THE PANAMA TREATY
PANAMA AND THE'
STATES AGREE
TREATY.
UNITED
ON A
Exchange Congratulations Sub
siaoee of the Treaty United
S ates Has the Right to
Fortify Terminal.-'.
Washington, Nov. 18 Secreta
ry Hay and M. Pnilippe-Buna-Va-
riiJU, ine minister of Panama, at
o clock tbiH evening, signed the
Hay-Buna Varilla treaty, providiag
lor th9 construction of the Panam
Canal by the Uuited States, Tne
ceremony occuriei, iu Secretary
Hay 'a etndy. The Panama minia'
ter arrived at Mr. Hiy'u house
1 1 .. . i t i i i ; j
jjiuixipu at o u ciuu-k, uaviug waue
an appointment wnn tbe etcretary
lor a conference at that hour. He
,,- wae surprised to fiod that the eec-
rflturv hti hf.irn him tht t.rat.ii
engrossed in duplicate. Tne miu
ister read the document carefully,
an! then he and secretary Hay a:
tacied their signatures to it.
Hearty congratulations were -ex
changed, and it was agreed that tne
ueivB of the Mgning ol the treaty
fcbould be kept from tbe public for
the present. President Roo-eveit
was advised of the eigniog, and M.
Buna-Vaiilla sent a ciufidential
iag the treaty ud oeeu bigned.
Although the treaty has not bean
made public, the Associated - Press
is enabled to giva tbe substance of
tbe document. It cjnsisls of 22 and:
25 articles, but the main points of
i he convention are contained iu tha
first six articles. .-"--' :
The keynote of the treaty is the
proviaion in one of the very first
articles by whichPanama . cedes to
the United States whatever land or
lands in the republic of Pana-ma,
this government shall find des.ra
ble in connection with the building
to tne operation and maintenance of
the caual. In addition, the treaty
gifts to the United States a bund ni
tovereignty over the canal strip,
which, it in understood, comprises
between eight and ten miles rn
each eide of the canal. Within this
on, the power of the United states
id as absolute a- is the zone were
P'm and parcel of thi country.
' In genera', it may be said that
while the new treaty contains maoy
of the provisions of the rejected i
.Hiy-H-rron treaty, it ia not oa,!.eJ
on that convention, but follows not
only tba spirit, hot the letter of the
Spoooer act. , Thcs, instead of a
leate Lr a fixed period of the canal
sr rip, this uev treaty provides for a
perpetal- gisrt for the right of.
way tu lb Utii'ed S ates, and in
tiyad of a coojp'icatKd pryyitua io
couits of fixed conifosltiob, LiJf
American and half Ctlooobiart, t
admicister justice over the ca jal
stiip, the new treaty permits this
government to exercise the most
complete jurisdiction thereon . ,
Permission also is given to the
United States to fortify the line
and the terminals, and it may po
lice it with troops. That portion
of the treaty dwelling- with the for
tification of the terminals is rather
geoptsl, but sufficiently explicit not
to.' be misunderstooi. ;
The cities of Panama and Colon
retain tbeir municipal autonomy
under the republic of " Panama so
lonu as they maintain public otder
and sanitary conditions to the' sat
isfaction ot the United states,
"Failure to do this gives the - United
States, according to tb treaty, the
right to force strict compliance with
the wishes of this government in
this direction, and the United
States can even use force to compel
obedience to-its rules as to public
order and public health ja these
ciliea. :V ' -'.' .
The money considered is the
came in the new treaty as in tbe
Hay-Herron convention, with the
exception thatthe $10,000,000 go to
Panama instead of to Colombia.
The treaty further provides that
the canal is to be neutral and open
to all nations on even terms.
. New dress goods just received at
lan & Callahan's.
No-
' For Sale
Pure bred Poland China hogs. .
Here is an opportunity to . introduce
blue blood into your herds at small cost
Thisjstock was imported from Illinois.
b-v a prominent hoe raiser: will sell at
f c per lbi Enquire of Kobert -Wylie,
Lewisburg, 5 miles north of Corvallie,
RFDN01. ' '
Wanted.
To trade stock ranch for
property in
Corvallis, -
H. A, Bowman,
Eddyville, Ore,
. Why not study bookkeeping in the
night school which meets on Monday j
and Wednesday evenings.
THE LIGHT ORDINANCE.
Meets With Veto What the Objec
: 1 - tious Offered are.
A veto of the street lighting or
dinance was announceu at noon
T1 Ji '. H
inursaavi ... j ne ordinance was
pasted by the Corvallis council at
a meeting on Tuesday night of last
week, all members preseut voting
in the atnrmative, An adjourned
session of the couocil was scheduled
or Ia-t night, after the Times
pres h ur, at which it was fcho-
posed that (he matter would be con
sidered. The veto message in full
is as follows: , x
To the Common Council of the
City of Corvaltis, Greeting:
Gentlemen; I herewith retufb
to you with my disapproval a-i or
dinance entitled, "An ordinance
adopting a form of contract and au
thor zing the police judge of Cor-
valln to execute the- same for and
in t-ebslf of the City of Corvallis,
as one party, and .the Electric
Lig'it a od Power Company as tb
h r party, for the supplying of
the City of Corvallis for the
period of ten years, and certaio
other provisions incident to" said
contrac.
As groursdifor this veto, I bsi to
say that it is my opinim tbat a
Council, bo ind by oath to a iust
aed proper ca-e of 'be affiirs of the
ptople, Mas no right t- contract to
pay one party mo e for streetlight
Dg inaa another will supply it'fo,
n my vi-w such ; Connuil. alw .ys
and everywhere, owes it to the peo
ple to take advantage of every op
portuuity and circumstance to Se
cure lighting, not on' y for the pub
lic but for private use at tbe . low
est possible rates. At the time this
o'idinaoce was pass-rd, a bidder was
on the So ir'bf tuis Council chamb
er, begging the privilege of sub
mitting. Jowei . fiaures for street
lighting and promising a reduction
to private cousuouers. There hail
been no tubmisioa and ooeuiDfr
. . O !
- it: I 4 Iril . fit fffll f wX") T ! k tW ! g
El.rfllHl"--- r .... , , n ,11 1 li X f
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SCENE FROM THE GREAT RELIGIOUS DRAMA, BEN-HUR.
This fcere rtpreFena the entrance to the great circus in Ant:o h, wncre th charijt race between Ee-
Hur a d Me-sala and o:h rs takes
who are being carried- in a litter, "
women. Iras, the contrary to the
people. Beo-Hur beg- her to veil
attracted to lessala, who.e colors she
SHISRIFFS SALE.
By virtue of a warrant Issued - out of
the County Court of the State of Oregon
for the- County of Benton, to -the Sheriff
of said county,' directed and delivered,
commanding the said Sheriff to collect the
taxes as shown to oe aennauBui, uu m
tax roll for the year 1902, charged to said
delinquents thereon, and if necessary to
sell the several articles 01 yersuutu
parcels of real property upon which such
taxes are levied, as set forth In said tax
aislt. Said delinquent taxpayers, . the
amount of taxes and the penalties, and
the several parcels 01 real piupeiij, aic
ceiT-iVr? ast . follows, to wit:.
v : - . - ' 'Amount Tax
.,' . - . and Penalties,
Aaron. Amanda C.-Southwest "Vi of . :
southwest hi, 'west hi of southeast .
hi of northwest hi. section 35, town
ehT 1ft smith, ran 6 west. - 160 '
acres- .- ? 6.72
Buersdorff , Anna East hi of south
east hir section 34,; township 10
south, range 6 west. 80 acres.,...;..
6.72
Dedman, G. R. Southwest hi: soutn
V of northwest hi, except southwest
hi of soutbwest - Also, west hi
rot southeast hi of northwest hi,
section - 35, township 10 south,
range 6 west, 180 acres.......... ..... 13.47
Godfrey, B. "W". Southeast hi: south
west hi section 24, township 10 south, , i ,
range 6 west; east' section 25.
township 10 south, range 6 west,
640 acres 26.98
Kramer, J. J. All of section 36, town
shir 10 smith, ranee 6 west.: 640
acres 26.98
Richardson, S. East hi section 35, .
township 10 south, range 6 west,
320 acres : 13.47
Warren, E. C Northeast hi of north
east hi: south hi of northeast hi: ,
southeast hi of northwest sec- :
tiT, u tnivTiQhln. 10-fiout.h... ranse
7 west.' 160 acres 10.10
Gaines, Richard--Northwest hi sec'
tinn ia tnwnshin 11 south, ranee '
west. 160 acres ; 6.72
Cook, C. A. Northeast hi section 16,
tnnmshln 19. smith rn.TlSTft 7 West.
160 acres 6.72
Hawks, R. O. South hi of southwest
1 oantinn 98 tnWTlflhln 11 ROUth.
range 7 west, 80 acres .' 6.72
Paul Mary E.-South, hi f south
west hi of southeast hi, section 16,
tftvndhin 19.- south, ranee 7 - west.
9A SI CTPS ' 84
Poindexter, R. W. The north 30
acres of northwest hi of southeast
of bid f, and in my view the recep
tion or any and ail bids that might
have been offered at that meeting
would have been per&c ly fxir and
regular..- Indeed, the sale at aua
ilon by open bidding of franchise
of tbe character that the Council
is about t b-isrow, ba? beome the
praotic in many cities, a id it ha
turned out to be fraught; with ad
vantage te the municipality, and
profit to the people. It is becau-e
the counciloaeo refused to accept
a lower priced light, but proceeded
0 contract for ten years for a high
er priced light, that I feel impelled
to disagree with the c mncilmen
and to submit this message of dis
sent. ;
As a further reason for this veto,
1 present herewith the offer of B
F. Jpne? to contract with ; the
C uncil ta Supply street lighting
to the Cits' for 'en years at the rate
of five dollars pr month for arc.
and Si-35 for mcandescent3- -The
rate provided for in the ordin
ance you have passed, is six dol
lirs per m nth fjr arcs, and $1.41
tor iociod"S'!ents. jThe d ff-rence
during th - tea yeirs on a btsis of
fifteen arc f r street lighti ig
would be $1 800, not taking into
account the annual interest, and
th fact of a certain increase in the
am inut of light that will bj used
as the period aivances. . . .
The offir of Mr. Jones 1 accom
panied by a bind of 2 5 10, approv
ed by myself, gu ' ran Hnj that the
proposition .will remain open fur
thn Citv to acc-pi for a period of
thirty day?, if it is so desired.
In coDclusion.T am assured and
beli-ve that the capital upon which
the offer of J oe- is based is lor
cal money, asid tht the real bid
ders lor the contract are respoasibfe
Corvillisl eif'2eus. '
Dated at Corv-.Hl-. Orf?oa, tui
the igiu day vt November, tg 3,..
. , B.JF. Irvine,
' .'" .: Mayor.
The signatures to the boud filed
with the Jones id are, Thomas
Jones, E, B, Horning and John
Smith.
plsc. Js.sther and Iras have ci-me
M - - 8ala and Drusus, concealed behind a pillar of the arcad watch tbe
ciiftom of tbe tim is ttoveiled., Iras comments on the curiosity of the
her face. Sie ecuhTs sit him and he
has wo n.
hi,, section 16, township 12 south, ..
ranee. 7 west. 30 acres 1.3A
Prlntz, Gilbert H. -North hi of south- v-
west hi or southtast ; soutn ft oi
south of northwest of south- -
east , section 16, townsmp Vt
south, range 7 west. 30 acres..:.....
1.34
Sabin, R. I Northwest section 10,
townsmp ii sotn,. range wk-i
160 acres
10.10
Tullis, Elizabeth East of south
west : west ot soutneasi v,-
section 30, township 11 south, range
7 west, 160 acres...... t iv
6.72
Wood, Joseph Northeast hi of south-
west hi; aoutneast y& oi soutnwest
; west hi of southeast hi: east hi
nf mnthrast hi: section 32. town-
shio 10 south, range 7 west, 240
acres'-....
13.47
Long, G. W. West hi section 22,
township 10 south, range 5 west. '
320 acres .-. 17.32
Marlay, P. . H. Northeast hi section
6, township 11, south, range 5 west, .
160 acres . ............ 10.8u
Press, . WilUam Northwest : hi ot
northwest hi, section 2, township
11 south, range 5 west; north hi- of "
northeast i southwest hi of north- r
east hL: southeast M. of north west '
hi, section- 3, township 11 south,
range 5 west, 200 acres,..,.. .......... .
Rogers. M. South hi - section 15,
township 10 south, range 5 west,
14.51
17.30
Muiller, Henery Beginning at a
point which bears south 34 deg.
east 14.54 feet - from point 8I.06
chains east of northwest corner
of J Q." Thornton's claim No. 37,
townships 10 and 11 south, rangts
3 and 4 west, Not. 717, run south.
34 dee. - east 5.91 chains, south i0
deg. 26 mln. west 22.37 . - chains,
north 9 deg. 34 min. west . 9.22
chains, north 70 deg. 26 mm. - east
22 chains to beginning, containing.
Lloydjohn ; and ClarkM.' j.-South-
- east hi of southwest hi, section 2o,
township 13 south, range 6 west;
southwest hi of northeast hi,' section
9, township 14 south, range 6 west,
SO acres ......... .................
Jackson, Thos. A. South hi ; lot &,
section 31, township, 14 south, range
- i west 19 acres.. -
McCullough, Wm. Beginning . at
southwest corner . of section ,. B0,
township 14 -south, range 4 .west,
thence east 40 chains, north 00
chains, west 40 chains, south 2.o0
' chains, containing 10 acres, section
. .-80 fownship 14 south, range. 4
6.72
4.02
3.20
Persona! Mentions.
-j'.
v (ALBANV HEitALD )
Mr. Coarln Holiday, of Browns
ville, was in Aloxny Saturday to
ae Uave of, Dr.' Dirrln. ' Hs re
ports that he is about cured, of a
ilirtressiog stomach, beart and liver
trouble. , '. .
"' M-. J. L. Oxfori, of B'own sville,
Or., wa-" in town Saturday on his
vy to M mta ia. Ic will be re
membered he was cured oF almost
total deafness by D'. "Dtrrin last
June. . can now hear as well as
ever in his life.
M'. P. A. Ricey, of Jefferson, Or.,
drove to'to wo Saturday and reports
that he is absolutely and perma
otntly cured of total deafness one
ear, 13 yekrs ago, while Dr. Darrin
was in Purtland, the other ear since
th doctor' sojourn in Albioy.
Mr. R, M. urawford, of CaUpoo
ia street, rejoices, over his relief
Irom seveie pains in hia back and
kidneys and fs-l five years yoUDg
e,, after two weeks . treatment by
Dr. LIitid.
; V. W.'ParrUh, of Sidaville, Or.,
vis tel the city l ist week and r--P'.ir's
the t are of his deafness as
pernia er t, : "''
Dr. DaTio remains at the H tel
CorvHilis. CiirVnl i;.- nni.n Tl p.-n hf-r
WHAT HAPPEVEI TO CRAWFORD
. To the Editor: I wi-h to state
throogh the prei-s that; Dr. D.irrin
at tbe Revere house- bai. cured ; me
pf kidney complaint. I was in ter-
Mibif? paid n my back and kidneys
or some time. I heartily com
mend Dr- Damn's electrical and
medic! tresi.cm'iit and can be-re-&-rri
t.w Calapooia street, Alba---vr
wh-rr havei r'-'iel . h past
53jears. R. 51 Crawford
At Philoma'h.
Eggs and butter 3U cents at J. E.
Henkle's. : . '-
apd await simomd-s and Balthasar,
leaves her ia anger. Iras is secretly
; ; r
west 1.97
Canady, Boyd Lots T5 and 76,' in
block 22, City of Philomath - 4.90
Kisor, Fannie 30 feet oft of lot 88,
-in block 19. City of Philomath '4.90
McLain, J. W. Southeast hi section
32. township 11 south, range 6 west,
1G0 acres 6.72
Maher, E.. A. East hi - section 36.
vtownship-12 south, range 1 west,
320 acres 13.47
Worthington, ' J. W. Southwest of
, southeast ; east hi of southwest '
,hi; southeast hi of northwest hi,'
section 30, township 12 south, range .
6 west, 160- acres.......... - 6.72 .
Burkhart, Clara A. Lot 12, in block
17, Job's Addition to Corvallis 1.26
2authorn, J. A. Frac. lots 5 and 6, . .
in frac, block 3, in original Town of
Corvallis ..." 17.80"
. Hyatt, Amos L. Lots 8 and 9.' in
block- 12, . v llkins Addition to Cor
vallis ........ ......v 2.32
Hendershot, Mary Lot 5, in block .
A, Avery's Addition to Corvallis. 1. 5.07
Mulkey, 'A. G. All of block 9, in .
Wells ' Addition to Corvallis..' 8.07
MeCune,- Jas.' L. Lot 12, in - block
F, Avery's Addition to Corvallis... 2.42
Nolan, J. M. Lots 3, 4. 11 and 12.
. in block 31, Job's Addition to the -City
of Corvallis... .. 3.00 -
Oregon Agricultural Co., Limited
Southwest hi of northwest hi. west .
. hi of southwest hi, lots 3, 4, 5 and ..
6, section 17, containing 178.87 acres;
in township 10 south, range 6 west.
of the Willamette Meridian.. - -
Section 1. containing 645.60 acres;
South hi of southwest , section 3
confaining SO acres; southwest hi of
-. southwest hi, lots. 4, 5 and 6. section -17.
containing 93.03 acres: in town-
ship 11 south, range 6 west of the -
W illamette Meridian: :
East hi. east hi of northwest hi.
southwest Vt of northwest hi, north :.;.
hi of southwest-hi. section 17, con-
-tainine 530 .acres: southeast hi.
southeast VJ of northeast Vi south
west hi of northeast hi. southeast
hi of southwsst . section 21, con- : ..
taining .279.70 acres; west of ' -northwest
hi. lots 1, 2 and 3. section "
27, containing 176.42 acres: in town.'
ship 12 south, range 6 west of the :
Willamette Meridian. - - '
Section 9, containing 640 acres,
southwest hi of the northeast hi, i
. southeast hi of northwest hi, south-
west hi, northwest hi of southeast
hi, west hi of northwest Vi. of sec
tion 11,-containing 360 acres; north- - - .
east hi of northwest , south hi of... .
- s
northwest , southwt , south
of southeast lots S,-H and S, sec
tion 13, containing 400.93 acres;
northeast , northwest hi, north
of southeast , southeast Vi of '
southeast section 17, containing
- 440 acres: north of northwest
southwest hi of northwest , east
of northeast hi, southeast hi,
east hi of southwest hi. southwest
hi of southwest hi, section 21,-480 ' ,
acres; section 25, containing 640 -acres;
south hi. northeast hi, east ,
hi of northwest hi, section 31, 585.60
acres: section 85; fi40 acres.; all in
township 10 south, range 7 west of .'
the Willamette Meridian.
Section 3, 627.15 acres; west hi of
southwest hi, section 5, 3 acres.;
east hi of northeast hi, northwest . ,
; hi of northeast hi, north hi of north-west
hi, east hi of southeast hi,
lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, section 11.'-"
containing 420.39 acres; northeast .
northeast hi of southwest west
fraction hi of southwest section
19, containing 272.87 acres lots 1, 2V
3 and 4, section 25, containing 94.50 '
. acres, section 29, 640 acres: north- -west
hi, southwest , southwest hi
of northeast hi. section 35, 360 acres;
all in township 11 south, range 7
west of the Willamette Meridian.
Section 11, 640 acres, in township '
12 south, range 7 west of the Wil
lamette Meridian .'. 416.56
Snyder, Elizabeth Lots 1 and 2, In
block 15, in Avery's and Wells' '
Addition to Corvallis 1.9S
Wilson, Mrs. M. J, Northeast hi.
section 18. township 12 so-nth, range
6 west, 160 acres
Waggoner, George Lot- 3' in block
9: lot 6 in block 11; lots i and 5 in
block 12, all in N. B. and P.
Avery's Addition to Corvallis
Whitehead, R. R. Southeast hi of
southeast hi, section 29, township 13
south, range T west, 40 acres
Crowther, James Southeast sec-
6.72
5.08
2.67
- non jy. lownsnio 10 soutn- ranee
5 west, 160 acrefi .- 11.53
Erickson. John B. Northwest hi of .
, northeast hi; south hi of northeast
hi: northwest. hi, section 29, town
ship 10 south, range 5 west, 280
acres ...... ; 20.20
Aldrich, Matthew G. Lot 1; south
east of northeast hi; east hi of
' ijutheast hi, swction 2, township 15
south, range 7 west, 152 acres
Garrison, George E of northwest
hi; east hi of southwest hi, section
. 20. township 14 south, range 8 weat,
160 acres ..
Hines. Zilphia Northeast of
" southwest hi, section 10, township
12 south, range 7 west. 40 acres ..
Harrington, John' G. Northwest ,
section 20, township 14 south, range
6 west, 160 acres
Olson, J. C Southwest hi, section' 32,
township 10 south, range 5 west,
160 acres .....
6.38
6.72
1.56
6.72
7.21
A Gordon for $3.
( We pictisre a style of Hat
which is very popular at pre
sent. It is called the "Three-in-One,"
as it can be worn in
three different styles it de
pends " where the dents and
creases are pladed. . ..
At the same price, $300, and from 50c
up. we have Derbys, in different shapes,
Tourists, ; Fedoras, Crushers, etc., princi
pally in black, but there are a number of
light colors for those who want them.
C I
Sole -.grerxt
Richest, Dai
IN PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS
ARE TO BE FOUNd IN OUR NEW
STYLE UP-TO-DATE .......
The style that carried off the laurels at the
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC' CONVENTION;
These carbon parchments are not mounted on
cards but delivered in neat Foldees or at
tached to thin Linen mounts, making a com
bination that is pleasing and artistic. Sam- '
"y pies of these Carbons
,9
G. R. FARRA, ,
Physician & Surgeon,
- ...
Office up stairs back of ' Graham &
Wells', drug store. Residence on the
corner of Madison and Seventh. Tele
phone at residence, 104.' .
All calls attended promptly. , 7 4
Emery's Studio
Farrisfi, W. H. Southeast hi, eee- '
- tion 20, township 13 south, range 6
west, 160 acres 6.73
McWhinnie, Margaret Southwest hi '
of northwest hi, section 16, town
ship 12 south, range 7 west, 40
acres 1.6S
Halliday',, Ester West, hi of north
west hi, section 13, township 11
south, range 6 west, 80 acres 3.33
Baldwin, Wallace Northeast hi of
northwest hi; southwest of
southeast hi, section 13, township
11 south, range 6 west, 80 acres .... 3.33
Barnard, A. !. South- hi of dona- .
tlon land claim No. 61, In township
14 south, range 6 west,- 160 acres.. 6.7Z
McCalman. A. West hi of southeast
hi,- section 8, township 11 south,
range 5 west, 80 acres:. 3.60
Burns. W. E., and wife, and others
One acre of land as heretofore (
- excepted in deed at page 43, book , !
- 32, of record of deeds for Benton - ;
County, Oregon, Baid one acre of -land
lying immediately south of ;
and adjoining the tract of land be- '.'
longing to the United Evangelical ,
Church, in uonation land claim No.
46, township 10 south, range 6 west,
. and said one acre of land lying im
mediately east of the ; Corvallis
and King's Valley -wagon road, and
lying in donation land claim No.
43, said township and range, 1 acre .57
Wygant. M.-Beglnning 40 feet east
of southwest corner of Dennis y
Beach Not. No. 7798," township 10
south, range 3 west; run north,
3 degrees 30 minutes' east, 6.74
chains; thence east 8.40 chains;
thence south 6.73 chains thence -west
8.82 chains, ta beginning, 5213 '
acres 6.72
Coon, T: M. Southwest V4, section
20, township 13 south, range 6 west;
southeast hi of southeast hi. sec- -tion
IS, township 13 south, range
6 west 20.35
Blodgett, B B. Northeast hi - of
southwest hi; northwest- hi of
' southeast ; southwest hi of north-
. east hi;- lot 2 and 3, section 24,
township 11 south, range i west;
west hi of. donation land claim No. .
40, township 11 south, range 7
west; lots 4. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9i. section
21, township II south, range 1 west,
555 acres -. 14.45-
And on Satorday, the 19th. day of De
cember, 1903, at the hour off 10 o'clock
A. M. of said day, at the Sheriff's office,
in the Court House in said county and
state. I will seH the above-described real
property, at public sale to the person or
persons who win bid the amount of taxes
and. costs accrued against each piece er
parcel of real property, and take a cer
tificate at the lowest rate of toterest, for
cash,, subject . to redemption', to satisfy
said warrant, costs and accruing costs.
M. P. BURNETT, .
Sheriff of Benton County, Oregon..
Dated November 21, 1903. ,
RALSTON
HEALTH
SHOES
'""!' ' ' '
4
All styles are the same price. It
is just vi hat a shoe ought to be.
Comfortable, Sensible, Hygienic
and Lasting.
Remember the.e is no substi
tuie lor 'Ralston Health Shoes."
None are us Scientifically made.
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