Morning Oregonian.. (Portland, Or) 1904-03-29 [p 9].

THE SIOHNISG OKEGONIAU. TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1904.

city; news in brief Harold Pennington Has Escaped. Harold Pennington, aged 10, made his es cape yesterday morning from the Receiv-

The Oregonian Dur-

hands. Gordon and Hays, two good-lookigirls, present a ciever society sketch,

and the lecture oa creation Is very laugh-

The Orecanian's

Coontlar Room.- .SMCCuioatntynadapaEcoyidtnliasEteodrEitRodoriotomr...-

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Superintendent BuUdlac

S&st Bid OfSM

- Telephones- -'

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'M4aafli?a.ST

AMUSEMENTS.

THE sts.

BTAoKniEgRht,

THEATER, at 8:15,

Company, In "When "We

Third the "Were

and Yamhill

o

Twenty-one- .

GORDRAT'S

night, at pany, In

THEATER, Washington St. 8:15. Olympla, Comic Opera "La Masco tie."

ToCom-

ARCCoAntDinEuousTHvEaAudTeEvRil,le,

7th 2

and Washington to 10:30 P. M.

To Give President Mohier Banquet.

A meeting ol representative business men

of the city and representatives of the vari-

ous commercial organizations was held

In the Chamber of Commerce yester-

day and It Vas decided to give

I. President

a farewell

A. Mohler. reception and

of the O. R. & N., banquet before he

leaves for Omaha to take his new position.

The banquet will not be under" the aus-

pices of any commercial organiza-

tion, but will be .given by the friends

of the retiring official. The affair will

probably be held at the Portland Hotel

and It season.

will be one of No definite

the banquets arrangements

of the as to

time been

and the made as

details of the affair have yet. Another meeting will

be held to make necessary preparations

tor the event. The banquet Is a movement

on the part of the business men who

feel that Mr. Mohler has used his Influ-

ence and position to the benefit of the

city and Its interests, and It will be given

ing Home of the Boys and Girls' Aid So

ciety. His description is as follows:

Brown hair cut

blue bib overalls

hort, brown eyes, under which he

had wore

on

a

pair rap

of dark knee and a red and

pants, white

dark coat, brown sweater. Any in

formation reirardlnir his whereabouts wli.

be thankfully received by the officers in

charge of this society.

League reception.

The give

a reception

to

Wneowmemn'esmLbeearsguaet

will the

home of Mrs. Gadsby, 770 Marshall street.

Wasptea2allkaPecr.es,M.anwdiMll rsSb. euCkhhpoardrelatsoennBt.EardnhAaoljlsemoe,.

airs. the

Mrs.

Vera Edwards will give the "Cry of the

Children," by Mrs. Browing.

Prohibition Alliance Convention, Y. M.

C A, 3 P. M. today.

Great sale at McAllen & McDonnell's.

FAV0ES ARBITRATION TREATY

London League Wants Britain to Ne gotiate With America.

LONDON, March 2S. At a meeting of

the Anglo-Americ-

League at the Staf

ford House today, James' Bryce, Liberal,

M. P., and formerly president of the

Board of Trade, presiding, a resolution

was passed to the effect that "It was de

sirable that the British government en

deavor to enter Into a treaty with the

United States with a view of systematic

reference to arbitration of differences aris-

ing between the two powers which diplo

macy might fall to settle."

ing the Civil War.

able. The bioscope flashes new pictures. Tomorrow afternoon and for the next two succeeding days motion pictures illustrat-

ing "The Great Train Robbery" will

March 29, 1861. INAUGURAL ADDRESS OF PRESI DENT LINCOLN St Louis, March 5. The 4th of March was a bright and beau-

again be presented,, In reply - to repeated

requests. The Seventh-stre-

entrance to

the Arcade has been Improved, and the

floor Is now on a level with the street ,

tiful day, and there was an Immense con

course. .

The Inauguration commenced accord

ing to established usage. The President

and President-ele- ct

were received in the

Senate Chamber. After oath to the

they repaired to the front of

the CapItoL

Senator Baker introduced the President

to the, crowd. After the delivery of the

inaugural address, Mr. Buchanan accom

panied the President to the While

House. The procession was an Imposing

The New Neill-Morosc- o

Company.

This most excellent company,-o- f high-cla-ss players opened Sunday afternoon

at the Baker Theater In Nat Goodwin's success "When We Were Twenty-one- ," and almost In a flash have captured the hearts of Portland's best theater-goin- g people. They are being talked about in the" highest terms, and it Is an assured fact now that together with plays and players the Baker will continue to be the hub of Portland's theatrical interest.

one. But one company of the United States troops was In line; others were stationed about the city. The Republican Association of Maryland was next after the President

Not a single unpleasant or menacing Incident occurred.

Mr. Lincoln's address is printed in fuIL It concludes as follows:

x Oiympia Opera Company. The Olympla Opera Company Is giving such an excellent production of "La Mas-cott- e"

at Cordray's Theater this week that even the "smart set" are reserving seats for theater parties for every evening. There will be no performance, on Good Friday. Next week the "Girl From Paris."

Intelligence, patriotism. Christianity and a firm reliance in him who. has never yet for saken his favored land, are still competent to

At the Baker Next Week. Following "When We "Were Twenty- -

adjust In the best way all our present difficul one," which closes the week next Satur-

ties. In your hands, my dissatisfied country day night, the new

Com

men, and not in mine. Is the momentous Issue pany will give a splendid production of

of the Civil War.

"Pudd'nhead Wilson."

The Government will not assail you. Tou

can have no conflict without being yourselves

the aggressors. Tou have no oath registered In heaven to destroy the Government, while I

ATTACK PEAUD INDICTMENT.

bb

the

a tdken of recipient Is

the high held by

regard In which the business men

of the city.

Sanatorium tor Consumptives Planned.

The first discussion of the plans care of consumptives, suggested

for at

the the

recent meeting of the State Board of

Health, was held late yesterday after-

noon when a committee from the State

Medical Society met with Dr. Woods

Hutchinson, secretary of the Etate Board-Th- e

mode of precedure determined upon

was to call In a number of physicians

and business and professional men as well

o lay plans for the treatment of local

consumptives. Until the committee which

It Is believed win be then appointed meets,

the schemes which the doctors have In

mind will not be made public In a gen-

eral way the plan proposed at the recent

session was that consumptives need not

be removed to a different climate, but

that open-a-ir living and life In a sana-

torium was .necessary, and far more bene

ficial than the everlasting hunt for health

in other states.

Methodist Ministers Bisect Officers,

Officers of the Portland Methodist Min

isters' Association were elected xor the

coming half year at the meeting held in

the Y. M. C, A. Auditorium yesterday as

follows: President, Rev. W. H. Selleck,

Sunnyslde;

Rev. H. T. At

kinson, Clarke: secretary and treasurer,

Rev. G. W. Dennlston, University Park.

The session closed the six months of the

association's existence. Under the leader-shi-

of the retiring president. Rev. W. T.

Holllngshead, the attendance has been

large and regular, and marked advances

have been made. The address was made

by Rev. C. A. Lewis, of the Sellwood

Methodist Episcopal Church, on "The

Episcopacy." A general discussion fol

lowed.

To Improve East Tenth Street. There

are good prospects that East Tenth street.

Auction Sale of Japanese In Brooklyn, will be Improved south from

Ellsworth for a considerable distance.

parallel with Milwaukie avenue. S. D.

and Chinese Curios White, who has been looking after the

Improvement,

that the pros

Czar Decorates Naval Officers.

ST. PETERSBURG. March 28. The Em

peror has telegraphed to

al

Makaroff an order decorating the officers

and men of the torpedo-bo- at

destroyer

Sllnl with the St. George's Cross for .their

valor In the repulses of the Japanese In

their attempt --to block Fort Arthur yes-

terday.

inspector Barbour Exonerated.

Chinese Inspector J. H. Barbour, who

has been subjected to a charge of Incom-

petency, filed by his stenographer, F. N,

Chase, has been exonerated by Commis

sioner-Gener- al

Sargent and Secretary Cor--

telyou, of the Department of Commerce

and Labor. The charges were made last

February, but complete Investigation could

not be made until recently. The letter of

exoneration was received by Mr. Barbour

yesterday. There had been bad blood be

tween Mr. Barboun and his setnographer

for some time, when matters which Chase

thought crooked came up last Winter,

causing him to file his charges. The

prosecution, was carried on by Charles F.

Lord as attorney. On account of the sus

plclon that Mr. Chase had given informa-

tion to Mr Lord which he should not

have allowed to go from him, and on ac

count of the strained relations existing be

tween him and Mr. Barbour, he was re

moved recently to the Immigration Bureau

at Seattle.

Seattle Detectives and Highwaymen

SEATTLE, March 28. Two masked

highwaymen engaged In a pitched battle

with Detectives Byrnes and Kennedy this

evening, after holding up three citizens

from whom they got $27. The detectives

ran across the robbers after the latter had

executed the three hoW-up- s.

They com

manded them to stand and the reply was

a shot. The highwaymen, half hidden by

an umbrella, were behind a telegraph pole

and the detectives were in tne open. Ken

nedy got a bullet through his overcoat.

Other than this no one was hit so far as

is known.

have the roost solemn one to preserve, protect and defend It. I am loth to close, we are not enemies, but friends. We must not be enemies. Though passion may have etrained, It must not Bcver our bonds of affection. The mystic chords of memory, reaching from every

battlefield and patrios grave to every loving

heart and hearthstone all over this broad land, will yet swell the chorus of Union, when again touched, as surely they will be, by the better angels of our nature.

THE CITY ELECTION The meeting of

the Democracy night before last looks us

It the Irrepressible and unterrlfled Intend

to run a straight Democratic ticket.

Whether they do or the Republicans were

not.it Is

stirring,'

high time if they in

tend to act at all in relation to the mat-

ter.

March 29, 1862.. The New York Herald of the 10th, in commendation of Mr. Stanton. Secretary of War, said: "The Secretary of. War possesses vigor and grasp." This re mark seems to be prophetic. The same day the Secretary of WTar ordered the arrest of a man calling himself Dr. Ives, and who claimed to be a correspondent of the New York Herald. He Is charged with violating the orders of the War Departmentof Intruding himself Into the War Department and Into the chambers where the Secretary and his assistants were transacting business with members of Congress, for the purpose of spying and obtaining war news, and Intelligence respecting cabinet consultations. telegrams, etc., for publication, which he knew was not authorized to be published, and In such Intrusions behaved Insolently, making threats to Assistant Secretary Peter H. Watson that unless he was fur nished such news in advance of all other papers "tne XMew lorK ieraia wouia make war upon the administration." Ives was ordered Into close custody. Verily the New York Herald has found that "the Secretary of War possesses vigor and grasp,"

Attorneys of Hyde and Dimond Ask That They Be Released,

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2S. The pre liminary heaving of E. A. Hyde and Henry Dimond, accused of obtaining Government lands by fraudulent means, was resumed today before United States Commissioner Heacock. The attorneys for the defendants asked tha,t they be discharged on the ground that tha United States had not been defrauded. They alleged that if a fraud had been commit ted, it was against the States of Oregon and California and in that case, the accused men were answerable to tnose states. The indictment was also attacked on other technical grounds.

Compromised the Suit.

OAKESDALE. Wash., March 28. (Spe cial.) Word has just been received here that the widow of Watson McDowell, who

was accldently killed at Palouae two

years ago. wnne in tne employ of the Northern Pacific Railroad Company,- has been awarded $7500. Mr. McDowell' was a brakeman, and while hanging on the side of a car came in contact with a coal shed built too near the track, was knocked off the car and run over by the train. McDowell's widow sued the railroad company for $50,000 damages, but compromised the suit

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Plso's Cure 10 years on the market, and etlll the best lor Coughs and Colds. At druggists.

pects were that it would be possible to After the highwaymen and officers had

carry the Improvement south through the Strowbrldge property, which will make It a very useful street, as Brooklyn is very much bottled up at present. The Raffetys are doing some grading on East Tenth street under a permit. People of Brooklyn have almost despaired of.

emptied their revolvers the former fled and were fired on by a number of citizens

and policemen. The affray took place at

the corner of Sixth avenue and Seneca street, near the scene of many other re cent hold-up- s,

ORDINANCE PASSED The Board of Common Council, at their meeting last night passed an ordinance granting to William S. Ladd and associated the ex clusive right to lay water pipes through the streets of Portland for the term of 3Q years.

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Hundreds of Juvenile Styles for Boys, Children and Youths. The models for Spring are exhibited here in greater numbers than any other concern.

5 WORTH HEEDING The solemn warnings of the great specialist, Dr. George M Gould, concerning the awful consequences of neglected eyestrain, should not pass unheeded. Have your eyes fitted by THE HOUSE THAT KNOWS HOW

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getnng.Milwaukle avenue improved.

Struck bt Paluino Sung. While at

work unloading the cargo of the indra-pur- a,

at the Alaska dock at 9 o'clock yes terday morning, Jerry Driscoll, a well

known stevedore, was struck by a falling sling full of block tin and seriously Injured. The Injured man was Immediately taken to St. Vincent's Hospital, where an examination of the Injuries sustained showed the left collarbone and two ribs to have been broken, beside numerous bruises about the body. Owing to Mr. Driscoll's age, he will be Incapacitated for work for at least several months. He was resting easily last night though in some pain.

Teamster Injured bt Engine. While

Li. Algruppa, an Italian teamster, was driving across the track of the Southern Pacific Railway, on Hawthorne avenue and East Water street, at an early hour yesterday morning, his wagon was struck by a locomotive which was backing along the track. The wagon was demolished. the engine was derailed and the man was badly Injured. His right foot was man gled and his head was gashed, and there were many wounds on his body. He was removed In an unconscious condi tion to -- t. Vincent's Hospital, where he received attention from City Physician Zan.

South Mount Tabor District. Gustaf

American Attaches to Join in April ST. PETERSBURG, March 28. Captain

William V. Judson, of the Engineer Corps, U. S. A., who is to accompany the Russian Army during hostilities, and Lieutenant Newton A. McCully, the United States naval attache to the Russian navy, probably will leave for the lront April L United States Ambassador McCormlck will present them to Foreign Minister Lamsdorff March '30. Captain Judson and Lieutenant McCully have been well received by the authorities and are being shown every courtesy and atten tion by the military and naval staffs.

Drowned by tipsetting of Boat.

KALISPELL. Mont, Mont.. March 28.

George Quann, the

son of

John Quann, a rancher living near Kalls- -

pell. was drowned in the Flathead River

this afternoon by the upsetting of a row

boat.

Quann with a companion named Mock

had gone to the river to test a new can

vas boat. In some way the boat was up

set. Mock clung to it and reached the

shore? but Quann sank before assistance

could reach him. His body was recov

ered two hours later.

Russia Will Not Let It Take Funds.

THEATRICAL A grand entertainment

Is offered tonight at the Willamette. Mrs.

Forbes and Mr. Beatty each appear In

two characters. The beautiful nautical

drama of "Black-Eye- d

Susan" will begin

the performance with Mrs. Forbes in her

great character of William, Miss Law-

rence as the lovely Susan, and Mr. Beatty

as Gnatbraln. This Is a favorite drama

with everybody and would alone draw

full house. "Don Caesar de Bazan," a

romantic and musical drama In three

acts, will conclude the performance wltii

Mr. Beatty as Don Caesar and Mr. Forbes

as Marltan le. We learn that Miss taw

rence will sing several of her best songs,

and with them "Ridln" In a Railway

Keer." Those who wish front seats had

better procure them this morning.

March 29, 1863. Sunday No paper.

March 29, 1864.

This issue prints the constitutional amendment prohibiting slavery, with the following comment:

This policy la forced upon the people of the loyal' states by the rebellious action of slave holders. They have opened the way to National freedom, and have done what no North-

Peterson makes the following corrections PEKIN. March 25. The Russo-Chlne-

em party, or election, or peaceable movement

In his account of the founding of the

South Mount Tabor School: "It reads

'It was necessary to take a strip of one

and one-ha- lf

miles from Mount Tabor

District.' I meant to say one-ha- lf

mile

wide. Again, where It reads a 'small sec-

tion from Clinton Kelly District No. 2.'

it should have been Clinton Kelly District

No. 1. The name Granthus should read Grantham, and there are 321 pupils in the

district at present."

Stanford Miss Mary

Girl Will Be the Orator.

F. Balcomb, of Leland Stan

ford University, was the successful con

testant in the oratorical contest held at

San Jose on March 18. The contest was

among the University of California. Stan

ford. University of the Pacific and Cali-

fornia College, and the prize is $50 in

cash and the honor of representing

Northern California colleges at the Inter

Bank refuses to allow the withdrawal

the money deposited Imperial University.

Uopnonacacoduenmt aonfd

of the for

the funds being made the manager of the

bank called on the chancellor 6f the

university and Informed him that his ac

tion showed unwarranted lack of confi

dence in Russia. The chancellor Is com

plctely subservient to the manager.

Chaplains Oppose Y. M. C. A. Control WASHINGTON, March 28. A hearing was held in Secretary Taft's office at the War Department today on the project of placing military athletics In the hands of the Y. M. C. A. Secretary Taf t Is In favor of the project, but It Is strongly objected to by the Chaplains, who assart It would be unwise to Introduce civilian Influences In the military service.

could have accomplished. They have sealed the doom of their own institution, and have made its continued existence incompatible with the life of the Republic, and with the safety of the Union. The benefits' flowing from the de struction of slavery as an Institution will bless the country and the world.

By Overland Telegraph:

General Potomac

Grant on the

visited the 24th and

wAarsmyentohfustlh- e-

asticallyrecelved.

Fortifications are being made at 'New

Orleans,

A part of Admiral Porter's fleet ap

peared off Alexandria and demanded its

surrender, which was compiled with

without opposition.

Eastern Arkansas has recently been the

scene of most revolting outrages. Roving

bands of guerillas go about the country

state prohibition oratorical contest, to

from house to house plundering citizens

be Held in Portland on ilay 27.

Forbids Civilians to Desert.

of money, clothing and anything else of

Appointed Oregon Administrator. G. G. Gammans was appointed administrator or the estate of Joseph Hume, deceased. In the County Court yesterday, with the

ST. PETERSBURG, March 2S. Lieu ten

al

Stoessel, In command at Port

Arthur, has Issued an order forbidding civ

llian functionaries to desert from their

value. Efforts are being made by the 15 th Illinois Cavalry to rid the country of these villains.

Screens, Mattings, Rugs, Toys, etc, must close put at auction. Public cordially invited to attend this sale at 2:30 and 7:30 P. M. daily

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will annexed. Hume died In Berkeley, Cai., recently, leaving an estate valued at

posts and seek safety during bombard ments. General Stoessel sarcastllcally ob

CITY TICKET At the union mass-me-

ing last evening, held at the Courthouse, J,

about 5H0.O. The will was - filed here

because there Is a piece of nronerty be

longing to corner oi

the estate xmra ana

In this city, Columbia

at the

streets.

The devisees under the will are the

widow and various children.

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nirscn Duuaing. wnen governing the Federation

tne may

constitution be changed.

in war event mere win not be any elet

tion th

of officers until October, contemplated change not

but should be made, the

annual election for officers will be held

tomorrow evening.

t ILL OF J. L. RICH. The Will Of J. T.

Rich, deceased, was admitted to probate

In the County Court yesterday. The prop-

erty, consisting of 78 acres of land In

Jackson County and lots In Portland, Is

bequeathed to Bessie Herzlnger and John

Herzlnger Is named as executor.

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County Clerk's u. uooter, irrank

office yesterday O'Neill ana D,

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I)R. E. C Bnowx. eye. and ear specialist,

the'Marquam. Office 'phone. Main 13S0.

PRomcmoN State Convention, . Y. M. Aj.iSoP. M. today.

Dr-Sjct- o

has returned. Office 1th & llor.

C 7EfcASTLE, mentis, Mohawk bldg.

serves that he batteries wh.en

has the

ennoetmsyeewn atsheamttacaktintgh.e

C. Carson was chosen chairman and S. A. Morcland and E. D. Backenstos, secre

tarles. Tne loilowing city ticket was

Gray to Be Color of Russian Uniform named:

ST.

that

PETERSBURG. March the Russian troops shall

2S. In order no. present

a bright target for tha enemy, an order

has befcn directing

Issued by

that gray

the Ministry of War Instead of white shall

be the color of the uniform during the

Summer season.

For Mayor Henry Falling. Recorder M. F. Mulkeyr" Treasurer H. B. Moree, Assessor D. W. "Williams. Marshal William Grooms.

About 200 votes were cast The nom inatlon of Councilmen was postponed un til Friday, when the voters will meet In

Area Burned Over by Prairie Fire. NORFOLK. Neb., March 25. Detailed

their respective nominations.

wards

and

make their

reports from last week's prairie fire dls

tricts In Wheeler, Holt and Rock Coun ties, show that over 500 square miles of

COMING ATTRACTIONS.

prairie were burned and 20 ranchmen lost their buldlngs and stock, entailing a loss o 5100.000.

New Bill at the Arcade.

One of the greatest comedy hits .this sea- -

Son at the Arcade was made yesterday by

the Southern Quartet when the new bill

A TAT.KTNG- - IflACHINE:

opened. The quartet is composed of four

One can of Diamond "W" peaches will

talk louder for the quality of the Diamond

"W" brand than patent cure-al- l.

a street

faker

can for a

negroes and their act composed of songs and Jokes, Is marked by shout after shout

of laughter from the audience. Children especially should not fall to see the Du Beck animal show, for rats, cats, dogs

and monkeys all peaceably live together.

WHERE TO DENE.

The animals perform clever tricks, and one cat actually walks over a tlgl:t rope

All the Portland

delicacies of the Restaurant: fine

season private

at tia

apart-

ments for parties. 305 Wain., near 5th.

on which six white mice are located, but

there is no fight. Boys Are Coming

Jessie More sings

Today," a military

'"The .song

with a rousing chorus. The Great Arnel-d- o

Constipation, graver troubles,

which gives is cured and

rpisreevetontemdanbyy

yCoaurtewr'isll

Little Liver Pillsr be convinced.

Try

them-an-

d

has a splendid muscular development, so fax as his arms and chest are. con-

cerned, and. he leaps over . three chairs without .touching them, and lands' on. his

We have secured several lots of Comforters, Blankets and White Spreads, also another lot of remnants of Lace Curtains much below the regular values.

Remnants of Curtains, V& and 1

at long, 19c, 23c ""and 25c. "Worth 35c, 40c

and 50c.

Silk woven "Comforters standard value for $3.50. While they rast $L15.

250 pairs Cotton Blankets, soft and warm; white, colored and fancy, ranging from 65c to $L2o.

Douhle warp Tahle Linens, made from Oregon flax. Nothing like it ever turned from a. loom. See it; yard, $L White Bedspreads, Marseilles patterns, 'full size; regular price ?L00. They are yours for 69c.

Russian Crash Toweling, well worth 10c yard. Take it while it lasts, 5c

Hotels, Restaurants, Lodging Houses and Housekeepers, let us

figure with you oh Blankets, Quilts, Curtains, Portieres, Sheets,

Pillow Cases supplies.

-and Linens-W- e

'

are noted for housekeepers'

-

.

COME AND SEE

ALL LTREET-OAE- S

LEAD TO OTJB STOEE 3D & MOBRISOIT.

The Store Noted for the Best Goods at the Lowest Prices

toss.

The Qraphophone

Is th World's Best Talking Machine

Price From S3.SO Up Easr Payments If Desired.

Hard -- Moulded Records '25c Each

Columbia Phonograph Co.

US SEVENTH ST 545 WASHINGTON XT. PORTLAND, OREGON.

FRED PREHN

DENTIST

- Room 405

Defeats Qjilldlai

.fBUKUftU'fiUSaiU

(7 CANCERS CURED!

The Latest Vienna Method,

NO KfSIFEJ NO PAIN I Reasonable Terms.

Address.

VIENNA

CANCER SPECIALISTS

(Regular Licensed Physicians)

212 Hearst (Examiner) Building

Corner Third and Market Strestx,

San Francisco, Cai.

v.Cut this out and wuu

lve !t to some twicer.

oa

C-R-ock

Springs

0 Lump or Range '

A Is the very best

L House Coal

VULCAN COAL C(X

SZ UGBNSIDE ST.. PKONJE MAIN 2T7

C. C. NEWCASTLE

Dentist

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