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The colored American., 1902-10-18

same time and place, to convey to you
the following expression of appreciation
bv the unanimous vote of that body in
convention assembled at Birmingham,
Ala, Sunday. Sept. 2I, 1902, for the
kind and friendly interest manifested
through your telegram concerning the
awful calamity which befell our meet
ing at Birmingham, on the 10Th inst,
Immediately following the address be-
fore the joint body, by Prof Booker T.
Washington:
Having been touched by the brotherly
interest expressed by the Chief Magis-
trate of this Nation in his message of
sympathy concerning the awful calam-
ity which happened at this meeting d
few evenings ago, Be it resolved that 4
letter expressive of our thanks and APP
probation be sent by this convention to
Hon. Theodore Roosevelt, President OF
the United States, through committee
appointed by the President of this
WOman'S Convention"
Respectfully submitted,
MRS. JESSE LAWSON, Committee
The reply.
The colored American., 1902-10-18

''sulAr army, is now on visit to his
parents IN this city after prolonged and
Sneient service In Cuba and the Philip
plnes' Lieut.. Davis was born In this
Wy ana received his educ alton In the
puOhe schools. He was q member of
~. uo VOlOred High School cadet bat
%'on, and served ss first lieutenant of
U'Sth United States Volunteer In
..uHy during the Spanish war. He
H'stWaEd a' enlisted as q private in the
=" - cavalry, and in February, 1901. he
," | appointed second lieutenant of the
'V'h Cavalry.
The colored American., 1902-10-18

=, 'OL j. Herman Moore will give one
NJ MS maslerly entertainments at
opolIan A. NJ. E. church. M
TsS' T''' between 10th and 10th streets
ep'sa'y g'C night, October 2srd. Rev. D
=, n.li' the psssor, invites the pub 10
~ ifiends to come ont.
The colored American., 1902-10-18

positive and certain cure for the deadly consump-
lion has at last been discovered, Cases given up
to die and sent back from alifornia hopeless and
helpless, are alive and well through this won
deriu cure for CT assumption
Free trial packages of the remedy and letters
nom grateful people-former conSumptives res
cued from the very Jaws of death are sent free
10 all who write to DR. Derk P. Yonkerman, 658
Shakespeare Building Kalamazoo, Mich Don't
de y-there is not an hour to lose when you have
consumption. throat or lung trouble, Send to-day
for Free package.
The colored American., 1902-10-18
LIEUT.. B. 0. DAVIS HERE.
First ColOred Man TO Win a Com
mission IN Regular Army.

L cut. Benjamin o. Davis, 10th
Cavalry, who has the distinction of
Being the first colored man to rise
from the ranks to commission in the
The colored American., 1902-10-18
PRESIDENTS SYMP ATHY.
Regret Over Birmingham Dis
Aster Expressed to Mrs. Law
son Some Corrections

Editor Colored American: Dear Sir
In your issue of October 4, 1902, under
heading "Baptists of the World is
stated the following: The recommenda-
tionS of Mrs. Julia Mason Layton were
of a most practical nature and will go
far towards strengthening the work so
recently undertaken by the Baptist wOm-
en- The writer had reference to Mrs.
S. Willie Layten, of Philadelphia, preSi
dent of the Woman's Convention, and
not to Mrs. Julia Mason Layton, Of this
city.
Mrs Julia Mason Layton did not at
tend the Birmingham Convention, nor
were any recommendations from her
presented to the convention.
Mrs Layten, of Philadelphia, writes
her name Layten not Layton. Please
make these corrections III your next IS
sue in justice to all parties concerned.
Very respectfully,
BERTHA L. LAWSON,
President Baptist Women's Missionary
and Educational Society.
To the President of the United States:
Dear Sir:-I have been appointed by
Mrs. S. w. Layten, President of the
Baptist Women's Convention, Auxiliary
to the National Baptist Convention, and
which holds its sessions annually at the
The colored American., 1902-10-18
White House, Washington.

September IS, 1902
Dear Madam i beg to acknowledge
the receipt of your letter of the 24th
inst. and to thank you in the Pre5i-
dents behalf for writing
The expression of the convention
which so kindly bring to the Presidents
attention is gratifying to and thoroughly
appreciated by him.
Very sincerely yours
GEO B. CORTELYOU,
Sec to the President.
Mrs. Jesse Lawson, 2cII Vermont
avenue, Washington d. G,
Wilmot. Arkansas, is the home of the
Walters Institute, school named in
honor Of the distinguished Zion pre-
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EVANGELICAL.
CAMPA ICN ON
Presbyierians Will Gather In Force
In Their Tents

One Of the higGrst evangelical
campaigns ever planned u soon %
Dc inaagErnted ~ the Presbyterian
churches ~ this city. Tn. series Of
services win extend over ten eeks
and viii embrace every one % the
ten local churches 81 this denomina-
ton.
The iecai divinsn viii be assisted
In their work ~ tho singer rvangci-
isi. Frank Dixon. ard BY Hws. David
Beythe % Rosiyn. Both Of these
men are well known through their
work on the sacred platform The
nrst services wili he held In the
Second church They will b. shlfsed
each week 90 a different house ~
worship. while all the pastors and
workers ~ each church will combine
tn their efforts for evanxeiiuasl0n.
X In said BY those Who know the
men who are behind this big re-
lKious movement that II II especial
~ significant because of the coming
mayornl,y campaign.
These rrten are especially vigorous
In their derounesments 81 open gam.
bling and wfii use this evangelical
movement to institute what they
term a campaign 90 reform in shis
city. "A the services Will cover a
wide locality they will b. effective.
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CAN'T DO
POLITICS"

WASHINGTON. ID. C., Jan. H.
The term OF Joseph Perraud.
surveyor general OF Idaho. who was
appointed to that office by Preai-
dent Mckinley. expires today. He
has been charged with many flag
rant violations Of civil service law
and the COMMITTEES has recommend
ed TO Roosevelt that Perraud be not
Teappointed.
IL II claimed that Perraud not only
failed 10 comply with civil seryice
regulations In the conduct Of his de-
partment, but that ne encouraged It's
n0n-obseryance. He gained the rep
utation Of being man who aid
politicg all the time. A. President
Roosevelt Is such a strong advocate
Ct rigid civil service Observance. n
f. probable that Perraud win soon
be out Of a position.
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TO RULE ON q THRONE OF GOLD

Hl a speech at Farso yesterday endeavoed
n
TFistate
sdate object which
ne OF Northwest
dacng making rich
possible Further would people n the
benevolent should
allow dts holdings
purchase by hostile Paac the Northwes
a arranged fol
low the adoption by the resolutions prepared by
railroad attorney ndorsns m am his goodness and generosity to
people
try plausible for
sumption Of world small
France
he n.
needed pes
pie bowed TO Napoleon himself
that he be a great ma
J. hrs o He
plains that the
threaten 1t longer according Mr. I'M
rely
Republic
What becomes make their
AhertyT
rulers OF this people
What kind Of a man o
tom Money Il win richer"
the ranchmen
profit
peril republic today from
the hypnotic power Of Mnudes bow
Frustrating themselves pride and
booking
kings OF today TOMORROW.
Behold yesterday resolving by formal
resolution that
all right
Increased proas Telling
selves from the designing and terrible the Hartman
stock gamblers and they
privilege
to the end and
II enough TO make the
skulls
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LECTURES ON
LIVE TOPICS
Long Series to Be Given II the
First Unitarian Church

On next Thursday evening. ut the
First Unitarian church. Dr. Clarence
Thwing win deliver che first OF a
course OF lectures. his subject being.
The Organized Charities of seat
tie" The lectures are under the
auspices Of the Ladies' Auxiliary OF
that church.
The other lectures of the course
are as follows:
January 13-~The SIuns and How
ID Deal With Them Prof Albert
H. Yoder.
January so-'sThe Public Library
as a Factor in Municipal Improve
menfs." City Librarian G. w. Smith.
February s-"The Beginning Of
Government In the Northwest" Prof.
Edmond 8. Meany.
February 1.-THE Relation of
Municipal to the State and National
Politics." Prof ]. Allen Smith.
February 20-''The Burdens and
Mistakes Of the Public School sya-
tenn" George Marion Savage.
February 81 The Munfcfpat
Problems from the Standpoint Of
the Laboring Man" w. c. II. RAN
doiph.
March s-"The Saloon Question. :.
George #. Coffer5il.
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BECAUSE HE'S
''SQUARE"

PHOENIX, Ariz.. Jan. 1.-The
territorial press and politicians OF
both parties arraign Roosevelt in a
mild manner for appointing Ben
Daniels United States marshal for
Arizona.
They declare Daniels has been a
professional gambler and dealt faro
bank until within few weeks Of hIs
appointment. Daniels was a rough
rider and ~ said to have saved
Roosevelt's life al San Juan.
The papers admit that Daniels lis
on the square. both PROFESSIONALLY
and In private life.
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WANT JARVIS

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Jan. IL
secretary Gage. backed by several
other prominent representatives al
the capital, have recommended that
President Roosevelt appoint Lieut..
y. II. Jarvis 10 succeed j. w Iyey
az collector Of customs for the dis
trict Of Alaska.
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new OIL
INDUSTRY
Petroleum In Quantities May
Be Shipped TO Seattle

san Francisco capitalists have
taken up proposition Of W, A.
Ahernethy. 90 Spokane, who fcs
turned here from Cooks inlet, Alas
Ia, some weeks aga. with glowing
accounts of surface Oh discoveries
there. These San Francisco parties
viii start experts north ht once to
report ON the discovery. and " they
mud oil IN the quantities represented
by Ahcrnethy, win put on a tank
steamer or two between this city
and Cooks inlet. carry the crude Oh
here. wherc n viii be refined ana
placed on the market.
Mr. Abvrueghy. who II stopping at
tho Hotel Northern. IL very snthusi.
Astic over the prospects and thinks
there's millions IN Il.
said be- You haven't any idea
OF the immense bodifs ~ oil that
Nc saw floating on the surface OF
the ground there. have had sam
Piles 81 II analysed since coming
down. and q proves 20 be- pure ~
Eliminating oil the only oil of tie
Kind found 20 far. I believe. oa the
Pacific coast IL the San Francisco
people Put on a tank steamer or
two. aa they say they Will between
here and Cooks inlet. " viii necessi-
tate the building Of a refinery here
and add another Industry 90 Seat
ties already big list. We located
600 aeren OF Il and have an island
Martin island. they cali Il. fer wharf
age purposes.
ssip II All 10 Seattle
We can ship the oil down % se-
attic FOR % cents a ton. all above
that u clear profit We can ship it
70 Japan for 81 ton. There q a
large duty on refined OF 90 Japan,
but the crudr OIL - admitted free
To give You an idea 81 the quantity
81 Oh imported into Japan last year
statistics place 81 AZ over a million
barrels and the demand n constant
~ increasing. We Undoubtedly could
get N. most ~ this trade as wr
hope 70 furnish a. sood q quality Of
Oh and can land Il In japan az con-
siderable less ctst I am ansiously
awaiting the rsturn OF the experts
IS I want 20 set started. Several
Seattle gentlemen are Interested
with myself la the proposed new
company"
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FOR LABOR

WACO. Tex. jar. Many dele.
gates and other visitors are arriv.
inE In Waco for the annual conven-
tion 81 the Texas state Federation II
Labor. In the matter Of attend.
ance the meeting promises 20 be the
largest gathering Of lts kind ever
held IN the state
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ARE PCS sookiEE fsf a safs sn4 pruata,..s
essanrss nf'eAinE " Asaftlsf II e.. me
fah eHsf EMa eFF naWiis~F rsq8lf4as an
snFssiHsFHi ~ ffafn favg - a.~s1 Es~tg
@gfine44 eftswf 4fIitr that passes thrfaae 3
rflts nt1et stand thz eisssrsf in4rss4ra.
tieh. nMa ~ ean Etaes Yus ln = tank
store. fsrfufg. Arfri niif fYles a. ~
teAA ehf aNsinrssfrs mag gFefsf ktr4s
les Investment o.. ihnofFssstsa. stS
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pac iic House Fire

The fire department was called out
nj an early hour this morning 10
extingutHh a 6iaxe IN the Pacific
lodging hamse rt TIRE corner 81
WaahinKt0n street and Occidental Av-
eune. The boys had an exciting run
but put out the fire easily after
reaching the spot This damage was
approximately $50.
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Fnh hAAE~Ean naiaofss on Fgrxf sesnas.
nTzf fsss fffrTti NrN tuilffrks SD ras
bars ahd Estnf~s lsAae sAAF - Asd TO-
" fseFr. rfsn~ 81 os8 ana ~ go rxsFsra
iifely. = shiek anteanl eco hAif can 10
tAt1 cash an1 TIRE b&lsncs atss yea st
fasaf fsr tAs wansg We have = etkef
saAs.nAs fAnRins In eries frpse f1asa 80
tsos~s Nstf0Aas assFlezn Investment
CO.
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doctors again do nourthinx
will wake
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CLASSIFIED ADS.


AnsrHAcr o. rfrLE -
oanoRNE, THEMrgii = ~. Inet ~
street CO. established 1874 AinlHA
ciaim shsuncts iiHssfnent of he 49,
tuHi lao buiiliHF
roorH- WAfrfLEHEY. nANfpnb ~.
sffaft Co, Established 1903. basement ~
tsliff pipth faiephNag tiHia ibt
hHAITLr Ahsusoi 90. d y block.
AuCIuTECTs
tuns ahAiAA. asoa2i disbs ". To-,
N W. nouuitfOA. ns.i3 collins
ATroHNErs-AT-LA
vs. H mffsEh. 4nofasy y laui suiis
pfoseantsa aad daisHtai ia ~ conna. -
BFafa fste lfuts ifnffodiuHs ln bans
tapi,g ssleia a.ss ineefHofsiisa ass, a
Ell pHfts y tha unitsd states. Highest
commercial ana hank rsisfsness 5lS
rhifa asfuue Phone. Main iW1
A q MAcbosALp. 600 Esras suidins
ROOT. rALAeu 8 Knows rionesf hld
- q. roAOvEn. s2-.3 Hsiisr buliains
~ MAJ ~ KNAPP. ~ Hailss bliidinT
HHANk - MfEsfLIku. llosioa biasA
Aisaandtr a Mauin GO Mntsai LATE.
~. y. iAnnrfii. so,.b fasiae liesk
riERnE y FEiutf. at0 ha4he biok
!. " borni.th. 81 Nee fefk biax.
HORACE rEfEh. hib 49, Yofh biz
q WAND kfAr az nffas suiia.ns
a kkisioou, go issiisy buileiux
= y LsNnLASp- t1s y. " block.
Auction SALES
u ~ hiikfHf0S. f1n.fal aac,isnssT
1919 flrst HFsnus
BANKS
THE CANADIAN HANK or
EfInF a lsIgH4F
eEisf, iiaiiiioa asiiiai.j '',
iaiasrsss allowed o.. ,.s,. deposits 4 ssS.
sfai hansiHs l4siness lfaataatsa
SEATTLE rltAkclf afnsf o. James
street sla Second sysnas
FuaEr souSp NATIONAL BANK oF
e ..., s'oes ps'a u $500. surplus sss..
>, Fprfs, azssi >. e noiasai,h. vie.
Correspondents N rarfipai cities in me
Nniisd states and Eurafs
FHuFLEh NAVtss0a mANN
"a as ai ;ss s. sna re sisss, csgie'
= - NfFarB, cash. 4 n ararntraf asst
Ell tefnfhrfciai savings snf trust hast.
scAHDfNAvfAN- AMERICAN
BANK.
AsiFlaH EaNsfrH f1tifrAf
Nenssft fsi, hrpssfts 81 Zoo 90 a. CHI.
i~iA tres - l. ergHaahL nfst vice pgrA
~ .eripqft cash, = y Lane. aHsf
eash, No braHshea
NATIONAL Rank OF
COMMERCE..
rsiH " capital ~ ffSa eso
.fenssgis Rfrefai bantifF tafissss D. e
hsnFfs EHFs ~ FHsnasF cash SAFE
aspstif sA9its frv rest
safe Dfppsii Vault Boxes for Rent
Tits FtHGI aATiuNAI. nA&K OF
shATILE
f4sf vs. fAIsgAi sss slt0uOQ
.*fntsAi tarA5ar a4Arlness ffa useefed J
- heEe }fs Ffre ~ fNirtrn. gtee
ff"ssi = E1rtrfs tash ~ " frAfh huras
essi essh hNrhAnss IN Erinssrai cities
= y = snf EaFaBs-
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I'M "FHITTF o. ~
steamships cry Of Seattle. Cot
take Guy o. city OF Topeka sailing
iof Alaska Dec. n. 30, a.. jon, ~.
10, g5
Ticket once. iis James So. Feattie,
Talbot gainl art. Il So Miiinf, Aesfs
tifnA hEt Ocean dock. seattle sHu1hh,
-. p. 9 %. agn AHts-, rnn LraI.- 49,
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oporSo nousrs

ron Eaie--ws have q fs~ hwh.cinas
.e.ssins hessss. - - slas that ara
a. cheap. ssSnna -hand fBrnisayss n,,~i
e4ffsrAig e catch TIE uAsnssnisfinats.a
stFerEsf. hus sarss sssaniishsa, rspushhis
ssss,s ,. sss,s ' s'',se., MAJ ss ssa
inseatnseHt Co. tis Thlra avenue
PLACER ninsa wnnis. Ia tbs stats 81
Mssh'ns'.n sgss prospects on'y ness
BUT'TERI BuTTERl
The White Cow Butter Company Is
now In their new store Mt the Nor
gan oyster Honre. i2Gs Second, lust
one block below their old store.
stsiskss ,.,..I-A.Es
cLAitkEA rsrnlH ..aofthana sc6eoI. n.
tixiiuAi tnafrurtApr - bestnn tia
iii.s1 fnsiho.is an3 t.achvrs. Acme tgsinsss
cesieNr. srruni ara Pike
cLAIHyoYAsTs
TRoF sHKfiRoN. I'm AEQNTEfTb
FAf.NtHr. NpW LOCATED At 1895 Al
Az. pr sss'a " e world Ereai.
~ ansifs q life his Rotk IL ertireiy
didervni from ethefa and NJ posltively
refuses % seespi 2 re nnui you are per
aiFurcsas lote, family affairs. business
transactions. law Fnfta etc afs anrur-
ate and truthful. Nc matter what truu-
Hours . a. m. TO . .. m.
1913 - Ave- cor. Seneca 81
rainisifY taught. uetiiuuiissio persons de-
whipped
MADAM CAROLINA - The well
known. wonderful clalrvoyant
medium. tells past. present and
future. names given palmiHt read
ings and cards. gbc up. Waldorf
hotel. First avenue.
CLOTHES CLEANING
SEATTLE Clothes Pressing Co; cioshss
IN share, $3.50 month; dyeing. repair.
ING. 1901 Third, Red ASA.
DANCING ACADEMIES
DANCING glasses for beginners Monday
and Friday eYeuinE az $50. Prof VIII
sons school OF dancing. private lessons
daily, Ranks hall. Pike street.
SOCIETY and STAGE dancing y, IA
2a1s FIRST Green isTd
pnoF. LITTLE teacher 81 ball roam an
fancy dancing. az Madison Phone
Bun esi.
CONTRACTORS aad BUILDERS
nnoMfEf 4 WELLS, general CONTRA, ts,r-e
n stan-Boyd bid. Tel. Main $50.
soDERouisT a RosELEAF. shops al
aAfH@AN RhtHsN sAfNNht
MISUNDERSTANDING SCHOOLS
EdAN Dramatic School prepares Ipus Tor
dramatic and cperatic aiuEe. advanced
pupils finished. and beginners accepted IN
execution and oratory, viii furnish plays
and coach dramatic Clubs. Tues. and
Fri, Al Holyoke.
DREssMAkERs
MISS +. HECHTMAN. dressmakinE
parlors. 22l Columbia street, rooms
10 and t2.
ron ladies tailor ana reception goW1S
call at Lamb Sisters. Si0-sli Collins blk.
Mrs. HANSON stylish millinery al low
esi prices, Corner Fourth and Pine,
DnEssAAkING parlors 1911 Third ave
MIME A. Z. SMITH, % HiHkley block
DENTISTS
CHICAGO dental Co, b2-s Hinokley biz.
A. ". pHILIirs, 81 Hcnssy block.
DyEINS AND CLEANING
PARrsIAN Dye Works we cali Tor. clean
press, deliver your clothes. once i4Is
First ave. Tel, Main 1914.
AMERICAN steam Dye Works. iai6 West.
sm avenue. Phone. Main 7eT,
ENGisEEhs And CONTRACTION
PUGET sound Bridge a Dredging Co, $40
Pioneer building. railway and highway
bridges and Viaducts, steel and Iron work
for buildings. dredging and harbor im-
provcmentsi pile driving
ELEcrRIcAL MACHINERY
rEICKsCN a WYMAN "a. dynamos ana
motors inatu. ID, hGuRs wiring and bell
work. 1914 western avenue.
FINANCIAL
MONEY loaned ON hornes. furnituro Jew
cry. chattel mortgage loans a speciality.
advances on salaries. Room 10 Downs
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steriIusPIanos. Relcher,sIio Union
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Ladiea' Furs made and repaired
G. G. Berg. 1913 Third ave. 80.
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HOUSES AND LOTS WANTED.

HOUSES AND LOTS WANTED.
We have cash customers for houseA -
cottages. stores and modern dwellings q
all parts OF thu city. The cnly war \
sell yoar properly n 20 advertise. al
a. NE spend TWO THOUSAND DOL
LARS q month for that purpose. II ~
lows as logical conclusion that We -
sell IL Last your property with US, ~
our photographer viii take 4 '>view- 1.
a. which will be Published In half tcrs'
IN all the leading newspapers IN the eisy.
eET.MAN AMERICAN INvEsTNKxs
COMPANY,
Ola Third Avenue.
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loaned on hofses. furniture, lew.
cry, chattel mortgage loans n specially:
advances on salaries. Room 10 Downs
block.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING "
the Stockholders OF the Puget sc1<j
fulvvri1er Company.
A special meeting OF the stockhciders 1
de Puget Sound Pulverizer Company. 4
$attle. Washington. A. hereby called y
JAS a. Eiweil, president thereof. for Tas
hy, January 81. az 2 p. m. At the ofsrs
q the company. S2t Pioneer huliank
SEATTLE. King Couaty. Washington ~
cR1ect and purposes Of this meeting -
fer the election OF trustees and ofncss
"a nh vacancies caused by designations at
% provide means whereby the tinanrit
condition Of the company may be put up&
a satisfactory basic
This notice Is published and this meetiaf
called In accordance with Article II Of ~
n Laws Of the above company.
tSiEucol JAS. A Ef4WFI.f. Pres
p N CHANfREpa II Ssesy
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BUTTER. EGGS. cHEESE
BUTTER. EGGS. CHEESE
AFTER looking over the volume OF
business we did last year, we have
good reason 10 congratulate our
selves. as IL shows great increase
on previous years. and goes far to
prove that the general public ap-
preciate our way OF doing BUSH
ness. apd our whole ambition In
the future win be to follow on in
the same lines by carrying the best
10 be had In butter and eggs, SELL
Ing them at the least possible prfce
sixteen ounces TO the pound, and
sell as and what we advertise.
This week We sell YOU the FANCY
FRESH IOWA CREAMERY. 2 lbs.
for b5c, ELGIN CREAMERY. 25c
To-, and Wisconsin June Butter ?
lbs, tSc. also WASHINGTON
CREAMERY BUTTER In one or
two-ib. bricks. Csc Id. And orr
FINE OREGON EGGS, that are
the talk of the town, only 25c a
dozen. all guaranteed. From the
amount we sell OF them we are in
clined TO think that everybody In
town must be eating them. FUN
Cream Cheese. l5c a h.; and Ket-
tie Rendered Leaf Lard, S lbs, Csc:
10 lbs. si.sb.
These prices and the quality of our
goods TO the old Cow Butter store.
established IL years. at corner First
and Pike. All are what ALWAYS
keep the crowd coming; cars stop
In front OF store.
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THE WHITE COW RtITTFR
STORE.


STORE,
Tho leading butter store in the
city. Is now at their new store. 1908
Second avenue. Just one block be-
low their old store. where you can
get the finest Creamery Butter for
DC To 10 10. less than anywhere in
the city. Choice Creamery, only
2ee, and a very good butter, 22lac
per 10. Fancy New York full cream
cheese, only Ice. and fine Swiss
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