THE MORNTN'G OREGOSTAN. THURSDAY. FEBRTTART 13. 1913.
Ml
WORRIES
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USH MAUS EAST
Sefetary of War Calls Briga-
General to Troops Ex
pected to Move.
Doii
TB.EGRAM URGES HASTE
rtment of Columbia Commander
rteparcs to Ieave, in Advance or
lehcdule, for Xtw Charge of
Albany, X. A'., Brigade.
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ceti
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tt.VCOlTEB BARRACKS. Wash..
1 2. (Special. ) Brigadler-GeneraC
lon P. Maus, commander of the De-
tment of the Columbia, today re-
ffd a telegrraphlc ordr from the
retary of War to proceed, as soon
asbractlcable, to Join his brigade at
Alany, N. V. This is the First Bri
ga e of the First Division. anl. ac
co liner to press dispatches, may be or
de:d to move towards Mexico with the
Art troop.
encral Maus will lcavo within the
rt t two or three days, 'much sooner
th n be bad expected to go. The De
pa tmcnt of the Columbia, of which he
Is now in command and has been for
til last three years, will cease to exist
F )ruary 1". so it is probable that he
w I bear the distinction of being lie
la L in command of it before the new
oi anization Is effected.
ieneral Maus. durinjr his stay in
t i department, has made many friends
aiont? the civilians in this section of
Pacific Northwest, all of whom rc-
to see him called away.
Ko orders for the removal of troons
hrc have been received, but Colonel
Gsrrre S. Younp. post commander, is
wt dy to move them on a few hours'
ni:ice. There is a switch leading
f i m the North Bank road Into the
gi rrlson and trains can be backed in
oi this In case the troops go to the
fi nt. However, it Is not believed
tilt any troops will be sent East from
tl s post. Others nearer the scene of
tl? trouble will go first, being: closer,
all besides, all of the troops on the
Cast will be required for duty here
it Is held.
5D00 MEN READY TO MOVE
(Continued From First PF. )
alchor at Guantanamo, are ready for
sa. They have approximately 9000
oflcers and men.
I'ive other smaller craft In Central
American waters are within call of the
ireleif. The Navys plans today show:
(Georgia, IS, 000-ton battleship. Oap
tftn Marbury Johnson, due at " Vera
Cfuz Friday.
Vermont, 16,000-ton battleship, flag
s ip of Rcar-Admlral Fletcher, corn
landing tho second division of the At
1 ntlc fleet; Captain Harry I McHuse,
c ic at Vera Cms Saturday.
Nebraska. 15,000-ton battleship, Cap
t in Spencer S- Wood, due at Vera Cruz
t Lturday.
Virginia. 15.000-ton battleship, flag
fiip of Rear-Admiral Usher, command.
1 g the third division. Captain John D.
3 c Donald, due at Tamplco Saturday.
Colorado, 3 4,000-ton armored cruiser,
f igsMp of Kear-Admiral Southerland,
c mmander-ln -chief of Pacific fleet.
C.ptatn "William I. Gilmer, due at
1 LzutJan Friday.
South Dakota, 14,000-ton armored
fui.ser. Captain Charles F. Plunkett.
at Acapulco Sunday.
Supplementary Force Within Call.
Within call, to supplement this force.
the cruiser Denver, en route to
cajutla, Salvador; transport Buffalo,
Corlnto. Nicaragua; cruiser Des
folnes, en route to Blueflelds, Nica-
and due there Saturday; gun-
iuat Nashville, en route to Puerto Cor-
Honduras, and gunboat Annapolis,
route to Ainapala, Honduras.
The battleships Wyoming, Utah,
Florida, Arkansas, North Dakota, Mich-
HOb South Carolina, Minnesota, Idaho
and Ohio. 17 torpedo-boat destroyers
And many auxiliary craft of the At
lantic fleet remain with Rear-Admiral
Badger, commanding the Atlantic fleet
ft Guantanamo.
It Is the feeling of the Administra
tion that these plans embody all that
tan be done at this time, and that a
sufficient number of warships have
teen dispatched, not only to observe
envelopments, hut practically to create
neutral zones at ILPXta where they lie.
tn which Americans and other foreign
ers In Mexico may find safety.
Act of AVr Avoided.
It has been suggested in some quar
ters that to land troops in Mexico
would be such an act of war as can be
justified only with the approval of
Congress. Many military officers fail
to see any distinction between such
landing of troops on foreign soil in
rise oi aiiiirc.i una uie empiwj mcui ul
(marines for the same purpose, as was
cone in Mcarugua recenny.
To meet the constitutional objection.
In case the transports were sent to
Vera Cruz, It is understood that the
commanding officers would be in
structed not to land troops, except on
Congressional authorization. Their
presence on the coast, it is felt, doubt
less wonld hae a strong moral effect
upon the contending factions in Mex
ico, and more than a week's time would
be tared in placing- the soldiers just
where they would be needed In case
danger to foreign lives and property
should become more Imminent.
Americans Irsjed to Move.
Unless one side or the other achieves
a decisive victory in the City of Mexico
within the next day or two, it Is prob
able that Ambassador Wilson will be
Instructed to try to induce tho Amer
ican residents of the capital to go to
the ports or other places of safety, and
the representatives of other foreign
rations are expected to do the same.
One great element of danger in the
situation arises from the presence tn
the City of Mexico of about lt.OOt) for
eigners, whose home governments are
known to be In receipt of many heart
rending appeals for assistance. Rec
ognizing the disposition of the United
States Government to extend the same
prute tlon to these Furopean and
Asiatics as to Its own citizens, so far
none of the diplomatic representatives
of the foreign powers in Washington
has done more than make a few In
quiries at the State Department as to
the actual situation In the Mexican cap
ital. A wholesale evacuation of the city
by the foreign element would involve
the latter tn an enormous financial
loss. snd. looking to the precedents es
tablished In the civil War, it Is doubt
ful whether any compensation could be
exacted from whatever gov eminent may
exist after the closo of hostilities in
Mexico.
Brazil is to have the Irjret rsosrvoir in
the world Hi'" the dam at Oroa, in th
st&to of Ceara. is built.
A Three-Day Event Giving You Absolute Assurance of the Deepest Reductions
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HOUSEHOLD DRUGS
5c Menthol Cough Drops. 3 for 1 0c
10c Epsom Salts 5c
1 Oc Flower's Sulphur 5c
10c Soap Bark 5c
1 0c Cascara Bark 5c
10c Powdered Alum 6c
10c Bicarbonate of Soda 5c
10c Senna Leaves 6c
10c Powdered Borax 7c
10c Charcoal Tablets 5c
I 5c Comp'd Licorice Powder . 9c
20c Boric Acid 12c
25c New Skin 16c
25c Bath Borax 19c
25c Glad Pheet Com Remedy. 10c
25c Paregoric 1 6c
25c Essence Peppermint 16c
25c Aromatic Cascara 1 6c
25c Camphorated Oil 16c
25c Violet Ammonia I 6c
25c Violet Witch Hazel 1 6c
25c Spirits Turpentine 16c
25c Witch Hazel 1 6c
25c Bay Rum 1 6c
25c Castor Oil 16c
25c Oil of Sweet Almonds. . . 16c
25c Rose Water 16c
25c Glycerine and Rose Water. 16c
25c Glycerine 16c
25c Cocoanut Oil 1 6c
25c Denatured Alcohol 1 6c
25c VanilJa Extract 16c
25c Essence of Ginger 16c
25c Tincture of Benzoin 16c
25c Spirits of Camphor 16c
35c Laxative Fig Syrup 19c
50c Murine 29c
50c Effervescent Sodium Phos
phate 19c
BRISTLE GOODS
25c Tooth Brushes 10c
10,000 genuine hand-drawn
bristle tooth brushes.
35c Nail Brushes 19c
Nail and hand scrub brushes
in assorted style backs. Durable
brushes with stiff bristles.
$1.75 Brashes $1.19
Pearson's Ideal hair brushes.
$2.00 Brushes 98c
A sample lot of pure bristle
hair brushes with ebony or rose
wood backs.
$4.50 Brushes $2.25
Ebony or rosewood hair
brushes with 1 3 rows stiff pene
trating bristles. An excellent
line of brushes specially marked
at half price.
Face and Talcum P'ders
25c Lehn & Fink's Tal
cum 1 6c
25c Williams' Talcum. .15c
25c Massatta Japanese
Talcum 1 5c
25c Mennen's Talcum. . 9c
25c Houbigant's Rice
Powder 1 6c
50c Houbigant's Rice
Powder 35c
35c Java Rice Powder ..21c
50c La Blache Face
Powder 26c
B
Charny's
Perfumes and Toilet Cremes
"Myral" and "Lyrtis"
Two new odors from the
French perfumer Charny, of
Paris. These delicate and un
usual odors, with their lingering
fragrance, have charmed the
most fastidious French women.
Toilette waters and extracts
can be had at the perfume sec
tion, as well as exquisite creme
and face powder combined with
these odors.
"Lyrtis" Creme is especially
unusual, being what the French
women call a finishing creme to
put on just before powder.
Leaves the skin soft, white and
delicately perfumed. Jar.. 50c
PERFUMES
$2.00 D'Orsay's Charme
Extrait, oz $1.50
$2.00 D'Orsay's Jasmin
Extrait, oz $1.50
$2.00 Houbigant's Ideal
Extract, oz $1.50
$2.25 Mary Garden Ex
tract, oz $1.75
75c Fiver's Extracts, oz. . 60c
$2.00 Bouquet Farnese Ex
tract, oz $1.00
$1.95 bot. Campagne Rivera
Extracts, all odors .... 98c
75c bot. 4711 Lilac or Violet
Vegetal 39c
85c bot. Rico Violet Toilet
Water 49c
Eclipse Floral Cr'm 50c
A remarkably soothing
and beautifying cream
which will be pleasing to
the most fastidious wo
man. It is agreeable to the
most sensitive skin.
PROPRIETARY MEDICIN'S
1 5c Hydrogen Peroxide 8c
1 5c Pepsin Tablets 9c
1 5c Aspirin Tablets, 5-gr. . . 9c
25c Wyeth's Vichy Tablets. . 16c
25c Wyeth's Kissinger; Tablets. 1 6c
25c Bromo Quinine 12c
25c Aseptine (Dr. Lister's Solu
tion) 15c
25c Carter's Liver Pills 15c
25c Henderson's Liver Pills. . . 10c
25c Mandrake Vegetable Liver
Pills 10c
25c Munyon's Remedies 15c
25c Carbona 18c
35c Bland's Pills 19c
50c Wyeth's Lithia Tablets. . . 29c
50c Abbott's Saline Laxative . . 33c
50c Bromo Seltzer 29c
50c Cascara Tablets 29c
50c Milk of Magnesia 29c
50c Sal Hepatica 39c
50c Mentholatum 29c
50c Mustard Cerate 29c
50c White Pine and Wild Cherry
Cough Syrup 29c
75c Beef. Iron and Wine 39c
$1.00 Squibb's Cod Liver Oil. 59c
$1.00 Glyco-Thymoline 69c
$1.00 Listerine 59c
$1.00 Pond's Extract 69c
$1.00 Horlick's Malted Milk. 75c
$1.50 Fellow's Syrup. $1.25
RUBBER GOODS
A sale comprising our entire
stock of water bottles, syringes
and all sick-room accessories.
Here you will find only first
quality rubber goods perfect
in composition and workman
ship. $1.00 Water Bottle 89c
2-qt. guaranteed water bot
tle. $2.25 Water Bottle $1.95
3-quart guaranteed hot water
bottle of excellent quality red
rubber.
$1.00 Combinations 89c
Combination hot water bot
tle with all syringe attachments.
$1.75 Combinations $1. 19
White rubber Eclipse com
bination, 3-quart capacity.
$1.95 Combinations $1.49
Eclipse combination h o c
water bag and syringe of red
rubber.
$2.25 Combinations $1.69
3-quart Eclipse combination
of red rubber.
$1.00 Bulb Syringe 79c
Best white rubber bulb
syringe with hard rubber at
tachments. $1.00 Atomizer 69c
Nasal atomizer for oil or
water.
$1.25 Atomizer 95c
Oil or water nasal atomizer.
$1.25 Bath Sprays 95c
Nickel shower spray with
extra large tubing and patented
faucet connections.
25c Brushes 19c
Rubber complexion brushes.
50c Rubber Tubing 19c
Red or white tubing of best
rubber with reinforced ends. In
5-foot lengths.
TOILET SOAPS
25c Soap 9c Box
Three cakes in box and each one
wrapped separately. All odors.
25c Soap 19c Box
"Hearts of Violet" transparent
glycerine soap.
35c Soap 19c Box
At this price you have choice of
three different kinds of soap:
Savon d'Orient, highly perfumed
with the Oriental odors Sandal
wood, Corylopsis. Japanese, violet
and rose.
Boudoir series in French, rose,
violet, heliotrope and lilac.
Renaissance antiseptic toilet soap.
10c Soap 6c Cake
Quarter-pound bars of bath soap.
Can be had in Transparent Glycer
ine, Elderflower, Buttermilk. Oat
meal and Turkish Bath.
5c Size 3c Cake
1 0c California Medicated Soap. 6c
10c cake Sulphur. Tar or Carbolic
Medicated Soap 6c
25c Eclipse Peroxide Toilet
Soap 1 5c
25c Woodbury's Facial Soap. 15c
25c Cuticura Soap 15c
25c cake Dr. Fenner's Clear Skin
Soap 1 5c
25c Daggett & Ramsdell's Cold
Cream Soap 1 9c
25c cake Sanitol Soap 14c
25c cake Listerine Soap 16c
25c cake Packer's Tar Soap. . 12c
50c bar Society Hygienic Scented
Soap 40c
IMPORTED SOAPS
50c Bars 42c
$1.25 Per Box
D'Orsay's unexcelled imported
toilet soap. Odors: Rose, violet
and muguet.
35c a Cake or $1.00 Box
Grennville's imported toilet soap
in violet, rose, heliotrope and chypre.
$1.00 Soap 69c Bar
Four-pound bar Boco Belli im
ported castile soap.
65c Bars 39c
Domestic castile soap.
25c Soap 19c
Imported violet toilet soap.
HAIR TONICS
25c Sanaderma Shampoo. ... 16c
50c Hayes' Hair Grower. . . .29c
50c Seven Sutherland Sisters'
Shampoo 29c
50c Danderine 29c
75c Pinaud's Eau de Quinine. 66c
75c Schemer's Colorine 59c
$1.00 Seven Sutherland Sisters'
Hair Grower 59c
$1.00 Mary T. Goldman's Gray
Hair Color Restorer 73c
$1.00 Potter's Walnut Tint Hair
Stain 69c
DENTAL PREPARATIONS
25c Sanitol Tooth Powder. ... 12c
25c Sanitol Tooth Paste 12c
25c Kolynos Tooth Paste. ... 16c
25c Peroxide Tooth Powder. . 16c
25c Lyons Tooth Powder. . . 10c
25c Rubifoam 1 5c
25c Sanitol Liquid Wash ..... 1 2c
50c Pebeco Tooth Paste 29c
50c Odol . 45c
50c Societe Hygienic Tooth
Paste 29c
75c Jewsbury & Brown's Oriental
Tooth Paste 59c
FACE CREAMS
25c Sanitol Face Cream 12c
25c Euthymol Cold Cream .... 1 5c
25c Woodbury's Facial Cream. 1 5c
25c Frostilla 14c
50c Sempre Giovine 29c
50c Dr. Child's Flesh Food. . .29c
50c Pompcian Massage Cream. 25c
50c Ingram's Milkweed Cr'm. 29c
50c Malvina Cream 29c
50c Stillman's Freckle Cream. 29c
'500 Eclipse Almond Lotion. . .35c
50c Eclipse Witch Hazel Lo
tion 35c
50c Magda Cold Cream 39c
50c Wisdom's Violet Cream. . 1 9c
50c Derma Viva 25c
50c Pinaud's Beauti Viva. . . .33c
75c Pompeian Massage Cream . 49c
50c Hind's Honey and Almond
Cream 29c
SUNDRIES
1 0c Face Chamois 5c
35c Washable Chamois
Skins 23c
25c Whisk Brooms 19c
35c Whisk Brooms 29c
25c Wrist Bands 19c
25c Flexible Nail Files.. 10c
35c Wool Powder Puffs. 23c
50c Nail Buffers 29c
$1 .50 Magnify'g Mirrors.95c
$2 Shav'g Stand Mirrors . 98c
MALT NUTRINE
A nutritive tonic which
is especially beneficial
when taken in the Spring.
15c a Bottle
$1.75 the Dozen
50c La Noye P'd'r de Riz25c
Comes in four tints, and is a
powder of unexcelled purity
and fineness.
La Noye Liquid BeautiRer
A liquid powder for the face,
neck and arms flesh or white.
50c and $1.00 the Bottle
BATHROOM ACCESSORI'S
1 0c Razor Strop Hooks 8c
25c Bath Thermometers 19c
25c Toilet Paper Rollers 1 5c
65c Toilet Paper Rollers . . 39c
50c Towel Rods. 24-inch . . . . 39c
75c Opal Towel Rods with nickel
brackets 49c
$1.00 24-inch Crystal Towel Rods
with nickel brackets . ....... 69c
75c Wash Cloth Racks 59c
50c Tumbler Holders 29c
75c Combination Tumbler Holder
and Soap Dish 49c
85c Combination Tumbler and
Tooth Brush Holder 69c
$1.50 Plate Glass Shelf with heavy
nickel brackets 79c
85c Heavy Tub Soap Dishes . . 69c
75c Bath Brushes 59c
SILK SPONGES
ONE-FOURTH OFF
Our entire stock of Mand
ruka and superior quality
sponges in all sizes which
are priced regularly from 10c
to $5.00 now specially
marked for our anniversary
sale.
$1 Automobile Sp'gs 79c
Large extra quality auto
mobile sponges.
$2.00 Douche Pans 98c
Porcelain sanitary douche
pans or irrigators, with five feet
of best tubing and three hard
rubber pipes.
$2.00 Bed Pans 98c
Porcelain or granite bed
pans.
35c China Sick Feeders 20c
10c Bottle Brush es Dc
50c package Sanitary Napkins
1 dozen to package 39c
35c Bath and Friction Gloves
Special 27c Pair
Loofah bath and friction
gloves give the right glow to the
skin, clear the complexion and
circulate the blood.
JLipmanWotfe & Co.
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MANSFIELD AGAR AGAR
CRACKERS
A whole wheat cracker combined
with Agar Agar. A drugless laxa
tive and harmless preparation which
has been perfected by prominent
physicians, and is now being pre
scribed by them where an article of
this kind is needed. Put up 40 in
the package.
Frice 25c
Toilet Paper
1 5c roll Sanitary Tissue 9c
1 0c roll Toilet Tissue 1 000 sheets
to the roll 7c
Silver white extra quality tis
sue toilet paper:
1000-sheet rolls ...12c
1500-sheet rolls 3c
2000-sheet rolls 25c
Manila extra quality medi
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1000-sheet rolls 10c
1500-sheet rolls 15c
2000-sheet rolls 20c
One-Quarter Off
On All
Parisian Ivory
LOOTERS ARE AWED
Criminal Element Too Fright
ened to Be Active.
FIRE MOWS DOWN TREES
Rebel Cannoneers Exhibit Expert
Marksmanship in Their Efforts
lo Free District From
Federal Riflemen.
MEXICO CITY. Feb. 12. Several
stories of robbery and looting by small
mobs were reported today, but for the
most part the criminal as well as the
law-abiding- element were too terrified
by the incidents of tho last two days
ti do anything but seek places of safe
ty. Business houses, banks and res
taurants arc closed and not even a
railway ticket is to be bought in the
uptown offices.
The offices of the cable company
have been kept open throughout the
fighting, however, even when the
shrapnel was beating In on all sides.
When a shell tore a gaping hole in the
iron shutters over the windows, the
force of Mexican operators continued
without Interrupting their work of re
ceiving and sending at tables not five
feet away.
Shell Burnt In Apartment-House.
The residents of Gore Court evac
uated only after two shells had burst
into thu big apartment-house.
Dozens of buildings show great
jagged holes, broken cornices and torn-
off corners, while nurwrws Dear more
insignificant marks of what lias been
the moat terrible bomlardment any
city in North America has been sub
jected to since the adoption of modem
high-power cannon. In some streets
the overhead wires dangle from posts,
the fire from one side or the other
"naving sheared off many of the sup
ports. In the Alameda. the great
wooded park In the center of the city,
the trees were moved down by the
vicious lire: small twigs and limbs
cover the ground in places, evidence
of the heaviness of the small arm fire.
Among the buildings damaged was
that of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company, in the side of which a great
hole was torn. Over the building dur
ing the battle the British and Amer
ican flags were flying. Most of the
buildings suffering the greatest dam
age are owned by Mexicans, but many
offices in them are occupied by Amer
icans and other foreigners.
Rebel Cannoneers Expert,
Considerable damage was done to
lae National Theater, now under con
struction. It was at this point that
the rebels dismounted a federal can
non. Another, five squares below, also
was dismounted, as were others to the
northwest.
This evidence of expert marksman
ship on the part of tho gunners In the
rebel ranks further was demonstrated
in the sweeping shrapnel tire over the
higher buildings in the center of the
city. These operations were Intended
t free the district from troublesome
riflemen and machine guns. Ono sec
tion of these were in the tower of tiie
sixth police station; a few blocks fur
ther east the Gore office building was
used for the same purpose, while other
structures within the same area har
bored little quick-firers.
WARNING IS ISSUED
Ambassador Wilson Reports
Danger to Americans.
DISPATCHES ALARM KNOX
Battleship Vermont on Way.
CAIMANKRA, Cuba, Fb. 11'. Tho
United States battleship Vermont sailed
for Mexico at T o'clock tonight. The
Vermont had 200 marines aboard,
drawn from this station.
Woman of 80 Blown Oat of Bed.
LYXCHBURO. Vs.. Feb. 12.-Alt)iou&h
Mrs. George K Jones, a wealthy wo
man SO years old, was blown out of
her bed last nlfrht by a dynamite 'ex
plosion which wrecked her home, the
shock did not harm her. Tho police
say it was an attempt at murder.
Income Tax Further Ratified.
HARRISBURG. Pa.. Feb. 1". The
House passed today without a dissent
Ins vote the joint resolution ratifying
the income tax amendment to the Fed
eral Constitution. The resolution will
be sent to the Senate next week.
State Department Urges All Xon
Combatants to Keep Out of Dan
ger Zone Emhassy at Mexico
City Open to All Refugees.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 12. Alarmed by
reports from Ambassador Henry Lane
Wilson that the combatants in Mexico
City were training their guns in such
a direction as to Increase the danger
to Americans and other foreign resl
dents, the State Department hurriedly
dispatched instructions to Mr. Wilson
i tonight to warn all non-combatants to
keep out of the fighting zone.
Mr. Wilson reported further that
large numbers of Americans and other
; foreigners, terrorised by the rain of
bullets In the residential section, had
sought protection at the embassy and
! in that neighborhood of the city. The
' Ambassador said he found places of
i refuge for hundreds. The department
I emphasized to him the necessity of
! affording refugees every comfort and
i protection within his power.
Late developments in the situation
were awaited tonight by Secretary
Knox and other State Department offi
cials at the Knox residence, where
messages from Ambassador Wilson
were received and answered.
$500 will be allotted to the Mexican
Red Cross Society for the relief of suf
fering and distress incident to the revo
lution in the capital. The remainder
is to be expended by the Ambassador
for the relief of sick, wounded and
destitute Americans,
Field Gnns neady at Vallejo.
VALIaEJO, Cal., Feb. 12. Fourteen
field guns and a large quantity of am
munition and otner supplies are being
held at Mare Island Navy-Yard for
immediate shipment to ships bound for
the Mexican coast. The shipment was
prepared upon a telegraphic request
from Reax-Admirai Sutherland, commander-in-chief
of the Pacific fleet. It
is probable the shipment will be made
on the collier Justin, which is due here
Sunday,
Bed Cross Telegraphs $1000.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 12. The Ameri
can National Red Cross today tele
graphed to the American Ambassador
at Mexico. City J1000. Of this amount
NO MORE
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If You Bathe Internally
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There Is just one successful and nat
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Warm water, properly applied, is
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Drugs must be persisted In and the
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The "J. B. I Cascade Is now being
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Ttfty Switzerland In One"
A diitlngulthed traveler, familiar with the far-famed
Swiss Mountains, upon making his firtt trip through
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of the Mountains."
FRANK R. JOHNSON. G. A.
PORTLAND, OREGON
"After its "Spring liousecleauing," the
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Luncheon Fifty Cents