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The Odd Fellows, with the assistance of neighboring lodges,
propose to erect a hospital at Centralis, Washington.
The electric light plant has arrived at Blaine, Washington.
It will be completed by first of August.
WEST SHORE.
EVEEY ADVERTISER
of THE ADVERTISERS' GUIDE. Mailed
free by STANLEY DAY, New Market, New Jersey.
klly moanaof thisNow Instru
ment patient treat them-
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mal!),M. Send stamp forPomphlot No. a. Address,
M.K.TrnwsCo.,7o48Mramento8t,NanFraiioisoo,
UaL "Dr. Pierce's PileReinedy"anexoellentmedioln
to Ufa with the 'Applier,' oan ba mailed to any address
within the United States. Prlca of the Remedy. SI.
G. SHINDLER FURNITURE COMPANY
FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Waroroomi, 166 First fit, through 200 ft to 167-169
Front St, next to St. Charles Hotel, Portland, Or.
HOME and COUNTRY
With which U incorporated the
GRAND ARMY REVIEW.
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is taken into the homes of all who love their coun
try in every part of the union.. One of its new fea
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II B. STEINBACH & CO,
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If yon are unable to oome in person to examine
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In ordering, state if you desire sack or frock,
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P. O. Box 418. rOUTLAND, OlIEGON.
to our readers the (act that Staver A Walker carry the largest
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their headquarters in Portland, Or., and at their branch houses
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It will undoubt
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GEORGE WASHINGTON'S COACH.
We are pleased to have an opportunity of-presenting to our
readers in this issue an illustration of the famous historical
coach of the " father of our country " and our first president
the revered George Washington. This coach is valued at
$10,000, and is still preserved, and will, no doubt, be on ex
hibition at the World's Fair in Chicago, in 1893, and doubt
less many of our readers will have an opportunity of see- i
ins the original vehicle itself. The old coach brings V
forcibly to mind, in this wonderful era of
progress and prosperity of the now great
United States, the tribulations and suffer
ings endured by our noble ancestors In
winning for us the glorious her
itage of this great country and
its free government. The accom
panying illustration is kindly fur
nished ns by the great firm of
Staver & Walker, of the New Mar
ket block, Portland, Or., who are
the largest dealers in Fine
Carriages and Harness west
of Chicago, and whose Car-'
riage repository undoubtedly con
tains the largest, finest and most
complete stock of Carriages and
Buggies, Farm and Spring Wag
ons, Carts, and everything " on
Wheels " nn ITia rnnat
The growth of the country will be well evidenced by the our readers who Intend purchasing machinery or vehicles of
marvelous difference between the coach of our first president any description, to call upon or correspond with the firm of
and the elegant Landau (which we will probably illustrate in a Staver A Walker. They cordially invite everybody to call and
short time) of our present president. We would also mention inspect their mammoth establishment.
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