don* for ma, and I
Will tit glad lei hay* yeeu refer me lo
any of your -lit*."
Hend your n.inia an'l address-no
meeney -today lo P. ,1 Ke li SI- 115*
Keiieegg building, ii.it Creek,
Mb h.. imd receive the Irliil pin Ileg*
In plain wriepper flee by Inn 11.
FEAR
I LHil
st iiim. in Mai 30 —
Thee newspaper* ar* Stl lltlltll v al
111 iiuil iii the e-ffoe t of a iiie.nl pas
intiii addle*. 111 HI. P' • > nel'Ul m at
M. Antntilua na being ii direct In
< Heine nt i. ir n-'iiiiii peasant* to
Inirin a war "I mlnallon
iitmlß'it tka satire "dm Bleed class.
ll>< papers demand thai steps be
takers a* fftiitii-iee. I IB* effect of
his stalawiset* M <Mi««ehkiivs)l.
the fanioiM Itiistilan actor, d*clar**
th* address an appeal at th* mo*t
fanatlesl ami niiesl uncontrollable
of human pasalnna and "threatens
In Mart a conflagaratlon whle h
neither government nor Intellec
tuals can atop."
4144411tt4M AAA+t-AAA-9-99 A
I At Ballard
Mr*. Karen I li .1.1.1 aged 04.
died at the home of In r son, Thoa.
llegdahl. Thuraday morning *< 4
o'clock. Hh* was a native of Nor
way and bad 1... In Hal laid ror
•ttll.i lira* sin- will he- burled on
Hlllnlai from Ih" William* under
taking ■■i.t.ililiriuiti ut ih,' Inlet
llie HI will I.r Bt f*lllahtl. a Utile
town Ju.t aero** 'I' bay from Hal-
I lan!
Cbrl* (Hilton, a laborer working
on 188 building at tbe rorn*r of
Pari, place* and Hillant avenue, fell
yesterday ami Is now confined to
hi* lead at hi* home un Ferry »tr*et
lie fall a .'.lslam of abetiil IS feet,
atrlklna his back nil a pies* of tun
bar. ll* was attended by lira. Km
ory and Br Ideas! la* who *ay there
Is ho si tin.r« injury besides a seel*
hark.
The Seattle Cedar Lumber com
pany*! mill was ahut down Thurs
day mere'ir "of a few .lays Tb*
barrier and shingl* mill will lea re
I lis*rail at..) a llttl* new work added
to the mill.
At a meeting of th* council I"v*»
| day an hi the bu*ln*a* men takad to
have '».. tii.-ii.be-r. of th* council
ail with 'In-in and enable them to
form the plan* a* to wh**"* and how
thr> Br* to raise the money to fur
nish ten cataletgne* representing
lUllani at th* Portland fair Aa a
result. l>*u and Wllry were ap- f
pointed and three of tbe Business
I Men * men i a t|r,|i making I rr.ru
WlltteVof fly*. Thl* will be taken
up at the naxt meeting.
A petition mm.; made to th* .treat*
com nil* tan that Seventh avenue be
Improve*] from North Stale sttr-at
to North *trr*i. 111. was referred
to th* city engineer to make the
preliminary estimate of th* coat.
' Martin Drake was appointed hy the
' mayor to Buccal Patrolman Hthu
m*e h*r. who resigned.
A petition for Ihe Improvers**!! of
Klla* aienu* from the north line of
Ship ttrret to the touth line of
sii.pe- atreet, was referred to the
rlty engineer. A -|* I .a' election
I was aranged tn legal 11* the out
■landing aaraai*
Albertson's grocery ttore, at th*
corner of Third avenue and Poat
ttrect. . slit fir* at * o'clock Taes
day night. Th* cause being a de
fective flue. The fire had i pr*t«y
1 good start and had It not been fir
th* prompt arrival of the fire d
partment. the result would have
bean great. Aa It was the lose
amounted to about lio. The prop
erty wa* ln»tir*d for fj.oon.
A letter wa* received Thursday
morning by Mr*. M Short In re
gard to the death of her huateand
Mr Short I* an old llaliard pioneer
! and waa a blarkamlth. On Janu
-1 ary 17 he left for th* lathmua of
Panama, where he waa to work of)
lb* , Baa] He was taken sick there
wllh yellow ft it r about the latter
part of February and died on
i Mar. h I.
LITTLE HAPPENINGS
Vaudeville wonder* whit have been r
ualng oil lamp* In •■ t*. ulai con
tortton and balancing feet a. will
have to devln* some other mean* of
Illumination for their performance*.
Fire Marsha! Kellogg fiats that the
explosion of the lamps st some time
I* liable- to result In a panic In th*
10-ceot theaters, where the exhi
bitions take place, and has notified
- th* owner* that Ik* practice mtiat
■tag
Reecon bill r*ald*nt* appeared be
fur* the health and sanitation com
mittee Wednesday night to protest
against the extension of the tlaugh
tetr liaise, limit, to Include the **
ia*Ml.*Tm*nt of Jam** Henry, a* pro
posed by the rommlttee. The limit*
already Include the I'rye packing
house.
Howard Joalyn. clly ••!*« trie lan
will discus* the rt'titi 1 ' ipal light and
[•user problem In Tsiems at a
I Usui 'it the I'- fie Northwest
Society of Knglneers at th* cham
bar of lommi-ree on Saturday even
lag.
Hugh 111- haret-ain late Senior
' Judg* of the supreme court of the
Northwest Territory, * iioaltlon h*
held for fl year*, paaaad through
, thl* rlty Wednesday on hi* way to
i Vancouver. 11 t*. lb »at- accora-
Panii.d by hla daughter. He snt
1 the winter in California
Wiilnesielay night a new corpora
tion, to be known a* the Title Trust
', company, waa formed. It I* capital
, tied at flOO.noo and It. purpose will
, tie to Insure the till* of real estste
properties. several proailaaail busl-
I nea* men are en poratof*
Chief of Police Delaney has taken
a vacation ami will nol return to
duty for a week. Ttie chief *aya
' OriH-n River Hot Sprint's I* good
. enough for him. Hl* health ha*
be-en very poor for nonie time. Cap
. I tain it F. Wlllard I* acting chief.
In lb* opening game of tbe- |i||.
1 Hard tournament between the unl
v*rallv and the Heattt* Athletic
club, held 111 the parlors of the H. i
'JA. C. Judge nation of the t'nl- |
v*r*lty club, drfratrd W. S. '■ .in,
of Dm H A. C, by th* Haft of ISO
In 144. lb.lll men mar]* good run*.
I lean picked up well toward the lat
lf I pari of Ui* game. 'III* next
match Wilt he held Friday evening
lit the University club.
According; to v atatemeiit mail* by
Dr. C. I*. Hoy*, of Ravsnaelal*.
Hi.i 'I lill.mil, wine attempted *iil
i lilt- a 1 liral pin «• several d.mi ii*-•».
lias a chance of neeeivery. Hln' .hoi
i.er,- ir wiiii .1 44 caliber revolver.
Kb* was dewpeiudeiil unit worried by
a I'era affair.
Th* leaiu.irrei-a-inpliiie.fi on th*
Bern find tm-iiiii ofiii'ii' i,i im I for
blghar wag«a Wednesday morning
and got them, Steppage of wetrk
j was lhr«*° •! for * *bile but
("ejiilrm tor Erickaoo acceded to th*
'iii.ii.ii .if the driver*.
Th* woman* Missionary Hoe Is I
Union of thla clly will bold It. "ml
annual meeting at th* Plymouth
Congregational church, Frtelay
March 31.
An evee-llenl program ha* bean
prepared for Friday evening *'
Tempi* di< Iln.. i. it.ii. l.l Joseph
will .p.•«,. of "Ufe'a m ...itti Half.
In ari»w*r lo Hr. o*ier. Th* pro
gram la aa follow*: bolo, Hllently
Ultniling. Mr* l.lllaln II Whittle
aey; Trio. 1-ird My Heart I* Ailing.
Mlaa Marguerite Frry and Mi-tar*,
list** me 1 llrass.
In Frederick Hell, will lecture
Friday night, March 31 at Wilson
hall. Kit*l Bulldlag on th* tublee t
lla !• in Adepts slid Western Med
ium* Compared." Di 11*11 will rend
er vocal solo, and will be a*ai*ted
by Omar J Hand*, barium*. A. I.
W. Thurston, vloltnlat snd Mrs. A
J .SI (Jaorg* ii' i .lr I*l.
James A. Hcjilon. In. No I«'3. ti.
A. It. and Woman's Relief Corp*.
No. .1.. will give a progrcaslv* whirl
pint > •' AI hi hall, 142U ii- . .-1 ay
•Our Thursday evening. Mar h 31.
Chinamen got bu»y Weelnnsday
l aftnrniMiii at a fire whl' h broke out
. In their laundry, at tbe corner of
Third lli'liw and Hprlng "tli-H li*
fure. thn fire- apparatus could get to
j the seen*, tit* orientals had quench
ed lb* flame* Th* damage wa*
email.
If City Detective Kennedy had not
discovered Hie plight of Cbarl*a Nel
son wh*n h* did on W«ln«*day aft
ernoon. Nelson would have added
aii.jti.ai ray atari in the long Hit of
Mm** eomniltted In Ihl* rtly ami
left uuenplalned Nelaon was only
drunk at. I be fell IB— lb* mud o*ar
th" Vulcan Iron Worka. ll* was
not hurt.
I The Hchlotter block, at West He
tltle, was p-ifi 1..,.*'! W.dnraelsy
..flan.. .... by IL J Fercustiti, '111.
city, fur I Th* Marti* liar.l
msn Haul Fatal* company conducted
Ihe aale.
AI th* home of Iter. W. O. Jonea.
(11 Thirty-With ave-tiu* tinrrh, Mon
day arening, Mirth 27, Mr. Arthur
H. liaggrlt antl Mlit T..1.-.I , C. |UII
were unltrd In marriage, eenly th*
In 11,■ ii.it. relative* an l latin at*
frlrnd. of III* couple were present. !
NORWAY PRIME MINIBTER
MAY DE DR. NANBEN
DR. FRIDTZOF NANSEN
In th* d .put* between Norway
and Sweden, ntiw an Bent* over the
consulate question, It seem* reason
ably sure tiiai Norway wilt in
grant"! autonomy. It I* '"' un
likely thai «he will be given a prime
minister and ilia' I>r Ntm-n. the
fsmoui explorer will be the one
{ i hosen.
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS
WASHINGTON. D. C . March SO.
--I'ntll Attorney (leneral Moody ha*
received further Information uncer
tain point* eonneetrd with the
, harg*a ag*ln»t J"". D. ' 'idaley
and George 11. Ilaker. the ".date*
for dltlrtct attorney and marshal
la then.* dt«trtct of BaaternWaah
Ington, he Bill not if " uiui»nil final
action to the president. The attor
ney general la not entirely *aM»fl*'!
from Special agent Ham**)'* re
port, that either I.lndalry or Raker
! la entirely acceptable for the office*
for which the) have been recom
mended, and the matter will not be
considered by him further until next
, week.
WASHINGTON, l' C. March 30
—J. D. Farrdl. accompanied t'y Sen
ator File*, called on I'rrstdent
Hoosevclt yesterday morning to pay
hi* re»p*ct». Tbey had a brief con
versation with the president about
Washington affairs.
WASHINGTON, D C March SO.
--Mr*. Roosevelt, with the younger
member* of the family, and a party
of friend*, leave tomorrow for Flor-
Ma. whence they take the pr**l
dent* y*eht. Sylph, for a riut.se
along thn southern coairt, possibly
to tbe Went Indie*.
TOKI'i March SO.—The steamer
Industry, bound for Vladivostok, hag
been seized by the Japanese.
leOS ANGELES, Cal.. Marrh 30.—
"Trim" Hays, former political box*
of Riverside, ii ho lavishly enter
tiiliu.l Roosevelt at UM time of the
pre»ldent'» visit to th* roast, wa*
placed on trial yesterday for
wrecking the Oraagi Grower*' Na
tional bank of Itivpitlt'.e, of which
he wn* caahlar
Two Indictment* were consolidat
ed an.l t.n Is charged with a ui-.i;
'" !
I GLHolmesFurnitureCo- 1
| UOl-1103-1105 SECOND AYE. U
Big Cut Sale of Dressers I
rf la now on. Our stor* win fllleel thl* morning owing lo Ihe 1.3
2 ru' I'lll'* learKalri* In Ih , . eircsai-ra freerri broken bad room B'if
•% aulten. Hut* will 1...i until I p. m. Haturday, provided the I ,'|
i 'It*' (apply hold, 'till that lon*. Let u« (how you Born* |J
U unpt.f eil.til.-l ii»ia*in*, All dr.***rs offered have file* French t-f
I pi. ite l.a\*l*fl mirror*. I,''!
,'T Ilsgular I'rtra. Cut Prlc*. pj
'i 22,50 mtrAttTA Mafia 812.75 I s]
3 #20.00 Blrd**y* M.pl* 814.05 Id
L $.10.(Mr ld*n na* quurterael 820.50 l "3
1 S4 2.00 <i"ld*n Oak, quarter i'd «• 823 50 I": 3
? K-10.00 Hlrdsey. M.pl. «... 825 OO 1-1
»■ 811} (HI Hold.n '•**. quartered 825 50 —I
? 848.00 »"ld.n Oak, quartered , 820.00 ti
t 848.00 Ulrdwy* Msple 820.00 t"j
% $I*.». till Quartersaw.d Golden floak §27 00 il
I 84.0.00 1 d**y. Mapl* 1:16 50 k_
• -HtO.QO Ooldeu Oak. fin* quartered 838 50 Ll
t 84.8.00 *"'»• Mahogany 83000 ti
\ 800.00 ■"!»• Mahogany , 850.00 ■
I Closing Out Acorns F]
?} To aectire diffident floor apse« for our new Crockery and K-J
'A Queenaware I)*pl. w* are cloalteg out aver** Acorn Hang* fed
A and cook stove. &
I Steel Ranges 1
ig ftegtilar Trice. * Cut Price 13
H 8-42.50 Victor Acorn. 4-hole. 14-Inch oven 820 (Hi |3
E eSi.i Victor Acorn. be.l*. 16 Inch oven 832.00 f-'i
If 848.00 Victor Aeom, lln 1* It-Inch ovea 835 00 Id
1 &15.00 9 "er Acorn. 4 hole 14 Inch ovea 833.00 I'l
§3 848.00 H|lv *r Acorn. 6-hol*. II inch oven 835.00 |l
_\ wft I (Ml Bllver Acorn, « hf.l* in inch oven .... 83|.00 _\
852.00 "■ dern Acorn, 6-hole. Inch oven 838.(M) |i|
1*55 M"<,*rn Acorn, * hoi*. 1* Inch oven... 830 (M) f_3
#00.00 Modern Acorn. 6 hole, **0 Inch oven.. 840 \OO 17*1
807 00 Modern Acorn, h'tl*. 11-inch ovea (with riser- ___
■*! 847.00 jj
Cast Iron Ranges El
___ a ej/tmmwr Acorn. 4-hole, 16-lnch ,,.„. 822.00 IS
832.00 Eropreaa. 4-hole, It Inch oven 821.00 M
Steel Cook Stoves 9
1834.00 nlT *' Acorn, 4-hole. 16-lnch oven ... 823.00 Ip
844.00 Alrml Acorn. 4-hole, 16 Inch oven (with res*-' Rffl
• ....". 820. iii
_*____._*_} *'•,1,,• 4-he.l* lt-lncb oven BTOOO M_
82t!00 mJAOwU, 4 hoi* It-Inch oven 81 H.OO Fa
I Cast Iron Cook Stoves g
3 820.00 «*"«'■ A^AtA, 16 Inch oven 813.00 _■
_\ r-4 .00 Marvel, 4-hol*. lt-tnch ovea 810.00 _\
U 830 OO Marvel, « hoi*, 18-lach ovea (with reeervolr) IS
| ■•••••' 820.00 3
L -^ j3e__Hiir— ii^aHfr^il'l _ ____E2 _*_______ ________ Mm C__
propria! ion of money ami falalfylng
a report to the comptroller of the
currency.
ROME. March SO.-King Victor
Emanuel today received Mr. Meyer,
tbe American Ambassador In a
farewell audience.
WASHINGTON I> C, Mar 30.
—The president told a number of
sariatorß and congressmen thla
morning that he expected to call an
extraordinary session of congress
for '.* consideration of the rail
road rate legislation about October
WRECK
WINNIPEG Man .March 30—The
third section of the homeseteker*' ex
cursion which left Toronto Tuesday
with settler* for th* Northwest,
went Into a ditch at Dryden, t>s
miles east of Rat Portage. The ac
cident i* said to be the wont in the
history or t|,,. Canadian l*ae Iftc All
the doctors In Rat Portage left tor
tha ar*n* ot the wr*ck. Railroad
"Pamkirtet
tip* ****> I* *»***»■ 1- Hint -
——'—
WE LIST A FEW OF THE
ALTERATION SALE SPECIAL.
e>sc Men* Tennia Flar.t. Night
«*"*» . .. G3<*
75c Gorman Linen Loom Dire
Napkins, per dotea "it*
65c Boya' Laundered Percale
Shirt waist. "45r*
teOc Sllko.tne Cuthion*. with ruf
fl* .**s<*
EOc Ladles' Flannelette I'r, *tln«
deques Wrtc
10c lixca 6xl 2«0-Lear Pencil
Tablet* 5,*
5e All Sirs Pearl Rutton*. per
ilnrr-n _tf%
15c Kirk* Choice Toilet Soaps,
i I rakes In a bog. per box !()<*
83c Children* Kid Shoe*. sltta
6 108 sS<*
12.00 Men* Rest tirade Satin
calf Shoe. »1.50
13.00 Doc Reed's Genuine <''i*'i
lull Sole SI)." S 53.05
$2.00 llerys' Finest Kangaroo
Calf Senmlea* Shoe*, sins 11
to 2 si.jr.
$*:.50 Ladies' Illark Con*y
Fur Scarf, with 6 tall*..
si.2r»
PETERSONS
fl^/dOQD __________b_i
I 20*. AAA 210 Pik* Btr..t. j
it i ii ■ ■ f . "■ i
!tfi-*aa-T~
t
official* refuae to make any etata
ment. About MS passenger* were
on the train.
NEW YORK. March JO.—Presi
dent K'snsevelt has promised to visit
New York on May SO, to attend tha
dedication of the monument erect
ed to the memory of the vlstlm* of
ith* Slocum disaster.
WORTH THINKING ABOUT
1 I'll you ever atop to think what
10 c*nt» will do* Probably not untU
' you have been to our l*-cent stor*
I; aye »** with your own eyas
hi *** with your own *y*a
e-.-. n k I* believing) what really can
lb* had for that little dime.
You will find here a Ittt!* <?*
--pnrtment stor* of Itseir. and find
many srtlcles you have been pur
rhaslng elsewhere and Baying ito,
10c or tic. and some a»*a as high)
a* :.i" which we sell at l*e.
If you went ribbons, we have
ii.• in In iiil widths and shades, no
batter selection any* here, price*
from 10c a yard down to 1* yards
for lOe-.
Here you will also rind new laces
and embroideries, hsndherchlef-t,
etc.. and you csn always depend on
11 that you sre not paying a faacy
price ror some new styles Jus out,
for our price i* never more than
lee yard, and then we have laces at
.'.. a I ..id and as low aa ( yarda for
10 cents.
Whatever goods we sell we give
you tie very beet to be had st the
Ptice, depending on the article to
please you. A satisfied customer
will always come again. Come and
•re for yourself what your dime caa
do at our IO i-KM- RTOItll
I RHODES BROS.. HIS a« * i Aye.
IU/>eTAIR
Dep't Store
Second Avenue, between PlWe
and Pine.
NEW BLOCK.
Friday
Bargains
I Are Worth Going After
ween & and 12—
lee Ktrk'* York Laundry Soup..
3e
1 dos. fine Toilet Soap for
hotel* and rooming house.-..
«5e
ice I. tension Rod, extend* r>4
he*, each . 6He
Children* Sleeping Garments.
value SS* and S'V, each. 10*
$1.00 Slipper*,men'* and ladle-'
pair HO*
65c dark and light Percale, ntce
deetgna, Just the rtg't.t thing.
each tttr
20c Move" and Girl*' Fast
Blark School Hose, two *l*ee.
lib, pair 184*
■ 40c and GOo Ribbon, pur* silk.
U taffeta, value l»e. yard.. its*
■ 30c Men* Suapeadara, on* pair
Pj to a customer, pair IV*

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