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Newspaper Page TextI i 'n"'1"',"'"1T v V Id? . r Ladies are cordially invited to call for a sample bottle of our Face Cream. 5 I DRUGS AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS. 4 7 f ; -J! t: : 5 . 4-s, HiMr'-. -.- ' r V "j .I . t t ' t ' ' i 1 .3 vr, 1 1 Entrrfil DCIMCVJ! S C K?VIEW rnnPe; lult uch Wilful destruction g to his cross. J M of property as has been witnessed! And having spoiled prinoipal- ,.::,. or,:. ,-., in tiiis region lately has no more Uies n ml powers no mnuoashowoi ' ' 'reason than the killing of a prtsi- thet, openly triumphingover tin in ,n ,;v i dent of the United State by an it ! anarchist, a deed from which these i no man, therefore, judge, you vn.Ki,! - :.;:. .Jj local belligerent would recoil with fm meats, or drinks, or in reject of i , i. i . . i- un Iw.li- ir iif ti, iiuvm rr tit SUBSCIili" UcN KA.Ect: mirror, u reuects uiscreint ye, . - -.,' - .. ' A Jwnnr-nn lh )mU r.i,in aalltie tatl)alll tlllYS, WHICH IS a SUlll M. h- One ;vir jx m. 'in!. s Thro,, iiu-iiiiis A JvortWiiif! rmo m A.lwrt wr- .!,Mr:r: rf.l.'.r10.1 I.' I'V Mf: III t.irtii l s3....iT.. ;;;, r-i rt'mnt w ill ill un- i- THCRSDAY but the I ody ow of things to con is of Christ. Wherefore, if ye be dead with MAKCa 5. lt03 AH. MUdT TULL TOGFTHSR. Irrigation in Orrj.ron, by private enterprise under the Carey act or j by the government ut.der the newer national 1.x iv, n ill not complete the developmeut of the stato. Wo see these cons'ukraW pr. jects under way and know tl.ey will Iriiiii into productivity wide areas of land now arid and vacant. We see tt:ou?- ands of houieseekcrd hither loune eatrer to oectirv tho nc.v guil and make it fruitful. Ail this activity is in the ritiht direction ami grati fying. It will go far toward mak ing Oregon populous and wealthy. 5ut tliere u:ut be to operation with other agencies of grow th if we are to derive all the benefit that ehauld conic f:oi:i thef-a new move ments. If we n't back and wait for irrigation to make us rich without effort of our own, we are likely to mist most of the opportunities that are passing this way. There should be co-ordination of effort. There siijukl, for example, be railroad advance up the Des chutes to m;et the demand for transportation that is sur- to fellow reclamation wo:k hi that region. There should he adequate ftoek yards and packing horse-? in I'o.-t land in order that there may he an j encouragement to Inrg-T production in livestock. Mills ar.d factories (hould keep pace with the proJuc-j tion of raw mat-rials. Home peo- i :' the world kows it is generally j tlglit foi range which is yet owned I bv the corernment. which anvone has the right to use, but not tofight j Christ from the rudiments of th lover. This condition of things will j world, why, as though living 1:1 the mohablv last until the ramie land world, ars you sutyect t oram is taken up by aet'.ltrs, or the gov ernment becomes tired of the wars tietivees stockmen and leases range and at to much per acre to do away with their occurrense. vMVJ Iillt u tVi start ami linBt-ti,t When you have anything to pub lish in the local paper, boil it down. The editor likes your assittaace, but doesn't like to play second fid dle. He hasn't the space of a met ropolitan Sunday paper to spare for oven the most interesting long ar ticles. Remember that the local items of news of the day have to appear in abbreviation to permit ail to have their share of space. Just imagine what a ltt of little happenings take place in a week, ances . Touch not, taste not, handle not, which all are to perish with the us ing, after the commandments of men. The commandments of men ate all that water baptism is; but Christ never did. But Ho requires spiritual bautism in all cases ; but $P Tise Start H,' ,, Iu nmnlnl life is Knifrnllj ' ;'.'icjf mte on an equal fooling j vv. ucimn ui mail ana wu. '"'w oon, in iimiiT rS.rw . .- i ami fiulrs in faer mid flli, while bet it crows cvru more rueir,! ami mtmnt. Thrre in one chief csur for tlii wifely fiulurr nnd th.it is. tlir failure of the womanly Ih-hUIi. When there it irtriiularity or an unliraltliy drain, intlara timtion, ulceration or female wrnkneas, the gen eral health is soou im paired. Ir. rierce's Favorite rrescrfptiou curra weniHti lv disousc. It extahhiihe tteularity, dries nnhralthy drains, hro! InliainumtioM aud ulceration and cure, fcmiile weukiicaa. It nukes weak women strong and sick women well. tmttf ever yer .re I wrote to rfm for i.. j if a convert think he oucht to be c i litd rver a vr an water-baptised, He mavlookon the i aivw.-iuv ir. fctf aMk i. M.her.of iiiana. - W Vj. V.'ii ,H ma m to t,c lr fif ice scene and pitv, but not chide or i F"te i-rri ip:i..n mi'(w,irii Mr,iii i.i.. i - ' rn-rry, wbkti t rtut mul with Die niot Impp? blame. There is no question but that the j apostles did baptize in or with wa-j ler, but it matters not which ; but J Paul quit the practice and thanktd God that he baptized none in a cer tain city; and said that he was not " Salomon, Johnson da .00. if 5S I" Hui'er.Mirii lii 0. I HAI.l'MoN. OUR, POLICY S. Is to make the dollar go farther than they rver did bt fere in p with standard makes of goods, and in conseipien the heme aud family rovihng m is a buy store. WK I'AltHY A I t I I. LINK of MEN'S Moots, Shoes, Hats, and how each has to receive its sent to baptize, but to preach the mention, down. Again we ear, boil it The new appointeeecf The Dalles land office are M. T. Nolan register and Miss A. M. Lang reseiver. While the appointments are a sur prise to us, being unexpected, yet two better quali6ed people could hardly bo found for the positions, and we tender our congratulations with hearty good will. pie, who are m ,-t arquain .ould take leading part in the new growth. We must not cesse our own t Hurts, we must not wear- in well doing. Enterprising, thrifty people are no! seeking homes anicrg us fur the blessed privil-.gn of drawing our chariot. The obligation still rests upon Orego:iians to delve, w hileex- tending a welcoming hand well disposed settlers from climes : to K-ud in the activities i th-U wii! cover with eo nfurt ihle homes the va:-t are-'is (f the state now eloquent with solitude. Oregon has btn laboring largely alone. The mother of ttat'-s, she has suffered the maternal sacrifice Immersion vs. Affusion. Mb. Editor : In the Review of last issue ap pears an article with the abore cap tion in which the author, Elder E. A. Childs, inrites a friendly diseus si., a, and w hich to him and to others seems to be a veiy important, but to me and others non-important ord inance. I wish to enter upon this discus sion in the Chridt-like spirit of love to all creeds, denominational be liefs, knowing that all religions are good that can lift one of nay fellow heingsjusta little higher than he was when it found him. I will as- gospel. 1st Corinthians, 1:14 17. Paul here undoubtedly meant wa ter baptism; but was sent to bap tize with the Holy Spirit, and did by laying on of hands. Christ nev er baptised with water, nor did He command it in any instance. Will any logical minded scholar suppose for a moment that lie would have left this ordinance so blank or the mode of administering it if it were so very vital to salvation? I there fore challenge any Biblical scholar to produce the first hit of evidence other than that of fallible man ; but everywhere and everywhere Hedis countenanced all fleshly or mater ialistic ceremonials or tendencies O. M. PlIIMU.K. frsii'l. I w.n lroiil.i,i with female rikur f . mi.l Ivnritit vl-.wn r-Ain. !.! rr Nut r-tti I 4 ur.ulvnil lite time n 1,1? left nrfe, nervoimne . aw... an.l lU'i.Mvhe. W'Aft mi wenk I rmiln nattily I wilt ;u-t my room. CouUl nol nit up ontt I 111st :l V-c wiil'e Ml time Mv hli.txiud mot me sunie Or. Pierre me.tlctne rnirl t beii its uv He!re I had taacn two buttle, t nu tll.Ie to t-.eln iK, my work. 1 ue,l three rxltl in all nn.i it ,,iir,l me. N.iw 1 do all my houae wuik. It isi tlie beat meilieitte 1 erer iietl,' The Common Sense Medical Adviser. in p.ijwr covers, is sent free on receipt of I 31 one-cent r.lantis to pay expense of mailing r. Addresa Dr. R. V. 1 BuHjIo, N. V. Shirts, Ties, Overcoats, Underwear. As well as hundreds of ether articles in the dry g-mds line LAMMS' Shoes, Dress (iomls, Silks, Skirls, Shawls, .laekels, Umlerwear. fierce, OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT e . 1 1 ... ..i.j a u a o i ;irrv 11 nut Is up-to date, with full and complete lines of all the line of POST ITEM3. We are glad to say the bridge ! across Crooked river nt this plane. is completed, thanks to YA Harbin for a good gift of continuance under unfavorable eircumstances. L. V. Bailey passed down the river en rpute for Priueville e-cently. Clay A. Simpson passed througl t0 the j sume, however, that water baptism jour town recently on his way to 0Ultr 1 is in no Fcnse whatever a Christian i I'ear creels. .Mr. himpson is the ordinance; and further, in no in-j hustling agent for the Washington stance did Christ teach or intimate jb'm Insurance Co. that it was. Strange as it mayj Miss Alma Thorp has just closed se'-m, the elder never onee offered a very successful term of school, Christ as authority in evidence of and has consented to begin another water baptism as a Christian erd- term un Monday. inanre. A understand Christ's ri.,;. a it l,..w in tnn , . uiiooimv,ivj vi jij ot trequet.t.y giving h,r Le: t to her 1 .,.:.., the wl.ola nrinc;riie 0f ; F,:i,..ri,,i .. , e.hil.lrar. f ' . ., ,1 . . . I ,,, I " ' 1 " ' " ' '" 1" been such that she could make the best use of her advantages at ail times. Now it is different. The world has com1; to reiognizs the at tractions of this country and to want to enjoy them. Many factors are in our favor for the first tin.e the Christian gospel is anti-mater-The stock have wintered well, and there is little danger of loss though hay is searce. Our friends have been very kind in tending valentines. Scarcely ialistic and eminently spiritualia tie. Paul, that great apostle who lived so cleee to the Master and was so spiritual in all his teachings, is soem-phatic that there can be no , anyoil9 h been overooked uotiging me question nere; more ,.r lr .... , r.,. i fjr.c-.mllif tliia hrrdhoF H liinf ttrhn With proper co operation of ,11 the ; ukeg lU ,.tera, reaJi oflheBifJ,e j t'nakt ft"d eP0Tl M elements ot progre,., Jregr.r. ; bi(J Qnly creed. Let us quote growth will surpass the dreams of ,)(jre fr()ID lhig great apf)gt,ei ,je themostoptimistic. lint vigilance ! 80 far tranacendi anything that I and energy, a disposition to he fair' ail 8ay that thcre ig B0 af. to the newcomers as well as oiir-!jfrn. selves, and insistence of some sort j Fi'rst) II(.brcw.t 9lh cll.p, lgt of balance of the Luruei.s and the nd 10lh ver(jeg . Then, verily, the bouefim of our r,c.v development ' first C0VenalJl Lad aIso ordinanees will be necessary for the t-vtri and ....i . ,: , i .... .... ... ) BuefianiKw uiivciiiee we Rie now ,.,.... i-i ;,. i. , ,.,i .,i .. : njuaredf;r. Fr-on our oivn people : and drinklJ and diver9 WMhin qu.teas much as upon the netr.: un thelD nlil th, y,,,, of comers will depend the growth of reBtituti0n (or new covenant), the coming years.-Oregc,, inn. I jrarjIying tLe geC(ind or neff coy. The Portland Journal" kicks be-1 tnant wou,d 1)avo no carllal or cause the Oregon legislature. fid i fleshly ordinances, but would be . . t . , l l l III lUtU HJWi B I IllJIUUI U iPUUt BUT 1U1I not. rntfn t'lfi i!:il fcn .ire i.ivv r, r r I i rj 1 roasts the n publican meiuberti fur eiiUJity, oven uiu iuvt ui turn doing well, with plenty of bay in his neighborhood to feed till April 1st. J. W. Wimer was down from up to Newsome creek, and reports Yay scarce. Mr. J. II. Fry has just completed (a largo and well arranged nam, of divine service and worldly sane- which adds very much to the ap pearance and ranch. convenience of the Further, also, Ephesians,2:15 18 j Having abolished in his lleeh the They hadn't been c-f'ieii.lJy notified that our constitution is become in- nnpralivn v -n l.-i.n v ! LOCALETTK3 Kobt. Smith, of tho Warm Spring Agency, has been in I'rinevillo this week, getting from the county court a license to operate his ferry on the Deschutes. Judge Iiradshaw has just decided for the plaintiff in tho suit of 0. M. Pringle against the City of Priue ville. Prineville gets 200 inches of water, and Mr. Pringle all tho rest. The bridge acros.-? Crooked river inside tho city limits in reported to A VACANT PLACB Ono That Should Be rilled Without Doluy. There is a vacant place in your parlor that needs filling badly if tin re is not a piane or an organ in it. There is a vacant place in your life and in the life of your family and one it is serious to neglect if music doss not consti tute a part of it. Music feeds the soul ; literature feeds the mind ; ex perience feeds the heart, just as food nourishes tke body. Give your childreu mental and soul food as well as physical. They need it just as badly. You will make much better oilizens of them if you give-them a good all-round development like this. They will then 1 e amply prepared to meet any emergency in life and be a credit to you and to themselves. s;-:k now easy wk ukk it tor vor We are now disposing of a lot of second-hand square and upright pianos and organs taat have been turned in to us as part payment on new ones, also some that havo been slightly used for rental purposes liecauee of the immune uccumula tion of these instruments wo must dispose of thetu to make room fur the great Spring shipments of instruments now rapidly coming in. We are, therefore', making prices oa them so small as to make it well worth while for any one wishing a good piano very cheap to look iutu this sale. Marty of these instruments are priclioal- ly new and every one baa been thoroughly overhauled, renovated, tuned and placed iu perfect condi tion by our expert workmen. Here is your opportunity to get an in strument that will he & satisfaction t you for yean. P-ad these names and prioes and then write or see us. You will need to art promptly in this as the bargains are too marked to last long. Ktnerson $12'). 00; Fisshe' $150.00; Ncwby A Evans $130.00 ; Stein way $203.00; Ludwig, good as new. $105 00 ; A. P.. Chase, lit tle used, $240.00 Singer, in perfect condition, $195.00; Steiuway $!)0.00; Iirackett $75.00; Hardman $78 00; McCammon $5-100; Mar shall A Traver, soorl nc'.ion, $00; Hallrt A Davis $75 00; Kranich A i!ah $05.00; Marshall A Wendell $08.00; dale $25.00; Ernest (Jab ler $02.00; K tain way $72 00; Emerson $05.00; Mixse'l $80 00; Marshall A Wendell $57.00 ; J. I'. Ilnle $88.00. Terms : $10.00 and $15.00 down and easy payments of only $1.00 and $5.00 a month, ono ASS Chicago Cottage, good a new, only $133.00; ene handsome Mason A Hamlin, with large mirror and hit'h top, for $30.00; one of tho Crockery mid Cutlery. Cotue and inspect our stock, and we will take ileasure ill tdiow inss it t'1 '"" 1. . . w ,m.-. Applasl Applual Apples I C. W. Circle will soil rollow Now Towa Pijiens either at Ute ranch or daliv red in Prinorillo at 1 00 tr bushel. I u',.,i,; u i;i',ii,ni r ? ! TlmWr leHiM. Art June S. 17 NOI'ICK KUli PUBLICATION. r'niti-l Kmic I.ainl Offlc. The IIle, tn-it"M, fttfruary ltt, i3 N'olin in hrri-by utvt n itit In tiiih(.iiie Willi tlii! i-run-iomt f ih (! -ik "'' ' Juua. U.J, iMililie-i "An rt Ur mmf l Iimtx-r Un.U 111 thr si M iifn.i. r Kti. Ni'vit'tft aid V- mslitiixu." Ifrntnrjr," t Irmli-'l it, nlr -4 1 if .utill iIIl Ms.tf ly "f Auiitt 4 I'..', i tie Mltwihif uaiiift! mr-.iii Iikvi li It-il hi ttu i'(1k-e their Morn tlc MlCIltH, to m Ui Ionian IVtfH ..( ririrfcul.'n. miniiy ( Awiin. il.tii of Wmli Miitloii, wnrn tuieiiifiii N" t('-. It 14 r-i .J, Ur ttia inirrtiitK nf tin' n tit tw j r anil n lif iwnr nee IK t l r luf w m. t 'Uri-topl.fr It Mwr1 ol Milfir., rniiin ut rvluf, iate ot Winn iu, iir iaimtnl Nu ftit Ort I, fr th t'urrhae ( tti w tif nw jt and w 111 svf i(f rr l.i, I I." . r to e, w tn IttniaUl Kfntmily of Klb l..k rounty f Tavh'f, inl f Wtmim kin, utttini -tuiviiHMit Sn U'sH, ni.-t (n t S, Iff Hi pttrriia t the lif m i(r aw I aii'l u r hi 'r ttre l and n tjr iw ik c H, ( 17 a, r It) r, w m. 1i4rnar1 y of Mt- Ifnr-I, cooTitv ( Tajlof, f late of WUcon -in. ftworii ritat.Min:nt Nu liM, Hlol o. t a, mn. f r ihc (.iin tioM" f ttit ti hi in1 r and wir tia )r ? li ni nw jr nw nr fi it, l 17 a, r JU c, m. Thit thrv will otT.T rrinif U Muia that the Inn I Ruiiyht li mitr vahiali.i? fur ita tlmlH-r or -.(.tn' ti.tiii Ur aif ru'ttlturiil nrnn", ami Ut "tabi .lit I h'-if I'luiMK In Katl liil LK'fori itiv lt,-i-tt'r anl Iti.'lrcr at li e (aili, (jrrtfm, -.t I tittt lny, llio I All 'lay of May, Tiir-y nam-a wttn"i't Kolt Anne, Ilearv Jiiii- It -nj Hr nit', Kr.t-I W Jhiatati mm1 tl M tcra ul ( Krh-ton. a-li., Jtin HIom of Imi1, Ori''.ri, lioimhl tviTint-'ly ui Klh l.ako, S,, UTiiar't K'm-v, I rank i'oi of .MMlforl, n , titi-1 K VV t'Uslau ft A!ilaiiif. Wis, Aiij iiii-t all p'T win claltninif a lrcly tit nU.V'-- t- - riU 'i ln l- ar:? r'nurit'-'l to rile tli' ir cUlm In tin 1 1 (tiro on or hirforv tttu naul Ulll lu ol Ma, i Mj. JAY T. UTAH, iiiatj Mmll iti'iiintt-r. ll'iwliiiiii'liiii l.ilhliK I'd i fflZj:? t"r II H k II 1 1 1 t " 11 Iillt' nil's v v . Sc? W4.v '-v ; : S I 'V V- 1) CLAY tl of HI i H tr- h ulK-il f 4 r i.( ht.;lll S rtia L.-f 111 till. -.'lii4!i) A. SIMPSON, . 1 n l "i . ,'; t . IT..... Hi-. ut,-n Ii . t . i : ,. ,t A - w Tlrnhar I.aril, Acl Jillis 9. !7 NOTIOM foil PUBLIC A T1UN, I nitf I atata. I. anil (XII r lha 111 ), Orasuu, Fekruarr la, IK1.1. Kotira Is harebr f Ivan tlial In romplianra Willi Ilia fr.l.li.iia of Ilia art c. f CuiiR-rat. f Jnii.3, i,s, eutillad "An set lor Ilia nala ol limb.r iaii'l. In til Mtal.i W Calirirnta, Ort, su, Nevada a-irl WAMliliiKton I .-rrl lurjr," an rxttiadeij U, all tlifl puliiin IaikI Hiatal, l,y ant fif Autfiinli. ilia I'lllnwliiif iiainpil irhr,ni, hava niel In this olllcs lliair swuru atais liivi t to wit: Kolf Anna of elarkatun. entity of Aitln, atatfl of WaOi iliKtoii aworn Dlatntfirtlt No Inl.,, MIlmI Auk ID. eu, for the purrtia.u of thu 11 lif .w ami n lif li ijr Hitr 1 1, t 17 a, r lu c, tv rn. Kruilr!'-k Wllllaiti liilMtatl of Clnrkitotl, roiinty of Akotltt, lalu of Waali lnititi, ar.orn Htati-oiant No luKi, Itli-il auk im, 1 niV, lor Hie tir.-liaa uf tho aa qr nar tl, I 17 a, r hi u, w in. irnry M I'ntiTS of Clarkaton, floiitiiy of Aaotln, tttnti of Wah 1 ii Ki , ,ii . sworn HtaU'tuMiit No I1117. Illail Auu IV. iAii, lor tlir Mirclia.u ol tloj nu ir a iir nc II niKicoi iir r aui nw qr ii'i r KIM.' J.1, liy a, I lu c, w in. !Tnrr Jimitu of elarknton.roiiiity ol Amilin. "lain of Wali liiKlon, aworn MlHtntiKMit No liUM, tllctl Auk If, IIM. for t!ia t,lirrhaa of ttia aw or aw or ki.i. mill w M nw ur nti -ill att'I nu or no or '. t ir m . Ill ... ... Itt'iijhnrui ptone of Clarkntnn, 11111111I of Amllti. atitta of Waali inKloit, sworn HtHtnitiriil No lul. Illi-il Auk H' ji2, tor the Miri'ha of tin, nw qr 110 or, na ir nw qr ami (if nw qr c is, 1 17 s, t lu e, w isnceafor to make in himself of !. :.. . .. ..!,:., mt VlTillll , VIIV 1IUTV 11IUI. R9VI Uianlllf It seems to lis unfeitunate that peace ....For through II i rn we both the disputes hi two.; n the eaitlemeh 1 have accefs by one ormrr unto the iind fhiepmin cr.iiiiot ho fettled ,' Father. i he in a dangerous condition. The without the rppalling di-Ktiuctioii j Again, Colosgiuns, 2:14, J5, lCjstringen in tho bridge have b.cn in of property. To Lo eure, each tide j 17, 20, 21, 22: Blotting out the I uso for twenty or more year, and probubly has refund fur blaming handwriting cf ordinances that was are showing signs of deay. Thin the other, as Fhe,.p ni d en t tie pi'i .'igainst us, which was contrary to : f hould he looked after before a per- along very poorly together on the us, and took it out of the way, nail i ibus accident hfippeiiH. rioronca M. Ilrakn of llrfsil, ennui of Crook, atati! of Orwion, flwurn atalniiiaiit No ail.,, fllnl July '.'It, Ijta, for llift iiurcliAHr! of tlit w III aw ,jr at-c b ainl w lif nw qr , i ii", r ii c, w in. 'Iliat limy will orr..r iiruof to show that tlm laml aniiiiil In neira valiislil for II- tlmliuriir .1 i tr un.!. ..Alt un . i ., ii 7. .Ii... !'""'. u' iv eeienrateu j. u. iy iiilii'-yh ; 1 1 ; ( -in-iio,it mir rimni, m mn tana tierora C., I'.ol n r I I't (Kl 1 K'-'S'sl" snrl Knritlriir at tho Oallr., Dm IllllCy 0Bea ISCHarl l-l Vrl , .,u .Monday, Hie mill day of May.Wl. (Iiuirn, tfUarantced for ten years, Tle-y nn witna-'im: y w liuitun, iiu. I'-iid.ii,. i.,ll'.i., i',n,u llniryM 1'i-irrs, Ib'tiJIiitan Wtotii., .)2. 00 ; tne groat ostern t.oltTgn j (,tll A , 'nrki.,ii, wa-ii ami a ) $15 00; Smith-American, very fhie. ! v."i'lVVnrfWorVi..,', " """"' J"h" $28.00; Kirnhall, used two year. I am, :iV iaimin. .i..rsHr th. $4'.).00; an Jistey, good ai now hiv,i dH,rii,d i,i,t.i sr rcino.iui t. nm j,i w. .in . i tlnlr I'lnlnu lii thl, iifllrio on ur b'jfitro lint $12.00. J he paymentH ifowti on ! ai.i ith it.y ot My. !. I these organs are only $5.00, anil jav r. ..i,ca, i!i.i,r. $.3.00 a month is all you hivi r , pay to complete your fxirchri ; . j Oi-t-unn Wi-tlily Juui-nul, a ikiho Filers Piano House, the !r.Ml. i v,n,U: "'wii-r. J iii, full of nw Wentern matlO Store. WiUhlmlon '"' "' " : lUyiai- hi tiny ln, The Street, comer Park, Portland, On; joinii.-ii, r. o. r.ox v:i, romm,,, or. gom Olher Urge, flfjurinhiox stores. jut .San Francidco, Spoka ie ui.dji SacrarncntQ. , f - fll'ANMiAItl) OKKfKJN LKHaI. lU.ANKH 1 for miv il tli Ki-vlfwnnii't". yirti vl j blanki at Klaiular'J prlcua. I BEE THE PI.ACF TO HIVE SAVF MoNF.V. Values and Bargains for Everybody. OUR 5c AND 10c COUNTER Draws the crowd 1 Price cut in ever) thii.n ! We are not looking for profit thin time of the year! Our niin is to clean out the surplun stocks, and the piiee we nr making will doit! Thanking you for your gen erous patronage during tho past yoar, and hoping to bo cure a share of it during tho coming year, I am Yours truly, I. MICHEL o t CHOOK COUNTY Real Estate & Abstract Go; J. I.. MtCCU.ttdl, Manajor. This company will do a gener-il Hen as well as to locuto selllcrs upnn imhlie I'Ntnlo him Ahxlrael buniness, ind-t. I'liriioM a,:. i.:.... i . 11 Mn,,flL!,l iu , M .11 ... ..:i K 01 ti,N. v...... ...... iiiiiiii , ,,a WO Ii li VU irom piiriiBs wnsning iiiitu HineK niiil ttfinii g laielH, V e liaro n numlier of ehnicti luls m iho Mi' inrpnrlea "w tntvii of Puliimi,, fr n0 The Grand Restaurant MHH, I,. I'OMINI, I'l Everything New and First-Cla83. Good I'.eilH. Fleet rio Liglthj J'iVt-ry ICoom, MEALS 85 CENTS. -3T -ssasaaraaBaataaaaaTaraTai Mc&r oif.V? v 1 Jo do .HairicvKcsiv.! JorvQ i iiuc 'Mrfs jout merchant. m (Jfll'Hf