.tiJVJ U11 '.lUl.pT1
JSntcred at the Pmtofficc at St. Helens,
Oregon. u second-class mail matter.
.The Mist was the 8rt paper in Oregon ,
to ex pons I lie dishonest methods of "the
ISSORD KVKRY VHWAY BV
U. H. Ft.AC.G,
KllITOK AN1 PROPRlKTOR,
,One copy, one year, in advance . .fl 00
Jiix months'. '..'....'..',...: ot)
Igal notices 23 cents per line.
i .FRIDAY September 15, lXW.
. Havsng tlic largest circulation of any pa
' per in Columbia County, '
ONE YRAIt LATER.
One year ago ywhf rday occurvd the
, fl re that wiped out the business poitionof
jM. Helens, caused loss of many thous
ands of dollars, and spread a general
gloom throughout the community. Tlio
progress thnt litis been made iu the past
'year, while not nil that was hoped, id
substantial and it seems to bo assured
ihat in the year to come much greater
advance will be made. From what the
Mist can learn tho prospects for the
.future of 8t. Helens were never brighter.
It seems to bo assured that a new court
home, will be beun during the coming
'year. The county connnUsioiiers have
'pledged themselves to this, and they
are men of their word. Besides, it is
the sentiment of tl.e county that the law
should be complied with as toou as
practicable, and thereby this vexatious
question be forever put at rest.
It is also practically assured that a
new and up-to-date, mill will be erected
'with a cutting capacity of from 7o,0M to
100,000 feet of lumber per day, and that
a spur w ill be constructed to connect
St. Helens with the Northern Tacitic
Uailroad. .St. Helens now has a good
school building, good streets and itsown
water system, and with the improve
ments above mentioned it will begin an
era of prosperity such as the old tow n
has never known.
rORTLASD KtiOTISM.
Fair
alter Reed Outiral Concession at the
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. ..V,., w. . .... ... .. ... V. M n I tUII
far permitting snc.1 a set of swindlers to
operate iiKin the ground.'. The fori
land papers must have known that
visitors to tho Fair ware being imposed
upon by these grafters, yet thev had
never a worn to say iii.mgti tney irj
keen to give big headlines to an item
setting forth Hint ix number of "the
guards at the gates bud btieii detected in
"knocking down" fares. They n
w illing to ox(ose thu small ran-ul?, but
the luifir ones, protected and indorsed
by President UovaIi, they sheltered by
their Hie nee. Now vume the reiiuuble
oculists of the city of PonUiid, and in a
long and precise article iu the Oregon
Journal request President Uoodu lo ' tit
form the publ.c why lis permit these
dishonest and injurious swindlers to ply
their vocation in buildings erected by
the State ofOng'U, and toyraclice upon
the sympathies oi pareuls and the fears
of men and women that they " will lose
their lyetihr. The oculists point out
that V alter Ueed has sold his i'ortlan 1
business to a louver Couipuuv, and
therefore the guri.nt.es given by hiui
are valueless. They also ot.i e tliat thu
fakers sold to a Mr. and Mrs. Simon six
IKiira of glasses fur i'Jj, and when a kick
was made the F.dr authorities induced
them to refun 1 "5 of this inouey, thus
fully admitting they had swindled
the Yimous to thiit extern. The ocu
lists point out that it is the duty of Mr.
Uoode to pro.ect visitors to the Ex po
sition, an J thai instead of doing so he
is pemiuiiig them to be robbed, and he
is doing this fur a money consideration,
thereby making himself a full partner
in tho crime. The press of I'ortluud
could have prevented this disgrace, but
iusteai of doing so it kept absolute
aileuce. Is the press influenced by a
cash cousideiatiou, other fioui the Ex
position managers or the Walter KecU
IT ISAMATTCROFHEALTH
ill
l.i ku t Iniliiiir Money
Finding health Is like finding money,
i think those who iuc sick. When vou
have a cough, oold mho throat, or cliect
a unci:
AIU'IWSE.I. with ft few exceptions arc
. I . . It:
m think ilinirt uIim a.t..b Wl,.... ihtiii'ntivt tl tMi.tttinatioil or iK'tmltV.
I t : Imtt ill . ,nl l.i yiiu il
irrimiion, letter iut promptly liku W . .r.l ..f i.n.Ui i..r Itallmd's Suuw l.lnl
0. lUrber of fNtndy Level, Ya. Ho ineut. I slopped on a nail w hich CHimed
says: I had a teriiahlo chest troiilile.
caused by einoko and cuul dust on mv
I ill, wni. U ill mv li'ui in contract and un
' ttbaess lo rlo in mv knee, and the iIihj
Absolutely PurO
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE
AS UTHKBS SKK IS.
A Fluttorlng Kevlow of ( olusibin
t orjul)'s Kxlilblt.
lungs; but, after finding no relief iu
other remedies, I was enro l by Or.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
coughs, and colds. Uii'iiUst sal 'j of any
cough or lung medicine in tho world.
At I'erry & tiiulmm store ;&0o and fl.OJ;
gnnianleevl. Trial bottle fric.
The geullcmau who laid "Lot us Imvo
puace through lh dinvt priumiy law"
had the situation correctly sired up.
outntT
DIVOKIKAXD HAFl'I.XESS
Refjring to Seattle week at the
the Portland Oregonian says
"It is something to have attracted lo
Tortland the presence of so many people
.from Puget Sound as have rome since
June 1, and to have heard from one and
'all that the Exposition is worth while,
'and that therefore the community that
creates and maintains it is all right."
To the people of the different counties
fof the Slate of Oregon, who have sub
mitted to an extra burden of taxation in
. rder that the Lewis and Clark Exposi
1 .on might be placed on a substantial
linancial basis this will have Rn un
grateful sound. Portland did not creat
the fair, although it took the initiative,
neither does Portland support .the Fair.
In addition to paying their share of the
'taxes nearly every county in the State
is maintaining exjieusive exhibits which
could Dot be Drocured in xnv ntber
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K lllinnt an imtnanu. Anil.. . I . . 1
of the Exposition. These exhibits are
an important factor in drawing people
to the Fair. Portland is the greatest
beneficiary. It is reaping a baivt
from theFair. Its.gtretcarand electric
light companies are making immense
turns and its business men are enjoying
year of prosperity unparalleled in
heir history. It is said that thp stock
holders iu tlie Lewis and Clark corpora
tion in addition to the indirect benefit
Tmty-ode divorces were granted by
judge Cutland Friday. Few questions
wero a.litd, but neatness, dispatch and
good nature marked the entire proceed
ings. F.rty-two ptrsonj seem to have
agreed that' marriage is a dismal failure,
and the entire forty-two are presumably
happier for the kindly intercession of the
court. Indeed, the court teems tJ have
had no alternative. The defendant made
no protest. There was obviously nothing
to do but accept the ex parte statements
of the twenty one complainants.
Eighteen of the twenty-one complain
ants were women. It is always so.
Three-fourths or more of all divorces arc
given to women. lecajse they are less
patient and more abused than men? Or
because the men are more tolerant and
less inclined to rush before tlie public
with their grieviances? We answer at
once that women are both n.cr.- patient
ana more irtqicntiy atmsed thai n.en,
b cauie all women and mauy men say so.
Therefore the fault must be witU the
n ea. for the sufficient reason that man
is a brute.
ueseruon js me cause ot Uivorcc in
most cases. The husband eetsdrunk and
runs away. He leaves the wife to strug
gle along as best she may with the little
ones, if there are any, which there
usually are. He seek new pastures and a
new victim, and sooner or later appears
ia the same role in another court. Re
cent figures show that desertions are be-
than ever, and
vow is less
(Portland Ore joninii)
But few people who stand Hgapclnnwo
and admiration as they view the solid
splendor of the Foaestry building, at thu
Lewis ami Clark Exposition know that
the greater number of the immense" logs
of whkh the buiidirg is constructed
come from Columbia Count;. And
the county's booth iu the Agricultural
building is yet another display of
timber. Columbia's wealth lies iu'her
tree. There ate more than 10,000,1100,-
000 feet of what ia termed the Jiutst
lauding timber in the world, within
the bouudry liuesof tho county. Wheie
there are now waving lields of goldeu
grain, 11) years ago was trncklcss toiest,
Uh what was then termed an inex
haustible sum,!? of limber. Hut the
woodmans ax and the lumberjack and
the logging railroads have all done their
share toward converting wood into
uiouey.
Iu the county's loth at the Expo
sition are numerous bundles of cedar
shingles aud poles silent testimonials I
of the way Columbia County cititeus
gather in the dollars. One of tho most
interesting exhibits is a fir "knee" a
tree which grew without foliage or limbs
and which is so old that it appears as if
teared by forest flames. A perfect cedar
board -Xt feet long and 62 inches wide is
another cpeciiuun of Columbia County
timber ou display. The frout and ceil
ing of the booth are made of Columbia
County timber.
Attacked Hy a Mob.
and beaten in a labor riot, until covered
with sores, a Chicago stiout car conduc
tor applied ilucklins Arnica Salvo ami
was soou sound a,nd well. "I use it in
my family, writes U.J. Welch of Teknti-
aha, Mich, and find it perfect." IHilv
J5o at Perry A (iraham's.
tor told mo thnt 1 would have a el III leg
so one day 1 went to J. F. Lord's di ng
store- who Is now in 1'enver, Colo he
reivoiueiled a bottlo of Snow Llniiiuient.
1 got a 50c i-uu and Ic cured my leg. It
is the bcBt in thu world SoM by A. J.
iteming.
The published accounts of tho Brilt
Nelsou piho tight should be read to the
Igorotles. It might tend toAitrd tiil
sing them.
Attorney Fischer, of Rainier, is iu
favor of peace in the K 'publican party.
You can tell by Mr. Fischer's inukc-np
that there is nothing he likes as well m
peace, unless its a row. lie belongs to
the church militant.
HcautHiil Women
Plump elntks, lliishtil nlth the fl
gtoW of health and a pure iMinplexiuii,
uiuko all uonien licnut'ful. luko a
small iloce di Herbine after each ineul;
it will prevent constipation and lieln
digest what vou have calm. Mrs. Win,
M. Stroud, Midlothian, Tcmii, writes,
May III 1WI:
"We have used lleibino in our family
for eight yeurs, and found it the lift
medicine ever used fur constipation,
billions fever ami malaria. Sold by A.
J. IVuiiug.
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MEN'S sun
$9.75
MNKW PATTERNS
miW FABRICS
The best you ever .saw lor the price. Other ston
usk f 15.00 for no better.
Welch,
4 221-223 Moniion
5end for one. IF IT DONT
PLIEASB YOU, return it.
THE AMERICAN
nTHTYTTlPT? H
8 . rnlIiui(L (t(. H
k JK Mum X M s A sSs X A jfV X st a. A jnWS AA X -JCjJ
CROWDED OUT BY
AND FANCY ONES.
The Portland Jnuruul it j;raiUiii!ly 1 c
Coini'iH rtvuucilcl to the Kiitso'Iiip term
of peace. It now says the Japs did very
-1 well, after alt. Indeed they did ; hut lint 1
IJ I PJCC (nearly well as the Journal una
they have reaped will realize every cent
they invested, so that Portland w ill not ' comina more common
have paid one cent to the Exposition ) that therefose the marriage
mua. A great aeat 01 una money comes ; regarded than ever. One woman in a
out of the pockets of the country mer- hnndred suffers from abandonment; few
chants, whose customers this year have men are subjected to the same experience,
purchased their supplies in Portland. Few women leave their huslmnd. n,W
Salem is the principal stfT-ier and it is
probable that an attempt will be made,
in return for her complaisance in saiving
the State Fair this year to secure the
perinaneut location of that institution at
Portland. Under the circumstances it
would look better for Portland to give
some credit to the oqtside State.
When a country is new there is in
evitable waste. Much of it cannot be
voided because of a lack of facilities for
using up various offal. For instance,
we of the North west are probably more
familiar with the waste of wood than
.anything else. We haye seen portions
which would be carefully utilized iu the
J-:sst, thrown" away. As wood grows
scarcer it is used more carefully, and by
products are manufait ired from it, un
til there is no part of' tho tree unused.
In Michigan a distilling plant has been
established which uses PQ cords of tim
ber a day. The wood used consists in
crooked logs, tree tops and offal of ail
kindj from lumbering campi. From
,0116 cord are manufactured wood alcohol,
ten gallons of it, 200 pouu Js of acetate of
liuw and fifty bushels of charcoal. Very
little is lost. The alcohol brings CO cents
a gallon, the acetate of lime is worth
two cents a pound and the charcoal sells
or 10 cents a bushel. It is estimated
.that the value of the wood used per cord
! about $14. What fortunes tho loggers
throw awayl ''
any circumstances of provocation,
neglect, or abuse. , Here is oue woman's
story :
lie wouldn't support me. and I told
him I could not support myself and him
too. He only earned (8 ail the time we
lived together, and spent it for liquor, so
one morning we talked it over and separ
ated. She didn't leave him ; but she agreed
that he : ho ild leave her. If he had done
the right thing, or tried to do it, she
doubtless would have stayed with him.
But he was glad to quit her, and go off
sna get drank in race.
Most women who are deserted are bet
tt-roff, else it mightbe well to make aban
donment a criminal oCens;. Marriage
is an essential institutiun of society; but
unhappy marriages are not. That most
marriages are not unhappy is proven by
the fact that society has no thought of
abandoning marriage as an institution.
Oregonian.
Fruit und vegetables from the famous
Nehalem Valley, "the garden spot of
Oiegon," aro ou display, and the claim
is made that, although horticulture iu
the county is btill iu its iufaucy, the
finest fruitsin the world can be produced
aid are in many places now produced,
iu Columbia county. Of mineral, the e
are on u it play several specimens of iron
ore, bearing 00 per cent of tho metal,
and which is practically undeveloped
in tha county. One esident if the
couuty, recently sold his lurid, on which
iron ore was located for 100,000,and the
capital of the Fast is being enlisted to
good advar.taga for the development of
the marvelous mineral deposits of the
lOUity. liuildm stone, pottery clay
and marl are found in ve y large quan
tities, specimens of which are exhibited
iu the county's reservation at the Fair.
But that of which Columbia Conntv
citizens are most proud is the display of
prize ribbons and silver loving-cups ex
hibited :n the booth. For the best llol-stein-Fnesian
dairy herds, Philip Frakes
of Scopooose, shows many prize ribbons
won at various Urge expositors throu -h-
out the country. Harry West, of Scap-
posi, fr-nJly exhibits twj uimsivc
silver loving-cups pre. en ted Lim fur the
best Je a ly dairy herd.'. W. B. Hum y
man, 01 tj?app- ose, also displays his
prize ribbons. A gold medal awarded
A. D. Holiday, of Scappoosp, for the
best apples exhibited at the Ei ffalj Ex
position, is also chowon.
E. II. Flairg. of St. Helen.', is imhare
of the exhibit and-has done much to
ward making it attractira.
Can't Yon Find a Place ia Yoar
Horns for One of Them?
Fine New Baby Grand Pianos
aud Exhibition Uprights
Take the Place of Many
Good Used Pianos Will
Sell These Now at About
Half Price Many Stand
ard Makes Included Or
gans Also.
mire 1
well. I
they would. And Kiwm.i has il.mc
If it profits bv the !enu of tlio 1
will li more pnwi r'nl than ever.
Mlt AINS
S. A. Heed, Cisoo, Texas, writes Mar.
tl, I'.lUt: My n 1 i.-t wa.-i xpraincd sj Uid
ly by a fail thnt it uiw useless; and
ttttct usiiig itvctal remedies thnt (nil,!
to gho rcleif, used I'mllanl's Snow l.i,,).
mctit, and ms cuted. I earnestly
recommend it to any one stiflVring from
."plain.-.
The A. .li l R. R. will sill se.is.tti re
cursion tickets fnmi llon!bu tj all Clrtt
sip Peach point and return, coutuiuing
until September Kith, at ft fur the r.iim I
trip, gisod to return until Octuhcr ! 1.
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Ki'iiuei'd llntM oa Mr, IrnliJa
MWW if Iff SU MM.'tiWTi 1ffnfW!?fr tlf
These us.d piano, setae it them real
ty excelleut instruments, must lie dispos
ed of.
Whatever make may be vour favourite
you are sun g:o find one or more sjtti.
mens of it m the collection now, an.)
prices are simply cut iu two. Fav puv
incuts, too, for those not wislimi: tl rxiv
all cash. b '
Many a good used piano, slixbtly out
of date as regards case, perhaps, but sweet
toned, and thoroughly desirable has
come to us during the just two week in
part payment for fine new Chickerirg
uauy granii ami upngnts, Wclr Iml.v t
uprtghts, grands and l'iauola pian.ts, or t constipation or iiulicnthm, is still
On and iiflcr June 2:'n l, !!U1 l!i
ou the Sir. Ir.ili'.i will 1 as n!!m,
HixhI to Oct. II, 1'Vi.l, Col lean ! K.il.iuia,
".V one way, fl .''. rittm l trip. Hoffman,
Martins, Council, Ctplei, i'Oc one wav.
?! . n.iind trip. Columbia Vny. ik'sr
oneway, MV round trip, tit, Hekn. CV
oue way, Mc round tup.
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New Walk "Over
Styles for Hen
$3.50
AND
$4.00
tin! UlT t
I In may sell tl.lnk l Ims got off
cheap, who, after having ei'iilrai-tid
a hie
at Terry t (iral.atn's stnre. (jti.irni.tei-il. I k!
" i i
11 Wasn't taU-hlutf
Mr. Baker will doubtless prove an en
tertaining licet.
It still remains a fact that prior .to .the
establishment of the Journal vou might
Fcnreh thu Orvjfonian iu vaii'i for uny
tflisrhtiiiK ullueiou to the "tirst families"
of 1'ortland.
In a village where severnl cases of
scarlet fever occured, and where an epi
demic was feared, a little gill came late
to school one morning, and when aeka 1
by the teacher tho cause, sail her
mother aas tick. The teacher decided
it would be safest to send tho child
home again until the nature of the sick- i
nees should le ascertained. Very soon
after the little one returned to school,
and going straight to tho teacher, said :
"I'leasc, ma'ain, papa say it's not
cap tyn; it's a boy,"
If you are owing fur the i:iit, please
step in and pay up or send the money
to us; wi have earned it, and we need
it in our business. The paer has been
going regularly to a nmulier for a year
and a half or more, who have never paid
a cent, aud wo have come to the con
clusion that it is time to have a et ttlc
ment. Running newspaper is simply
a business proposition, ami H cos:
loroneoi ittoseiancv exhibition stvlc of to n'rfectlv restore liil health. NVhihir
rUiWorJ'c.c UJ,; leSte"r tl,eK!''"'"l" I'r. Kin,, New " l.i...
With the hamllitw of the free tnlkitiw A quirk, p!ca-ar,t, nud cerla n
machine distribution for The Oregonian, " cure fur headache, consiipstimi etc
we sua:i neefl every Inch of available
floor space these coming weeks, and
want every one of these nse.l oiann nut
of the way. Prices have been lar.-.li
uown to tlie core terms of payment wiil and
ue u a te lo suit any reason ile buyer 1
the instruments will he guaranteed hr ns '
as to service and quality, or uionev' re-i
ftt lded, and if yon are nut prepared," even I
with the liberal inducements, to buy,
why we will rent you one of these pianos I
for a mere normal monthly rental.
We cannot describe each instrument '
here. Knitif-e it in im'ni..n (..,., .1... '
names and sale pi ices, vi:
Kimliall, nearly new, f J00; !arj;c-.t oak
case Schiller. l.s; fancy waluut, I vers
& fond f iy.; elegant Utile mottled wal
nut Hine, ft!J: another' filH; very
fancy mat;oaiiy I)oU,tis:; v.ta'Atet nice
medium sid tnatiog.uiy Jistev new fM
I.ighte, Newton & l.o.'nnrialir. n
Ceruian-made upright, Kl ; an I'.uglisli
imported upright, f -i ; a very showy new
mottled walnut .Starr, j5178: a l,irt"-st-M;e
mahogany Kmcrsmi, 1 78; very fme i 'v0 'emedy
lament fizC lancv Lester, almci n.
f'iJo; a good looking I.udwig. fl,-,;
another the largest and showiest lua-lr.
f IbH; a mngniiicient Pease upright, f'Jia
a very nice little Vose, lfj; anctther
very fancy mahogany Vose, );; nn.l I
tfltlf fflt IIAf 1 . t A ... J,mi.
"V U 8U.-m IllliC f Vt't
Wcbtrbaby ujjright. genuine rostwxl
CQ3C, carefully rep'jlished, f!7H.
KNIGHT'S
oj.jM.siif. ivrMiHiiotii. I'oii rr.AND
71:11 ill 111 111 li 1 111 li 1 -ii n 1 ii- ,! . ,. .
2ESS
riAit. omm
nut Wd'tW
60005 St Nil
J.'l'fl.-
Dr. Knoder u?t Or. Green's no
carrcct method of makln 1 ar'J-
ncioi i;etn. nates are made by thitj
building, Portland.
eylin led V,,UU
Kvery part of the nuicnis membrane.
the nose, throat, cam, head and lungs I
etc are suljerl to din-n mid Might!
r.jllard's tl.irt-
THE iU(i STORK DOAVN
15y The 1 Sawmill!-
U Kpcivini: New iUmU Kvrry thy in ilv W.k
from neglected coliU
a pleasant and effective
hound .Syrup is
mneilv.
W. keiidriek, Valley MIIIj, Ti xas
writes: I have u-cl Halhird's More-
hound Syrup fur coughs nnd Ihroat j
trouliles; it is 11 Mcre-iint un.l f.,i ,.il',., i I
foid uv A J. i..ining. j
SUMMONS
In theriri ultciiirt ..I 11:" nmt,, ,4 iir.-itiii f, j
'nlunil la ( "Mill,'. 1
i-mit Duaioa, i,iinii, v.. i,,'.0 c. .r
.(.-lefi'littfi. I
In Di win., (t ihf .:ta,e i.f Orepn i-.,. r.w '
;,"r,,i, ' I ' 1 1 . w I I o ii.f,,r 1 r ,1;, t. i
I.lalni rlli-.l smlu-t y.ii In ih,- a-i.i lil.-.l
win aa. t 11m n r i.cl..n- .11 ( ,) w, ..,. ir.,.
theil.li. ,1 l',r !lr.t i.mI.'i..., . , '.r "'
in sriuare pianos you can secure one at i.f a,,'..,., v.,.' ... ..!. I'J' . I'.1." '"' ,:' '" '"'
any price you nave a minil to name, flu
getsone. fL'7 secures a better one. l-,,r
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THE MUCKLE STORE HA3 A REPUTA-
lion of finj Handing fur (inly ;rt In
-GF.NKRAL iUIJKCHADISIi--
Dart & Miickle.
!St. Ifl'lciH, -
Kiinart for a foqgt
fthi you can nave something tlmt in real
ly worth a mnsician's while, and the very
rl,fti,--ct .l rt-..l ...nt..... ..... ,
less than tUH.
Vay as you like, 43 a month or i und
5 on any gf tl'.tse used squares and up
rights. i'lease bear in m'ind that Kilers I'i.m,,
'"'"k -aiauices every i:i:iirumcui cir
r.-Mi.iru.! in ,. ,,r nn. ,iu,,r , 1!m. .
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Hie i.nier l.,r ihu t t ..-,. 1 1., ,. ,),'., ,
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N-I.ire !ic- fill, ,!, ( i,,.!,,!,,.,
Ilier... III.- ,li,t,ir oil! n:.iiy i I,
II. e r. Ill .tvitMiicl.-l l i.
l-"lHl.t' Hi,. I, ,,1
fur u ilie
monev for iwtae. labor, nnd th. MW, l7"' " 'rY.T I'c".' al" n, "'?
its printed on. If you are behind
your subscription, kindly pay
wo suaii appreciaio it. It you
taking it as rcguhrly as clock work,
reading every issue, and have been do
ing so lor years, iut "never ordered it"
and "don't want if," pay for what you
have bad and wi will do the ret. But
thank goodness, we haven't many of
the latter kind.
no. mnui-v wilt I. il,i.pfi,li 1...1
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We will slrp any of these tiianos sub-
Up and Jcct to examination and trial to any part
ou are ?t V,e Su:U;?.,0' "tron, Washington,
..u.iw ui ...urnrum, ujifin receipt 01 tie
posit, to show good fauh, equal to one
tenth of the sale price of the instrument.
In ordering please mention second
cuoicu.
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I 01 thf rimte i.f Urini.n un 1 In-1 ,,
inn, rii.i.lf: uimJ t-;,r,..,.,
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run iiiiM.mtieii .,. I
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Ail) for .imi.mr
ii.U'vit Of t.
There has been considerable monev
rqieiitfor publicity in connection with
.t-he Kxposition. Now it would be inte
resting to know how much was expend
ed to prevent publicity ' "
li.HBia ijuit because she had enough.
,?,i)n!i ruit Jujcauso tliu thought she
v'Mn't not any iiiorp, "'" '
Are You Kmcaged?
Engaged people should remember,
that after nisrringe msny (juarrels may
oe avonJed by tenping their digestion!
in good con lition with Kectric liitltrs
L) 1 r. ... .... ' '
Coo ! Urguiix, Too!
The Itoyol Hawaiian band will remain
at the Exposition until September 18,
its contract having been extender two j instruments will be taken back by Kilcrs
Wc have a! a Icrga number of very
fine organs for homes and churches that
we are closing out al just about half price
011 payments of fa, :j or n monthly.
Send for list or call and s e them.
Anotiier inducement: Anv of their
The city of Spokane, Wash., has pre
pared 1000 feet of moving pictures re pre.
be avoided by keeping their digestions -"ting whei.t-rcying aud harvesting
ic liitltra. , scenes, nrigntio 1 work aid other ngri-
h. A. Brown of Cennetsville. fi. C nvi
"For five years my wife suffered intens
ly from dyspepsia, complicated with a
torpid liver, until she lost her strength
and vigor, ami became a mere wreck of
her former eelfe. Then she tried
electric bitters, which bellied her nt
once, and finally made her entirely well.
She is now strong and healthy." JVrry
fc 'ji aham sells nnd guarantees tlieui uti
50o a bottle
cultural activities in the vicinity nf (Spo
kane, for free exhibition In the V'ash
ington state buiding at the Exposition.
After the fair the moving pictures are
to be placed on tho vaudvillo theatre
circuit in the Ej.ni. This v. ill le a novel
feature in vaudeville entertainment.
liavnie.it
new nigii-graric piano, anil '
weeks. The band has made tlie erftatest I naiio House toward
musical hit of tho season. Thousands
of people sra delightel with the daily
concerts by the Kanakas in thu grand
.baud eland.
ot any
we umi I Hlln-
the full amount paid to date of return at
any time within two years from date of
purcnasc.
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THE FAIR MOUNT
Corner LMth and f.hur -.tie.t, ht the fr.
M OREGON
0 sssoip- Like
ahdSMon Pacific
I have money to loan 011 approved
ri al estate security.
W. H.I'OWIXIv,
.'it. Helens, Ure;on.
t'Nf.'l'Sl ' If,l'(T.
i;iln:.i;o- I'-i'tittlTSSTt
ir.,n,tri.,.n 1 ... ,''" :"' J'"i
to enliven the honrs spent indoors bull 7"K j.i 7.v". u
not caring to invest in a new piano, they : wiiiin
have hren rniti.U,1 l tr,,..... .1 f I null M'nlln, .,.w
,(. iitr Won, ci,r rrA,.,.
ure they would seek. Here is the oppor- n I firem Kuril e,,,!
fti.l.lu In. Hi..,. I.. ....... 1 . I ' ,. , Ih.IiiI. '
....... ..wu.yq iu k suppiieu i
wnii u reiiainc musical iniitrument at
virtually half price and on terms of pay
ments hardly erpml to ordinary rent.
Call immediately, or telephone or
write K I KICKS PIANO HOUKli. ItlWT.
fw uf.i-AitjJUifMi, Sol Wash nittoii
street, I'ortlan I, Or.
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Vr'lii u hi roi thiiid tlo (0
Tlie Empire Uoxtaiirunt, V.V Third
Street., three doom South of linker Th
tro. Meals from 15 cents up. Open
day and night. Oysters in unv stylo.
Win. liolilanilcr, I'rop., formeriy of the
Royal, lat and MadiiXU.
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