The Oregon daily journal., July 03, 1906, Image 3

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. j:: ,L:1 Group of Multnomah Club Men at Sunday Low JwsPnctograph by": tlcAlptn. r. iy .
DR. IIILt GEOSUIIES TIIE OlilGOIilMllllOri PORTLMID'IS
: FOR ATTACK OH CIlfllSTIAniTY TO CELEBRATE
Declares Such Opposition Is Great Compliment to Religious Belief
j ,:t ." -Declares Such Theories in Paper Injure the
' ' Pacific Norttwestr? i : i!r
The, following letter from Dr. Edgar
F Hill, paator of the First Presbyterian
church, of Portland, waa printed in mi
! , morning's Oregonlan. Tba letter will
be of lntecest to people who do not
read the - OTegonlsn. as It , sets forth
' clearly the doctor' news:
N Portland, June 10. To the Editor of
the Oreeonlan I had hoped to be
soared the necessity of referring again
to the- course of the Oregonlaa in Its
: treatment of things moral and religious.
-1 am well aware of the brutal abuse
i which, the mildest protest -la -aur. to
..call forth. Hut I una it tmpossiDie to
-art calmly by while the gospel of which
' I am. a bumble ambassador la being so
: malignantly attacked and tba thou
nds of people la this Pacific northwest
tdentlned with churches,) carbolic aa
, well aa Protectant, are being so per-
sistently held up to publio eoorav
' r in your editorial of a few days ago,
..entitled." "The Vacant Pew.-- and thla
(Saturday) morning.! bearing the eap
"Jtlon. "What Bhall It Profit V you fling
aa mean an'tnault Into the faces of the
Christian constituency of your paper aa
y,T aver saw in the columns of any newe
' paper that laid claim even to- halff
- . ceney. - Ton aay that the man. wno at
tend .church are either hypocrttea or
people of inferior Intelligence. Call, If
v you please, tha roll of the agencies for
i a-ood In ibis northwest or In any other
iTart of the civilised .world, and
' started and are supported by the peo-
rple vrho attend the churches. - There ara
tha . hospitals. Who rounded themT
' There are the' coUecea Who founded
themT' There are tba Toung Men's
"Christian Aasoclatlona and all the
- rloua Institutions and organisations tor
the eoneervatlon of" the homo asd the
.restraint of rloe. . who maintain them 7
. To aak such questions is - to give tha
answer. President Rooaerelt, who la
-alad to nail hlmaelf a Christian, and
- who la found . among Christ's follow-
jrtiaejarBftblfathaUted pubUclxaama
' , time ago that but for the work at the
churches our western cities and villages
. would soon fall back Into ' barbarian.
'"'And yet you nnbluahlngly charga those
''who attend churches with being. lunatic
or dishonest. . '
What Ma' Sastera ataa
Xast aprlng while on a trip to tha
' oast in the interests of tha Lewis and
Clark expoaltlon, it waa my priTilege
to confer with "a college president who
easily holda rank with aueh educators
' ' president Hadley of Tale. Tha 1 con
yereatlon turned to the. religious situs.
tlon on tha Pacific coast. As faithfully
! aa I could I explained to him tha ylewa
. of tha Oregonlan aa they have appeared
: aa-aln and as-alm with monotonous iters
' tlon t e tha Bible la only a record
, . of - Hebrew - history, full - of - mlatakea;
tha raiioua stories related In It ara. only
myths; Jesus' wss merely a Jewlah re
former: the -world aa we see- It la only
the resultant of natural laws, ate The
" president listened to me patiently and
' v then said: "That editor evidently: waa
' .thrown high on the beach by tba tide
. of materlallstlo evolution i which awept
over the world II years airo, but which
" ' has long since subsided." . Then , ha
. added: ."Christianity wss i never - so
: Strongly : entrenched In tha minds of
-'-thoughtful men aa It la today."
- Professor Romanes certainly knew aa
: much . about .the advancement of sci
ence as most men, for he waa Darwin's
moat- ardent and able exponent.' - Ha
too, was swept off his feet by tha tide
ft materialistic evolution. V He also de
' elded that tha Bible Was a collection of
": myths", that Jesus waa merely a good
:,' . man and that tha Idea of supernatural
is a. dream of weak. mlndsv- - But .ha
managed to get off tha aands. r He came
to realise that ha had made a hue-e
.-(blunder by trying to explain thf , world
as a resultant or natural lawa He ack
nowledged his error and became a de
vested folower of Jesus Christ ' No
doubt you would have called Professor
Romanes a moat intelligent man dur
ing he time ha opposed Christianity,
but k fool, when his further study led
hlra to the feet of Jesus Christ. The
son of Edward Everett Halo, whom you
often refer to as a man of superior
wisdom, is professor ef English in Union
college, Schenectady, New York. He
hsa alwaya held seme such religious
viewa as the Oregonlan seems willing
to tolerate. Recently Professor Hale
was led to- make a more careful exami
nation of the claims of Christianity, and 1
liiliiii
THE POLICy-HOLDERS 'COMPANY, .
- When you have a policy in the
1mSm V a tk r,,A ell
to that you are an owner in the company and the profits of the busi-
nets go to you. " :.'.-T; ri .:X..V'' .:'P M
HOME ' OFFICE, COMMONWEALTH BLDQ, SIXTH AND
ANKENY STS, PORTLAND. OREGON. V
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-.. Vi 'A.'l;r.:iLLS. Preeident' :I ':'.N : '''.'
:. - .-,r clakz::c3 s. sauusu Asst. ur.
.ha has now announced hla conviction
that . Unltarianlam la- Impossible and
that whjat la termed orthodox Christian-.
tty Ir true. : Tou, of course, would have
called Professor Hale a scholarly man
when ha opposed Christianity. Now,
however, you class him as lrabecila
" Opposittom Zs Oomnllmeafc t
During tha paat ten. -e;more yeara
ofmy paatorau In Portland- I have
been sometimes amoat discouraged aa
X have - read your unreasonable and
vituperative-attack - on -that -which
thousands of, ua ,hold dear. Then I
have thought of the Oregonlaa'a at-
titaoe toward ail good things; Its cyn
ical oon tempt for all who ara trying
tO U .tlll) wnrll tw.H.r ; . Urn .
ant aupport of almost every evil in
tha catalogue; . also of -the fact that
there Is no causa ao bad that tha Ore
gonlaa'a favor cannot be obtained,
and no man er aause ao good as to be
exempt from its vicious assaultaTTlian:
I have rejoiced In tha thought that tba
opposition of such a paper la tha beat
compliment Christianity could have.
Just now tha people of this north
west ara beginning to realise that your
paper baa become tha chief obstacle
lav. tba - way . of - aur - commercial - pros
perity. If the attacks made In your
columns en .our business men were
honest, were Intended to protect the
ppbUo and to expose rascality, all good
men would hail your paper as a cham
pion of tba oppressed. But every one!
known yea 'Havana each thbughirTou
are -animated only by Jealousy and re-
venae. .Tour rldlculoua rage Is Ilka
that of - a man la hla cups or oa tba
verga of aeaiUty. . -
Even tba working people, to whose
use you now profess to be devoted,
are not deceived, I trust I am betray
ing no secret - or the lod geroona when
I relata that at a recent labor meeting
in thla city, at wblcb I waa present
one of tba leading; labor Isadora is this
state arose a ad said: -".L have been
reader of the Oregonlan- for over . 1
years,. but I have become so disgusted
with it that tomorrow I shall discon
tinue my subscription - and shall not
take It again until there la a radical
change in Its policy.- And the
nouncement waa greeted with a round
Of applauaet ' Z .. - : y
Tou ara Injuring' our city financially
mora than can easily be . estimated.
There Is no civic enthusiasm. Instead
of calling business men to united and
aeeda of discord. Capital la timid
about entering . a community . where
men, no matter bow honorable., are
held up to ridicule In ' the columns of
a paper, if they should offend the edi
tor, by offering a contrary oolnlon on
aay subject, political, educational or re
ligious. One of our cltlsens wss In ths
east recently and fell Into conversation
with a man. Who made Inquiry concern'
tng the Oregonlan. The Portlander tried
to apologise for Its vagaries. W all.'
aald the man, "I had arranged to In
vest f 50.000 in , Portland, but after
reading some of tha articles la the Ore
gonlan I ; have . decided to Invent else
where. ' I do not ears to do bualneaa In
a community, whtoh, has., to ha put up
wita aucn aouaa." ( .. .- ,
Now people are coming here -from
theast. A asw spirit has taken poaaee-
alon or thla northwest. - A measure - of
prosperity la being thrust upon ua But
tha prosperity of a community dependa
largely on the newspapsrs, which must
furnish publicity and--rally the cltlsens
to new enterprises for the publio good.
Tba city of Portland and tha state of
Oregon will never fulfill their posstblll
ties until you paper ' la supplanted or
there la a readjuatment of your, editorial
force. v 'i'v . kuqar p., Hiu
T0H0N0R ARCHBISHOP
Rl EWIf flC NPW flRI CilMC
. eeejsr wi !. VI ifc.fc.riis w I
'v (Joaraal Spedet serriee.
New Orleana La., July t. --Arrange
ments on a moat elaborate acala have
been made for tonlght'a publio reception
in honor of Archbishop Blank, tha new
head of tha Roman Catholic archdiocese
of Now Orloana . The affair ia to be
held In the French opera houaa and wUl
be attended by .representative of - the
clergy and laity ef the archdiocese. Ad
dresses of welcome will be delivered by
Governor Blanchard. -. Mayor Behrman
and former Mayor Paul Capdevielle. ;
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Oregon Life you hare one con-
rheVikr rnmnanl,, -' Jfri mAAit-inv
... n .
Sports, Z Picnics
and
ami tea.
v)
I--I,. J-J tN d---m v
ments Included in Program of
.V the Day's Doings.
MATINEE RACES WILL
; - BE HELD AT IRVINQTON
Picnic WD1 Occur at 'Exposition
GroundV-Eztra .Features at Glad-
stcme; Parkfit. John WiU Have
Parade 'and QU-Fashioned Fourth.
' Though there Is "to be no grand cele
bration op the part of tha city of Port
land, aiaa-boom-baaa day will be gen
erally observed locally tomorrow, - The
theatres vwlll present special matinee
fulimi th.r, will k f Tn.ln
ton. baseball at" tha league grounds,
aldea, there will be a number, of Inde-1
Catholics will srlve a hla- nlonlo at the
fair grounds, tha Modern Woodmen will
oe represented in tne earns wmy sc toe
Oaks, there will be Independence day
feature at Oladstone park, while St.
Johna and Eatacada- will make all tha
boise they can to prove their patriotism
aa municipalities. . ' .V'i .. . , ,
At f Irvlngton the ; Riverside "Driving
association- will present a matinee card.
Many valuable prizes have been hung
up and the beat- horses lav town are aa
tared with their drivers. a -
The local vaudeville houaa will run
continuously throughout the day.
The Portland leagrae team le at-Sea'
tl thla week and a gam will be played
on the league grounde tomorrow by two
amateur' nines, Tha Schillera aad .ths
Hop Golds will contend for supremacy.
Neither has yet been beaten and both
claim the championship of tha ststa
At the-Multnomah club the tennis I
ainnais ror uit laaa trap are scneouioo r
to take ; place . aome time during tha
day. Tha- contest will be for the beat
three aeta out of Ave and Will be, be
tween Bellinger on the one side . and
either Wlckarahsm or Herdman on the
other. " The two laat named playara plan
to play their aeml-flnal matoh thla
noma ,... .. 4.-
.: : Plcale at rut oreaaaa. -...
The Roman Catholic have "been mak
ing elaborate preparatlona for their p Io
nic on Government Island and every
Indication points to largs .attendance.
The proceeds will go for the benefit of
the Catholic eharitisa. In tha morning
literary exerelee will be . held aad in
the afternoon a great program of .races
and other a porta baa been arranged.
Valuable prise will be .given for the
winner of each event. . .1 . ; -
Tha speakers in the morning will be
J. IE. Courtney, Archblsriop . Christie,
Governor Chaaobenaln ana Iafe Pence.
John Salnpolla will read tha Declaration
of Independence. - Tha sports - In the
afternoon will Include foot races for
boys, races for fat and allm men, . a
three-legged race , and tk'- number ef
amualng contests. - A pony cart - ha
been put up as first prise In the pony
race and there are prises- for each of
the other events, donated by merchants
of tha city, v There win also bo a base
ball game. r.y,.v. ' -a - .
- Oelebratloa a tba Oak.-" "-
The Modem Woodmen, - aa - wall as
several other -local organisations, will
turn out -at the -Oaks and make merry.
Alt klada ' of sports are on the pro
gram and every one of tha amusement
attractlone will offer something- special.
Among tha new feature la a- moving
picture ahow, representing the San.Fran
olaoo disaster. ' Tha railroads . -have
made special preparatlona for at least
10,000 people - and every available car
and trailer will be used. ; CUrbano'a
band will present a apeclal Fourth ef
July program and the concessionaires
Wni dlatrlbnta aouvanlra all -da v.
At. BU. Johns the town will be wide
open aa far aa ehootlng oi big . ore-
crackers la- concerned. - - Mri Boy, you
can sneak out to St. Johna with your
big firecrackers, stick tham In a nerv
ous man's ears and shoot them off, or
tie tham by whole bunches to the tall
of the mayor's dog and no blue-coated
policeman will chaaa you. . Tou can pop
toy piatela . and dynamite . eanee and
Dewey chasers aad tear great holea In
the atmosphere with your instruments
of deviltry and nobody will aay "scat"
to you.' . r ;..'",;.-;''.""
raraaa aa ara oaaa. .,..-..
St 'John is to have a parade with the
time-honored Ooddess of Liberty and
rS.
queen of the day. There
loon . ascension, horse
feature during tha day tend at night
the band will play oa tha city aquare
ana inare.wiU-De a uispiay oi nrcworss.
Besides, It Is reported that there will be
several greased features to tba elebra
tlon, tha climbing of a greased pole for
a gold piece and tha chasing of a
greased pig ' for the ownership - of . the
At Oladstone pars there win. ne lite
rary feature- In the morning and- other
attractions in tha afternoon. Eatacada,
also will hold a regulation, celebration.
UNITED BR E TH REN H
CAMP NEAR MILTON
(flseelal Dtesateb to Ttte Jnsreel.l . -
Hlltee, Or., Jnj . 4 Valted Brethraa easie
setlnr at sew la ategrna at Leeuet era, al
lie pnrth ef Preeweter, aaTlng npeoed Oamiar
aad wul eoattarae aetll July IS. Kpeaken froai
Oreaoe ad Weahlagtoai are aranat to addreaa
It
the aMetlnae an a the reertk epeeui wilw I --
will k held wkes
is' sheet M aualatera will se
ta ateaasaev
I
Only Co Ttt C:t X
V Ketare, Bat Eeel-A aa Weil.
for people who are run-dawn end nerv
ous; who suffer from tadlrestion or dfs-r-e!ia.
headache. illlooM. or torcid
I er, coated tongue wlJl bitter taste In
tae morning and poor appetite. It be
comes necessary to turn to torn ta!e of
itrvcf thacr which, fill assist, datura
end help t .eat to ct on tneir mi ana
Rat the body into lu proper condition. II
i becoming mora and more apparent that
LNatore's btost valuable health firing
agents ara to be found to forest planta
and roota.
Kearly forty yari ago. Dr. R.V. Pierce,
vow consulting physician to tha Invalids1
Hotel and Surgical Institute, at Buffalo,
K. discovered that by ecleuuically
extracting and combining certain medici
nal principles from native roots, taken
from our American forests, ha could pro
duoe a medicine which waa marvelously
euicient in curing eases of blood disorder
and liver and stomach trouble aa well aa
many other chronic, or lingering all
menu. This' concentrated extract of
Nature's vitality ha named "Golden Med
ical Discovery. - It purifies tha blood by
Tinttinr the atamarh and liver Into
healthy condition, thereby helping tha
Oigeetioa ana assimilation oi looa wmcn
feeds the blood. Thereby it cures weak
stomach. Indigestion, torpid liver, or bil
iousness, and kindred derangement, -
If you have coated tongue, with bitter
or bad taste in the morning, frequent
headaches, feel weak,eacily tired, stitches
or nam in aide.- back gives out easily and
achee, belching of tea, constipation, or
Irregular bowels, feel flashes of heat al
ternating with chilly sensations or kin
dred symptoms, they point to derange
ment of your stomach, liver and kidneys,
which the -Golden Medical Discovery
I win eorree mora speedily ami
nenily than any other known agei
will correct mora speedily and perma-
ent. ix) n
ng drug.
I taint no aioonoi or naoit-ronnin
AU ,u iDrredisnu printed in pii
lngredlenta printed In plain na
usn on wrapper.. v ; - 7. .
Tha sole motive for substitution la to
permit the dealer to make a little more
profit. He gains; yon lose. Accept no tub
statute for Golden Medical Ditoovary.
Constipation causes and aggravates
many serious disease. It I thoroughly
cured by Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellet.
On a laxative; two or three are cathartic
Tl'JO Till KILLED
EmplOVet In LoesnnflT Camb Meat
f - ' . - -T r "
DeSSh by, Breaking" of Wheel
, T ' -,,n "OOagaxe.
MEAGER DETAILS STATE
THIRD FATALLY INJURED
Terrible Accident Occnrred . Earry
Veterday.MorTiinij: at the Camp o!
tha Willamette Pulp 4; Paper Com-
: -pany." i-yj' '.I' - a'a' i".
The Jearaal ass aaeeed a sews sad see
serlfttles baraaa at 4S0 - Ceumtal etnet.
Aetorta, wbere eay . soelneae with the faset
stay be teaaaacteeV Pteae Mala SMU. '
; J Wpaetal Dtapateh e The eameL '
Joumal'a Astoria Bureau, July. .
The breaking of a wheel In tha flood
gate of a dam in the logging camp ef
the Willamette Pulp aV Paper company
at? Bkamokawa aarlv veaterdav mom.
m reuiied in two man being Instantly
killed and another fatally Injured. - The
new of the noctdent waa brought . to J
inia cur yesteraar axternooa tv a. man
dlapatcbad . for a surgeon aad- only
meager detail are obtains bla ,
' - ' oetotaaatom sTMgttea, '
The grand" two days' celebration to
be held In thla elty In honor of the na
tional Independence day and the open
ing of the new city park were aua
plcloualy opened this morning. . Tha
grand parade to the park will form this
afternoon.' In charge of City Superin
tendent of Schools Clark. It wlU be
composed of school children and vari
ous orgamsationa of tha city. At tha
park appropriate exercises will be held.
Tomorrow a full program of a porta will
be given, : besides aumeroue : apeclal
feature. . . ?
The old lifeboat of tha Port Canby
craw, which has been the means of sav
ing many a victim from a watery grave,
ha been lost in tha surf and all efforts
to locate It have thus far been una vail
ing. The boat was taken out la tow of
the new motor-boat. Into which It waa
proposed to load a net reported to have
gone over the bar. . The net waa secured,
but a heavy aea waa running and the
lifeboat capaised and became. .detached
and baa alnce been missing. j .
Steeaea Arrlven, ' ;
Tb ateam schooner J. & Stetson,
which collided with the Jane JU Stan
ford off tha Columbia river. Inflicting
serious damage to the latter vessel, ar
rived In port yesterday and wui take a
cargo of lumber at the Hums mill. The
officers and. crew of both vessels nate
been summoned before the marine In
spectors in Portland for an official ,Jo-
vsaugawon oi toe aisastsr. .
1
" risk Ban Zmprovtaer. ,
The run of fish has showa some 1m
provement during the laat few daya and
there la aome indication that the flab
are beginning to enter the river. How.
ever, it la yet far from what la ax.
pected around July 1, when the big run
le.auppoaed to coma In.
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; Ventre Maaoxeinaaad. . - , ,
Frederick, Md., July t. Rapreeenta
tlva Oeorge A. Pearra. waa -renominated
for the fourth time by the Republicans
of tba sixth congressional dlstrlot - In
convention here today, -'- There waa oa
opposition.
- JoMf Scholarship
Contest
OOI
I, . Nellie . May Shannon, Port-
land 11.110
1. Horace A. Wllaon, Portland., I.T1
t, -John Beneon, Chemawa.... t.lll
4 Clay Jonea, . Portland ,04l
I. Roy Johnson, Portland.,.,.. (.101
CJiarlee Qroas, Portland..,.; 4.11
Ouy Orabam. Troutdale...,,-S.IS0
Bertie O. Chan, Portland.... I.T10
Mary B. Po"rVJortland.... t.lT
Clsy Cary, Salem. l.tl
Carl Shelton, PortUttd l.lia
. Ixiulse Soott Portland ....... 1.700
Mildred U Clemona Univer
sity Pafk. Portland. ....... tiI
'Ivy Owena Cedar Mills. , .... .1.100
Paul Nygren, Portland., . w. t
Harry Brant, Portland..... . I0
. Edward U Kinaman, Ltnnton (It
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7.
i.
.
10.
11.
11.
II.
14.
1.
If.
IT.
1.
Oeorge KIng..Ktn(aton,,.,4... 100
Ouy Johnson, Portland...... 100
Ruth Turner, -Portland....,, toa
AUees Uackman, Portland..,, lie
LJ VSTZ; Si u
,Fi"?it i:i m
Sheri.'f Does Not Get Rich Feed
ing Prisoners at Price Allowed
;-' by County, He Says. :
. "I have never aald anything In reply
to tha attacks made upon me la regard
to tba coat of feeding the county prison-
era" aald Sheriff Tom Word yesterday,
"but as I have left the office I think
in Justice to myself -I ought to aay that
tha sheriff does not get a cent more for
feeding the prisoners than he Is entitled
lO. - . . . .
"The truth la that if there are more
than prisoners to be-fed. the sheriff
can make a little money In feeding them
at 17H cents a meal, but when there are
less than he makea nothing. Tha ex
penaea,for the term are J,ejo, and out
of thla the Jailer and cook muat be paid.
The trusty prisoners eat at the Jailer's
table. - w : . : . ,
;"Ths city pay 11 ..cents a "meal to
have Ha prlsonsrs fed. We got 17H cents
and red our prisoners eorfee and bread
that the city prlsonsrs did not get. ' The
remainder of their food - la not aa good
aa the county prisoners were given. I
lost one of the beat friends I had be
cause be brought bad meat to the Jail,
and I would not patronise him . .any
longer. !"-; ' - ;
I leave the office with the beat ef
feeling, and will do everything in -my
power to make it easy for Mr. -Stevens
to take bold." I think : tha rockptle
gang ought to be .worked. It la the best
thing for the prisoners .. and -. for the
county. - -- .'. . ..
'I hope the county court will make
thing . mora pleasant for ' Mr. Stevens
than It has for ma And if bo can make
any money out of feeding tha county
prisoners at 17 cents a meal -1 think
be Is entitled to it."-...'.- ..
WATER SUIT ARISES
7 FR0M.RECENT FLOOD
(Special Dtapateh to The JoeraaU l
atOtee. Or. lab t. There la traobla hrewlae
betweaa the city ef aflltoa aad tha Mlltua
Pltek eoatpany. .. Last year the . Milton IMtcti
eoeipaar aad. the etty of MUtoa catered mte-aa
asreeBMnt whereby the ellr waa allowed te Uk
water from the eeaipaay'a ditch tor the eerpoas
7 v ; Recentlyone of the Chesterfield Clothing advertisements inserted in The Journal for R. U.
v Gray,' the weU-known clothier snd furnisher, not only pleased Mr. Gray, but attracted the attenv
'' tion of Sturm.' Mayer ft Co. of Chicao, the manufacturers ' of the Chesterfield Clothing. , Mr.
Gray received the following
'1-.. 's I". .iM .
K. It. Gray, Portland OregotSs.. "i "r.;':" ' ;vv:'
"Dear Sir ! beg to, compliment' yon tar the sdrertlsewent in
i end constrnction of sam is simply perfection, inasmuch as ft exernplifies the old saying that
"He who runs may read." ' That is to say that any one, no matter how stupid, cannot fail to
understand thoroughly and lucidly what Is meant by the advertiaemcnt. It sets forth the good;
.qualifications in a brief manner and at the same. time says more than three-page advertise..
5:ment would4 Yours very truly, .1- ,:'.-,. ;V;;v--r;;-v.:-8TUMI, MAYER ek CO.1! .
OAS
aw4i ,
All Gas Ranges fand i Gas Wa Heaters Purchased
of Us Delivered
-v - ana
fvr v
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T7ednoaday, SljMlaisi "
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: : The birthday of our nation occurs tomorrow end the
preparations which have been going, on in, shop and fac- '
A tory will make themselves manifest in pomp, splendor
and noise of celebration. There is no day in all the year
so, dear to out countrymen as the Fourth of July. A
', reverence f or this.day is instilled into our hearts from the '
earliest hours of childhood and whatever national holi
.'day we fail to celebrate In the fullness of its meaning, let '.
. It not be the Fourth of July-the glorious Fourth, which
the blood of patriots has dedicated io the Goddess of Lib- "
erty forever.; r-jl'C :" "-'7-' ;" - -
We trust and hope that everybody connected with us
will give vent, Jo their impulses within reasonable bounds
, and have a royal good time.' Our store will remain dosed.
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of raaalng the aewly-hwtaned elty eleetrie light
pleat. It waa agrees at that tubs tea nee el
the water by the. elty aheald set tetsrfare
la aay war with the rights of tbe water aaars
es the ditch.
The - late ana caaBgea the channel jar . the
aewevert aad left the atteh without
water, . Bet the elty aad eenpeay have toraed
It seek partly taeagh eeareely eneegh far the
letter in reference to the advertisetnenti-
7 STURM,' MAYER (i CO.
. Manufsoturer ef . .... ... -. ..
FIN TAILORdUADB CLOTHINQ
101 to til Xast Van Buren St. - ;
ENJOY THE SUMMER
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With a GAS
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sea ef hMk. New the Hty ts avtag the ran
head water te tea-the eteetrle Hsht plaat. end
te ee aetag appears te have cat 4ows the
aawent of water which forsMrly Sowed eate the
lead of the water aoere aa the aiteh. Tate has
caused wseb dtesartafaetlea aa -the part ef the
water Basra, and they have aai led aetlee ee
the ettj te rafrala free.
ta say part ef
theff water.
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