ALL SIZES
25c. and 50c.
The Gloves that will wash.
J. K. BOYT
? Washington's Greatest
Store.
When a mail becomes unfortunate
111# fair weather friends think they
have done their duty when they say:
"Ain't It a shame!"
bids, nM warehouse to tie 80x100 ft
with 14 fl Mriway on tl4?-H total
?4x100 ft. under one roof. 8ee M. M
Jonee for s*icijcatlQiU
"Tbe Wood Is the life." Jf jro?r
blood Is Impure, sluggish, too thin or
too tbick. you cant b^ setting the
most out of life. Let Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea make, your
blood rljfht ? make -tlfe more worth
ttojfetas. Har ^
ffiHE GEM
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INDUSTRIES OF SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA ? Industrial.
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FROM SHADOW TO BUN
SHINE ? Western driuiu.
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ASCENDING THE JURA
MOUNTAINS? Scenic.
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THE OOLDKN LILLY ? Dra
matlc.
We always furnish ?n
amusing, instructive
program; Good seats,
po lite attendants.
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WASHINGTON
HOSPITAL
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A well-appointed Sanitorium
for the treatment of all surgical^
cases in a sanitary and up-to
date method. Skilled physicians
and nurses. All the latest appli
ances in vogue- For informa
tion write
DR. D. T. TAYLOE,
Chief Surgeon.
A PIG'S GREASED TAIL
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This is a hard proposition to hang on to,
but it you instal a "Gas Range in your
kitchen, the cooking proposition will be
r' one that you will hang on to for life. >
See the
Washington Light & Water, Co.
Attractively Priced Underwear
Nainsook Underwear, full-cut shirt and drawers, 3 pieces, $1.00; also
boys' size, 2T?r each. Men's Balbrigg an. 25c, 50c, 75c garments, all sizes,
up to 50. Boys' Balbriggjin, a goo d value, 25c garment.
We are showing full line Ladies' Muslin Underwear, lace and embroil
try trimmed, 25c to $1.50 garment. Child's Muslin Drawers, tucked ok
hemmed, 10c each.
J. F. BUCKMAN& SON
HAM MOC K S
Nothing Nicer on a Warm Day
thus reclining In no easy, comfortable Hamotmk. You know this, bat do
yoir know thnt ' ' . ' 1
OUR HAMMOCKS
are equipped frith every utility to add to yonr rest and comfort. % ?
We bare all the latent style* and can famish In a variety of tastefvl
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i|EAIi RANAIRH FROM ?J.OO AK? CP.
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J. H. HARRIS PLUMBING
& SUPPLY CO.
eeercb tbe pockfttk V , J
Bat the ioo?t Interesting thloga that
CM la to old ckdbm are old letters
Few old clot boa men pay any ettaa
Hon to tbem. burning them without
reading tbem. I alwaya read tbem.
Poaslbty tbora may ba something Is
tbem to raodar tbem valuable. I har?
found latter* j>t tbh kind that woulo
have paid ma wall were I disposed tt
'*r J blackmail, bat 1 am not In tha?
bu-lness. . - ?
I onca bought a coat tbat had a let
tar In a aide pocket aaalad and with
a a tamp oo U ready for mailing. The
envelope waa not aolled. Ttm letter
bad evidently been placed In the pocket
for delivery hi the mail, forgotten, the
coat bung ap without being worn
again and eventually aold to me with*
out being examined bj the acller.
I constituted myself a dmd letter
eOce. opened the envelope and ran*
the letter. It waa from a wife to her
buaband. offering to "make up" aftoi
a quarrel. Sbe proved conclnal vety
that be had been mletaken In the mat
ter be bad agalnat bar. rowed that aha
had alwaya loved him and woald never
love any one else. Sbe begged him for
the aake of their children to come to
her and ba reconciled.
I wondered what had been the re
ault of the failure to mall thia letter.
I became Interested In the poor wo
maa, who might have been eu (Taring
from aoma one'a carelessness. a a wall
aa ber husband and Innocent children,
for there la nothing more melancholy
than the caae of a child aeelng tta
father and mother qnarrel and finally
*e pa rate. It appeared likely that the
writer moat have given It to tba man
who bad worn the coat to mall and
be bad neglected to do ao. 1 felt that
I would like to wring bla neck.
It occurred to me that, being an old
clothes man, 1 bad never bad any op
portunlty to do any one a kindness. I
couldn't gtve money, becauae 1 made
onlj enough to keep the wolf from the
door. If 1 gave to anj one I took awaj
from what my wife and children
needed. So It occurred to me to find
this couple between whom the letter
ahould have paaaed and deliver It
Perhapa they did not need It; pcrhapa
they had been reconciled In another
way: perbapa they had been divorced
and one or both married again. Then
the remarriage of a parent alwaya
aeema to me a far more terrible herit
age to the children than the parenfa
death. The latter la an awful bereave
meat. hut the former la a living horror.
Aa th? letter wna but a year old I
hoped that I would not be too late la
delivering It to at least nave the little
one* from tbla laat ^opeleei condition
I didn't know bow to go to tirork to
And either of the parties, ao 1 went
to the poetofflce and asked for advice^
The Interview resulted In my writing
a note to tbe man whose letter I bad.
advising htm of the fact that a letter
tbat mlgh| be of Importance to blm
had come Into my poaaeaatoo. I ad
dressed tbe note aa tbe letter had been
addressed, and tbe poetoAce men
agreed to deliver ft If tbe man could
be found.
Within a couple of weeka a gentle
man came Into my shop with my note
In hla band, saying that be waa the
man to whom It waa written.
"Save you a wife?" I aaked.
"No," he answered bitterly.
. "Are ycKi divorced ^rom a wlfaT*
Tea."
"Are either you or your wife mar>
rled again?"
-No."
I drew a sigh of reMef and handed
blm bis wife's letter written a year
before. He eeemed much affected, not
apeeklng for acme time after reading
it. and I caw- tears standing In- bla
eyes. I waa curious to know what
feeling would be npperraoat In his
mind, for be would surely give expres
sion to it This is the. first thing be
said: ,
-I'll kill that InfenHrt*. fallow If I
hang for ttf '
"What infernal fellow?"
"The stupid Idiot that waa given this
letter to peat."
He had bla eyes on the letter, but at
thia point looked up at ma and con
tinued :
"And now, my good man. I wlah to
reimburse you for aoy expense yoo
have Incurred In thia matter, beside
giving you a suitable reward."
"There baa been no expenae. As to
the reward. my plessnre in having
done one set 'without pay In my con
tempt Ibis Ufa la a far greater reward
than any you could offer. Let an old
riot bee man have this satisfaction. I
beg af yoo. One thing I pk? let me
see you remarried."
He want away, and the vary next
day sent me word to come to bla house
at 8 ia the afternoon. J went there
and waa the only person present be
sides ths couple and tbe man who mar
tied tbem.
Whan tbe ceremony waa over a door
waa opened, and In ran n bappy lot
af children, who bounded into their
father's and mother's arms.
And I? what a happy old ekrthaa maa
waa J !
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Callad Trstalka fey Alatita Urn
Wt.it. Mwi It? Namad MoKinlay
by W. A. Olakay? Sid* Light! an tha
E?pWfWe? That ?imM th. Tap.
Mount licKlatejr. which baa recolly
b*n acalad by ao ax [wd Idea Mat from
Kalrbanka. 41uU. and coamuM
bj Tom Llayd. auoda la Um CMtar of
, ?WW H'KIHLIT.
close range. la 1806 "W. A. Dlekej
crowed orer from tbe Copper rlret
coon try and, with tbe wonderful cour
age and Indomitable will of the Amer
ican proepector. launched a frail craft
on the treacherous water* of th* Su
?hitna riT*r.
HI* Journey down tbe river to th*
*ea took him paat the aootbern foot
hill* of th# Alaskan range. Seeing
Bo 1* boy ?>f th* flr*t time, be named
It Mount McKloley and estimated Its
height ijlth remarkable accuracy at
20.000 feet."
The lender of thai Fairbanks expedi
tion was Tom Lloyd. lie set out with
William R. Taylor. Charles McGonlgls.
Robert Horn. Charles B. Davidson sod
William Lloyd. Dartdaon 1* ao expe
rienced dell engineer. He. with Mc
Ooolgle. nndertook before tbe expedl
tioo started on Its ascent to survey tbe
mountain from tb* base in order to
<Ufcortr what wa* tbe most likely
means of ascent.
Tbe man who put op the moft?y for
tbe expedition were William McPbee
aod August Peterson of Falrbanka.
reached the enmrfilt by July 4. Tbs
party l*ft Fairbanks Dec. 22. 1900. It
was praeed *d by Pater Andersoo, who
started some weeks before It to estab
lish a camp In tha Mount Mc Kin ley
territory. Tain Lloyd at th* momeat
he left dkl not Intend to begin tbs flaal
climb an til soma tlorfe tn May.
OaaWad to Ceek's Ms#*.
Tbs Cook *sntto?si*/ was *tiu hot
when tha party loft Fairbanks, and ft
was tateoded to find .out whether tha
summit showatf any erldeuee* of Dr.
Cqok*s slslt Tha msqpbers determined
also to try to use bis maps.
By tha middle at, February Lloyd
and his party raachad a height of 12.
.000 feet. Tom Da I ton, the messenger
whom Lloyd ssnt back from there; re
ported that tbe chief of tbe expedition
bad found conditions ao fheorable that
ha had dsrided in press en Immediate
ly without returning t D Fairbanks, as
bia original. pis as coo temp Is tad -
The as laid oat was to se
tabilah a aftw aloof tba
route. I^oyd thought that there wae
no advantage J a taking the risk of a
hot daab for the summit. He had a
ramp at , Moose . creek, called Spruce
cabin: another about ten mile* from
the baseVenhipt another at tbe 5.000
foot lerel. and a fourth 12.000 feet Up
tbe mountain. v'
Da I too *4ld that Lloyd had reported
to him that the crust waa se Arm, so
?aatly better tbsn be expected when
be started dot. that h* would preas on
forthwith, ^fb? partjft we* already en
gaged -In parking its provision* an*
camp duffel from tbe 5,000 foot leret to
the camp higher* ui>. '/V "
Lloyd sakt that be expected to ranch
what Dr. Cook' christened "tbe top of
tbe conttaM fef by Merck 20.
No trace of Dr. Ca^k s ascent conk)
he found on either ^*ak. and no reo
vrde w*r* discovered! .
Mount McKlnley terminates In twin
peeks of sqaal height, one somewhat
rogndsd and covered with snow, tha
other oss^sasi ef hers and win?swe0(
see our 1
Wagons
Hand
!? Gladly Kxteaded by a Wariifai|ton
There are may enthusiastic clth
sens In Washing prpeared to tell their
experience tor the public good Tes
timony from euch a MMpee te the beet
?t evidence, and^wflf Vrp^re a "help
ing hand" to scoree of readera. Read
the following atatemeat:
Jackaon Baxter. 424 Bonner St.
Waahlngtoa. N. a. asys: "1 auffered
from kidney and bladder trouble for
a long time. The kl^uejr accretions
were very acanty at tlmea while at
others profuse, and the paaaagea wer*
attended with pal a. I had eevere
backaches and conatant. gnawing
pains through my kidneys. 1 waa
feeling miserable when 1 heard,aboat
Doan'a Kidney Pllla and 1 procured a
box at the Washington Drug Co. They
gave me such great relief that I oh
talned a further supply and aince
hare almost entirely disappeared. I
heartily recommend Doan'a Kidney
Pills to anyone troubled with kidney
complaint.'* /
For aale by all dealers. Price ft?
cents. Foeter-Milbura Co.. Buffalo.
New York, aole agenta for the United
Statea.
Remember the name ? Doan'a ? and
take no other. ~
8traw hata will -soon be coming out
on top.
When two fat,men collide there is
a msss meeting.
The cyclone will never become
popular aa the national air.
He la a poor convict who can't af*
ford a watch antLxbaln.
It takee a lot of pluck to aeparate
an oetrich from his feathers.
Never proclaim yourself a failure.
Leave that to your friends.
Root Juice Is Doing It
Score, or Local People PraislBg II
These last day* of the Root Juice
demonstration* at Hardy's drug store
It Is hard to get the great medicine
In fast enough to supply the demand.
She has treated with doctors for
months at a time and took, many
kinds of medicines, bkt was growing
worse all the time. Of late our neigh
bors hare been talking to much about
Root Juice and telUng of the wonder
ful things It Is doing that she decid
ed to try It. She has been using It
but a short while, but Is almost en
tirely free from pain and Is gaining
in strength very rapidly. 1 dont* be
lieve she would have lived three
three months If It hadn't been for
Root Juice." Those who. hare not
visited Hardy's drag store during the
past three weeks can hare no Idea of
the number of people that have ex
pressed themselves as wonderfully
benefitted after taking the * J nice a
short while. Many have called to re
port a complete cure, and many
era have said: "I am fast .recovering
health under the Juice treatment.
The great remedy Is so soothing,
healing and strengthening to the
stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels,
that It seems to cause every one that
takes It to feel better in a very few
days.- We are told that the demon
stration will cloee next. Saturday
night, and until then the Juice Is
sold tor fi a : bottle or three for
12.60.
The people at the laboratory At Port
Wayne are often behind with orders
as much as two weeks. Those who
are Interested In the remedy should
go to the drug store and listen to the
reports of the doiens of people thst
are calling dally. Among the many
to testify to the great good Root Juice
Is doing here in -Washington was a
well-known business msn who said:
"My wife has been a long sufTerer
from cstarrh of the stomach, bowels
snd bladder; her kidneys were so
bsdly deranged, she suffered a great
deal with pains In the small of her
back and stomaeh and bowels, her
tongue was badly tfoated snd she sl
wsys hsd s bad taste in her mouthy
she was very nervoun. sleep did not
refresh her. In fsct she hsd s Q msay
pslns snd they were frequently no
severe thst she couldn't"^ tell whav
pert of the. body pslned the most.
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ram cubed at homk by thk
ABSORPTION METHOD.
If you suffer from btwdtni, Itch
inc. blind, or protrudlac PJlae. eend
ma rOur addreea. ul 1 win tall you
how to ton yourself mtjiomn by the
new absorption treatment: ul will
>i? ml some of Il)li home treet
ment free for trial, wlfh reference,
trom four own locality If reaowted.
immediate relief ?n? permanent tun
uautd. Send BO , money, but tall
Other, at tbl. offer. Wrfta today td
lira M. fiummav,, Bo* P. Notrt
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The hotel "par excellence"
of the National Capital.
First-class Ki all appoint
ments.
Opposite the II. S. Treas
|ury; one Mock from the
?White Howe.
An illustrated Guide to
WaahinKtM will be mailed,
free otyebatfe, upon re
ceipt of .two 2 cent stamps.
O. G. STAIiES,
HOLL'aTBFVo
Mdn lanMiTMN|f*li
SBiESS&S1'''
c*ass?i
raw market.
(Quoutlona furnlahad by H 8 Dim |
* coamr.)
Baaawax v. 17c
B?a . t ..'. ., .I?0l7e
Tallow ..J 4c
Chickens, iwwb, aacb 10* 43c
Sprint chicken* , ii .t<OJ6c
Docka ...10025c
Oaeae ........ 4*?(?c
Green salt bfdea. lb. ...... . 8c
Oraan bldaa. lb (c
Dry bldaa, .if ?1*H?
Wool,, frea iron bum, lb. . . He
Wool, burrr 10917c
Sheep aklaa MO 70c
Lamb aklaa ltOHc
Sheerltaga ??l?c
Corn, btubal 70*7>c
Electric
Sitters
?owaed wkca a?ai>UUm dw Uk
la aarraaa praatratloa add f ? ill
wiibniain they ai* the mprama
lamed j, aa fhnnaanda have taatUed.
te to th? best BxdidM mr sold
ovt a drafg tot 'ft flouapu.
The painter wbio tell from a Im
der w4nt down with fljrtils color*.
rhe Sky .Mao," "Rout
I ledge Rides Atone,'
TheVolce in the Rice/
The Qreen Mouse" and
ithers are among the lat
est miction. For SALE or
WM. B. HARDING
rtrat J udlctAl District of thU 8t?t.
t request tke support ot ill Demo*
enu. If BQKluted sad elected I
pronlee to dlnkars* the <uU<s of
?aid Ode*. fairly mod Impartially
without Fatr or favor.
WE ARE SOLE
AGENTS FOB THE
I ver- Johnson,
Reading Standard
?the beat wheels.
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ssy
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