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Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-28

Prominent men receive all sorts OF things
by mail, but a letter found In Senator De-
pew's mail last week will match the most
of them. 1t is from a small town in south
ern Indiana.
Dear Mr.. Depew," It said, I'VE are get
ting up a negro minstrel show for the pur-
pose Of buying a sett Of colored dishes for
the Baptist church. We are TO have four
end men, two Of whom are women, and one
interlo-you know who I mean q can't spell
IT., who sits in the middle. We need a lot
OF new and decent Jokes, so as not to shock.
There are lots Of old women in our church.
Wont you sit down and write us about
fifty good new jokes; some things that
have never been used before? Make them
'splitters, as this show Is for a new sett OF
dishes for the Baptist church. Please grind
them out as soon as possible. and send
them to me.
"P. S.-We will put on the program: All
these original jokes were made up by
Chauncey Depew.' That will pay you for
the work"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-04-28

Washington Star: what do you think
will be the outcome of this isthmian canal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-27

Red. White and Blue Canes. each
&c. Rhodes Bros.
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Haberdashery

A big assortment of all shapes
Neckwear. from the most
fashionable New York max
crs, at ......s oc and zsc
Shirts in Golf. endless quanti-
ties OF patterns. from .....
-. .ST.oo to S2.oo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-27
GREAT ALASKAN TRADE
LOCAL CUSTOMS HOUSE FURNISH FIGURES WHICH SHOW
REMARKABLE iNcREAsE-oTHER LATE WA.
rERFRoNT OF INTEREST MARINERS AND SHIPPERS

The local custom house has fur
nished the census bureau At Wash.
ington with figures showing the
value OF Alaska exports from this
pert during the years iSas, 1895. isa9
and 1900. The estimates as compiled
By Fort Warden Jensen show an
enormous amount % trade between
Seattle and Alaska. which IL stead.
ny increasing 4 he value % the
shipments q based upcn the Tonnage
OF the vessels 81 hleh left thm port
for Alaska nj the rate Of 800 per
ton. Tho value Of the exports IN
iss1 Was t2Ss8aie isss tie,5g sis
ISIS. s.. rs SIS. 1900. 81. co.. 100 1901
SO. 90. ooe.
The schooner General slKiiu. Cap
tain BErteli. VIII sail In about week
for British bay 10 fish for hig king
salmon. A cold storage plant II be
ing placed ah.tzld the snip.
The coast Esudetlc survey ooat
Cisdhey, Captain h. h. Dickens. tied
up az the s. hwahacher dock tN.p
morning. where she II taking on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-27
ADJOURNS
TUESDAY
Decision Reached in
Congress

WASHINGTON. u. c.. June III
The leaders Of the house have in
formally settled on next Tuesday as
a date for adjournment.
II II the intention Of Senator Han
m to INTRODUCES a resolution. provid-
ing for n congressional ireestiga-
ton of the Cuban postal frauds and
the trials Of those alleged 10 have
been implicated In them
The house committee on labor to-
day authorised = favorable report on
a bill 10 create national board
whose duty II shall be In case OF
strikes affecting inter state COM
nerce. 20 make an investigation and
report the finding Of the president
The Philippine civil government
bill passed the house last evening at
: o'clock by vote 81 tff to ~. being
the closing set 81 nine*hour aea-
sion. The senate today disagreed "a
amendments as passed by the house
and asked for conference. Roth
houses have been appointed confer
ees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-27

stores preparatory q her trip 20
suuthsaHtefn Alaska.
The railway employees Of Tacoma
are Eiving big picnic az Rodunda
beach tomorrow.
The steamer spokane leaves on her
second Alasis-D excursion tomorrow.
Already lta passengers are hooked
Tor the trip. They inelri~ 10 Ray
inonC- Mhiteofnh tourists and persons
from all over the United States.
The umafiila sails for san fran
elaco tomorrow morning and the City
- Seattle FOE Alaska tomorrow NIGHT.
The Queen arrives in the morning.
Calhoun. Denny a Ewing. the sell
known Insurance firm. have been
appointed To the Puget sound agency
# she Reliance Marine Insurance.
Company of Liverpool. which Is one
Of the largest In the world. This =
the first general marine Insurance
agency % BE- established tn Seattle.
Captain ". 9. W. Kenny. 81 Homo
lulu. 81 the nssvedorinE firm Of Me
CAbc. Hamilton A Kenny, arrived in
Tacoma yesterday. from that city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-27
A ROMANCE

A romance ended In RknHway June
~ when Airs. l.. Huansco found her
husband after hunting for him for
six years. Ia 1886 she was the haplY
mother OF four children, when sud-
denly her husband disappeared ana
no word ever came from him.
Three months uEu nhe heard he
wnn IN Dawson, aud went 20 aifag-
way where she worked 10 raise
muney wbsrowith 20 80 % Dawson
She later isArnei her husband was
aboard the train from Ekagway. and
when he arrived he brought with
him a poke containing $1,000 His
wife met him. fofEave him for his
running away, aud the two went
south on the humboldt
MIR. HofogCo explains HIS diEap-
pcafance ~ saying ibnt Fix years
ago he failed IN business and was
ashamed TO face fhoHe be loved ite
travelled FOR years and finally
reached Dawson. where he made
candy. Fortune favored him and
three weeks aso he sold out for 81, 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-27
MEMS STYLISH SPRING SUITS

Made of the choicest imported and domestic worsteds
vicunas and teeds arscaly tailored and equal IN every
way to custom work costing than double price.
Suits that sold by others at $40, and few lines
where there only the lot at S25 The as
includes all sizes in the different lots Today
and till after the Fourth ..................
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EXCELSIOR
FOR vALDES

The Excelsior sailed for Cook In
let and Naldes AZ . 30 o'clock this
afternoon. She carried Is pas
sengers and 500 tons OF freight. Rob
ert blei was q prominent pasaeu-
ger. He takes up 10 men and saIu-
able mine supplies 10 develop his
property on Sexlna creek. a branch
of the Copper river.
Steamship Eureka Of the Globe
Navigation Co. lett San Francisco
this morning for Seattle.
The Northern Commercial Co. 4
steamer Koyukuk was launched al
White Horse June ~ She ia design
ed for uas on the Upper koyukuk,
Corning end Craven. two prisons
ers Of the Rampant Jail, escaped June
! but we're captured the next day
by John Morgan and Tom McGraw
Corning IL held for nEnaulting the
TALLER with a deadly weapon.
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BEAT THE
MACHINE
SLOT DEVICE sWtNpLER
CAUGHT OPERATING HIS OLD
GAME

J, II. Farrell. who says he IN "a
druggist. was arrested by Policeman
Mcelufg ana Ia Count this morning
ON suspicion Of being the man who
Tor the past feX weeks has been
hwindiing the cigar stand card ma
chimes by means Of a wire device.
This morning Farrell turned a
royal Hush on machine in snther-
lnndsH Hnlsun on Yealer wnH. The
bartender suspected something
wrong and told him ~ come back a
little later while the proprietor was
In To get his reward Farrell came
back and found Policemen Ia Count
and Meclurg waiting for him. Mo
clurR Identified him as the man who
was caught trying TO swindte a card
machine on Washington street sew
cral days ago and the fellow was
locked up. No charge has been
placed against him.
The echeme alleged 10 have been
used In n simple one. A small piece
Of wire IL thrust through the slot OF
the machine and the card reels
turned Co wherever the player wants
them. The Ewlndle has been work
ed successfully IN Seattle for aome
time. but now the originator OF II
II believed 20 be IN the tolls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-27
BREMERTON
MEANS BUSINESS

At a recent meeting Of the hrem.
erton Republican Club. the possible
tiles % the coming election were
enthusiastically discussed.
Oricefs which viii be voted UPON
thla fall will be county auditor.
county treasurer and county clerk.
county assessor. sheriff and two
county commissioners. also rep
rcaentatlve 20 the state legislature.
Tho club : composed Of about 100
Of the leading business men OF Kit
aBp county. and the paramount oh
earnest. wide awake representative
to the state legislature who win take
an interest In the affairs OF the
county and help ~ increase lie pros
pcrity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-27
COURTHOUSE NOTES

Woo Ling and Woo Fang. two
Cinnamon who were to have been de-
ported. were released from custody
today, the evidence showing that
they had right TO remain in the
country.
The suit Of John Mcintosh We. the
Pacific Bridge Company for $50, 900.
is being heard In the federal court
to1ays The plaintiff alleges that ne
Was seriously injured while employed
In the construction of the Cedar
river water system.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-27
MORTALITY RECORD

The funeral Of Harry 9. Cakes. son
81 Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Cakes. Of this
June To- was held from Butter
worth's chapel at 2 o'clock this after
noon.
The funeral Of Mrs. Anna Meeon-
nough, Of Gold liar. Wash, WAS held
yesterday from faefed Heart church
under directions Of the Collins sher-
man Foley Co. fnterment was made
IN Calvary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-27

REV. Jas. Mullen, an alleged ccole-
siaaiic, wearing the cloth Of his cali
ms. was found hopelessly intoxicated
on the steps OF the Dexter Horton
bank building this morning, He WIS
arrested by Policemen I.At.ount and
MeCiurg and sent % the city lall.
where he viii sleep off the effects Of
his spree. Rev. Mullen IL not known
Ia. Seattle. but IL believed a. have
come here about n week ago from the
nAat
shortly after q o'clock this morn.
ing Policemen McciurK and f.aCount
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cosrpars tho following prices az the
p~rtcli nruR Co % thosc 0f tho
rr,st nrng Stores IN vear neighbour
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REGULATION
TRICK LOCK

The preparation Of the moscow
cred lock trick swindle was prob
ably thwarted by n mere accident
this morning. Police officer jeff
McCiurg. while patruling the
Washington street beat found
what at first appeared to be
an ordinary paddock. He picked II
Up and upon closer examination
found II TO be a regulation bunke
mans trick lock. The device had
evidently been placed in position
ready for some unsophlEticatsd
''greenie' who might fan into the
clutches OF a couple OF swindling
knights. McClurg pocketed the lock
and its owner may have II upon APP
pllcation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-27
DESERTS HIS
WIFE AND CHILD

The desertion Of wife and child
by a heartless husband and father.
WIS reported 10 the police today.
Mrs. T.. Yeats, of 20 West Repuh-
iican street, told the police that her
husband Earl Yeats. had left her
and his child. May 81 last. He is be-
lieved 20 have gone to North Yakima.
Yeats Is % years old and his wife
about year his junior lie was
formerly a bus driver for a local
hotel and also worked for the Seat
tie Transfer Company. The police
will attempt To find him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-27
HOME CAMP 286

A, the last meeting Of Home Camp
No. 1ss. W. o. W. held at Elka' hall
the counsel specially requested al
neighbors TO be- present on Wedner.
day night. July =. ~ the proposition
TO change the policies Of what IL
known as the scaling process. will bs
debated. The camp from Por'
nlakeiey wiil attend In a body and
all camps IN IN. city have been in.
vited TO be present. The question OF
the change Of policy IN one Of this
most important that has arisen IN
the history Of the order.
TN next v edneaday night the in.
Htailation Of newly elected officer,
VIII ta.-e Place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-27
N0N-UNI0N
MEN BEATEN

wILK EsBARRE. Pa. June IL
The first show Of violence In the
miners strike for some days oe-
CURED at the Stanton colliery this
morning when two non-union men
we're Sc; upon by 80 foreigners and
severely beaten.
As a whole there seems 90 be no
change In the situation. both sides
claiming they can continue the fight
Indefinitely. There are not enough
mon working TO make my nrprcCia-
lie showing In anx OF the anthracite
ffafda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-27
NEW OPERA HOUSE
AT BREMERT0N

R6bertaon q blackwell have com.
plsted plans for an opera house. u
be- built BY Hoffman Bros 1T Brr.
insertion. IL VIII be a frame buiidins
measuring Iexi2o feet with two indgs
rooms a5xso feet In the upper srury
The parquet and balcony Will co.
kcthef seat I 200 peopis. The build
Ing IL "a be completed BY fall.
They viii finish plans this week foi
a two-Htory brick building 5exie0 feet
90 be butt az IN. corner % jackson
street and OCCIDENTAL avenue. thii
pairing plans for o.. 900 residence e
be butt ON Capitol Hill by Hon. y
Booker ksed late u Louisville. Ky.
and a 1900 residence for l.. n
Baker
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FERNfE. u. c.. June 27.--The en-
on a strike yesterday. The men
were new ones imported 20 take the
places of those who lost their lives
in the recent disaster. The new
manager Of the mines had added n
half hour TO the working day with
out corresponding Increase In
wages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-27
REsCUER BROWNS

SPOKANE. June g. While trying
TO rescue two fellow rnilrnnd men
who we're on the opposite side OF tho
hondwutern 81 the Spokane river
where they had escaped nom a RAFT,
~. A. Sweeney Northern Pacific
conductor, was drowned yesterday.
Ills boat caught Ia II whirlpool ana
WAS overturned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-27
CARD OF THANKS

The boys ard girls u the Indus
trial school wlHh TO thank the re-
tail GrocerH' Association for giving
them an outing and picnic on Wed
neaday. The ride on the boat and
dinner together with the games and
sports made II a day long 20 b. re-
mcmbered BY the boys and girls.
(. NEWELL.
PRINCIPAL
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SUICIDE WAS
KNOWN HERE
Mrs. Alice Pearson Had aeauaint
snoes in Seattle

The body Of Mrs. Alice Pearson.
the colonnsde hotel suicide. VIII be
shipped To her father In Appiegate,
Mich. by Butterworth a Sons.
Mrs. Pearson. Il has been learned.
has been In Seattle before and also
spent some time at Nome. She talked
with an acquaintance at the hosel
the night Of the suicide and told of
her intention. When she came a.
Seattle a few days ago she borrowed
81 Of an acquaintance To pay this
back ahe pawned her watch for s.
with the rest Of the money Khe paid
her room rent. out OF money and
far away from home she grew de-
spondsnt. The result was suicide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-27
ARCHIE GORDON
MAY RECOVER

Archie Gordon, the telephone line
man who fell front "A pole nj Twcn-
tieth avenue and Madison street
yesterday. is now at Providence hos
pital in precarious condition. II
is thought. however. that he Will
recover. MIR. Gordon ala not receive
shock. as was AT first reported. lie
fell while endeavoring 10 reach one
Of the upper cross arms on the pole
He was working for the Independent
Telephone Co.
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Suaxt Oil and Refining Co.

Second block OF stock OF 5000
shares nearly ali sold. That remain
ing yet TO be had at z5c per share.
Thos@ desiring stock viii do well TO
act promptly. Early advance La price
ELLIS MOHRlssOS. Asst. ssc.
Basement Mutual Life bldg. Seat
tie. Wash.
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BOARD OF WORKS
MEET TOMORROW

At the board Of public works meet
ing tomorrow morning bids will be
opened only ON one contract. that OF
building concrete sidewalks on How
ell street from Ninth avenue "a
Denny way and on Eastlakc avenue
from Howell 10 Mercer streets. The
opening OF the bids for the large
Waterman on First avenue south
has been postponed for week. This
~ one Of the most important Inn
provrments undertaken by the city
in this district In several years and
win cost In the neighborhood OF
qin ulu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-27
MARLATT-IA ROSE

Fred Marlatt ans Miss Emma Ia
Rose. beth Of Seattle. were united In
marriage last evening at the resi-
drnce Of the officiating clergyman.
Rev. Martin l.. f-axean. sil Stewart
street. this city. Mr.. VIII Stokes
and Mrs. VIM. Stokes were present
az Witnessed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-27
A CLERGYMAN is PLACED
BEHIND BARS OF CITY JAIL
REV. JAMES MuLLeN FOUND aELPLEssLY INTOXICATED IN
HALLWAY OF THE DEXTER HORTON BuiLoiNo-PoLicE
ENpEAvoR HIDE IDENTITY, BuT FAIL

We're notified that clergyman
was drunk on the steps ~ the
Dexter Horton building. ana they
went a. see about the matter They
found the unfortunate man stretched
cut al length IA the entrance OF the
building Ia a drunken Htupor. lie
wac partially revived. and an at
tempt Was made 10 take him To hts
home. but he could not tell where he
lived. The officers we're loath 10
send a man wearing the cloth 20 the
Jail 10 be tile associate Of hOhneH aud
thieves, but they were powerlesa Ia
do anything else.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-27
DISCRACED

NEW YORK. June with the
picture 81 an unknown ana beautiful
woman cianped to his heart James
Pearson. "a prominent Broeklyu law
yer and inlrrled man, committed
suicide ir his office this morning by
inhaiinR gas. lie left u letter saying
that ne was ruined. diHRraeed and
UNIT To live. and also admitted be-
ing a defauifef.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-27

The greatest sale OF the season ha,
commenced at NJ. ID. Pease-J ohnaor
Cos. il09 Second avenue. Ladies'
tailor made suits are being offered
ct s5.gs. s9.5b. $3.50 and $3.50. Every
suit Is worth twice the money Walk.
ing skirts made OF wool. golf suitina
at s8.Ss: broadcloth dress skirts al
$4.es, Jacket and raRlnns al less than
huff price; silk shirt waists nj 81. 9s
and s4.e83 fine cotton and linen tai.
Tor made waists at cost.
Ladies' trimmed hats at Si.gS. S2.7s,
tg.gS. $500 and $3.50 Some Of these
are pattern hats worth $500 and
5000. Chlldren's hats and sailors
are sold below cost In order 20 close
out summer stock.
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IMPORTANT NEWS

Miss Mary Dell Davenport. a Sister
of Homer Davenport, the famous
caftoonist, Of oregon. IL visiting her
uncle and aunt, Judge and Mrs. or.
ange jacobs. Of this city.
Conductor Dahl reported at the
sheriffa office this afternoon thai
two men we're held up by three
armed men at Skykomish last night
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DISAPPEARS

PORTLAND, Ore. June 2T.-Vic-
tor sehllling. city ticket agent Of the
%. X. A ~. has disappeared mystic
riouniy. He Was last seen In Spo-
kane last Saturday. Absolutely no
trace Of him can be found. His ac-
counts are straight. No cause IL
known
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hear tide lands have risen,
/ might have bought Of hlg'n.
All the best tide lots are sold
Darling | am growing old.
/ should have bought of his'n,
hear tide inndg have rizen.
But now alasi I'm poor. unknown,
by the wayside on 70 NOISY stone.
The owners II. ". Dearborn a. Co,
Sell tide land lots at prices low,
But not az lows an hour ago,
Their ONCE is In Iiallers block.
Room g, first floor, don't stop To
kuook
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AT A CLOSE

EVERETT. June zz.-.The @. a. ".
encsmpment that has had possession
of this town for the last three days
came TO n close today with a bis
clsm-b bake. II Is said 20 have been
the most successful encampment
aver held In the NorfhWeHt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-27
AIlcE WANTS. plvoRcE

Frederick Parker rs said to have
made aneerinR and sarcastic remarks
about his wife. her friends and her
religion. Today Mrs. Alice Parker
nled a divorce suit In which she said
that though she has reasoned and
expostuiated with him. he refuses "a
mend his ways. The wife further al
leRes that she seldom sees him ex-
cept at breakfast tina~. - that II the
only meal he eats ~ home.
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sroSs's LANDING ROBBERY

c. 10 Betfn reported to the shsr-
ir'a Once this morning that his EFoc-
cry store at Stones Landing. was en-
tered and robbed last night Tween
ty-flve dollars In cash. smith 4
Werson revolver and gold watch.
were Stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-27
ISAAC RIcHARDs MIssINo

Isaac Richards. aged 80 years. has
been reported missing TO the police.
lie left Fremont June l6 for Sno-
homish and has not been heard from
aimee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-27

The Tacoma Il. r.. employees viii be
glad 70 meet their Seattle friends ~
Redondo beach Saturday. Boats
leave colman dock. Seattle. at q. IN.
and p. m.
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The Tacoma II. r. employees win b.
glad to meet their Seattle friends "A
Redondo beach saturday Boat
leave colman dock. Seattle. at
u. m. and y. m.
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p. X. scULLIN's lecTuRE

Patrick II. SculIin will speak al
Armory hall on Tuesday evening
July /, on Peaceful solution OF the
Labor Question and Politics OF the
Day"
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IN NON. SUPPORT

Ida Carney has nIed n divorce suit
against David Carney. alleging non :
support and desertion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-27

Baseball Combinations and Mu.
tuals at Fiskey Barnett's Cigar Store
No. 6l4 Second ave. commencing to-
day at 10 a. m.
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Headquarters for
Hot Weather clothInu

'or The warm days now at hand
an Outing Coat and Pants is
becoming very popular. We
are displaying these in a var
iety Of colorings in soft. cool,
flannels. crashes and linens.
Prices range at .....S3.2s,
IS, 50, So, $40 and SI2. so
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Don't forget the Mattresses dance
Friday, June q at Collins hall
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Challenge
Comparison

casupare tho following prices Of the
p~rtcli nrug Co - tlpnsc ~ tho
rrust nrug Stores IN vear nelghhor-
ALSO BRING
,enr prescriptions 10 "a. We viii save
IN 81 Al least one.heir and they
III he prepared by experienced
PRICE, HINTS.
s~,firnra goap. gec siae. ......... Iac
tsekrrs Tar SOAP. $50 sine ..... a.
nra Cross Tar shampoo SOAP sSe
sinc .s.as+s.s.s tst.zsssasss.sss 5 zztc
Mennen's tsoratcd rslcum. aSc siae
.....s sst4sts ss.s..ssts = ID a
pearss 1liyccrinc Scan. SOC siae Toe
rsoplc comp 20 this drnk store be
s.usc It's a good one. The best az
weaicine ct reasonable prices Read
en-.
Carriers swedish Hair Remover. q 90
sire $500 49,. ssss sssss..ts-ss &be
Carriers Headache Rrorpo. soo size
Prices Little Liver Pills. $50 slzs
psllsdonaa Porous Plastvrs. soc Kind
...t..ssHss tsssssstssst sssssss .sssss fuc
We have educated our patrons 70
~<rc<g eaod medicines here. aud they
an nefer disappointed.
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Six trips daily To the battleshlps.
from Colman dock. at $3.50. o and 10
a. M. l.i5. $3.50. 4:30 q. m. Fare, b0c
round trip.
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Mines, Sc iOe and e5e each. Rhode,
Bros.
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pogrRx nreglvgS

DON'T az nEeglvGl
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