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That wears almost as loDg as
solid silver is the kind we keep.
Only the products of the best
best known manufacturers find
their way -into this store, and
every piece has the maker's
name and mark on it. In ad
dition t we add our personal
guarantee as to the quality.
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GIFTS
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THE JEWELER
CLOCKS
Clocks of every style are in
this collection and everyone is
really handsome. Even the
strenuous little alarm p ocks
have their own good looks.
There'are clocks for the bed
room, parlor, dinning room and
halL All are acurate time
keepers and really, eceUenV
values.
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S1LVLRVARE
i Especially; Interesting
THE STOCK IS; COMPLETE
T HE OUALITY GUARANTEED
THE STYLE IS CORRECT
THE PRICES ARE RIGHT
Now is. the time to make selections
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Makers , have produced some
strikingly handsome designs
this eeason in iZLil'-Yl'j
TEAANbOFFiS?SETS
EZICAKESBASKETS
PICKLF JARS, V
t PITCHERS, J ETC
Man v of the moat Iheantifnl
are shown here. An inspection
ui our uispiay nu prove a
pleasant and profitable way of
spending an hour or so. We
wdn't nrge you to' buy but our
goods and prices are very
tempting.
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SILVERWARE
Thedisplayot complete sets
and single pieces is the most at
tractive to be seen in the city.
The designs are entirely new
and .very beautiful and have
been worked Wt' with great
skill and taste. ,
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I REDUCTION SALE
SWe hive nude np our mind to fell every roll of Wall Paper in our
store before the next iprinj stock arrives, and in order to insure a
$ . eomplite cltan-up we have cut the price retfardless of former price
Wall Paper from 5 cents up
. We Want to dear the house before March 1st as we expect a carload
of W II Waper to a arrive on that date. We have more Wall Paper
now on hand than all the other paper houses la the county. There
fore you will have a greater yaiiety to select" from. Our present';
, , stock is complete, i : 1' 1
Stackland & McLachlen
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SIGNS OF THE TlMES
An M n T-ll. Hi." P.lf... Uku
i nil in. e. llii) wivni tllij
I They Should Become Doc
tors
of Osteopathy as He
Has Himself Done
UNDERTAKERS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Having purchased the undertaking goods of K
An&rossfy Co., at an early date we expect to find
suitable quarters and will open the most complete
'and up-to-date Undertaking Parlors in Eastern
' Oregon. In the meantime ? we are prepared to
render the best possible service and will be found
(it the Andross 1 Co.'s Furniture Store. " :
We have had many years experience in this
business and know that the public will appreciate
the establishment that we will maintain.! e
Our prices will be reasonable, and our stock
complete. calls will receive prompt attention
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Jror trie present wan a. jznaross cf uo. jrnone it
t E$AY NDriCE """.
Notion to hereby flven to whom It my eon
trm Ibsi there came to 1117 place about July
Ut, 1MM. two mile north of Ferry on Dixie
Hat the following dencrlbed animal. One dark
brown heifer, prt Jertwy, coming two year -oi
l, without vlnlble brand or ear mark
Raid animal ba been taken np by me and i
Bow with my cattle on the Draper plaoeanoui
4 mile northeaatof Island city, mad owner
ran hare aam by proving property and pay
tng ehanre ?D BUKK,
Home In Old Town, I Grande, Oregon.
. Dated thia 7lh OAT oi Noreiuber, liAH.
Notice of Final " Settlement
Notice to hereby given, that the andertlgned
ba filed the final account of ber doing a ex
ecetri t of tbe iaat will an teatarncnt of afar
ttia J Wataon, deceased: and tbat the Oouuty
Cart hiw xppolnted Monday the 2nd day l
Jannory WA, at 2 o clock p. rn. the time, and
the Conn How at la (irnndr, Union C-HiiiM .
twxon, as the place for the bearing -of aiild
final aocounu All periona bavl'g any objec
tions to the aame, will appear at aald time aud
place, and oner said objcctioii thereto.
10A M BAY. Kiecotri
Lm aranda, Oregon, November U, UOi. At
One of (he most intareatiug f pieo-
des iu the world of healing recently
baa been Ibe publication io tbe Medi
cal World, of Philadelphia, of a series
of artiole telling petitioners ot the
old eoho il, moat ol wbora have been
inclined to bold aloof, juet why tbey
should study tbe new eoienoe and ttkb
up its practice if they honestly ' care
to know and use the moat modern and
effective methods of helping Ibe ailing
body"-. - ' ..
THE AUTHOR A FORMER M.D.
Tbat tbe author of the articles, , Dr.
W A Hiookle, ot Peorie, 111., la able
to aign bimbelf both M D ar.d D O , ia
not surprising , as not few preBsnt
praotionere of Osteopathy were form
erly doctors of tbe i Id eohools. They
bate simply discovered a better way
and been quiok to stady It at a school
devoted to tbe new science and then
to adopt it Tbat more have not
done so ia undoubtedly due to tbe
fact tbat they have not given it a fair
bearing. We have not heard of any
ease in which Doctor of Medicine,
after studying the new science, return
ed to he practice of administering
evil drags to his patients.
OSTEOPATHY AND MASSAGE .
I). Hinokla's articles, addressed as
they were to tbe medical profession,
wete rather technical and lengthy, so
tbat The Right Way, much as it
w old like to do otherwise, can give
but an extract or two at present.
They are taken just as they appeared
with tbe p culiar p'jonetio spelling
used in the Medical World. This la
th way in which Dr. Hinok'e dispos
es of tbe old alb-gation that Outeopa
thy Is simply msi age: '
Tueworkof tbe m sseur is all
good aod valuable in its particular
ipbere, but it bus neithi-r tbe upher
ncr the precision of o-te jpathy. Woat
tbe eogins wiper ia to tbe skilld
mechanic the ,:iaesenr ia to tbe scien
tiGo ostoptb . Manage is to ostej
pxt'jywb t patent' tnf Jioius ' i to
rirutitfd medication: a shotgun pres
or'ptioo witb iut potivi di gnosis or
-ccuraUj preacri Jing. True, both Ot-
Uiupalhy and massage are mechanical
and In tbat rjepect tbey are aioiilar.
8nrgical operations and the reduction
of fractures are also mechanical, but
on that aooount could hardly be class
ed with massago. - Homeopatoy and
allopathy are both systems of medi
cine, yet jne is the antithesis of the
other."
WHETHER TOO MUCH , , ' 1
IS CLAIMED
MBut we osteopaths are accused of
claiming too much for osteopathy.
Perhaps we do, but having repeated
ly proven its merits, our judgment on
the snbjectabould be, of more value
tbn bat ol those wh 3 have not done
so. Tosllsuob lean but reply in
tbe words of Newton, who when rid
iculed concerning his theory of gra
vitation said: "Sir, I have investigat
ed these things : you have not."
"Tho all tbe common diseases, both
acut j and enrooio, both infeotious
and non-infectious, have been treated
oateopathioally with tbe most encour
aging results, it doea not claim to be a
cure-all 1 II it possesses but one half
the truth olaimed for it by those who
knew most of the : subjeot, it would
still demand consideration by every
physician and would rank aa the
greatest contribution to therapeutics
for no other baa ao wide a sphere of
usefulness. Tbe Right Way
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Money to Loan
Insurance
Representing the Equitable Savings & Loan Asso
ciation of Portlandr Or., tbe strongest, safest & most
reliable institution on tbe Pacific coast, under Stc
supervision Loans made short or long time to suit.
WM. GRANT, Agent v
City property for sale. i V
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BLOCKL AND BROS.
Island City, Oregon
Breeders -of BERKSHIRE .and POLANDCHINA
SWINE. ,- , ,, -Vv.y.
.We.now have eigbt young.bucks, pure bred, Oota
wold and shropsbires, ready for service, anyone need,
ing choice backs, should see these to appreciate them
Young stock always on hand, and always glad to
have you call and see our hogs, as we breed them for
the Farmer, and ask you to compare 6ur paicos before
Duvmg some where else.
SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING
Notice is hereby given to tbe legal
voters of Sohool District No. One, of
Union County, State of Oregon, that a
Special School Meeting of said DtHtriot
will be held at tb High School Build
ng in said District on the 28th day of
December, 1904, at two o'olock la the
afternoon, for the following objects:
To levy a tax for the support ot tbe
schools during this and the ensuing
year and (or tbe purpose of levying a
tax for tbe payment of interest on ' be
bonded debt of tbe district and for tbe
purpose of levying a tax to provide a
fond with which to pay off the bonded
dibt of tbe district.
Dated this 12th day of December 1904
Geo. W Hansen,
Chairman Board of Directors.
Attest: A O Williams, Diatrict Clerk
Notice Of Final Account
Notice is ht-reby given that the
undersigned, Admioiatratilx of tbe
estate of William Spencer, deceased,
has filed in tbe County Court of Union
Connty for the state of Oregon ber
Onal account as such administratrix,
sud the Court has fixed Monday the
19th day of DeoemVer 1901 for bearing
a? object! ?na to said. final account
s ' I for the final settlement thereof
1 t td this November 19, 190
. ttiBBi M Bpaooer, AdminiaUatrlx
KUIviv MEASURE '
Chain wood by the Cord ;
128 cubic feet to the cord. 16-inch dry " chain ;
wood $3 per cord. This is cheaper than by the load.
I ou pay for what you get and get what you pay for.
I Phone 571 H. W. NIBLEY
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