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the imr age, ronTiASTD, Oregon
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When the
Hair Falls
Then It's time to act! No time
to study, to read, to experi
ment! You want to save your
hair, and save It quickly, too! H
so mane up your mina mis
very minute that If your hair
ever comes out you wil! use
Aycr's Hair Vlrjor. It makes
the scalp healthy. The hair
stays in. It cannot do any
thing else. It's nature's way.
The boat kind ot a testimonial
"Dold lor ovor sixty yoars."
A
U6 tY J. O. A jr Co., Low 1 1, M.
AIIO DlQUMOlUriri Ol
- . mJL 8ABSAPARILU.
W w O cutKRV rraoRAt.
AkI( Her Heller Jurtcmenl,
"Ain't you rntlicr youiiK to bo loft In
chnrRO of a drtiR store?"
"Porhnps io, iiia'nni; what can I do
for you?"
"Don't your employe- know It's dnn
CrroiiH to lonre n tnro hoy lllto you lu
charge of such n plnco?"
"I nm competent to uorve you,
mnilnm, If you will uinlto known your
wants."
"Don't they know you mlcht poison
oiiip one?"
"Thern l.i no danger of that, madam ;
what can I do for you?"
"t think I hotter go to tlio storo down
tlio Htreor."
"I can servo you Just an well an they
can nml oh rhenply."
"Well, you can giro me n 2-ccnt
itnmp, hut It don't look right." Hous
ton l'ORt.
Deafness Cnnriot He Cured
tir local application nn t Jiey cannot reach tho
rtlioMoiI portion ol lliu oar. 1 liero Is only una
wnyto cure (Ichiiu'M, mid Hint In hv coiiatltu
ttonal tmncillcii, Hoftfuini In cnui'il liynu In
llmni'il cnmlltlimof tliu inllcoiia lining ol ttm
Kimtnclilrtli TiiIjO. WIipii HiU till) U liillainnl
you linvon riiiiillliiK'iltiilrlintorfocl lioar.
liiK, mill wlivii ItlmiMllroly climccl, HoIiil'h la
Hut run lilt, nmt union lliu lultniiiitintluii can lo
taken out nml tlila luliu rottoiod to It normal
conilltliin, IuirMiik will tu ilralroyoil furovorf
ti1li i'Hut out of ten nrn rallied by Catarrh,
which li nnthltiK hut an Inllauiod condition ot
tliifiinirniiHaiirfnrt.il.
WuwIIIkIvi) Uiiu Itilliilroil Dollar for any
cao of UrMfiu frniiaf.1 hyralnrrh) that can
nut lm cured ly ilall'a Catarrh Cuiu, Hvutl lor
clrculara,fri'v.
K. J, CIIRNKY A CO., Tolcilo, O.
Hnlcllty lrilfillt,7So.
llall'i Family l'llla aro tlio belt.
Didn't Ml ml llm Mnclilitfta.
"I hope," wild the renter of room No.
1107, "that tho rnttl ot the typewriters
In my oMcn doesn't annoy you."
"No, air, It doc not," responded the
cniaty rapltullit wIiohq office wai No,
111)0; "lint their cnhhle doe aunoy rue
exceedingly." Chlcnso Trlbuue.
To llrcak In New Shoes.
AlwayiatiaUlu Allen's root-Kara, a rowder.
It cure hot, weatlliR, achlUK. awollcn feet,
(.'urea coma, liiKrowliiK ualla and bunions. At
all ttriiKiiUla anil aluxi alnrea.O.V. Don't arrept
aiivMiliatltule. Kamptn inalled KltKK. A dd rata
Alien H. Ulmstod, a Hoy, N. Y.
Net llopn of Agreement.
"I am aorry to hear that Wrlnkilns
and IiIh wlfo enn't llvu together lu h-iico.
Thero N too inurh olmtlunrj on hoth aide
Ilmt'a the trouhle, Isn't It?"
"Yes; ho'' a standpatter, nnd she's a
tandpouter."
CITO HI. Vltua' lnr nmt all Nrrvnua l)ls'ae
lllo ixTiuitiiviitlr iicnil by Dr. Kllna'a tlrml
bltn lliaiorvr. rViml f,r rilKli J Irlnl ln.ltbi am!
tiflli. Iir.lt. II. Kiln., I.I. ,WJI Arch Ml., I'lilln..!'
AntPiiillHK the llrt'liirallon.
".My friend," otrhilnicd the rnndld.tte,
In it lino hurst of disinterested pntrlotlsin,
"1 don't wiuit this oIIUm It you think I
am unworthy to till It 1"
Hero lw stopped urn! took a drink of
water.
"And I mltfht ndd." ho proceeded, "that
my cnudldiicy is not the result ot any cor
rupt political ImriMln."
"Yes, )ou mlt,'lit," Interrupted an old
farmer In tho audience j "hut If you did
you'd he lyln' like Sum Mill!"
Mothers will flml U". Vrinslow's Boothlni
Byrup tho twit remedy touio (or ttiatrehlldrsa
during the IvelhliiK I rlil.
Wmilt'il In limit,
"1 lnul u triiuip foi dinner today."
"In thlit Home of him?" nskctl lici
tiuMmud, (toklng IiIh fork Into the moat
rather auspiciously. Houston Tost.
NlirnUlnir In All Cnndnr,
Mls I'eitchley Mr. Spooniunor. nan
I eirer Klven you good reason to think 1
preferred )ou to oilier young men and
wanted to marry you?
Mr. Spoonnmoro No, to tell the truth,
you neter lme. I learn from the other
fellows that you ki them good night
when they go uway, the same as you do
me,
IN CONSTANT AGONY.
A Went VlraliilHii' An nil Dlatreas
TlirmiKli Hltluer Trimbles,
V. I,, Jrtckon, nierclmiit, ol Park
rratinrtr. V Vn,, aya: "Driving about
In bad weather
hrought kidney trou
bles on we, ami I
Buffered twenty yearn
with sharp, cramp
ing paiua in the back
and urinary dlior
ilert. I often bad to
et up a docen time
at night to urinate.
Heteutton let in, and
I wai obllited to use
tuo catheter. I took to my bed, and
the doctors falling to help, began using
Poatt'a Kidney PUU. The urine coon
came freoly again, and the paiu grad
ually disappeared. I have beeu cured
eight yean, and though over 70, am m
active as a boy,"
Bold by all dealers. 60 oeuts a box.
f oater-Mllbura Co., Buffalo, N. Y
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Two Iiiivcrai
Two lovers by n moss grown tiprlng,
They leaned Hoft checks together thero ;
Mlnglcil the dark nnd sunny linlr,
And lieard tho wooing thrushvs sing.
U, budding time I
U, lovo'i hest prima 1
Two, wedded, from tho portal atept,
The hells mado hnppy cnrollngs,
'J ho nlr wits soft ns fanning wings,
While pctnN on the pathway BlcpU
O, pure ejed hrldol
O, tender prlda t
Two faces o'er a cradlo bent,
Two hand nhovo tho breast were lock
ed; These prosi each other whllo they
rocked,
Then watrhed a life that lovo had sent.
O, solemn hour I
U, hidden power I
Two parents by tho evening fire;
Tim red light fell nhovo their knees
On lie.ids that rose by slow degrees,
Like bud upon tlio Illy spire.
O, patlciu life I
O, tender strife 1
The two still snt together thero;
The rod light nhono about their knees,
Hut nil the heads, by slow degrees,
Had gone and left that lonely pair.
(), voyage fast 1
0, vanished past I
Tho red light shone upon tho floor
And innilo tho spaco between them
wide ;
They drew their chnlrs up sldo by sldo;
The palo cheeks Joined and said "once
more."
O, memories I
(), past that 1st
Oeorgo Dllot.
As it II I'll m O'er (lie Wafer.
As a liea m o'er tho face of tho waters
may glow
Whllo tho tide runs In darkness and cold
ness below,
Ko the cheek may bo tinged with n warm
sunny smile,
Though tho cold heart to ruin rum darkly
the while.
One fatal remembrance, one sorrow that
throws
Its bleak shado alike- o'er our Joys and
our woes.
To which llfo nothing darker or brighter
can bring,
For which Joy has no halm and aflllctlon
no sting
Oh I this thought In tho midst of enjoy
ment will stay,
Like a dead, leafless branch In the Rum
mer's bright ray;
Tho beams of tho warm sun play round
It In vain,
It may smile In his light, but It blooms
not again.
Thomas Moore.
WORLD'8 SUPPLY OF PINS.
Ciimtilleiilril Miiehlun Hit (Jrrnlly
Nlmiillllril lliu 31 ii n u fur t iir.
Though tho demnnd for plna tlio
world over la enoruiotiH, tho iiiIIIh of
tho United KtnteH practically supply
tho fiitlru demand, wiyn tho Now York
llurnhl. Formerly plus wero oxpen
hIvo, but now they font n moro trlllo.
lu llrOrt tho 7ri.000.Ooo people III tho
United Htutca lined t!0,0(H,(KK) grosH of
common pliiM, which In tMjunl to 0,500,
000,000 plus, or mi nverngo of nboiit I'M
plim for every mini, woman nml child
lit tho country. Thin U tho hlghcHt
nvorugo reiicl.cd nnywhero lu tho uho
of plus. Ten yenrn ago wo lined only
about (eveiity-two plno each.
In u xlugtu year tho total number of
plim inauufactured In tho United States
wax OS.SSO.'JiIO grows. The total num
ber of pins iiiaiiufactitred In tho Unit
ed Ktntt'H during 1000, tho census year,
was ilS.SSO.'JtM) gross. Thero aro forty
thrco factories In all, with ",:t.V! em
ployoi. Tho hUhliiPHs Iiiih grown rapid
ly during tho hint twenty yearn, for
although thero wero forty factorloM In
lsso they iniiduced only lialf an iniich,
employed only about half tho capital
and only 1,077 hands.
Thero has bivu a considerable In
crease lu tho number of women and
children employed lu pin factories ot
Into years, which Is an Indication that
tho machinery Is being Improved and
hluiplltlcd and that Its operation does
not retpilro wi high an order of inec'lmn
leal skill. IIookH and eyes aro a by
product of pltimaktug mid aro produced
at most of the factories from material
that will not do for plus. Tho output
of hooks nnd eyes lu 1000 was l,i:tl,K!i
gros.
Tho automntlc machines which turn
out pins ami hooks has minimized the
cost of their manufacture till tho cost
Is practically only that of tho brass
wire from which they are made, A
aluglo machine does the wholo business.
Colls of wlro, hung uinm reels, nro
passed Into machines which cut thorn
Into proiH'r length and thoy drop off
Into it receptacle and arrange them
selves lu the Hue of u slot formed of
two bars. When they rvach the lower
end ot the bars thoy are seized nnd
preyed Iwtweeu two dim, which form
the heads, and pass along Into tho grip
of nuother steel Instrument which
points them by pressure. They ar
then dropped Into a solution of sour
beer, whirling as they go, to tw clean
ed, nnd then Into n hot solution ot tin,
which Is also kept revolving.
They hero rocelvo their bright coat
of metal and are pushed along, killing
time, until they have bad an oppor
tunity to harden, when thejr are droi
(4d lato a (evolving barrel of bran and
Or J
2
sawdust, which coola and polishes them
at tlio samo time.
America Imported $418,004 worth of
ordinary ncedlci, most of them from
Knglnud, last year. Unlrplns nnd safe
ty plus nnd other kinds of pins nro
manufactured In n idmllnr ninnncr. One of tho largest works of man's
Wo mado 1,180,101 gross of hnlrplns In bauds Is tho artllklul lukc, or resor
1800. llotlt needles nnd hnlrplns nro .voir, lu India, at Uujputium. This res
manufactured to u greater extent In crvolr, said to bo tho largest lu tho
Huropo thnn plain pins. Bnfety pins, 'world, known us tho great tank of Dho
however, aro decidedly American, nnd bar, and used, for Irrigating purposes,
of theso wo mnko on an average 1,000,
000 gross n year.
INJURY TO WATCH FROM FALL.
Moisture Unit for Timepieces
Hrenklnir of n Hlirlnir.
"Do matiy persons allow their watch
es to fall?" recently naked n customer
of a well-known Jeweler.
"Half of thoso brought On for repnlr
havo suffered In thnt way," wns tho re
ply; "It Is thu most frofnicnt nccldcut
Accidents of this kind hnppcn most fre
quently to men, on account of their
having tho watch attached to n fob.
Tho number of wntches Injured by falls
Increases when this fashion comes In,
nnd It declines when tho mode of at
taching wntches Is In vogue. Hut thero
nro ninny other ways of allowing
watches to fall."
"Who handlo their wntches most
carefully, men or women?"
"I cannot sny, but women nro moro
accustomed to nttach their watches to
their clothing or to n chain worn
around tho neck, fo tunt they nro lu
less danger of falling."
"How Is It with children?"
"Olrls nro more careful thnn boys,
mm tueir witicncs nm icus i reiiueuuy.
riome noys win miow n wnicn to inn
thrco or four times a day ; others scorn
to play with It as with a football."
"Docs n full always harm n watch?"
".Most assuredly, and a llttlo fall
may ho us Injurious ns n great one.
Moisture Is very bntl for u watch; nt
times It penetrates whero It could
scarcely bo expected. Moro than onco
a caressing father, who has allowed his
child to play with his watch, finds that
It begins to rust. Thu hrcntll of tho
child hns affected It, or perhaps It has
been taken Into tho mouth. A frequent
case for repair Is tho breaking of tho
spring, which will happen to tho most
careful person," Ilorologlcnl Kuvlow.
llrlilKn lias I.iiiiu;'! Spun.
Thero Is now under construction
ncross tho St. Lawrenco nt Quebec n
cantilever hrhlgo which when com
pleted will contain thu longest span of
any bridge yet erected, not even ex
cluding tlio great cantilevers of tho
Forth bridge lu Scotland.
Thu structuro Is of tho cantilever
type, and consists of two approach
spnns of 210 feet each, two shore arms,
each COO feet In length, and u great
central span, 1,S00 feet In length. Tho
totnl length of tho brldgo is -l.'JOO foot,
and although In extreme dimensions It
docs not compare with tho Firth of
Forth bridge, which Is about ouo mllo
lu total length, It has tho distinction of
having tho longest span lu tho world
by ninety feet, tho two cantilevers of
thu Forth bridge being each 1,710 feet
lu length.
The total width of tho floor Is eighty
feet, mid provision Is mado for a double-tracked
railway, two roadways for
vehicles ami two sidewalks. In a can
tilever of this magnitude tho Individual
members nru necessarily of huge pro
IHirtlons, the mnlii imsts, for Instance,
being .T.Ti feet In length, and each
weighing 7r0 tuns.
N polio Apuelie.
"When I was serving my tlnm ns
'Iioiino' on tho surgical sldo at Dun
ning," said mi active physlclnu, "tho
county sent n mini over to us to havo, a
badly cracked skull patched up. Tho pa
tient's card was u blank except for tho
one detail of tho Injury. Just what na
tionality tho man might bo none of us
could Imagine. When wo had lifted
tho piece of lono that was pressing on
tho brain ho mado an address ten min
utes long, mid not ono word could any
Isxly comprehend. During his recoery
ho must havo been been by 100 visitors
tlrst mid last, mid no ono could under
stand it word ho said. Ouo day wo
had an army surgeon visiting us who
was going to show us mi operation that
was his particular stunt. After tlio
operation wo showed him through tho
wards. As soon as ho cntuo near our
convalescent mystery tho pntlent Iwgnu
his customary address. You can Im
agine our surprise when tho Colonel be
gun to Jabber back. It then was learn
ed that our patient was mi Apache, tho
Jetsam of tomo Wild West or medicine
show."
IIimv III" KhIIIp HinoUes,
"Tho ICatllr smokes on his stomach,"
said n tobacconist, "using tho earth for
u pipe. This benighted savngo, when
tho tobacco hunger seizes him, selects
a pleoo of clayey soil about n foot
square, nnd puts a curved twig there
in, so that both ends stick out. Then
ho builds n tiro over tho place, mid
when tho tiro has sutllcleutly hardened
the clay, ho draws out tho twig, mid a
channel, a kind of plpo stem, Is left.
Ono end of tho channel ho hollows Into
a bowl. Tho other end Is his mouth
pleoo. Ho puts his tobacco In tho
howl, drops a llvo coal on top, aniL
lying down, falls to, Tho Kntllr sucks
nwny vigorously, nnd very black and
strong are the fumes that enter his
largo mouth. Ho will not use an or
dinary pipe. Ho likes his own way of
atnoklng best. Ho Is ,1 suppose, tho
only smoker whoso pipe Is tho earth."
SL Louis Q lobe-Democrat.
The average man, has more respect
for ft thief than a deadbcat And
thieves are not held lu high esteem.
Any man who Is completely wrapped
up la himself U a bundle of conceit
ifUlPlfRJ UTIllK mmmammmammmKmm
vv, fnnTmrmmwmSFM
covers an aren of twenty-oiio wiuaro
miles.
A novel oxcuso for stealing wns giv
en lu Itucharest tho other day. A
woman was charged with tho larceny
of twelve cases of sliver. Bald tho
Judge: "Come, tell us tho truth." Said
tho woman : "Tho truth, my good Judge,
Is that 1 hnvo not been nblo to resist
tho temptation. Consider, your Honor
they all boro my Initials."
Hugo Mono slabs suitable, for side
walk construction nro seldom encoun
tered In France, nnd asphalt walks nro
uquully rare. Tho popular material Is
u cement block, which Is cheap, durahlo
anil satisfactory- Theso blocks nro
made lu a variety of shapes and colors,
nnd In their moro cxpeuslvo forms aro
much U!cd In Interior work.
Professor Shipley, lu a lecture at tho
Working .Men's College, St. Pnncras,
deult with tho rclutlon of tiles to (lis
ensc. In tropical lands tho inowpilto
and tsetso lly wero rosiwiifllblo for ma
laria and yellow fover, whllo at homo
ho hud no doubt tho common house
lly, by dropping Into milk and food,
caused much of tho dlarrhum suffered
V MuvCn In sunimer, and thereby In
crt,.lscti the lilfaittllo mortality.
Tho Kngllsh papers tell n story of n
simple minded curate who was Invited
to Ijndon to spend a week at a great
house. Thu curate, Ignorant of society,
asked ndvlcu of u man of tho world,
who told him how ho should conduct
himself, mid wound up with tho
words: "I think, too, you had hotter
take a servant with you." "I will,"
bald thu curate, and lu duo time tho
poor fellow arrived at tho residence
of his host with some modest luggage
uud if housemaid.
Thero has been almost a revolution
lu l.'lllehiitiseii, u llttlo vllhigo near
Jottliigen, (Jeruiauy, over mi order
torhlddliig any young, unmarried man
tu en-ort u young woman on tho streets
after dark. This order was tho work
of the deputy town clerk, who Is not
a ladles' iiiiin, mid had been ninile tho
butt for III mttured Jokes. Ilu thought
ho saw an opportunity for rovengo
uheii thu reins of (tower came tern
IKirarlly Into his hands. Hut his action
lias cost him his place.
Tho lomlon milkmen hnvo a cow
nhoso function corresponds to tho
"Sltzredakteur," prison editor of tho
(Juruimi press. When u milkman Is ar
rested for soiling below legal grade ho
Is untitled to summon his cow to his
defense, mid havo her milked before
tho Judge, and so prove that tho poor
milk was tho cow's fault. .Many milk
men havo evaded fines lu this way of
late, mid recently It was discovered
that there was ono cow which was fa
mous for hor bad milk that could bo
hired for court purposes.
MODERN DEVIL-WORSHIP.
Rrotvsiitin nml Horrible I'rurllrri
HUH OlmorviMl lu Kiirope.
Vitnco Thompson In Kvorybody'B
makes tho following remarkable revo
lutions: "Tho dark forces which sclenco rec
ognizes but does not detlno exerclso
marvelous attraction on ml nils of a cer
tain order. lu scores of temples they
nro worshiped under different mimes.
I know ii little templo lu ltruges whero
tho followers of Lucifer gather, nnd
not far from tho Pantheon In Paris
thero Is an altar to Pmidoemon. This
may seem grotesque-; perhaps It Is,
but It Is formidable.
"It need hardly bo said thnt tho rlOea
wherewith Lucifer Is worshiped nro
hid In much myetory. A couple ot
yours ago I visited ouo of the 'chapels;'
it was In thu ltuo ltochechounrL Tho
black mass, which I havo no deslro to
describe, was celebrated. It was Fri
day at U o'clock. Over tho altar was a
winged llguro .of Lucifer, iinild flames;
ho trampled under foot a crocodile
symbol of tho church. A fow days ngo
I found tho chapel closed. Only after
patient research did I tliul tho new
nbodo of tho Satuulsts. Their chiipol
now Is In n great new npnrtmcut houso
at No. 22 ltuo du Ilulsscuu, within the
shadow of tho Cathedral of tho Sacred
Heart on Montmartrc, As of old, Sa
tan Is worshiped; every Friday tho
Luclferlaus gather. I could name many
ot them men not unknown In tho
learned professions. Some of them
havo lutluenco enough to secure, now
nnd thou, it right of midnight entry
to tho catacombs; thero amid skulls
and bones, with orgies I do not enro to
describe, they havo worshiped tho spir
it of evil calling upon Ilaphomet, upon
Lucifer mid lleelzcbub uud Ashtorotb
and Moloch, with crlos and wnlllug hys
teria. This attempt to reestablish tbo
worship of tho fallen archangel Is, I
think, tho most remarkable manifesta
tion of modern occultism."
Stuuch Aflectlou.
"Are you sure that man truly loves
your daughter?" usked tho friend of
tbo family.
"Yes," answered Mr. Cumror, "ho lias
beard her slug and speak pieces and
be wants to marry her anyhow.
Washington Star.
Tli Other Side.
"Did you over get Into Drown's
dence?"
"Oh, yes. It was costly, too."
"What was costly?"
"To get out" Yonkera Herald.
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THE COLUMBIA HYDRAULIC RAM U a simply corutructcd and
inexpensive machine that can utilize a small fall of water for the purpose
of raising a portion of it to any desired height. It is the fanner's friend in the
dry season" and is indispensable to those owning land high above ditches. It
will furnish water for domestic purposes, even elevating pure water of the spring
by means of the impure or muddy water, as found in some streams. Requires
no attention. Practically do cost of maintenance, there being no parts to get
out of order. A ram will pay for itself in a short time. Every ram installed is
giving utmost satisfaction. We keep a large stock constantly on hand. Write
to our Hydraulic Department today for illustrated literature.
Columbia Engineering Works
Tenth and Johnson Street. : : PORTLAND, OREGON
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
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CASTORIA
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Portland Trade Directory
Nnmri and Aildrraat in Portland of Rpr
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I'llOH) hlMTMlMt KoitilW ilrvHni.tninimltirllll
IiirI wrlla for rkya. Wimdwnl. i'liiia t Co.
MAI1IU I.ANTKUNH Wrlatrr '.. 1'ortland.
Ixiwait irlcra on Ijitlrn and Hllilra.
lil.AH'l'IO IIOMKHVHHlportara, llrcin Knit to
till fr inmiurmmnl bun km Woodnnl, Clarka.
IIOltHKH or all klnda for aula at vtr reiuoiiaula
ilcra. Imiulra Tli 1 runl St.
THUHHKH aantnn approval w auarantM fit la
moat dinicultCMrat Wooitard, t'lnrke .t Co.
AHTIFICIAt, KVKHt ayrry aliailx and hp.aa
aorlmanl ami on approval! Woodard, C'luraa Uo
CltHAM HKl'AllATOIlS-Wn nuaranlaa Iha U.H.
Mrparator to ! tlio lt. Writ lor U calalos.
lUirlwood Co., i inU and Oak.
MKN'HCt.OTHlNd lluflum A 1'andlrton, aola
aiirnia Alfrrd llanlnmln A Co.'a corrrct clollia.
hvrrrtlilnc In mrn'a nirnlitilnca. Morrlaou aud
HlitU atraaia. Uppoalta poaloillca.
1'OUI.TIIY K00I)-ir you want your Iifna lo la
mora rMKa writ ua for frr parlli'ulara alout l'u
ItlNA 1-OUI.TItY FKKUs-Acin. Mllla Co,
1'orllauJ, Oregon.
I'lANOH .t OIKIA.NH Oldrat piano houaa on Ta
ctile ciMat. Urvana and l'lano-i on aaay paymenta.
Writ fur Hat. IM uanuota yon a price. Allan
illlborl'ltainakarCo., 1'vrtland, Dragon.
ir.i.r.uiiiii hi irtiiiini i-ii.i. viun
plrtu roura ami poallion aeourrd whi-n crudualrd
llilaoitar kooiI only rnraluirt 1 1 inf. W'r.ln fur par
llvulara. l'ALMKIO 'IKI.KIIltAl'II INHTI1 UTK
(Irnnil 'Ihratra llultdlng, l'ortjfiml, Uregon.
P. N. U.
No. 22-06
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