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I Piaster as in buying anything else.
A wise selection will cure your corn.
A poor one will irritate it.
it's just as easy to get rid of your
corn as it is to say, Blue-jay.
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but
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SUBSCRIPTION AND ADVERTISING RATES
Semi-Weekly One Year; ti.00; Semi-Weealy
Six Months, II 00. Cash in Advance
Advertising Rate, SO cents per single column
inch per month. Locals. I cents a line.
TRIALS BY POPULAR SENTIMENT
Mr. Heney has said it and Portland
papers have doled it out to the peo
ple and that settles it popular sen
timent is with Heney. the 0. S. dis
trict attorney in the land fraud trials.
Before Waring for San Francisco
to get a new start Heney said he
would immediately proceed to the
third trial of Congressman William
son on his return, and the psople of
Oregon were with him.
The trials all the way through
have been by popular vote as it were
by appeals t the masses. of the
newspaper readers, by the mob, and
not by fair and judicial proceedings.
All the indicted men were declared
indicted long before the indictments
were found. All were declared guilty
and were convicted long before trial
juries were ever impanelled.
Every issue of the Portland papers
for the past six months has treated
every man accused of land frauds as
guilty, per se, ab initio, de faeto, on
the high road to the penitentiary.
Judge DeHaven. the old ex-Congressman
from the First California
district, is brought up and filled with
these "popular clamor" convictions.
aid he grinds through three trials
and quits, says the Salem Journal.
He showed all the way through
that he more and more felt THE
THINNESS OF THE GOVERNMENT'S
CONTENTIONS, and on the last Wil-'
liamson trial virtuallv sided with the
defense and instructed in their favor.
Heney lost his temper and spent
half his time trying Judge Bennett.
He leaves the state and promises the
newspapers that the people are with
him, thus revealing the whole "popu
lar clamor" nature of his methods.
It is to be hoped, for the sake of
the administration, that one of the
defendants from Crook county will be
shown to be guilty, to the satisfaction
of the twelve unfortunate persons
who have to sit on the jury that
takes three weeks to hear the infini
tesimal slop of Heneyism.
It is presumed that Judge Hunt of
Montana, w 01 be a holy terror to the
accused land grabbers. He will mere
ly look at them and say "go to the
pen ye accursed on the earth." The
formality of argument will be done
away with.
The work of destroying the Oregon
delegation will go forward at the
hands of a Humbolt county democrat.
The 1 and business of Oregon will be
paralyzed. We were getting too pro
gressive and prosperous.
With three-fifths of our state tied
up forever in forest reserves, with
our delegation destroyed, and with
timber lands and other public lands
tied up in government prosecutions
The supreme court of the United
States has decided an entryman may
borrow money to make final proof
upon a timber claim. In his charge
to the jury in the Williamson trials
Judge DeHaven said the party or par
ties lending the money could state
what the land would be worth to
thPrti; that the law was violated only
when there was a contract to make a
transfer to a second party as soon a
final proof is made. On this techni
cal point hangs the fate of William
son, Cesner and Biggs. As the Ore
gonian admits, it is doubtful if an
Oregon Jury will ever convict and
ruin the reputation of three men who
have never before been accused of
crime in order to win fame for Mr.
Heney and a few special agents of
the government. Mr. Hitchcock
thinks it is a terrible thing for Con
gressman Williamson to get his hook
in the pork barrel, but it is all right
for the scrip syndicate and the rail
roads to take the government do
main away from the poor. "Consist
ency thou art a jewel."
We are today in the midst of a
new crusade that against the multi
millionaires and their shady methods
of money-getting. In the lime-light
of public opinion the fair fame of
many of the ultra-rich is stained and
smirched. Lawson poses as the Ne
mesis of the clan of heartless money
getters, himself among them, and Ida
Tarbell roasts the Rockefeller millions
and their owner with a hot pen. It
was his recent gift for missionary
purposes that aroused anti-sentiment.
Many ministers bitterly opposed its
acceptance, as coming from what was
termed a "tainted sourc But cash
is good salve for sore consciences,
and seems so in this instance, for the
taint upon it has not hindred its ac
ceptance. Discussing the Congressional situa
tion the Salem Journal says: Of
course, there may be things that may
intervene and make difficult any pros
pective candidates. Hon. Binger
Hermann may never be placed on
trial. There are many who believe
that his case was put last as an ad
mission of the government that it
had no case, but would rely on the
perfunctory, trumpted-up charge of
- burning records in Washington as a
Pev. G. L. Tufts, superintendent of j last re30rt. Anvhow. Hermann has
Anti-Saloon League of Oregon, announced his possiblv rallving of
friends to the standard for his vindi
cation, and it has made all the as-
W. C T. I). NOTES
ABOUT COCO-COLA
languish
The timber counties will feel the
chill of a deadly creeping paralysis of
their principal "industry." . iJi ''
With a -suspend. JiifWfteVl. (te
moralized delegation, Oregon appro
priations will languish. Oregon har
bors will remain unopened. Oregon
rivers will remain unimproved, and
other states will shoot ahead.
With a "busted" delegation in Con
gress and the Senate the money for
The Dalles and Celilo canal will not
be forthcoming, and the Columbia
will not be opened to the sea.
But will we not have Heneyism ex
emplified in Oregon, with hundreds of
jurors drawing per diem and. mileage,
with hundreds of claims in each coun
ty suspended, pending investigation?
Oar state will be getting a glorious
reputation, will be advertised to the
world as a nest of thieves, will be
held up to the world as a den of poli
tical iniquity, where graft grows on
every bush, and public officials should
be hung to every tree.
The question remains, is Oregon
with Heney. and does this state en
dorse its own political destruction
and industrial suspension?
AUGUST
LOCAL 0PT10N1STS ACTIVE.
The W. C. T. I'. held a very interest
ing meeting Friday evening Aug. 11th
at the home of Mr. W.J. Ken fro. Mr
Rhinebart of Eugene, who is in our city
in the interest of the Anti Saloon League
'Mil the devotions and gave an interest
ing talk on his work. The president
-poke of the successful work of the W
U. T. U. at the recent Chautauqua ses
sions. An article was read on the dan
ger of the popular Coco Cola drink, cocn
and cocains are the same in effect. It
was announced that the State V. C. T.
U. convention would meat at The Dallec
commencing Oct. 3rd, and the National
convention will be held in I.ns Angeles.
Cal., Oct. 27-Nov. 1st. Other noted vi
itors at the meeting were Mrs. Edmonds
and Mrs Thomas of Arkansas, who are
guests of Mrs. Harvey Jones. Mrs. Ed
moods is a temperance worker and gave
some very encouraging words. At the
close of the meeting were invited to
the dining room whert oar boat
served ice cream ami cake, all testified
aa having a moat enjoyabla evening. X
Cac CaU.
Mr. Martha M. Allen of Oneida, N
Y., the able and efficient superinten
dent of non-alcoholic medication in the
National W. C. T. I ., in i. recent nuaa
ber of the Union Signal givea tbia word
of warning: "A drink much sold at so
da fountains under the name of Coco
Cola is dangerous. Coco is a South
American shrub, from the leave of
which cocaine i derived. Coco and co
caine are the same in effect. Tboae who
use Coco-Cola are exposing themselves
to the danger of forming the terrible co
caine habit. The first effect are pleas
ing, but the agonies of the? cocaine fiend
are beyond telling. Cola is also a dan
gerous drug ; it tends to establish a hab
it, and with the habitual user there ia
nervous weakness anl treiuulouauess ,
akin to that of the alcoholic. Another
evil thing sold at some so la fountains is .
"the Bra. er Its composi' ion i secret
American Medicine says that in some
towns and small cities th? sale of "the
Bracer" ia very large and the editor
call the attention of the Woman's
Christian Temperance I'nion to tbis
and other soda fountain dangers. It
would be a el if every local union in the
country would aee that t ie real nature
of Coco-Cola were made known through
the press of their locality,"
J ust now especial effort is being put
forth to advertise and urge the sale of
Coco-Cola, and but few people aeem to
know or care anything about it.
Mas. A. R.Rioorr.
BARGAINS
notice for publication Read the Plaindealer for all the News
TRUNK SALE
(8ee Our t runk Window)
ReAt$5'5O$4-20
Regular $ 0.50- . n
values PJ)IU
Regular $ 7 .0 osfc A
values P5'4U
Regular $ 8 -oodJ
values Pt &
Ueers$s:.5$6.oo
These are clean, well made good
taken from our regular summer stock.
We invite a comparison of the fore
going price with those of other st res
Boys' Summer Suits
the
looks forward confidentially to some
triumphs in the line of moral reform
government in this stae at the next
general election.
The leaguers will take a hand in
the primaries: yes. a decided hand.
They will undertake in all parts of the
state where their efforts are deemed
the most needed to have none but
good, moral men placed on the tickets
of the big parties. They will work
hand in hand with the Balance of
pirats careful announcements.
In applying for some additional life
assurance recently. William Jennings
Bryan, so the story goes, had to fill
up the usual questions as printed on
the application sheet. One query
was: "Have you ever suffered from
fever of anv kind?" To this Mr.
These are new goods well made
and dreaay but in limited quantity.
Site 14 to 16 years only. The price
tell the rest.
Bryan replied: "Yes; from two at-
Power League, which plans to work ' tacks of Presidential fever, followed
up an affiliation of moral-reform ! by severe chills. Have completely
voters throughout the state strong ', recovered."
enough to control the balance of
power at elections, the balance to be
thrown in favor of the candidates who
promise to do the right thing in the
reform line.
Rev. Tufts intimates that there will
be a general effort made to have the
Sunday-closing law enforced as ap
plied to salpons, as far as possible.
Not onlv the Sunday-closing law.
merely, but all laws now being
violated. The scope of the league's
work, says Mr. Tufts, includes a fight
against the social evil and gambling
as well as against the illegal opera
tion of the saloon, and its campaign
will be along these lines up till the
votes are counted.
The Journal is reliably informed
that Hon. R. S. Bean will be the ap
pointee for federal judge to succeed
the late Judge Bellinger. Gov
ernor Chamberlain will appoint a
good Democrat to fill the vacancy
and the Democratic brethern are al
ready at work selecting a man for
the place to recommend to the gov
ernor. Salem Journal.
Musing
If a reporter ever get to Heaven, the
drat thing be will says i, "Anything
new""''
The Elk will "herd up" in Portland
Wednesday. Let u hope none of them
will get hot.
A man ha been arrested in Iola, Kan.
for wrecking a aaloun. Did you ever
bear of a saloon being arrested for
wrecking a man?
J. E. flaoey has ucede 1 to a posi
tion over at Drain made vacant by the
resignation of J. E. Haney, according to
the Nonpareil. There Metns to be two
of him.
Harriman at the Portland love feast
the other night adrano J the idea that
if Oregon farmer would clear the
ground and grow gra n be would be
there for hi share of the crop.
Women are alwajrt receiving sympa
thy, but who ever stops to sympathise
with the married man who baa to hang
around the lonesome bouse while hi
family ia out of town?
Regular $S .00
value--
Regu'ar f 6.00
values
$5.15
$3 90
Children's Tan Shoes
Sites 5 1-2 to r
New, Dependable Footwear.
Regular $1.50
values
Reguhr $1 . 2 5
values .
Regular $1.00
values
Regular 75 cent
values
$1.03
.84
.79
.49
Phenomenal Silk Bargain
"Marching through Georgia" is
said to be the favorite tune of the
Japanese soldiers. Native music has
no marches as it is without "time."
Patriotic Japanese composers have,
however, since the war began rem
edied this defect by adapting various
foreign pieces.
"Marching Through Georgia" is
said to be the favorite tune of the
Japanese soldiers. Native music has
no marches as it is without "time."
Patriotic Japanese composers have.
I however, since the war began reme
I died this defect by adapting various
i foreign pieces.
Japan has but three national holi
days New Year Jan. 1. the Emper
or s birthday, Nov. 3, and Feb. 11,
anniversary of coronation of - the
country's first emperor.
Dr. Osiers chloroform theory re
ceives a serious set-back in the fact
that the two leading peace commis
sioners selected by Japan and Russia
are each over 65 years old.
Fine Jap Wash Silk, genuine Lyons
Dye, 27 inches wide, in a full assortment
of colors. It was a splendid value at
60 cent a yard. AArc
While it last ,
a yard
Stearns-Powell Nuptials
In the vicinity of Grizzly camp near
i ild Beach, a few day ago butterfly
were found so thick thtt one could
JTJZJirt kt Wash Silk for 44c.
Point Enterprise. Wbat peculiar brand
of boose do tbey drink over there in the
coast country?
An old criminal was once asked wbat
was the first step that led bim to rnin
and be said: "The first thing that led
to my downfall was cheating an editor
out of two years' subscription. When I
bad doue that the devil had such a grip
on me that I could not shake him off "
An Indiana editor pi inted tbe follow
ing: "Tbe fellow who it courting a cer
tain married lady had better leave towu
a tbe husband is onto him." Tbe
paper bad not been out very long before
every man had left except three oiu
cripple and a man wbo bad not read
the paper.
Winchester Bay at the mouth of
the Umpqua will become a popular
beach resort when the railroad reach
es that point.
DO 1 SHARE IN THE PROFITS OF THE GROCERIES
If
Every shareholder in the ROSEBURG ROCH
DALE COMPANY is purchasing groceries froiu'him
8elf, cheaper., and better. 4han he could' elsewhere,
and at the end of the year takes home to himself
t!he profits on these purchases. This is the Co
operative way.
A ROCHDALER
A very pretty wedding was solemn
ized at the home of Mr and Mr Robert
PoweK Thursday evening, August 10,
when their daughter, Mibe Lizzie Pow
ell and Harry Stearns were United in
marriage by Key J VV Stockton . Only a
few relatives and intimate friends were
present. Mr and Mrs Stearns started
to Portland on the midnight overland,
where they will remain a few day and
then go to Yoncalla, their future home.
The bride ami groom are too well and
favorably known to require further
comment in these columns. Many
) friende join in extending heartiest con
gratulation. Mr Stearns is manager of
Stearns & Chenoweth's branch store at
Yoncalla and is a very worthy young
man. Owl.
Proposals for Hydrants
Notice of Filing Supplementary Articles of In
corps. -non by the Sterling Mining
Company.
Kotioe Is hereby kiv. h that Id pursuance of a
resolution of tbe stockholders of the Sterling
Mining Company adopted by the sassjstassjas
vote of all tbe stock of salil Company st a
stockholders' meeting rtuly snd regularly held
aiitburliing the directors ol said r'ompany so
to do. The said directors did on tbe anb day
of June. 1906 duly execute and tile Supplemen
tary Articles ol Incorporation of said Company
In the ofllce ol the Secretary ol sttste and with
the County Clerk of Douglas county, Oregon,
which said Articles were executed and liled
lor the purpose ol said corporation entaa'ing In
new enterprises an l pursuit, the object ol the j
same beluic as follows, to wit:
To carry on and conduct Ihe business of fur-iii-hnn.
supplying and selling llgbt to ISM j
Itles. town, villages and the Inhabitants I
thereof, and of the surrounding country in the j
-late of Oregon, and to furuisli and sell power
for manufacturing pur and tor propelling
englu- s, machinery apparatus and mechani
cal app'laucr uf all kinds and description, and
notice potter of all kind and for all purposes
To generate manufacture, make, transmit,
furnish, rt i t and sell . ecirlcity, ga- and at.
and all oui'- kinds o power, "r Qui s for IB
purpose of i:.lininaliug power, beat or other
purp'wes lor which the same may be used, and
to contract for tbe furnishing, distribution,
rental and sale to persons, corporations, towns,
cltl a anal villages of electricity, gas or any
olaer kinds of power or rluU for lighting pur
poses and fjr power purpoaea.
To owu, buy, conatrucl. l.-aae, rent, hold,
maintain and operate plants and power bousts.
aod stations lor manufacturing, generating
and transmitting electricity, gas and any and
all kind of power, fluids and currents, anl to
construct, buy, 8raY bold, lea.-, maintain and
operate lines of wire, pole Hues overhead
lines, cables and wires, pipe hues, i nd ..la.
subways and rights of way lor tbe same.
To supply cities, towns and villages and the
inhabitants thereof and of tbe adjacent aod
turrouudii-g country with water for bousei.oto
and domestic as and con.nsapllon, lrr.gatlnL
and watering live stock, aod to receive and
collect loll, 'cnlel. rans and compensation i
therefor, aud o furulab. supply rent, lease and ;
srll water for ail power purpxea. and to ap- ;
propria the waters of lakes aod run Ling i
streama in tbe 8 late of Oregon for general r nt- j
ai sale aud distribution lor the purpose of If j
rigailoo and supplying waier for boos-hold !
and omeallc ronsauip ton and watering live- I
stock, and to collect rents and compensation ;
thereof : aad to own. operate, bay. bold, con-'
struct aud maintain resrivoirs. ditches, canals,
f.umes, and pipe itoes tor general Irrlga ion
purposes aad lor supplying water for house
hold and domestic consumption and wateuag
lifaj stock.
To construct, buy. hold, own aad leas pit e
line, reservoirs. sc,ueducts aod ways, aod
rights of ways for the same, lor supplying
cl ' lea. t -w us and villages aod the Inhabitants
thereof aud ol tbe sunounllog country with
watar lor any and all purpoaea and for furnish
ing and supplying power to individuals, a so
cial. -ns and corporal. ns lor any and all pur
poses asri to cool. art tor supplying and fur
niahlng water t" cittaa. tow us. villages, tndi
vldusls. associations and corporations tor any
aad all parposes.
Touwo. boy. lease, cons tract . operate and .
maintain pumping stations aod power plsnrs
and dams ' imea. races auJ water wbeej tn.
and along the ruuoln streams, and any aod
all other machinery apparatus and appliances
necessary or convenient lor utilising and using
water tor powtr and dislributlos. lo appro
priate w at r for power purpusea, and fnrnish
lug eiirtncal poe-. aad to divert water from
Its natural bed or channel aod to condemn
right of way tor lis ditcbes. canals, n .sses. res
ervoirs, feeders and pipe Ucea. aad tbe rights
of riparian propriators upon Lb lakes or
streams from which appropria lioo is made.
This corpora" Ion proposes to and shall have
power to exercise tbe right of eminent domain,
aod to condemn lands. Mater, and water rights
and to appropriate private property la the
cases and mancer now. or aa may be Salter be
; provided by law. w hn necessary or c nvenient
I to carry into rBert. and to eayoy either or aay
; jf the boainess p irsults or or capations tor
' which tbiseorpjration is organised: ti boy. a.
i autre, bold. own. leil. mortgage anl hypcthe-
oate. desvl n or manufacture any and all kiads
of machinery appliance and apparatus neces
! sary or cooveolsmt tor enj tying, carrying on,
or potting in elect either or any ol the pur
i salts, bos.nesa or occupation for which this
: corp tratlisn Is organised ; to t-uy. own. hold.
sell, lease, hood, contract aad mortgage real
! an t i-rraunal property to purchase, acquire.
I take. have. hold. own. rxasaaa.-enj y. sell,
j mortgage, lease aod use any and ail chattels
! and personal property wb cb It sbav.1. at any
I ume t.rdre, licluding promissory notes, bond.
mortgage and c hoes in action to subscribe
for. take. hare, hold own. possess sell and en
joy shares of stock In other companies an 1 cor
poration aad be a stockholder therein, to as
sume and obligate Its If. lo pay and guarantee
the payments of Indebtedness, bonds, mort
gages c-otracu as obligations of other et
i sons, com pan lea aad corporation.; to sell.
i mortgage, lease aod dispose of any and all of
lis piopetty at any time anl to mortgage,
hypothecate aad pledge any and all Its prper
ty at any time owned, held or possessed by It:
i lo borrow money aod lame and sell negotiable
bonds, to make promissory nous snd other
; agreements to pay m voey. and to secure any
bonds contracts or obligations of. or assumed
by this corporation, by mortgages, deeds ol
j trust. p'i dgrs and hypothecations of It real
and personal property, to own. acquire, re
ceive, hold and enjoy franchise, privilege.
! easement and immunities, and to do aad per
MARSTERS DRUG GO.
DRUGS
PATENT
MEDICINES
PERFUMES
SOAPS
TOILET
ARTICLES
RUBBER COODS
STATIONARY
SCHOOL
SUPPLIES
WINDOW GLASS
LIME
AND CEMENT
ALL KINDS OF
SPRAYS
T
I
PAINTS, OIL, VARNISH
"THE HO DEL"
H.
V V
O. Wilkinson, Prop.
The Choicest line of Wines and Liquors including the Famou Brand
"Old Grand Dad"
Kentucky Sour Mash.
fit: LisK tf DttKstk a., laptrksi Cigar.
Jackson and Oak Sts. Roseburg. Ore.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
THE CELEBRATED BAIN WAGON, MILWAUKEE AND OSBURN
MOWERS AND BINDERS, VICTOR RAKES, FEED
CUTTERS ROLLINC DISC PLOWS AND HARROWS.
HARNESS AND SADDLES A SPECIALTY
BEARD & CULVER the hardware dealers
hi ii it mil
DRAIN, OREGON
LINEN SALE
Our people are learning, especially the
Roseburg business men, that clean
streets are easily maintained and never
fail to favorably impress the stranger.
I The way Jackson strefct, Roeebtirg's
main business thoroughfare, ia being
kept lately would be a credit to any city.
Roseburg business men and the city
council are to be congratulated on tbia
evidence of enterprise and public sp; i
Congressman Hermann returned
home Thursday from Portland where be
attended the Harriman banquet and be
states that be was assured that opera
tion on the Drain, Cooa Bay railroad
would commence at the earliest possible
date after the permanent survey is com
pleted and the right of way was secured.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned will receive proposals for
furnishing toe city of Roseburg with
nine fire hydrants. Proposers should
state fully as to tbe hydrant offered, as
well as price on different make and
aisea. Proposals should be in the hands
of tbe undersigned net later than Sep
tern ber 1st. The council reserves tbe
right to reject any aud all proposals.
A. N. Oa in.
alO 24 City Recorder.
They Appeal to Our Sympathies
The bilious snd dy ipepic are constant
sufferers and appeal to our sympathies
'1 here is not one of them, however, who
may not be brought bark to health and
happiness by the use of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. These tab
lets invigorate the stomach and liver
and strengthen the digestion. They also
regulate the bowels. For sale by A. C.
Maraters A Co.
A notable selling of fine white
linens suitable for ahirtwaists, skirts
and shirtwaist suits These fabrics
were unusually strong values st their
regular prices. Note the reduction.
Regular 50c.
yard linen
Regular 8oc.
yard linen ......
.39
.63
Guaranteed Pure Linen.
Full 40 Inches Wide.
form each an. I errrv act and thing which mar '
at any time be requisite, convenient or nece
assTj to tlo in order to accept, receive, lake the
bet est of. holl.eomplT with us or enjov, a- y
franchise, rights ol way. i-rlv Heaves, immunity
or easeateDt. at anv time acquired by this cor
poration ani eene rally to do each and every
act and thins; whatsoever, which may at any
time be or tsresme c snvenlen; or necessary 10;
do. aad not herein expressly mentioned, in
order 10 carry out and accomplish either or
any of Ihe objects and purposes for which this
corporation IsSJfSjafl sed. as aforesaid.
Notice is also (ITen that the principal oSce
and place of boainess of said corporation has
' been duly changed front Portland, Mulmomah
! county. Oregon, to Roseburg. lKuglas couuty,
I Oregon, and tb capital stock ol said corrora
I Hon increased to Three Hundred Thousand
dollar.
j In witness whereof the president and see re .
1 tary ol said Company have caused this notice
lo be published by order of the Boar I of M- i
' recto s of Ihe Sterling Mining t'ompany duly
1 made.
KKKI J BL.IREI.KY,
Attest President.
T. E. SHERIDAN.
See re tary.
lScll
A Warning to Mother.
Too much care cannot tie titled with
small cnildren during the hot weather
V. a,.n,n.A. n,...,.l,u tn .... a 1 "
Corresponding Reductions u, trouble.. A a rule uis onw
necessary to give the child a done of cas-
Harriman is gone and now J. J Hill
is coming to Portland, and will be there
next Wednesday.
Administrator's Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that tbe undsl(oel
w a. duly appointed administrator 01 the estate ol
A. I. Ocoper, deceased, by the Cjunty Court of
Douglas County, Stat of Oregon, April 17. 106.
All persons bavins clalias strains t said estate
are beieby notified anl required lo present
them to ma properly verified, a by law re
quired, at Oak land Oreron, within six mouth
from tbe date bereof. A nd all persons Indebted
to said estate are beret y notified to pay tbe
to me.
Dated August 10, 106
J. I. HANKY
Administrates of the aatale of A. I. Cooper
In Every Other Line of
Summer Merchandise.
i
tor oil to correct any disorder of the
bowels. lo not use any substitute, but ' logues address
This school his for the coming year: A strong fa.-tiltv . maintenance as
furtsl ; tea -hers review class j a graduating class of over 90 ; .mr ol stsair
Shoo y"4r' nJ m-dstltothe California and Wash ngtou Normal
. t rs"01 Vr Pn Ttt9'-y. SP- 12. Vacation at Tbanknfivif
and t Till liii 1 1. te -cod semester opens Januarv -V. 190ft. Tuition $0 00 to $5 00
'sT, , U o ' Wvlin . -' per week, with ever v thing furnishsd eg
l ept bed hug. B iard in p ivate families at from S to per week. Many pupils
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a a-avsaj ajsji aj. glsTj..!
JOSEPHSON S
H. C. Slocum baa returned from a
business visit to Portland.
THE BIG STORE
Established 1877.
give the old-fashioned castor oil, and
see that it is fresh, as rancid oil nause
ates and his a tendency to gripe. If
this does not check the bowels give
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and M
arrhoea Kennedy and then a dose of cas
tor oil, snd the dine.' may be checked
in its incipient y and all danger avoided.
The castor oil and this remedy should
DSJ procured st once and kept ready for '
instant use as soon as the first indica
tion of any bowel trouble appears. This
is. the most successful treatment known
and may be relied upon with implicit
commence even in case 01 cnotera in
fantum. For sale by A C Maraters A
Co.
A. L. BRIQQS PreiJdint, or
For further particulars and cat
O. C. BROWN. Vlce-Pre.
Town Lots For Sale
Choice building lots in Kinney's im
proved plat of Koeeburg, near Main
street, good title. Price 150 per i,,t.
Address, N. A. Richards, tf
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Time is Money
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life
if
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R-..1. . 1 01 n.u' ln,n our friend would ai.i.reviate as gifts.
. -r"F lour time will be
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appreciate as gi
well speut. Anyway we are
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