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T 'Xsl OME'OOLLAR It". J'f - '
lrjv.wted.ln a botr)l of thej.,w.hlcrtul, , harinU.s rat-reduciniE ub t
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itiA In 3f days lou wi. be a norma!. w!!-f.rmcd Mi4uii again. Jwn't
y superfluous :Ws,h. Ii n.:.i;' .'
rj) ridiculous and 'what jr more 'im poctant.' lc v tfysfa u lt't.tM C0(J
4iiencM, sudden death irm fattj' do generation, hrart disca-..-. kidn.-v
ale.f.apop'j(y,and riuscular rheumatfsm-aircme' fr'orn OVtR-FATVp-.
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AVE ALWAYS; DO MORE OR LESS
CROWING AROi T OUR SHOES
PRINCIPALLY VICI. AVE ARE
READY NOW TO FURNISH A PAIR
T O K "EXCELLENT ""8 PR I NO " SHOES
TO'VKUYODY THAT N'iiEDS A
PAIR. ; T i . .
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'FEilENuE THEflK IS v BETWE"
. ' GOOD ' HHOES ANflVoOR SJIOK!
t. iAXIii Hd)W jISAPrdlXTIKtf SOM
v shoes; ARE.
BUST MAKES. c fcsfcST' SHOES,
mbd EST STOCK TO -SELECT, RKOLM
VHO KNOWS HOAV. WE WOULD
VNEEDS A' PAIROp'siTOlis'lNTRJ J v
'YVIEW U9.. AVE HAVE SOMETHING,
INTERESTING TO TELL, 'MOV.-1 - ' 9 '
' EVERT1IIG' FOR LADIES," MISSES!
ASD CHILDREN.
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3IEX WHO K.NOAt I'OME. HEBE FOIl
CLOTHING.
YOrn BE SURPRISED " IP " YOC '
KNEW THE NUMBER OF MEN WHO
NOW "COME "HERE FOR. THEIR,
CLOTHES, AVHO FORMERLY PA
TRONIZED A TAILOR. ' "
OlIR DETERMINATION TO EN-
IN TJIE CLOTHING BUSINESS.
OUR CONSTANT EFFORT TO '
fiY THE BEST LINE OF CLOTH-
MADE HAS , PRODUCED A
HINO BUSINESS THAT ANY
0?E MIGHT BE PROUD OF
HITCH MORE VALUE. STYLE '
SATISFACTION TO "YOUR '
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and!
POL
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LAR THAN YOU ARE ABLE TO
elsewhere r .;. . 't
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iffohiers
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Closing Out a it 5 Un&for
$9.00
: Capets Rugs and
I Matting
$5,000
Stock
To
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BARGAINS
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Chas.
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'til i':;'.'"f i
England
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lawn Mowers
$5, $5.50, $9 $10
Second Hand
Mowers
$1.50 to 54.50
TENTS
Large Assortment
Second Hand
Cook Stoves
$7 to $10
A Ilcnrlntf Ou 0 st, rs. i Fifth. Banitaty precautions to be ob-
- WASH I NGTOX; May 20. A hoHi iiiR j served with reference td oyster houa
b.v Hie board of food ninl drug lnsiec- i eg, adopted to Insure freedom from
(JonU ttf Deiiajtnient ofAgrU ulfire 'ontamInat!on of packages employed.
'i. 'Jlive.li jouay toiaixord the
tanlt'Mto 'inaki! intll stitieniutits a
ANSWER EILEI.
O. 1L ;X. l ompany File. A."wer in
. . i Gruybenl, Sull. ? -
The O. It.' & N. , company ha tiled
Its answer to f the ( omplalnt in the
suit brought apalnst the railroad com-
tttey deBtre regai'dlps regulations that
eijiould be ndoplftt cuiH;ernln$ the
prowln. haiKllinjt Bud shipping of
oysters. Inforniation is requested es
pecially roRimlliig the following
points: ' ; . ' . '
'First.1 nrecRutions to be adopted
with respect to the freedom from con- Jpany by Anna Clraytxil. The answer
tamlnatlwi of oyster beds. r ! admits that Mrs; Gray heal was a na-
i Second, the practlc of "floating" isenger on a ceiialn train and that she
oysters In brackish' waters prellmln- j alighted befoi-e the statlon 'for which
ary to shucking. " .j "-' . ishe had bought a ticket, was reached:
iThlrd. length of washing to which i but they say that the train was stop-
, ostei-s . should be subjected before
, Sipmeut. '!;', . . , t 'i ' i
the brakenian upon reaching the sta
tion, was immediately sent by the con
ductor to meet Mrs. Graybeal, and that
the brakeman did .So. The, usual de
nial Af cause for damages is included
In the answer. " --..'!..
1MEREST (iROWS,
X '. ' t
That th- canals whicli will carry
the stored waters of Meadowbrook
from the Grande P-onde river at Oro
Dell east to the section east of La
Grande- and north to water, the Sand
ridge ajid adjatest territry,pnd 'the
main laterals ifrom tetrej tyjo' rlji
cipal'ditihes Aj be vun tsjjsboh
EngineeJ Oi'iy ilias inn?!i thjfe jo
cation of the dam, spill way and res
ervoir? a,t JleadoyU.''uok, is Ve pracr
tfc ally di fiite plfi of 'procedure out
lmed fey: the diredtors. 2 5 'i i
l,J Such I being ttie Jcasei jit J will be
sometime in June wnen me exact lo
cation of these laterals and canals)
will be ascertained. Once this is done,
rights of way, subscriptions for wa-
ter. and a' score of other neceBsarr'
I a i. 't',...' i,;,r ' un
til they are, nothing can be done.
H D S
Fourth, manner of shipment of oy-
ters. whether In tubs or Wrrels with
.e In contact or In dry form In closed
jiackages surrounded by lea.
ped at a point not to exceed 20(10 feet
from the station, and that Mrs. Gray
beal was told by the brakenian not to
alight, and that the station was far
ther on. but she Insisted upon leaving
' the train. The answer also says that
Friends of ("inull.liited Cemlnff to The
Front With Yotes. -Those
in charge of the voting con
test have not counted today's vote
at tbP time of going to press, but they
will do so this evening, and the total
vote up to date will be announced in
the Star tomorrow morning. The In
terest continues to grow, and although
slow In starting, the friends of the
various candidates will appear tow
ard the close of the contest and will
use all their spare change for votes.
At the places where the boxen are
placed the clerks reported some vot
ing early In the forenoon, but Just
how much was done is not known.
The i audience that - assembled last
evening to hear teh debate and pro
gram given by the two organized clas
ses of the Presbyterian and MethO'
dist Sunday schools were most agree
ably surprised and entertained. The
boys had given their subject careful
consideration and both sides were ably
presented. The question, "Resolved
that the Indain had suffered, more at
the hands of the white man than the
Negro. The 'affirmative was repre
sented by the Lambda Phi Alpha boys,
With AVayne PUk'ler as leader, sup
ported by Russell Ralston and Harley
Richardson, the Blue Mountain bays
leader on the negative was Geo.il. ;
Currev Jr., supported by Ray- AVill
iams and Rqy B. Currey. The Judges
we're attorney George C. Cochran, :
Cashier AV- L. Brenholtas and Suepf-J
Intendent E. E, Bragg, the decision be
ing two in favof of the negative. Mil
ton pleased all with his clever car
toon sketches. Prof. Mansager's read
ing of Othello from Shakespear was
a tare treat. The vocal solo, by R-iy
AA'illlams. the clarinet duet by David
Stoddard and Ray SchoBeld and the
cosing vloin boo by Marbe Green
added to the peasure of the evening.
, Word From Albany.
j At 3 o'clock Jhls afternoon' the Ob
server received a telegram from I. R.
Snook, who is a delegate at the I, O.
ty. F. convention In Albany, saying.
VH. E, Coolidge was unanimously
elected Grand Master. Addie Grout
Vice-president of the Rebekah Assembly.
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fOR' RENT One ' six room modem
1 house, Mral Zuber. -t ")
FOR RENT--Four room house, modi
ern. Either furnlsh'ed or . unfur
nished.' Mrs. ZubeK
1TOR RENT OR . SALE Four room
' house on one acre tract of land.
- bearlng,'owhard..One.block1'ea8C of
( North ;Side Rclibol jAioae, x pjione;
i Black l.'.Ot.
LOST A black Cocker Spaniel an
swering to the name of "Dick." One
front tooth in the lower Jaw, missing.
Reward If returned to 'tabet Uin
tague. r
First-Class
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ALL
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WORK GUARANTEED.
' A Shoe TporIy repaired Is
Morthletw, bat a properly re
paired Shoe is ftKKl as new. B!y
work pleases and satisfies. . . ,
R. Plant
THE OLD PRESTON STAND.
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Thousands of TestinidnialfrbmGfate
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Uuclng fat. It Is made in the form
ter and is easy and pleasant to take. It I3 endorsed by every reputable h)
sician aoo college 01 Medicine.. Ask l our doctor. ,
ANTT-CORPU Is absolutely 'harmless. vtii formula used In making thk
I reparation Is on fila In the Bureau 'of .Chemistry' In. Washington.' which
proof that It Is PURE and HARMXES3. ; ' ' ;
AXTI-CORPXJ reduces FAT 3 to 6 pOunds a week. ; It reduces doubii
chin, fat hips and flabby cheeks. . No Wrinkles.' result from this reduttioi,
or t makes the skin close-fittlns and smooth :
v AXTI-CORPC strengthens weak heart, ernes' ; alpitatlons, short breath,
and acts like magic. In' muscular rheumatism and gout. '
PRICE $1.00 per bottle. Mcney back if It don't do all we claim. 11
your druggist does not keep it. show him this cdvertisement and make hia
get it for you, or you can send for it DIRECT to us. Vo pay postage and
send In plain wrapper. , . .'. "...'
' 30 DAYS' TREATMENT IX EVKRV BOTTLE. . I
remedy on receipt of ten cer.ti to pay for postage anil
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packing. ,- The sair.pl Itself may be sufficient to reduce th
desired weight Mention this paper. Desk 4.
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V.WEST 125th STREET NEW YORK .,NX' I X
SUPERf LOUS HAIR
IS i0VV CURABl c
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tions that cause this disease.
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razor, if you -a-atit to discard the heavy veil yoU' 'are compelled ta
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