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!.. ('an ,lrtd meetlnsra tn the -nrd
FUptiM Cliurrh. now known tha
rworl lU'.l. Kt Ankny atreet. to
.ontIn-j tK! March l. Kv. Mr.
Tnakum prearhe. prarttcal reltslon of
help to the Bwiy. For many years he
pra. tlced ruedii ln. but H up that
work t devote tlmwlt to work imonl
f:m unfortunate tn health and In monex.
tk. p,.rJh Ho:n In Portland la main- i
rear Gray Crolnn. on the I
Mount S.-ott line. Here tlie need- are
helped to find employment. ?ervl.ea
are held In the home Monday afternoon
at J:.V o'clock. Tuesday evening at
7 ja. Friday evening at I:.t and Sun
lav mornlns at It o clock. Tne eervlcea
m the Teople Hall will continue every
rlat and w'll be alone the line of
work In the IMasah Home. He will be
alt.l !n tJiee inretin: by Hev. J.
K. Mohler.
Ntw Cocntt Wantkd. The move
ment for tiie division of Ctackama
fnuntv an.1 the formation of a new
.ourty out of the eastern rart. with
t"tad a the county acat. haa been
renewed. A me'tlns Ml held at K-la'-arta
Thuriidav niht. when a num
urT of addree were made favorable
to f-.e new county movement, other
meetinsa will be held at central polnta.
.nd if cntlmen'. Is favorable in K-antera)
4-i.-kmA fountv. netuions will be
prepared for circulation and a vote
kd for at the eeneral election. Thla
im t.c eecond movement for county dl-
. ton. but t:"e movement a few year
zo lit defeated by the Influence of
lrc;nn City r"P:- wno do not w,n'
Otacada to become a rival. It la urged
lht Ftern flackama inunty la rap
Id'v fililni tip and that It la a Ionr di
lance to lreon 'lty to tranact le:al
b-iMnejM. the only railway beinB by
ear of Portland.
rncePTTTUT to Mr Portland pre-i-terv
win meet Tuesdav tn Trinity
rre-b terlan liureh. located at Ful
lori. Amona the bulne to be Irana
arted lie the realenatJon of Kev.
WtlllAin Parson. pastor of the Third
Presbyterian rhun li. The pastoral rela
tion of Rev. Mr. Parson and the church
fill be dmeoivrd and lie will be trans
ferred to the presbytery of Southern
lirnon. as he goes to the Kucena Pres
eytcrian Church. He will remain at
the T::lr.J rhurch till March 51. It ha
not been decided hether any stepa will
ie taken toward unltlna: tee Third and
Hawthorne rreshvterlan furchea Into
in etronc ehurch and th erection of
modern atone edifice, but It Is known
hat 0re I a sentiment favorable to
ho merger.
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Sini Ar Wasiii.x.itox axo
iiarioN i'isj.ir iol. Fotatrt
Af WashIMUTOX.
Mrs. V.n. Mom Wonrx's Work.
H. U Vaii. of K.ienlna- Star ;rance.
wlnc to the continued Illness of Mrs.
1. T. I'.utton. hes hn ome tile head of
;-e wom-n's sink committee of the
state liranisc. Three members were
.pointed at t:.e last meellne Mrs.
ruxton. .Mrs 1'li.ren.e. I'lckenson and
Wrt. Vail. The dunes of the commit.
ee have to do with the women- part of
he pranne. as well as tie educational
:art. Mr. Vail ha had larse experl
nre In isranse. work In all Uepart
nents. LlT rARCITa.TEArMeR- rt.VR TO
MrrT A mectine f the Parents-
Teacher' Club of Ixnta will be held
j.t Vridav afternoon at i.ii o'clock
tt trie Lents school house, when the fol-
owinc procramme win be rennerea.
Address. Mr. Hobert II. Tate, presl
1nt Mothers- lonares of Oreaon;
Juet. Mli-e Florence and Kdtth Tur
ner: reclt.itlon. "Mother In Kverv-nay
lres...-- i.lcnn Ward: exercises, fourth
itrarie: 'Parents-Teacher- Association
irocn te Tea. hers- Standpoint.- Mra.
Maude I'arnall: -The i-hi!.l and the
Pl cround." Mrs K. I- Sells.
Last I.t'Tt nt ox FIomr Pi.avred FOR
TiEaPAT. Hcv. Ldwin V. o'llara will
deliver hi last le-ture In his coure on
l:ome in t.le auditorium of the East
Portland Branch Library Tuesday
nlarht. Tha last lecture will deal wltii
the Popea of fhe early centuries, and
a number of atereopticon plcturea will
?e shown. UlustratlnK St. Peter's and
Ihe Vatican and the churches of Home.
Admission l free to the public.
Father Paih Br.itN Work at Mit.-
WALKtat. Ker. Father Theodore Paum.
lor the past tx months astor of
FcAvrrton. entered on hi duties aa
pastor of the Mllwaukle Cathol'c
I'liurca yesterdar. when he hold hi
first service. Father Paum wa as
slcned to the Mllwaukle parish by
Archbishop Christie. The church and
manse have Jut been completed.
T W. r. A. Greem Tea Pot Mm-.
jlon.U. March 11: Cream of tomato
soup, chicken aoup. roat beef, lamb
it-ops. inl and oyster on toast.
. r.oppeJ beet, peas, fruit, crab and
!viied ecc salad, home-made cottaste
.heese with sandwich, apple and cus
tard pie. cocoanut puddina" with
hipped cream, be cream with cake.
Try our 2'm- luncheon.
Chikt SuovtR TO SriAK Chief Plover
he tt-.e speaker tonight at the meet-it.-
of the Krotherhoo.l of the Centen-
ry Methodist Episcopal "hurch and the
' uM-'t will be "Tha Spirit of " from
llvcicnic Standpoint" Refreshments
ssr in" be served. The men of the con
creaation will be entertained by the
brotherhood.
"5TATE OWMERSKIR OT TEUtT HONE"" I
Tone. "St At iwnerhip of Tele
ohone Is the subject of the address
f Uoern.r West at the luncheon of
l. t East Side Business Men's Club to
J.v at the Sargent Hotel. Grand and
tlawtSoice avenues.
Notice to the rratjc My book,
-milled "Sixteen Tear in Ore.on." I
tow oat. Price. JSc postac paid.
rder now. Will F Purdy. Newberc. Or.
Lacic or Pvan-ARP. F. Frends la
maklnit a speelal low price In ladles'
tilor-mjde suit of Imported jtood for
- a short time only. 104 Central bid
Contiwoop Prices reduced
cent, all crades. Main MZi. A It:.
tin. av C BasiwR. Eia, Eaji; alaroaia.
More 8rRSCRi-rror KrEtEr. Eub
senptlon to the amount of a, little over
9 1 a. 000 bare been secured toward the
construction of the South Mount Tabor
streetcar extension, and more prom
ised. Geora-e G. Hoot, who baa riven
much time to the matter, said yester
day that a reat many property-owner
who are Interested In Eettln the
rarline seem to think that the exten
sion will be made without their help
and are either holding- back altogether
or are maklnz small donation. But
Mr. Hoot said they are making- a great
mistake and may endanger the con
struction of the line. The line will be
a little over three-quarters of a mile
long, and the territory from which to
get subscriptions Is limited to the dis
trict. Some of the heavy property,
owners have not been heard from, said
Mr. Root, and the committee hopes they
will come forward at once. At least
115.000 and perhaps more will be needed
to build the line. As soon as the money
haa been subscribed to make the con
struction of the line a certainty, pe
titions will be circulated making Twenty-ninth
avenue a stree from East Six
tieth atreet to the city limits eastward.
Tills la the street on which the' ex
tension will be built.
J. p. Lee Thixks Brtax Witt. Be
Nominated. J. D. Lee. who ha Just re
turned from a trip in tl- East, la con
vinced that Bryan will be the next
Wmocratic candidate for President.
Mr. Lee traveled about to a conalder
ah!e extent In the middle states and
Ohio and he save that he found a strong
entlment among the Democrats tn fa
vor of the nomination of Mr. Bryan.
He went to a place In Waverly. O.,
where he met the editor of a Demo
cratic newspaper. "The editor told me
that the sentiment, even In onto, is tor
!,,., continued Mr.
iee. "ana noi
tor Harmon, as might be .supposed. The
, ., ,.
Impression among- other states visueo
was that Brvan I a candidate and will
be nominated. Wilson Is not seriously
considered. Harmon seems to be
stronger than Wilson."
Fii-m Actress to Visit Portum).
Miss Florence E. Turner, one of the
best-known movlnir-plcture actresses
In the profession, will be on of the
leading- features of next week- Tro
Eramme at the Peoples- Theater, ap
pearing In a unique pantomime act. In
which, by mean of her facial expres
sion she succeeds In portraying a wide
ranae of emotions. Miss Turner la not
onlv a finished dramatic artist, but her
skiil as a pantomlmlst has gained for
her the title of "the woman of a hun
aa Miss Turner Is now at
Santa Monica. Cel.. but has advised the
management of the People'a Theater
that he would leave for Portland to
morrow, beginning her engagement Im
mediately upon her arrival.
Sati-rdat Cuix-L'r Dat at Lexts.
v-.. u.n.rHn' i the day aet by the
advisory board of the Mothers Club of
lems a the day to clean up
the ..round secured .rom the county.
Everv parent and all othera In
terested are Invited to come prepared
.in snrk with hoe and apade. lie
frerhmenle will be furnished on the
round to the tollers. It will require
and some money to prepare the
niavernnnH so It may be used by the
youns people. A space will be cleared
large enouah for Jaseball grounas,
Later trapeze, awln r and other ap-.,-.!,,
will be nrovlded. There will
be work for 200. A wiperlntendcnt
will have charge so that effective work
will be done.
rfirsnri cie A t J. lax re TO FrEsK. Rev,
it Mimnsnn. founder of the Chrls-
ti.f. and Missionary Alliance, an or
which lias missionaries in
all foreign countries, will speak
.i.ki. at the iloanel Tabernacle.
four
cor-
ner of Eat Ninth and Clay street, be
ginning tomorrow night at 7:10 o'clock.
H- ha selected the following aub
lect for these eervlce: "The Bible
and Modern Thought.- "The Holy Spirit
the Supreme Need of the Age.' "The
Scriptural Doctrine of Divine Healing.
-Why 1 Expert the Premlllenlal Coin
In. f the Lord." and "The Supreme
Missionary Appeal."
"PAXAMs CAJCAL 1I.L.ISTRATED" TO-
srinHT. "Panama Canal itiustraieo
Ihe subject of t.ie lecture ny i. ai. iii
per In the auditorium of Hie East Port
land Branch Library tonight. Till lec
ture will be lllutrated by ISO different
stereoptlcon views, obtained by Mr.
l-eppcr while be superintendent of
traek construction at me ranem
nal It will be a most complete show
ing of that American enterprise. Mr.
Lepper spent nearly a year In the canal
gone and has a story of Interest. The
lecture will be under the auspices of
the I'nlted Improvement Clubs' Asso
ciation and the Ea.t Side Business
Men s Club, and free to the public.
Corner Lot Soi.p. Frank Bollam h
purchased from P. C. Pelton for ::..
on the southwest corner of Eleventh
and Bumsliie street. The property has
a frontage of ;t feet on Eleventh street
and 1H feet on Burnsld atreet. I.
Goldsmith broucht about the sale. A
bullrilnis three storlea high will be
erected on tle lot.
Leaove Wii.u Meet. A special meet
ing of the Uoe City Park Improve
ment League will be held at St. Rose s
Hall at o'clock tonight. A full at
tendance of the membership of the
league la desired, as matters of great
r.. a and interest to the citizens
rit rark District will be
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considered.
LENTS Waxts Fire PROTrj-rin. Fire
i tr i M. Hedge- building re-
cenf.v by which. Lents business center
was threatened, baa stimulated a move
ment to secure fire protection. Popular
,iti,.ns are being taken toward
fund with which to purchase a chem
ical fire enclne.
t- - r-uanx to Sfeak. Eugene V.
Chafln. ex-Prohlbttlonlst candidate for
n .m..i will snak to tne women
.".iann en the tonic of "Womfti and
..- c.iint" In the auditorium of Olda,
Wortman Kings building. Tenth and
M.rin streets, tomorrow afternoon.
March 12. at I P. M.
e- vt . Bvrr Kiostu III. Dr. Har-
vev Knowles. who was once a well
known physician of Portland, but who
Ti.Z. ..n to Seattle. I lying 111 at
the Good Samaritan Hospital, where be
entered last Friday. It Is believed that,
he Is suffering from a malignant
growth of the stomach.
"MiLiTAvr Wonts'' I Tone. At a
meeting 'of the College Suffrage league
to be held tomorrow night in the Port
land Hotel, Pr. Florence Manion will
deliver an address on "Militant Woman
or Freed WomanT John K. Logan will
also speak. ,
"Cojijiis-'io'X Form or Goverxmext" Is
Topic-. Pr. Harry Lane will deliver an
aMrr.s tonight In the Firemen s Hail
on Vblna avenue, under the auspices of
tie North Allna Improvement Asso.
nation, on Commission Form of Gov
ernment." Madim Before placing your order
for a tailored suit be sure ami our
Imr-orted novelties: price. $, Ourney.
ladle- tailor. Mohawk bide.
Bowras Hotel. Table d hote dinner,
with wine. II. Ladlea- Ceciliatr or
chestra. siA-ixa today all day. Pake Risk.
MRS. DUN I WAY , RALLIES
Oregon Equal Surrrase cader Im
proved in Health.
Mr. Abigail Scott Punlway. preal-d-nt
of tlie. state Enual Surfraga Arro-
tat Ion. ho haa been 111 at hr noma.
Clay atreet. waa reported lat night
to b rallying conalderaMy.
She reted eaay ywaterday and lal
nlcht. and a atrady Improvement waa
noted la ber condition.
n,T,VTn nrrr.nxTAX. ?rOT5AT. nVAKCH 11. 191. ; . - -
TRAIN KILLS PIONEER
Amos Shockley's Legs Cut Off
by Locomotive.
VICTIM LIVES TWO HOURS
Attempt to Dash Across
Pacific Tracks Proves
Southern
Fatal.
Wife and Three Children
Are SurrlTors.
Struck by a Southern Pacific pas
senger train at East hirst street and
Hawthorne avenue as he was attempt
ing to cross tn front of It yesterday
afternoon. Amos Shockley. a Portland
pioneer and a communicant at Taylor-
Street Methodist Church, died at uoofl
Samaritan Hospital two and one-half
hours after the accident. Both of hla
less had been severed by the locomo
tive.
According to witnesses Mr. Shockley
was walking east on the north side of
Hawthorne avenue when the gates were
lowered across the streets to stop traf
fic for the paasage of Roseburg local
No. 17. which was leaving the city.
Mr. Shockley. they say. waa evidently
in a hurry and ran under the bars.
Members of the train crew saw the
move of the old man aud made efforts
to bring their train to a step, but were
unsuccessful. They say that the train
was proceeding slowly. It traveled
about an engine's length after the oc
currence.
Speak t) Paster. Die.
The Red Cross ambulance was Im
mediately called and he was hurried
to the Good Samaritan Hospital. While
he waa being lifted Into the ambulance
he called for Rev. Benjamin Young, his
pastor, then lapsed Into unconscious
ness. No one knew his Identity at the
time, and hla name was learned at the
hospital from a notebook that he car
ried. The fact that he had mentioned
the name of Dr. Young led the South
ern Pacific officials to send for the
nastor and he arrived In a short time.
whn lie v niinF arrived he was rec
onised hv Mr. Shockley. who greeted
him savins:: "Dr. Young: Why. bless
your soul!"
Theae -ere his last words.
For a moment he appeared to recog
nit. Thomas Rcott Brooke, of the rea
estate firm of Brooke A Klernan, wl'.U
which he waa identified. Pain and
weakness from loss of blood, however,
made him unconscious or delirious for
the most part.
At the hospital he was attended by
nr. Georse Wilson, who did everything1
possible to stop the flow of blood and
. . , , . . . . i - m, iiiAi.kl.i was
to relieve suffering. Mr. Shockley waa
so weak that it was impossible to pu
lilm under an anesthetic. One leg was
crushed inirt below, and the othe
above the knee. The accident occurred
at :0i, and he died at C:40.
"Three Chlldrea Survive,
Mr. Hhorklev waa ;S years old. and
had lived In Portland for many years.
He crossed the plain with an ox team.
Puring the early years of his residence
be was connected with the hardware
firm of Corbett. Failing & Company.
I-ater he started a draylng business.
About slv years ago he became Iden
tlfled with Brooke A Klernan. and wa
a close personal friend of members
the firm and oartlenlarly of Mr. Brooke,
Mr. Shockley has a wife, a son and
a daughter living In Portland, and
daughter living in San Jose. His wife,
Mra. Marv Shockley. lives at 3
Seventh street with his son. Edward
Shockley. who Is athletic Instructor for
the Columbus Club.
Photo Play Bills of Excel
lence Are Shown
THE development oi pno.o-pi -m
to.rard class and excellence was
shown by the proarammes yesterua
at the Teople s and Star Theaters. The
pictures In Vh houses were of un
usually engaging quality and film fHns
were correspondingly satisfied. Fl m
firrt-nighters are as regular as others
of their kind and are becoming eaually
aa critical and exacting.
Bloararh a "Ptr.ng of Tearls at tha
Teoples. taught a moral while atili
adorning a tale and proved the utter
worthlessnre of wealth aa compared
to health and that while the rich some
times fail t help the poor a call upon
srmpathlea of the .alter seldom
That Is the Only Way
to Upbuild Oregon
Best for
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Mortgages On - -
Property That-
we have carefully
investigated before
making the loan are
for sale by this
bank.
The purchaser of one of
these mortgages will
have the best type of
security to be obtained
improved P o r 1 1 and
real estate on which a
conservative amount
was loaned after a
searching investigation
by the experienced men
who have charge of our
loan department.
In addition to the ut
most safety of your
funds, the earning is
very attractive net
ting the investor.
7 Per Cent.
Portland Trust Co.
BANK
Third and Oak St.
nh.rd. "The Brotherhood of
Man" &ae a fine opportunity to show
a bit of sclntmc amateur tbiuo.
The Battle of Crecy" offered a mili
tary spectacle of matchless Rrandeur
and "How the Play Waa Advertised
was comic enough to make everybody
laugh. Miss Knorr sans a fetching
topical sons with a few pertinent local
hits In it and the trio, as usual, won
a well-deserved encore at each per
formance by that nameless something
of which the public does not tire.
The Handicap." a thrilling Lubm. at
the Star, portrayed a real race In
which a woman wins over trickery and
base plottin. "Mrs. Carter Neck
lace" told graphically of the saving of
a woman's honor through the timely
appearance of a silent family "
"The Hvpnotist" w exceedingly
funnw A country editor defies the
hvpnotist and in return Is put under
the Influence and Is made to do a lot
of ridiculous things. "The Markets of
HavanV was descriptive and very in
teresting. John Post, a new tenor,
made his initial appearance and scored
The lealinir film at the OH .foy Thea
ter was "How States Are Made" nnd it
was a vivid account of the rush for
land In places where tne Government
opens reservations to the aettlemcnt of
the whites. Three, other pictures and
a new singer pl-asod the people Texas
Torrm" was offered as a special at
traction nt thn Tlvoli and new man-
..t .inc.r and nlctures opened
up to excellent business
Side Crystnl.
at the East
SALE OF SEATS OPENS
Greatest Contralto
Known Sings
the World
at llcilig.
Has
The sale of seats for the Schumann
Helnk concert opens this morning at
10 o'clock at the Heillg. where this
greatest of all contraltos sings ednes-
dav
I.ol
nieht unoer tne umuni
fll.n,.Vvnn Coman. The Seattle
Times
of .March 7 says or her appear
n that city before a crowded
anew
and wllcllv entuuHiasiic iuumn. .
"A glorious voice Indeed, and one
that the world has never seen equalled.
Memories of the great Materna were
called to mind at times, but Pchumann
Hetnk has a range far beyond In its
astonishing boundaries anything that
Materna possessed. Yet with all t) I
rich coloring and the mighty power in
the lower register. ' Schumann-Helnk
is a dynamo of personal magnetism.
Roocvelt Club to Be Formed.
CENTRAMA. March 10. (Special.)
A Roosevelt Club is being planned at
Toledo, preparatory to the Republican
countv convention to be held at Che
halla 'in April. A mass meeting will
he held tomorrow night, at which the
organization will be perfected.
Talk
Act
Live
Induce your friends to do likewise
Qregonllfc
is the only Life Insurance Company
"Exclusively Oregon"
Receives preference from
discriminating buyers.
Oreg
Home Office, Corbett Building, Portland
JL LIMIS r L SAMUEL CLARENCE S.SAMUEL
President Genail Manager Asststint Kanacer
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MAGICIAN TO GIVE PCBLIC AP
PEAKAXCE AT MttTXOMAH.
i on hirer Will .Leave
,yn Oregon
Panama-Pacific Excursion
for San Francisco.
When Malini makes ills farewell ap
nearancc and the only exhibition open
Le the entire public, in the ballroom
of the Multnomah Hotel tonigln there
will be seen a conjurer whose skill is
wonderful, for Malini carries no appar-
'Tnother of his idiosyncrasies Is his
refusal to accept the many large offers
made to him by theatrical nmnagers.
Malini says that his artistic tempera
ment prevents his becoming part of a
machine. He has appeared before manj
of the. world s greatest rulers "dt.mf-s'
prominent men: he has dined with the
editors of almost all the leading PP"
In the rnited States, and the r-ortland
editor have been no exception.
Malini likes the people to crowd
around him and try to discover the se
cret of his tricks, for only then have
thev a -proper understanding of the
marvelous nature of his performance.
Malini will leave here tomorrow on the
Oregon Panama-Pacific Site excursion,
his interesting entertainments being
deemed Indispensable to that body of
Lrt-egonians.
Body Found in Hay.
SEATTLE. March 10. The body of
J. J. Branna. a real estate dealer, 50
vears old. was found floating in the
"bav at White avenue and Florida street
today. The police believe that Bran
na accidentally fell Into the water
last night.
Cordwood, Slubwood, Coal.
Holmarr Fuel Co.. successors to Ban-field-Veysey
Fuel Co. M. 858. A 3353.
"Oregon Made"
"Oregon Made
"Oregon Made
omans
OREGON FIR S T
MONDAY
Luncheon; Menu
SPECIAL TABLE D'HOTE LUNCHEON 50 CENTS
COK-OMME JCTJEXXB. PUREE OP SPLIT PEA.
C , MIXED OLIVES. DILI. PICKLES.
GREEN ONIONS.
Bs-KED STEELHEAD SALMON. A LA CREOLE. - .
CHOICE OF
POTTFD BEEF WITH SPAGHETTI. CROQUETTES OF VEAL, GARDEN PEAS.
PO COLD 'HAM PRIME BEEF. SMOKED TONGUE .POTATO SALAD).
MASHED OR STEAMED POTATOES.
FRENCH CARROTS WITH FRESH PEAS.
. 1PP, v SA1 in GREEN APPLE OR RHUBARB PIE
CELCRU"HeS PINE APPLE SORB E T. SWISS OR AMERICAN CHEESE-
COFFEE TEA. MILK.
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6:15 VXTIL 8:30, 10:15 t"TIL 12:13.
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You Are Losing Money Every Day
if jour inactive funds are not earning for you
at least 7 per cent per annum. Let us explain
to you bow to stop this leak.
Officers and Directors:
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S66 Stark Street, Ground
A Portland Corporation
The many uses of j
HOLD DUST
If you were to use, for
each kind of washing,
cleaning, scouring and
scrubbing, one of the so-
called special prepara-
tions which are made,
you would have an im -
posing and expensive
array of chemicals, wash-
pastes, etc.
There is one cleaner
that has the virtues 'of
all and the faults-of
none. Use Gold Dust and
you have no need of
borax, ammonia, kero
sene or naphtha.
D not use borax.
momp. naphtha, aoda,
ammonia or kero
sene with GOLD
DUST. GOLD
DUST hat all deair
abl cleansing qual
ities io a perfectly
fcarmleaa sod last-
lot form.
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COLUMBIA
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The Columbia Sanitarium Is a surgical and
medical institute, located at the corner oC
Hixth and Yamhill streets, next to the Port
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cme diseases of men. women and children.
This insUtuiion was established in Port-.
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:.st marvelous success in curing thousands
i" persons of diseases has caused it to etand
the peer of any'like institution Jn the AVesU
W'r make a specialty of the eye. ear, nose,
throat. - heart, stomach, kidneys, catarrh,
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