The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, March 20, 1903, Image 4

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    Spring Medicine
There U no other season when good
medicine la to much needed a In the
Spring.
The blood U Impure, wak and
Impoverished a condition indicated
by pimple and other eruption! on tla
face and body, by deficient vitality,
Iom of appetite, lack of strength, and
want of animation.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Pills
JlaLe the blood pure, Tigoroua and
rich, create appetite, giva ritality,
strength and animation, and cure
all eruption, slave the whole family
begin to take them today. -
Hood Sarsaparilla baa been used
car family tot some Ume, and alway
good results. Last tprlnt I wa all ran
down nd tot Dottle, ol It. and a usual
received fteat brnt-" MlM Bnam
Bores, SW, Vt,
Hood's Sarsaparilla promlna t
cur and heap tit) promt.
The Owry Way.
Clergyman I am eorry to hear that
ran m'A Honor in thi hotel.
Hotel Cierk Well, sir, we wouldn't
if we coold get people to stop baying it.
Brooklyn Life.
Explanatory.
"for a firet attempt in pcblic." said
her friend encouragingly, "I thought
too tang with a good deal of feeling "
'I don't wonder at that," replied
the ambitions young vocalist. "Mt
heart was in my throat all the time."
Chicago Tribune.
The Root ol the Matter.
Pat An so yea ahtrack fer shorter
hoars?
"Mike Yit We want each wan to
consist v foi-rty minutes, begorry!
Puck.
A Strong Man.
"Jsysmith is a strong man.
id
Tecepot.
"Indeed' asked Goelin.
"Yea; I have seen him break a
twmty-doliar gold piece."
"Ah, I presume yon mean that ha it
s strong man financially."
of OiahMWta for Catairh That
At wercBTT ill tuteiv !eroT the sns of
tmeli uJ coBpeiy deranre Ihe who V
Vtm wfivaentericn it t&rouga bbwu tu
flMi. v-OCH VIK;ff tbCUit BTr t BMd x-
eM on crVK-npt'ou from repcB pCJ-
H&Ii's Carrli Curt, masutscran by F. J. !
Cdt A . ToiJo.0..eonia.ns nomereari. j
ana-.t'taiea tDwruailT. fc-un direct j npoa j
Id bonne HaJ i Caiarra Cur be turf too gri
the Balne. II is taaen tnwrnaUy. aaJ jcadx
la Taiio. oaio, by F. 1. CBeay 4 Co. lew
BOBials fr.
Sjii b Dvnrv ista, price 73e. per botu.
Hail's Famuy Flits are tbe b--.
Disappointed.
"So yon were held np by bandits'"
"Tea. and that isn't the worst of it
Tbey simply took my money without j
detaining ma long enougo to give ma
a start as a magaxin writer or lectur
er." Washington Star.
That "O-a-g-fc."
A roogh-coated, doagh-faced plough
man strode coughing and hiccoughing
through the streets of Scar borough.
Punch.
A Canadlaa'a Wise Saylag.
Tbe greatest asset of any country is
the, brains of its people. Andrew
Eonar Law, M. P., London.
-This i. the Unndry," -id theagent!
u .K ;r.c lh.m Ikmn jh lk
UIVIUU U1C
house. "Here, you tee, are stationary
"Ah. why do you call them station-
ary?" inquired the bride-to-be. "I it
beeanse colored goods won t run in
them?" Philadelphia Press.
tUanctUag of a Mathematician.
"He must be a pretty good matha
matican?" "How is that?"
"He's manager of a burlesque show."
"Welir"
"Weil, that's mostly a question of
fguree, isn't if" Brooklyn Eagle.
Can tor Explanation.
Philosophers like Mr. Perkins, Mr
Morgan's partner, who declared that in
modern conditions the young man woo ;
worki nara must win success , snouio
aa a iew ,WJl nor io r um,.-;
tiocs explaining matter satisfactorily ;
. tt J!
won- ,
.
Toe M. bo Boost.
Seweome Tbey tell me bens never
lay egga at night. Did you know tcatl
"Sobbote uh, yea.
Kewoome Strange, isn't it?
Eubbubs Not at all. All the beet
ara roosters at night, you know.
Philadelphia Press.
oooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Mind Tiiis.
Rheumatism
aftaos
StJacobsOil
Prtca, 25c wad SOc.
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in-
OLN IXylYj THE,
Lots of Christ Our lore must be
oersooal and not abstract-Kuf us
Jooea. Quaker. Philadelphia, fa.
The Bible. The Bible Is a book for
the common people, to be studied by
every man.-Rev. J. C Agvr, Sweden
borsiaa. Brooklyn. N. T.
The Real Gospel-Xew York needs ( t Laura L. BarttCS, BSD'
the real Gospel of Christ. The ipopu- , n udes Auxiliary 10
tar Christianity Is paganism.- . K. p . n a n A 0
Klndel, Zlonlte. New York. BurHSlJC POSt, JO. 4. ' U. A. K,
Smallest Service. - Money U the rCCOmmcnaS L dl3 fc. Finktiam S
smallest aerrlce a rich man can glTe. ; Vegetable Compound.
It la barren unless service Is given, Inil;seJtJMthlit come to women only,
with It James Logan. Evangelical. M a xilt, doctor is called in, wme
Worcester. Mass. i times several doctors, but still matters
Self Control-Where restraint ??Jm 7JJ
exercised over one s self It all lead rhich WM no, h.UvJ when
to a tendency to allow base passions j y pinkham'a Vpetall
to master us--Kev. Dr. Cotter. Roman Compound was used faithfully. For
Catholic, St Faul, Minn. i voung- women who are subject to
. r , t. m- u rloe ' headaches, backache. Irrerular or pam-
for a higher union, a union that shall
result In bulldin up the type of so
ciety In which gvod and free men le
ltre. Rev. W. 11. Ramsay. Louisville.
Ky.
Higher Kingdom. The facts of O.od
nieher klnedom are as plain to the
n tun v . - -
man who studies and believes as are
the facts of God s lower kingdom -Rev.
L. X. Watson. Episcopalian. Chil
Ucotbe, Ohio.
True Hving.-To rid yourself of your
own hell and to keep out of others is
the art of true living. Tiis may not
be ecclesiastical advice; it I common
senser Rev
ent Brooklyn.
n- X. T.
Rest!tutkin.-Grvat gifts from taint- !
ed fortunes are acts of restitution, j
Judas' money was not put In the treas-1
urr of the temple, but devoted to me
nses of the community. Kev.
lr.
Grant Episcopalian, New York.
The Moral Code. Society at present
Is to be condemned for many devl- j
ations from the moral code, bnt more
particularly In Its frivolous views of
tbe tacredness of marriage. Kev. I'r.
Kranskopf. Hebrew. Philadelphia, Pa.
. t,,w rhr;iin it t !he
highest type of civilization-ami wtj j
can deny It! then Is It not true tnai
we are retrograding Instead of ad
vancing In certain line? Cardinal
...
i mns-ment. Petple can get the
Amusements. People can
good there 1 In amusements with.ut
going to the bad. If they bare the riplit
purpose; a class of genial, broad-mind
ed Christians are attracting men to re-
ligious life. Rev. J. L. St-uddtr. Con-!
gregationallst Jersey City. X. J.
Good Courage.
A believing hart is
source of courage.
:.t oursff,. is
the courage of faith In God.
The Umi
Ml IO JUBUUA. A3 1 - ,
so will I be with you.
Joshua be-
lieved God and was Invincible. U-v.
R
W. A. Huckabee. Methodist Sla.-on.
Ga.
Xeed Xo Law. People who wish to
do right ned no law; those who are
desiring the finest and t?st things do
not feel the touch or pressure of any
Ttnf: thev keen within the iimi
of the right because they have no
s'.re to do otherwise. Rev. Ir. sava e.
Unitarian. Xew York.
Character. Christ looks at l.fe in lis
contribution of character. It is not a
J--. of per cents .nd return, of
. . i.
m'""" r-J - -
pf '"" ""-.: , " .t. .
Hf jind life forever. He asks: "What
aort of men does it pn-xluce
Dr. Carlisle. Method:st Colnm.
K, v.
a, S. C.
is the
; Tne Greatest loiog.-ixjic
greatest thing, not only la this world,
but In all worlds. It Is the master
builder of the home and also of the
human heart. It is the essence of true
religion. Our human love are hut
sparks of the great divine love. Rev.
Dr. Waters. Congregatiocalli-t Brook
lyn. X. Y.
HMrt Power. The world is run on
; heart power, yet men do not r al ae it.
Thought what a great thin? it is: It
i Is said that tbe day of high tbiakiu;
f Is past 1 do not believe tt. There
must be high Ideals and aspiration.
are necessary men of
, f h nt M we tlon Hev. Hr.
Epis,paL Waco, Tex.
"
An Action.-The avtraze man
doe
not seem to think far teyond an ae-
i tlon. There Is a larger brlsef in luck
! and chance than there is In taw and
1 certainty. The men of this g-nera-
tlon have constructed a God after their
own conception and laws contrary to
j the principle of the kingdom of 'ioJ
and the Scriptures.-Rev. Dr. S ni
mons. Baptist, Peoria, IiL
Eievelopment. To strive to find the
best In life, to get at its real though
half hidden meaning; day &y nj
faithfully looking always for tbe deep
er, truer things of life, cannot fail to
bless ua We live to bei-crae some
thing rather than to get somethinj;.
Heaven cannot come to those wasting
the life given to them for deve'.o;
ment Ber. A. E. Bartlett, Unlvep-al-lst,
Manchester. X. H.
Deserves More. Whu h of us dares
to say that be. In God' sijjht. d-se:vs
more than be gets? Wh h of us. then,
can say that iod ts hound to tive b in
more than He doe. The truth tauiht
all through the Gospel la to throw our
selves not upon the Justice of God. Lot
upon Hi tnerey. Hi go.-lii-. And
g.jodnes 1 free. It is s;.atn-ous It
flows from God- Itev. Ir. Alwp. Kp -copallan.
Brooklyn, S. Y.
Maybe a Hla:' Tempera! ore
A doctor was attend. ng a dangerous
case where a Scotch butU-r was en
gaged. On calling in the forenoon he
said to Donald: I hope your master's
temperature la much lowtr to-day than
it was last night." "I'm no' sae very
sure a boot that," replied the butler.
. "for be dee'd this morning.
j Grand Larceny.
' He stole a kiss. "Now. that." cried she,
I "I'll have you understand.
Is really petit larceny."
"It's not," said he. "It's grand"
--Philadelphia Press.
It?
fnl periods, and nervous attacks due to
the severe strain on the system by
some orjrania trouble, and for women
of advanced vears in the most trying
time of life, it serve to correct every
trouble and restore a healthy action of
all organs of the body.
" l.vdin K.rinkhaiu's 1 cgetabl
Conioound is a household reliance
in my home, and I would not be with-
out it la all my enenence wttn tma
medicine, which covers years, 1 have
found nothing to equal it and al
waya recommend it Ma. Lat a L.
Bak.ias, 07 Second St., S. E., Wash
ington. V. C. SMXV rV If tvi 4
M lmr.tr m) fcmnuMU cat tm infer.
Such testimony shonld h ac-
Fiakhani's Vegetable ComMuiid
stamW without a peer at a r-m
r1y for aU the distralng- UJao
Women.
01 Course.
The ralmiit looked fixedly at the
womtn's hands.
" A hy," she said perplexedly, "this
is queer". Your right hand and your
left band give different fortunes."
"Yes, 1 suppose so," replied the
woman, olacidiv. "I never let my
risiht hand km.w what icy
tiat icy ie:i anu
dctb, yon know."-New York
Time.
CASTOR I A
For IaJantf and Children.
Tlia Kind Yea HaY3 Always Bought
Bears the
a XTr'
Signature
h Safer.
"Aren't you afraid to go bear
bunt-
ing all by yourself.
"Xo, answerea tne onaia.
"I d rather tate c Lances on meeun
beai singie-handexl ti;an on
being mv
an excited
,,- , e,
companion. aaningtou cm.
rtvA r.. r., am s. ss r
rilO Uiirlica" "t- Sfii'.rlil
i Might Be Doing Worse.
j "II I were tie mayor," remarked
I the stranger who had attended a mert
j ing of the city council, "I wouldn't
J permit the aldei men to waste so mnch
time in nweseHj raiig." jt w,k
matters."
"The mayor knows what he ?
about," replied the cititen. "When
they're wrrg:ir.g they're not doing
anv mischief." Lhica? Tribune.
Mothers will Coa ars. slnsloW Sooth
tne imp tne best remerfy to use tor me.:
Sbiiaren during me teeUung pencsi.
. Pedagogics.
"Oh, yes," replied the bright ard
scientific voorg mother; "I always
give Clifford 25 cent when I spank
bim. The best authorities are quite
agreed that puniehicg a child for noth-
ing tends to cotifuse his ethical
notions." Pack.
ST. HELEN'S HALL.
Port l-Wd, Oftgla.
Irtrr:n t f-rpr-.'iapt fb-wrfnl aal ?
rnrMi borr", fr yrucc 1 for c"-
lo or other icforx-va ; p'.f to
MISS ELEANOR TEBBETTS, Prtclrl
AMERICAN
CREAM
SEPARATORS
Are sr.'.d rjb; So s
provai 4r,d s( a
lnt v-,.1 easbie voa
iokuii trA prC t
oa a tew cows. Tbe
east, f: rest es
etolne in si. the -orliS.
Strongest la A IX tt poia-a vasi asy
o'.ber, J.l :
Cim. Sklssileg. Easy Ct .
U(ht Be inc. DofaMWy.
Write lor free eaiacc?-
MITCHELL, LEWIS J STlftl 13.
PORTLAND. Ort.
SeOKASE. . BOtse. 1
Woo Merfal. rarts, WW.
iliousness
-Ihifi ymr valMftil fiWA
BBTt had a4 tm pele. Co.3 t
vftoui voartm. 1 fca mn- ttotm tm arae time
f .eial eUia ul3 tt) ?-owcr i.st3 rr ea vr.4a
inta, rum 'i anrvr esc w , t v wth is
Ft&ve r-wecL Tsete QMt ns
ins. aee &. w im (ft.v. Vk. a. a.
CURE CO-8TIPATIOW.
Sot IM. M
i
uaee
IM (ami.,.- uw. A. ataaa, A.saaj. A. i.
yiZ2yk Candy
y M CATMARTlC (
Warn
m 1 Tfl f f S'-S S.14 innnwrt S. . l rf
TRIALS Or THE ASPHALT GANG.
The For ail a Ha Hard Work to Keep
Pabtle Off tae sort Poveosem.
Said the foreman of a repair gang
working on Eighth avenue; "People
have au Wca that a foreman has au
asy time;, that aU be ba to do I to
stand arouud with hi hands III his
pocket and swear al the uicti at regular
tutervala. Aside from the fact that a
foreman superintends the Job and Is
therefore responsible for any mistake,
be has the duty of policing the strip of
asphalt being laid down that I, of
keeping pedestrians and vehicles from
ruunln over It before It s hard. The
gang know how to do Its work without
being eternally eueu si. coum
to sleep, and while they might loaf a
little the work would be Just as well
done. But If t should go away for half
an hour I'd Bud hen 1 came back that
half tbe population had either walked
or driven over the new patch.
"You'd suppose that cltlieiis who sre
forever complaining about the condi
tion of the street would at least not
.I.Jsv the work; yet they're like chil
dren who want to poke tbelr finger or
their feet Into everything that looks
soft. Once In a while a man will come
up to the edc of a fresh strip and dig
bis toe Into It to see now son it is, i sup
oose. Then he'll try to smooth the Im
nresalon away, but you can't do that
with asphalt make a bole In It and
vou've got to pour In more stuff to level
it off.
"The Inquisitive man Isn't the ouly
troublesome oue. Probably the man
who's In a hurry and doesn't like to go
out of hla way Is the worst. When we
are working at crossing where thou
sands of people pass every hour It
would take a 'fire line' to keep them off.
They cut right through the middle with
the air of a small boy with a chip ou
his shoulder. Women are the hardest
creatures to manage. Only a day or two
ago I caught a shopper attempting to
break past me. 1 spoke to ber, as I
thought, very quietly and respectfully.
She Jumped as If a horse bad udd-tily
stuck his nose In her face. The tongue
lasElng she gave me brfore an amued
crowd would have made a grease spot
of any man less hardened than I am.
"'iHiu't you speak to me don't you
dare jeak to me." she cried. 'You have
no rignt to rrignten peopie oui w turn
seusea. You wouldn't dare to talk to
my husband like that"
"It d -esn't do much good to put up
barrier of barrel and pknk. I've
seen a few lunatics crawl rtcht und-r
them or vault over them in order to kep
In the straight line In which they w-re
going. Of course fter we have laid
tretch. we alway put a fence up. nd
take It away later when the asphalt
ba thoroughly hardened. Then the
time when he merry truck driver gets
In hi fine work; he hips hi bore up
and ctche one of the bam-l or U'les
with the bub of bU wheel, and dowu
rumbles the whole bum-. This is hi
Joy and especial care. for. if his truck
be big enough ami heay ecoujja, he
owns the streets.
"Our troubles sr not slwsy with
laying asphalt. Sometime when we're
chopping out old aphalt we clash w:ta
the 'man in tbe street. Then litile
chlpa bmrisilicg all over with sharp
points fly in every dire-Uon. Sid the
citixen who fesls tbe sharp sting of an
asphalt crystal seen to U s all control
of hi temper. !!: line of reasoning, if
he realms at ail. Is that are luteu
tionally tLrowicg thi:ii: at him. lUjt
be takes tt all out in laik nd tst shak
ing, and goes off vowing to report the
matter.
"As a sort of dumping ground for the
bad tempers of people." concludrd the
f..rcmaa. according to the New York
Tim., "we cvrtamlv deserve to be
givt-n a place with the motormsn awd
the conductor."
SCHOOLBOY IN ANCIENT TIMES
How a Kammrn Papil of 2,O0 Tear
Ait at Hoes Hi laj's Io Ba.
Something juite new in tbe form of
an exercise book for budding Urevk
scholar has made It ppfarnr la
trermany. Info this "irk Beadet'"
; have been packed all r of d. l ghtfu!
and almost unknown siwimens of the
j literature of sncie-nt Grece. such
' fable, fairy tal.-s, stories, etc.. s.laj.inl
! for young people. Tbtre are a'-i exam
ple of the work done by the pupil of
the Graeeo-noman schools vnii twi-n-tf
cecturle ago. The following, for in
stance, 1 the account of bis d.illy rou
tine work by a Roman achoolhoy. He
write:
-I wake np before sunrise. leave my
bed. !t down with my straps and sh.n-s
and put on my shoe. Then water for
washing I brought to me. I wa-h first
my band, then my face, take off m;
nightcap, put on my undergarment,
anoint and comb my b.iir. arrange my
neck cloth, put on a white tipper gar
ment and a wrapper. Then I leave my
brdroom. together with my tutor r;d
my maid, salute my father and mother,
and leave the house." The mixture of
Spartan abstinence In leaving home
without a breakfast and of the alto
gether un fpartan luxury of an attend
ant tutor and maid Is tiggeirtlve.
- The youth goes on to explain, with a
delicloualy pedantic sir: I reach the
school, enter and say "Good morning,
my teacher." He return the salutation.
My slave hand slates, penbox and pen
cil to me. I it down In my ptare nd
write, and then I cr at out what 1 but
written. I write from a copy and show
It to tbe teacher. He correct ard
croe out what I bad. Then be makes
me read aloud. Meanwhile the small
boy have to learn their letter at,d
spell out syllables. One of tbe biztter
boys reads to them. Other -write
verses and I go In for s spelling compe
tition. Then I decline and ar.aivt-
or.me verses. When I have done !! thi
I go home to breakfast. I change mj
clothe and then I eat white lirea 1 and
olive, cheeae. figs and nut rl driuk
SitDt cold water. After breakfnst t ft
back to school I find the teacher read
Ing aloud, and be say. "Now we wld
benin at tbe beginning."
Thl schoolboy performance, say the
Wetmlnster Gsxette. goe a long way
to show once more that there 1 noth
ing new under the un. not even th
trivial round of the modern mhooltioy
The vital t)uetton of today, accwrj
Ing to the women" I'wirnai. I thi.
"When l a garment a gown and wlier,
I. It ,1,.. V .Im, want
J " ' " ' .... .......
y
the women s louriui,.
Health
For 2S yesra I ha never
missed taking Ayer'a Sarsspsnlla
every spring. It clns my
blood, mk me feel irong. and
doe m good In every wsy.
John P. Hodnette, Urooklya, N.T.
Pure and rich blood
carries new life to every
part of the body. You
are invigorated, refreshed.
You feel anxious to be
active. You become strong,
steady,courageous. That's
what Aycr's Sarsaparilla
will do for you.
U SttSaMs.
an
ir4T.',-x U. W
Fltlst." Not Fittest j
Mrs. Kiurlon Jt think, out of
.ii i Knmiii' nine chlldron, lha
nnm now livine is Coutin Jane.
... v, . ... w.
Mr. Kingdoo Couin Jane,
dressmaker?
Mrs. Kingdon Ye.
Mr. Kinsdon Well. It's only
the
nal
Pur-
oral that b should be the last.
viva! of the
York Time.
filial, yon
know. New
roreouehs and colds thee I no bf
medicine ihan 1'ino Cur for tonaump-
1'rtc 45 cent.
Hi tVcupklloa.
"What have you ever doo for yonr
country," asked tho indignant cititen.
"Xever eUrted to ciwnt up," answ
ered tho practical politician. "Too
bust finding out abat my country can
do for ma." Washington risr.
nckle.
Tommy LH tireenup, you told me
last week von liked n bettos'n yoo
did any other boy, and now yi.u is
tin' Pics Traaier shine np to you.
Lil I did like you llio heet lat
week, but I've changed my mind.
Due your pape. keep a candy torT
TTmJ.Xn. a- - chi
Lil-Weil.DUk. pa, doea. - tbi -
riTO irihtme.
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY,;
Genuine j
Carter's !
Little liver PUls.
Mutt ' Slgnatura) of
AW FsfcS-asUo Wrap
Trv n m i
roi iubacil
CARTERS
ni Diumtis.
rvi nuo.titit.
roi T0JP19 utti.
rot C0IIT1PAT10I.
rei tAtuw trui.
raimeoNrtixioi
sayjgf ayas-a f 4. 1
ntZm ! twrr Tornaata..
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
BMCCsBaaaaaasVHHV'
One of tne essential of the happy
Information as to right Urine and the
health and ha coin r. With
recreation, of enjoyment and of eflort may be made to coa tribute
to that end and are of not leaa value than the naine of the mot
wholesome food and the selecting of the best medicinal agenta
when needed. With the well-Informed, medicinal agent are used
only when nature seed assistance and while the importance of
cleansing the eyitem effectually, when bilious or constipated, ha
long been known, yet until within recent year It wsi neceaaary
to resort to oil, salts, tit r set of roots, barks and other cathartic
which were found to be objectionable and to call (or constantly
Increased quantities.
Then physician baring learned that the most excellent laxative
and carminative principle were to be found la certain plants,
principally In the learea, tbe California Fig Syrup Co. diacovtred
a method of obtaining auch principle In their purest condition and
of pre sen tin? them with pleasant and refreshing liquid la the form
most acceptable to the system and the remedy became knows a
Syrup of Fig a flg were need, with tbe plant, la making It,
' because of their agreeable taste.
This excellent remedy la now rapidly coming Into universal use a the
best of family laxatives, because It is simple and wholesome and cleante
end sweeten the system effectually without disturbing the natural
functions and without unpleasant after effect end it use may be discon
tinued when it 1 ao longer required.
Ail who would enjoy good health and it blesdng ahould remember
that it la the one remedy which physician and parent well-Informed
approve and recommend and use and which they and their little one
like enjoy, because of ita pleasant flavor, tta gentle action and Ha
beneficial effect.
Syrup of Fig is for aale by all reliable druggist, t the regular price
of fifty cent per bottle, la original package only, baring th nam of
the remedySyrup of Fig and the full name of the Company
California Fig Syrup Co. printed on the front of every package.
Lowtawillw. Kr,
JOHN POOLf!, PORTLAND, ORB.
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SPECIAL PIANO SALE
Lots of Snaps in Prices.
Every opportunity now to get good instru
ments at moderate prices.
Second hand pianos and organs that don't cost
much, but count for a whole lot when it comes to
value. Instruments whose names are prominent
and young enough to justify much larger prices.
Write for a full description with names cf
pianos, special sale prices and all details of this
great house-cleaning sale.
EILER'S PIANO HOUSE
Washington Street, Corner Park,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Large Houtea San Francisco, Spokane and Sa:r amenta.
hamea of to-day la a fond of "Vjky -jry
bett method of promoting; ""7
proper knowledge, each boor of
as rrtaclsco, CaO.
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Jack Knife Shoes!
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