The morning Astorian., July 13, 1905, Page 6, Image 6

, TIE; pNINQ ASTORIA jAKTOU, QRKGO
THURSDAY, JULY tj, ??.
i.5-.iU?i A K "uUHiiC
AT, PRIENPSIHPS
CALL
By' ETHEL' BARRINGTON
nut i"i.,L-vi.: K.'-Ht
CtepyrleM, 1H. Ty Ethel ttrrrngtn
Dusk TTas clomling the landscape as
Noah Sterling, 'powerfully built with
blue eyes In ttmrrnst to his gray hairs,
ttepp&l oo the porvik He loaned against
thftinunework of the door and siuokod
fcla pipe, apparently oblivious to. the
voice floating out from the kitchen.
Yet he heard, for his brovrs lowered
and met above his eyes, aud his teeth
shut sharply on the brier's stem. :
VI'U ! enter no family un welcomed.
Your father has his pride, I mine".
The girlish voice was pitched high and
broke suddenly.' Then followed ludls
tlnct pleadings from her companion,
whom she answered:' 'It's- true, all;
true. But I'm in the mill, mill hand,
while yousome day yon will be boss;
yoo,H own all; you" ' t
"Don't say it, Bess. 1 a
am th nnhap-
Blest creature In the world, the son of
a self made man. Father forgets bs
- nnr laborer, choosln his wife
t f . '
SHE BAT BT TBX TABLE, BKK BEAD BURIED
IN BEB ASMS.
for himself. I'll do the same. Let him
do what be will with the property. TVs
brains and bands. His Mood fills, my
veins, and I'll win out 88 he did."
"You are all be bas In the world. I'll
not come between yon" - '
Noah Sterling glanced Into he dim
room. ( Ije could see -: Bess j fighting
against her love and ithe stalwart sou
of the mill owner as he held her hands.
Noiselessly hestepped from" the porch
to the coolness, of the little garden.: It
was quite dak when be returned,; but
no light greeted blm from the open
door, but a low sob broke the stillness
and guided him to the glrrseJdfcglieJ
eat by the table, her head burled in her
arms, her slight frame trembling with
emotion. .,,Noab irafcbed Jiee iflejiUj.
If'Oh, Dd4ri2Sp3jbimj.lat is bro
ken" The Words werf scarcely audi
ble, JSterllng sat down heavily, resting
bis work worn hand on her ana. i ,
pou sent hlin. away. bravely. Now
yen cry for him." '
Bess cleared her voice. There wag a
blue tlZi Ot Pelt pity in her tone as
she spoke. '
That's the woman. f It f; Yet', h'i
y$u who spoiled -me; (When did 1 ask
for aught and younot give It to me?
Obr dailu 7en?eauld oalyjhelp me
new1. " "
'You've set your heart on this. You
truly love young1 Tbsddf '' '
J"He' all the world V , Sterling with
drew, his bam) abruptly. Impetuously
Bess flung her arms about bis neck,
"ffot that I love you less, dear, or ever
culd, but you loved my mother you
understand ydu must you are all that
in left to me now." ' : i i '
"Understand: ; 8nre , I . nnderstand.''
Soothing her, be drew her to his knee
aid held her In bis arms, as be had
so often done as a child. Comforted,
she prepared to retire. " ' , ;
Are you not going to bed?" she ques
tioned, her candle Illuminating bet
beavy eyes. .
HPresently, child."
Jet he bad scarcely stirred when the
gray dawn showed in the east; then
be rose stl.'Oy. determination In his
f4ce. "I've Just got to do it I swore
I never would, but I will."
At noon next daY.Nonb Sterling en
tered thblottlee.; Tlinddeus Giles,' the
boss, was writing when the f areman
appeared, but he nodded kindly.
"Sit down,' Noafi. "I ll ' through, i
a Jmluutc." Sterling ,took the indicated
chair near the desk, absently twirling
hm cap In bis band.
f'Glad to sa. ou.-old jnaa-Any-lFhe's
talug sieclal that you dropped In for?"
nsked Giles, pushing his papers from
blm and s,wing!ng around In. his, chair.
"I wantjed partjculor tu. see yon.J'.rbe
gan Sterling uncertainly. "It's about
the young folksyqur boy Tbadd and
Bess Ilardy"- . " r. . '
"Stop, Noah," broke In the inffl own:
er sharply "Some things I allow no
interference tn. - It's none of your busi
ness anyhow." ' " ' ' ''''
"Hold bard. I'm One of your bands-'
have beea for years yet we were kids
together, you, Tim, and me. Was there
ever a s?Tape that we didn't share?"
"We were sure enough pals." The
boss' yt twinkled at sundry remem
brnnoes. Jj'j .'vUiwUXiiI-
TCI en Tim died you dou't recollwi
--you were planning your own big dear
But I knew. There was a baby, Ynadd
t nlu't Hem told you. But M night
Tlui went I snt with him. He worrle'
awful about that 'baby. Seemed as It
be ijuxt. would ut ttlellll 1 set tl tulnt!
at rest. 1 swore.' the child should 1m
first with uie, at auy sacrifice I'd umk
her nappy; aud I will 1 will." Ster
Ihiff leaned forward. Giles rvturueo
his look tjuestioulnpiy. " 1 ' " '
"I iluu't ' understand what you r
after," he said at last. , i " .
"Bess Is Tim's daughter-Tim am
; Bessie's baby ." ,,, , . .. :,
"Bessie Fields that , wast;
'The same. You begiu to see now."
'ite, Nojih, this Is ridiculous; Be
cause XI iu was our pluyumte It doe?
not follow 1 should allow my sou te
throw himself away upon his daugh
ter. a mill baud. However, for tin
sake of old times and what I owe tv
you bealdes l'U make my posltloi
clear." As Giles paused be showed iu
every line , the .lullejiiblllty that had
gained for blm success, but be . wae
reckoned a Just wan. "I worked and
planned night and day, year by year.
Now 1 am rich. My son will be rlche
"Ul He Is-the center of my ambition,
He must marry lu the world for w blob
1 educated him. He must be the gen
tleman his father had no chauce to be."
j; "What your boy is to you Bess is
to me," said Sterling, with au effort
"I loved her mother; ' The words sort
' of strangle me, Thadd. I call you that
' just once, for we are back lu the old
for Bess' sake l'U speak them. Sh
said I had always given her what the
cried for, though I'm none too sure
of myself this time. I am going ,t
try.- You want a lady for your. boy
'You want more a pure,' good woman!
Bess Is that . She baa book learning
too. But, Thadd, it cost money, all
I'd. saved, and when 1 took the spell
of rheumatism cash ran low, and she
-bless her grateful heart she ' went
Into the niill tlU we could pull things
straight, , It'a the factory stamp you
have against her that's bow she got
it ' Thadd, yon mind the year1 of the
strike! It's aJi of twenty years now.
You-bad just opened your first shop,
with everything tied up. It was sink
or swim, and there Was uo Insurance!
You remember tha powder the strik
ers smuggled , In and the slow match
burning when you and your watchman;
came suddenly upon It. You were
while, and I don't know as I' blame
yon.. Death brushed shoulders with n
that night Your watchman stood to
his duty. .1 cut that match"- , , ,
i "I would nave given you a' share In
the concern,'' protested the boss, liv
ing again the suspense of that awful
moment , r,,. ,, ,..t.,.-.r)y ;u ,i
I "I'm a workman-never could, be dlf;
ferent But you were, grateful. ' You
gave me a promise a sort of bath'
Giles sat motionless, the dawn of com
prehension . In his (strong self willed
face. Xoah held him, , eye to eye.
"Seems like taking a mean advantage.
It's powerful bard to ask. But I loved
her mother.' - Don't decide now. See
the girl , Learn., to know, her.- I'll
stand aside. I'll not be In your road."
I "If s a pretty stiff test' said Giles
slowly ' as be rose, ': memories, pride,
ambition, gratitude, all warring within
blm. , Then be stretched out his band,
and the two looked palms. "You have
been a long tfme calling,' but now you
bate spoken! honor your claim1,, old
friend." ""-'
l'asirl4 ferrlces. ,
Chatting across the table tn an up-"
town ' restaurant, two young men ei-
Lchanged confidences concerning thetr
actirltles lna nearby , department
store. " can work to the limit of my
strength if It Is appreciated," sald( one
rf thera, "but the more one' does for
!tbe bead of my detrtment the more
be exacts, and be appreciates nothing."
The -other young nuta .subscribed to
jibe sentiment and added, 'I put the
new boy who came a few days ago
;wlse to the situation and advised blm
not to bustle quite so lively, for If be
ever lets np a little it will be concluded
that be has lost Interest In bis job."
An employer; wbOr overheard the con
versation remarked to a friend who
was lunching with him: "That Is the
secret of shirking service: The man
who never bas an appreciative word
for those in bis employ when they
manifest an Interest In bis business
stunts available usefulness and dis
counts the diligence of which he would
otherwise get the benefit." New York
Tribune.
i Foatlnr filter's Bm. '
i i He was a naughty little brother, but
Jlttle brothers always are naughty on
such occasions. ' Sister's young gentle
man was waiting patiently In the draw
ing room, and Tommy opened fire With I
Are you going to propose to my sis
ter tonight?" j ... !, j .f ,., :. !! ;!
"Why, I er er er what do you
mean?" , , ( ,, .
;"0h, nothing! Only if 'you are you
jiln't a-going to surprise her. 'Af dinner
jus' now she bribed 'trie an' my1 little
brother to go to bed at bulf past T.
bung four Cupid pictures on the
parlor wall, -moved the sofa over in the
darkest corner, got ma an' pa to go
caiiin; next door, abut th ,do8 lil the
cellar an's been practicing JBecaose I
Love You' on the planner all the after
noon..,Youll get her all right only If
she tells you 'bout Its being sudden
tell her It's all bunknm;"-Ihlladelphla
Telegraph. "
Wtn th Datch Owi4 tb Hmtmrg:
! At one time no one but a citizen of
the Netherlands, . officially licensed,
could own a nutmeg plantation. But
this policy could not long be enforced
against the lnterets of commerce, The
tree U now cultivated In India. Ja-
12fc2JvC?'i5 2,!!? rf-' U1 pit-1
yuTiury given 'to ids nui io nrou1";!
i t fiixa tb ravigii.ttlibise'B '11ii
"ree Uars fruit the whole year r.xiud
' mt the cbixf harvest time con;ei bi
: oveuil?
1 .nAtfin-siirt-r-TfnTfiiJ o :AJ
Thr Are Not Wornm at Alt bat Vrf
ladaatrloaa tant.
' The u:uw btKtkworiu U um.'e to oov
! or an nnuy of I tUo creutumr of variuu
: jiftiykiKhitJ mid lia!liwMh;rtiu U
foiMi'l'l t&k 'itW.'Iyti Mu'l.f'Ui.'ii.
Is a worm, though perhaps the IU1:
moth and silver fish, came nearer U
it thau any of the others. .There aie
the lHKk.scorpioiiA 4iud nittes, which
art; not Insists, hut arc, primarily car
ulvoron. Their presence In books ma
be due to Hie fact that they find then
animal na well as veeetablo food."- This
Is certainly true of the swrjon. which
feed ou mites, book Ilea nud other
small Insects. The book lice, cock
roach, silver fish and fish moth can bnv
no reason for Infesting tmoks except
their liking for farinaceous substance
such as are used In and about the
labels and bindings of books. The
damage done by them la largely confin
ed to the exterior or Interior of the
bindings themselves. The white ants
feed prluetjmlly on wood, aud In aud
about books there Is more or less wood
fiber which Is to the liking of these
voracious feeders. The moths aud
beetles are the borers aud burrowers.
They seek retired places to lay their
eggs, where the larvae will have plenty
of food ut hand when hatched. They
will sometimes tunnel from one cover
to the other.-New York Herald.
MONARCHY IS RAIMENT.
Clotkta Is tfc Pow That QTras
Ik Haata Rae. .
' There, Is no power without clothes. It
is the power that governs the huwso
race. Strip Its chiefs to the skin, aud
so state could be governed; naked of
ficials could exercise no authority; they
would look (and be) 'like1 everybody
else commonplace, Inconsequential. A
policeman In plain clothes Is one man;
In bis uniform be Is ten. Clothes and
title are the most potent tiling, the
most formidable Influence, In, the earth.
They move the humnn race to willing
and spontaneous respect for the Judge,
the general, the admiral, the bishop,
the ambassador, the frivolous earl, Uie
Idiot duke, the sultan, the king, the
emperor. No great title. Is efijclent
without clothes Jo supKrt It. In naked
tribes of savages the kings wear siiiue
kind of rag or decoration which they
make sacred to themselves and allow
no one else to wear. The king of the
great Fan tribe wears a bit of leopard
skin on his shoulder It Is sacred to
royalty; the rest of him Is ierfectly
naked. Without his bit of leopard sklu
to awe aud Impress the ' people be
would not tie able to keep his Job.
Mark Twain In North American. Re
view. .:(.' ii
DICKENS' PHRASES.
Th Btat t Watrk Tkr' HT
Since .Shakespeare no writer' has
"made language" to the exteut that
Dickens has done, and the number of
common colloquialisms taken from bis
novels and which everybody Uses ev
ery day Is the outstanding proof of
the success with which be bas appeal
ed to the imagination of the nation. i
How often one hears "Barkis is wlll
ln'," "Beware of vldders," ,"OI,lve
Twist asks for more," "Codiln's " tbt
friend, not Short," "I don't believe
there's no slrh a person," "Let me put
my Up to It when I am so dbtpoged,?'
"waiting for something to tarn op."
"A trifle wearing," "The law Is a bass,"
"The demnltlon bowwows," and so on!
Not a few actual words have' come
from Dickens to the dictionary rod
snappery, ' Pickwickian, I'ecksnlfflart.
Bumbledom and many others: Dolly
Varden, the pretty heroin of ."Barnaby,
Rndge," has given her name to a bat
while Mrs. Leo Hunter, the Artful
Dodger, "Uriah neep and Mrs. Jarley
have become common generic terms.
Imdon Express. i
The Diamond Cure. "
The latest news from Paris is that
they have discovered a diamond cure
for consumption, If you fear consum
ption or pneumonia, it will, however, be
best for you to take that great remedy
mentioned by W. T.' MeGen, of , Vanleer,
Tenn! , "I bad a cough for fourteen years
No tiling helped me, until I .took ,,Pr.
King's New Discovery, for Consumption,
coughs and colds, which 'gave instant re
lief, and, effect a permanent cure". Un-
equalled quick cure for throat and lung
troubles. At Cbas. Rogers drug store;
price 50 cents and $1.00, Trial bottle
free. , ., -, , ., ;
Almost Complete.
i "fio yon claim' to have Invented '
flying machine?" 1 ! -1 '':''
jYes'i '-:( ; ; i-, ,;:,: ic
:"Ioes It Ayr- ':. , ,;)! ,1
"Yes. All I've got to do now Is to de;
vise some means of finding out where
It l going to light."-Washington Star.
The Heartlcaa Tblaart ' '
! Excited New Reporter Hay, there
was a man natift-d Kmltli killed a -bit
ngo down on Blank street. ;
Cool City Editor Well, don't get ex
cited. There's plenty of Smiths left
Baltimore American.
Want adds in the Astorian are sure te
bring results. . .
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HELP WANTED,, , , i
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VANTI-.ll'-ltr.S '.XT' THOY
: ! dry. 1 1; ' '" '"'' "'
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MAXTKD-'.W INDI'STIH'.H LADY
r p mlenm
jtg ' lnVetiln'
'fo canvas lor t
at B.M tVmnienlal sltwt Tlmrdav and!
rclal street llmnMiay rtad'.N AJ-AW, 't
i C'U' "1HAVN' 'Vt.
G1KL WAXXKD-nU CKXKUAL
j hourework. Apply to the ollK of the
Attoriaa. ... ; .,. , ,, ,
WANTU)-t.;iIlL FOR BOL'SKWoRK.
Mrs. K. Unburn, "00 Irving Avenue.
WAlTllKSSS, WAXTKU-Al'l'LV
; Cole houe.
AT
WANTKD-SITUATION OR WORK
) Wanted at Washing, Ironing or houw
cleaning.' Address, 041 Kensington a v.
ttmn 1 and boy. State wages wanted.
References exchanged. Address, "House
keeper," care of ths Astorian. ' '
DOT WANTED
i printing office.
TO WORK , IN
Apply at Astorian
oflice.
VANTED(J1RL FOR LUiHT HOUSE
: worki Inquire at Atorian luce.,.,
dry.
TYPEWRITERS.
i supplies, repairing. Ko X Ros, SOS
Stark stmt, Portland. , i . i
! .... ,L' 1 ., 1 -J
j CANNING MACHINERY TOR SALE, j
Ctnil'I.Kf K' SALM'Ojf CASNKRY )v;r
a;x.vtfi ,,r M' 'T'
mg. Capacity 3 d to 4" cant per day. I
A,.pV to F. P. Kendall, , U-';
iltn Bliljr., Portland. Oregnn. , , . ,1
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FOR RENT-THREE NICELY IL'RN
, ihhed rooms for rent. Centrally lo
cated. Private family. ... Apply tat tint:
office. - . k.
OFFICES FOR RENT.
FOR RE JT VOl'R NICE VNFUR
i nislied office Tooms In Pythian Bund-
ing, over C. H. Cooper's store. Apply
to Dr. Vaughn. In tbe building.
STEAM WOOD SAW.
MOORE BROS. WILL BE IN ASTORIA
i with a nrt-rlai steam wood saw on
or about Aug. 13. Leave orders at 131
Astor SU ..t.f. , ,.. , S-27-lmo
i TO REHI-HOUSES.
FOR RENT-7 RW),M 1IOVSE. , WEST
vi v.v. - ,
FOR ' REST COTTAGE OF 5 ROOMS.
Appl Room" 4, Pafie TJuiiaing! ' tf
FOR KENT--SU HOOM HOUSE FOR
1 rent, i Inqnire.-l'th.and Jerome sve.
HOUSES WANTED.
HOUSE OF OR 8 BOOMS WANT-
ed In ood l elghborbood. Convenl-
ett to center ot town; rent reasonable;
permanent: Ad. tress Emll Held, car
The Astorian." ' ! i
WANTED -SEVEN-ROOM rURNISH
(ed houne, centrally located. Blaine
ritillips, Astorian. ; 1
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
INCUBATOR, FOB BALE) 400 EQOS
capacity; also three 100 capaclt
brooders; , first-class condition. Ad
dress A. Astorian Offlse.
UNFURNISHED OFFICE ROOMS.'
FOR ,RENTf THREE i OFFICE HOOMS
len suite, one front, ' Tythian Building-
-App'y at 1)r- Vaughn's Ofllce in
Building.ii Ir,;s7 m, -;?,-;.vi.4'l v.uUU
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CALL, FOR BIDS.
SCALED.. PIIOFQSALS WILL J1E JRE
, Jcejved at. the office of, the arthitect
el the Occident Hotel until 2 o'clock P.,
July 17, for piling and capping foun
dation, on lot, cor, 11th and Duane l.,
Alttoria, Ore. ,, , , , , . A. S. Reed,.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceived at the Axtoria National Bank,
until July 15, at 2 P. M., for the con
Btjrudion, maiwn work, 'painting, plumb
ing and eiectrlo wiring for addition to
the First M. E. church, Astoria, Oregon.
(information at office of Ferguson and
Houston, .Architects. '
lin,irwn,nrii"nrrirfi,i
' Sjtuaticls WiiKAdvertmtnQlnscf WH
Twice WJthfttit Ch.irvf.
fi -rrKJiff jt. ;.i.f.:'.
. J r -
CALL FOR BIDS.. . !
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jrALKD I'KOlDSAtS lTj jJ'.K.
Ji j"i'lve at the ollli'e of the Unlit l(oiis
, J jjj ftv JH
llartwars, tm.. He.
r,,inls ,,, MoV ftvip, inatche.. etc.!
I.ubiicatlng oils, etc. i ami T.tinilM-f, in
aeeortUnea 'with speeia.'ation, eopli. of
Which, with blank- pronosuta and oilier
Information, Duty lm had uwn supli
cation to Major W. C.:Tingfltt,'Corp
ofKriKineers, U.' S.' A.,' Knginers.
LOST AND FOUND.
1 1
LOST FROM THE OF THE, OAK
; l'oint 1'illng and I.uiiiIst (.'., hetween
Pth nud 17tl o( June, tiyity-oiw lone
set), of Ikkmb stick arul chain, Chain
va lrau)4, C. R. P. Co., ami stkkt
with the bar parallel, with sticks. . ... "
riea notify tin above coninjny or the Flnsit HoUl In ths Northwest ,
Colmnliis River IXior Company, Rainier, . ' , . "
Oregon.' tLACKSMITMS.
;;",,; MILK DEALERS. , ANnRFAV , AsP,
. IF YOU VALUE YOUR HEALTH I ; --
You will demand PURE MILK, Frtsa DldCKtmlth.
rrora Healthy Cows. Htvj(,9 iB(iU(1 , Ruobsr! Tiring
It is our aim to supply ths need. Our , . .
rv 7 Msonins of ths Iststt etttsrn I am
u, while new-comers arc recommended . . , ., , . .
. . , ... prsparsd H do all kindi of work at
regular patron '-continue- t desl with
( -our milk depot by knowing frlnd. wasenable Pw-., ., ...
Morning or night delivery. 13tK and Ousn Its. t ' t
THE SLOOP-JEFFERS CO, 10th and ' '
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-" BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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I FURNITURE.
Robinson hildebrano
i
BWg. m Comm.rei.l 8t
FURNITURE, Carptts, Bidding
; Stovts, - Matting, Window Shadtt,
,. LINOLEUM. Ete.
BILLIARD HALLS.
Occident Hotel Bar
i (& DUHard Hall.
Tables NcV ad 'Everything
' 'First Class,
Finit brands of MquoM ami Cigars
MEAT MARKETS.
FRESH AND CURED MEATS
' ' Whoirxulentiit llrlall
-I -.., '1 - .,1 ! .
flhlaia. Lflnmlin Clmnl and Mill Cm.
I pVlt4 8hprt Notiai
, , ..." f i
Skivf vivvn psvuni una oaia
WASHINGTON MARKET
I CHRISTENSEN 4 CO.
Central Meat . Market
j C W. MertM ft Jn Fehnnsn, Prop'i.
aiOICEST FRESH AND SALT
j MEATS FROM PT DELIVERY.
M2 Commercial St Phone Main 321
RESTAURANTS."
1 1 4.
I FiuSTliJLAsSrEA ' "
forl5c; nice cake, coffee, pio, or
doughnuts, 5c, aVU. S. Restaur
arit, 434 Bund St.
1 BET li CENT MEAL.
i J hV; -,-r
. You can always. Jind the fctst
If -cent ineal in1 'tiii city a the
fining Sun Rtstaurant.' i
, i ! . 612 Comrrjerr iat St'
LAUNDRIES.
The Troy Laundry
the only white labor laundry In the
city. Does the best work at reaionabl
prices and lo In everyway werthy of
your patronaae.'J sl f i
1 1
,10th and DUANE Sts., Phone' 1991.
'fi'ub ui u: y-.n-f i
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SEASIDE
the Morning Aitorita
Is on at
i ewTr &oVlDrug"Stort "
?fgV4 Cigar ftoMMkM
BROKERAGE. x'
? C. J, TKEN'UIIAHI) .
Real Eitats, Inturanss, Csmmlaslsn
1 and Ihlpplng, .
CUITOM HOUIE BROKER.
Offlse 133 Ninth ttrt, Nsst te JustUs
OfHos,
ASTORIA, ORC00N.
HOTELS.
HOTEL PORTLAND
PORTLAND, ORE!
WOOD YAR08.
WOOD! WOOD! , WCODl
Core) wood, mill wood, boa weed, any
kind of wood at lowest prises. : Kelly,
the transfer men. 'Phono S211 laek,
Barn en Twelfth, - opposite opera
heuee.
PHYSICIAN!. , ,
JAY Tl'TTLK, M. I).
PflTftCIAN A?tr Jt'KaKO
j i ArWflAi4apmeaii'jjryf
1 r.S. Slflu HrtllHrrVlr.
JAce houreIO to It a-tn- I.to ;ja p,tr
77 Commercial 8irt. n4 Flortf
OSTEOPATHISTI. f ,
lir, 8hou i; iiu-k. ' 1 1 ii'r; t.'ie iayiui
j , OSTEOPATHS. .
Oipcs JlftnsMI Uld. riipne Black !o
f 67a Conimercii, Ku Asiortu, pre.
DENTISTS.
DR. T. L. HALL, ?
.'. . DENTIST. ,,.
WjlCo'tnniercial Mt ' Attoria) dresoni
D. VA V0II A.N',,'
rytblan Building, Aitoria. Oregon ;
Dr. W. C. LOGAN
J7 Cwnmercial St , Hhanahan Buihllnn
Bchnke.Wolkcf
Business College.
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