JM
i? PROPOSITION
It was a full rcpresectation of the
various frate ual ami church organisa
tion! of the city that met at the city
ball last evening to discus the steps to
be taken to secure i\ new cemetery.
Mr. McLean, of the city council, called
the meeting to order and s ated its ob
ject. Dr. J. P. Brawa: d w s made
chairman and F. B. WurzO.cher, secre
tary. It w?s decided t at the commit*
tee# present should joiu to. ether iu a
?isit to the grounds on the t thi r side or
the river which were locattd some time
ago by the Elks and which seemed to
be considered the only feasible urouud
for the purpose. They are to me t at
ths city hall next Sunday morning at
10 o'clock to make tl e trip. After that
the cVair will call a (netting at a suit -
able time and hear the report. Any
other grounds that se tn suitable will
be visited if the committers dvem ?-!
visable. Soni? one suggestea there
were available srrounds at Denver s a
tion, on the railroad I ut no iction was
taken concerning it.
There was cons deruble discuss on as
to cost, but nothing definite arrive 1 a*,
although Dr. Wat.-on stated t>. ut 'he
road, exclusive of the b: ice, wouin
erst not less than $i000. The Sixth
street ?? nd Sixteenth street routes were
d scu ed, Dr. Watson declaring that
the, Sixth street route was preferable
after the river it crossed, l'hi
Abrahams suggested that if '.uo city
would ple.l^.- it> If to me t half the us
poose ? tadcii half the ground? th<.
other half wou d, he w is sure, bo as
sumed by the fraternal orders, which
will divide up f i.o other half. Follow
ing ?re ihe representative committees,
present:
Elks? W. L. Hillery, Dr. Watson at d
Chrfs Shea.
City (,'ouccil? D. McKay and M. Mc
Lean.
Presbyterian Church ? Me srs. Dra
per anil G mty.
Muccab. os ? Mr j. StiDebauj;h, Mrs.
Leslie ui d Mrs. Tan ;er.
Ar tic Bro:h rho d M. S. Whit ier.
Matthew Grid, i, Ch . is S. ca and R.
Sheldon.
Etfiles? Frans Wilson, Thomas Me
0' nald and Dr. Brawaod.
M isons ? Joseph Mason and F. A.
Wurzh .cber.
It w s stated tnat Ujv. Father Bju
ills ?as .b->< ut .it II ines but that i ?
was in symp<iby with tho-raovctm t.
Dr. Wa:.i o, \:r. Ci.t."k (ltd Mr. L"-I
vt itl ace? mpaoy tt:e committee.
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The Jefferson will arrive th: ev?.u
log and leave about midnight.
KSS^SW^V. SSS-'.'.W.'.W.
Captain aud.Mrs l i l? ri au w re i p
from the Post yestetd-y uf'.jrcoon.
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Mr E. Baker ha? puacha- d the Bar
tell residence property at 12th ri I Mai
streets formerly o cupi< . o> the f mily
of the well kuown brewer now of Fair
banks.
3Ir. J :rucs Huzlett. aft r visiting Li
fauiil. herorecura d to his toiao tit.
latter pirt of the week.
Mr and Mrs. E. J. Shaw nro goinv:
on the Jeffer?" t:, which is txpeotccl to
sail tv L-ht, for a trip 10 Seattle.
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M ttliew Br dd?', chief of the ct.s
toms service in thi^ city- will ^o to
neau tonight by the Jeff rson. Mrs.
Bridge will accompany hita.
J'rs. Rcss.wifo of s oo'keeper .oss.of
he While Pr s, is r ported to bo on u
fair kd) toucovery. Mrs. Itos-, It
will b : tn - I. wer.t SJUt'i ci'h tin?
Couc I'D id man if osv in some quartets
?3 to who composo the loosiue 6ide in
the .\. B. membership cont >?t. That it
in y he set at res' here ?ro the names:
E y. Wei* rent in, and Messrs. P.
E K .in, L. S. Keijer, S. F, Cottroll,
? t:i. Itritt, M." A. McL an, II. J.
Lyncb, Al ert Reinhart, Wm. Leslie,
EIUi.'o U ?'ei frore i, 11. E. Sheld >o, C.
(J. IV.-e, R. A.Gannion, H. Uo'wraan,
G jt\ .\Jo vl, YV. G. Black'mc , R. PL
K r >. F. C Normao, D. M.
\Y sc t, C. a. Schefll L. Barriman,
D. N i i u k i 1 \ W. (J, Gariit, R. B. Foat
er ?n<i Frank Feero.
Ti'i-^e are the men who will huvo to
,i . It is p cu -in(i 10 note th .t Mr.
L?s.ll' inaue tho plain s atement that
i iit i. ^ e wm so well pleased with the
. sui t ..u they would b.- pi Ad to
do U Is rather th?n that the other
side shou'd have to dos?. Mr Webster,
'realise of bavin? that very day re
ceived news of the death of hid father,
was not present and the fir^t act of
Toastm ister Whlttier at the 6upper
was to call upon the guests to rise and
stand \u si'euco. until sealed bv the
gavel, in acknowledgment of their res
pect for the sorrow of their absent
broths, r.
in the brief of notic- of yesterday,
the Hudress"s ot Messrs. Nettles and
Kern were no: referred to. They are
the two remaining: members of the
original organization of 'he order in
his city. They Lo'd of the spirit of fun
j in which the now groat order of the
north was conceived and how It h s
yrown to be such iv potent factor in the
development of the cjuutry ihut it
now is.
iutec on of uoiui: to St. Paul for treat
ment a tlie hospital there, but arrivii ?
Victoria company with her pbjsl
c. n, Dr. Ju man, he decided to enter
i! o .. ubil i? hospital to undergo an
pi c. b .-he il J and the result
h >s 1>. ou as Stated.
1". ' ulbi . u n, a:entof the Alas
ka P. c fie Kxpr. ss company, will take
a ru.i to i attle, returning With the
- lie boat? the J flerson.
.hire.- aUcd of Whitehorse, formerly
i: tti employ, as o etrieian, of the
Gu n -i.i.s. but now interes efl in
c on 'i sown account, went away
u lli ? ft crs.s Ma> last eveainir.
Mis- ? M. Kemp'on arrived up on
- M?y and went over the
i i lis ii: : i jy. Mic goes to t:iko
I! rv rii- i i t, a well known Oaw
s i n lit. a- rived out ou last eveu
Ui.-'s rain t.ud went south on the Priu
c ss May.
\Y. B r and r of t: r White
1' s?, aecu' nied by W, A. Million, >
. urfitor f i i -toe o deraof the com
pjny, arrived up on the Princess May,
makirg their annual visit of inspection.
Mr. K.ug w.ts largely crap oyid during
the day in shaking1 hands with the
friends ho met nt every turn. They
will n miin several d?ys.
George Wi'son. sleigh builder for the
Whiie Puss who went suuh a few
weeks ngo reuirnol on the Piinc>8S
.May bringing his wife and children
who have been visiting at Oregon city.
O. G. Hall left for Whitehorse yester
day to tako the position of teller in the
Canadian Hauk of Commerce. F. E.
Gigot, formerly of V. hitehorse, takes
the place of Mr. dall in tue bank ii
this city.
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The snow plow is engaged with the
worst fall of the season An the surom t
today? two to seven feet in the path o(
the trains.
The Princess May, which arrived in
last evening, left this morning, carry
[-is away tho bunch which h' s oeen
uw ailing her arrival. most of them for
s vera! days.
Fur c <ps at Clavson s.
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EAGLES ARE
LOOKING UP
The Eagles will meet tomorrow
evening ut their hall on Fifth av.nue.
The order is reported to be in a flori^h
*
in? condition, there being some twenty
applications on file. .\t the meeting
tomorrow evening live new members
will be initiated. At the last meeting
ight new ones were proposed. The
committee baviDg in charge the'club
moms arc workirg effectively to make
them attractive. The bowling alleys
are in good order. and the ro?ms are
kept in warm and hospitable condition,
with plonty of re ding matteV and
?iOelnl games available.
All the delicacie-i of the s ason at
the Pack Traiu llestaumnt.
IT IS FOR LADIES, TOO..
They Cnn Stop Their Hair Fulltni; On t
Willi Itcrpk'tilr.
T.adlcs who have thin hair nr.d whoso
hnir 1; falling out, &in prevent the hair
" ;l!ins out, and thicken tho growth, with
N'owbro's "Herplclde." Uesldes, J-IerpI
< iiy fc? ono of the most nsreeable halt
lr- rinps there Is. Hcrplclde k!l!3 tile
<: ndruff perm th t c.its the hair off at
I' ? r ot. Afti'r tho germ Is destroyed. .
th<' r . t v. ? 1 shoot up. and the hair grow
'or^ C3 ever. ICven a fnmplo will eon
vlr o any la ly that Xewbro'a Horpleldc
I. an fndlsj'i'n 'i bl< ? ttllet requisite. It
eortalc.; r.? >11 or grease, It will not stain
or d .'.*M If leadlnrr druprslsts. Send ;
' in ; f r : : tnple to The Herpl- 1
c!de Co., Detroit, Mkh.
Two sizes ? 50 cents and J 1.00.
Wm. Brl't, Special Acnt I
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t'lANO FOR RE^T? Inquire at tM
i'f iocipul Barber Shop,
Tii" Puck 'J'rain flestaurnnt will serr?
wlue with dinner orders, free in pla<52
of reu or coffee. Come on Doys.
The Kifth Avenue hotel has unlimited
accomodations. Steam be*t and every*
tain# modern.
Oyster Cocktaila and Eastern Oyitera
on the half-shell, for private families
and vvoks;ile, at the VieunaBakery. tea
Excellent line of Cravenette Coate at
Clayson's.
Men's Swell Suits just received at
Clayson's.
Doys' Suits and Overcoats at C'av
t-on's.
"have you seen
our? F. Canadlus F'clenlus, If not drop
in at D?ylight and look at it? it is tha
prettiest now it ever was. Respectfully
yours Herman Grimm.
BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR CATARRH
THAT CONTAIN MERCURY
as mercury will surely destroy the
?st-u . of smell and completely deranee
the mucous surfaces. Such art'.cles
sluiuirt never be used except on prescrip
t.i ? ns from reputable phvsiciaos, as the
d*on?:e they .lo is ten fold to the good
d'-i i vi>fl from ttiem. Hall's Catarrh Cure
in.tn\ifacture<l bv F. J. Cheney & Co.,
T . O., contains no mercury, and is
? i k ' ? r internally, acting directly upon
the blood ami mucous surfaces of th<*
ystem. In bay inx Hall's Catarrh Care
i>e sure you et - he genuine. It is taken
internallv ?<nd ma''o in Toledo, Ohio by
by F, J. C' eney. & Co. Testimonials
free.
S'>!d by Dri. grists. Prico, 75c. per
bottle.
T'i o Hall's Family Pills for constipa
tion. ? ,
mount. i! :: pcac.:
rbethe firictpc: :)
[ Preferred S
Pictud 7, a
In order ;o sreur
ilavor {?>; lVefei ? 'd
they are selected, v
plucked in the ?
canned right in thi
Purity and quah'.y
AlXEIC . *
nor
re;! St
C li.'orma
!?/ conceded to
k Canned Goods
\\i J -at arc Oioirn
tra superior quality and R>
k Yello w Dessert Peaches pSgS
u ? r/' ?, juicy anil spicy,
, then hand-peeled and Xj'
.t.:! lous, peach-growing country
<?: teed? Preferred Stock ? a I your Grocer
?'-?zk Cioc:r?. PORTLAND . OREGON. 0. 8.
Hanty & F andson Sole Agents Skagwav
, rj _r7 C .-V h?; 15
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BBS T= ? ? :
If ia Doubt Cive Tr.i a ri f, lor We Guar
antee 'tSiiit 55c p: r ilczeii
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Diamonds Ciocks
OnrStoek is Replete With Articles Suitable for Birth
day Presents, Anniversary Gifts and Card Prizes
Orvei Ivory. Buret L it li- r' Al
aska Cedar and Sheli Souvenirs
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If you want a hat of finest fur
felt, becoming in shape and re
iinell in style, call an J look over
our new models of
j Cravenette Eats
'l'hcsc huts are not only the standard
i f approved styles, but they are the
, rL-.y new Hits'. N't merely beeai: ?
J liii-y are made of lite finest felt, but be
? ? ? t!; y have Km subjected to the
f: :s crav' i. :g pr-xress, which
, i luk^s them rain-proof and sun-proof.
A "\ntIory Cravenette ilat will
i st iy new uatil you get the value of sev
i ? . ! : civ hitts, and yet it costs no more
:i other hats of equal qup.'ity and style.
V h ive them in all the newest shadeJ
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General
Merchadise
HA NAN
" Fine" needs emphasis when
describing the Hanan Shoe.
Other shoes have borrowed the
vord and abused it.
Let's say "satisfaction" in
>':a.l ? satisfaction ba^ed I'.n fit,
comfort, style and service.
That's what you get with
every pair of Hanan Shoes.
Low-priced, we think, fc'
? hat ! hey often
-j > ,cy and up:
t-'or men a;.ri women.
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Geo. Biancliard, Manaoer
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