THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTEND," MONDAY nVErnNORIlj 1.
L-J II
WM
GUT RATE II
HI PUGETSOUtlD
Kegular. Oriental Liner In
' Tite "Wheat and Flour.
Shipments.
OLD TARIFF STILL ,
i ' IN EFFECT HERE
.Local Office, of Portland Asiatic
i cmhln Company . lias No In
formation Touching Upo" Sltna-
tlon.
The local office of the Portland
AJUtlo Steamship company Is In pos
session of no information bearing upon
... nnti(m of freight rates
Ul iavwa. .
oa wheat and flour from port In tha
Pacific northwest to China ana
..... v i. ..nriarstood . that 'other
kllllUUBaA " mm
lines bava already declare the rats la
effect ' - '
-X telegram from ieattle this mora
ine: to Tha Journal, states that the $8
rate baa been maa.
lry at the office of the Portland
1 Aelatlo 8tamhlp company elicited
there the 0 rat. 1. still rul-
IhSt the 'creat Northern had probably
! iPVJi.i mind.
Sieamere ar p.jrma u. - - - - , . ;
and If they are 'hauling wheat and flour
aorois tne ocean m e '""it. V JL.
carrying out of thle port will andoubt-
eaJr nave o juuvw. . , , ... v
Kate slashing I- being Indulged In by
the regulars to drive out Independent or
I . a I . tAa. Kai. ahlnnlnf men
say rt.l.h.rdlr posalble for them to
succeea. sine, nuniimn . 2V'Z
are willing to operate for anything they
It Is understood that tha British
teamer Bhella which le due to arrive
here In a day or two from tpmox. . y..
to load flour for Japan. I to get $1.11
per ton. or as eems pr uf
than the rate la effect when "her char,
ter wee closed. Thla treneaetlon. It le
said, la. largely w-poaelbla or the $1
rate wnirn is now wnwmw -a--
souna porta.
v ' READY TO LEND ASSISTANCE.
" Coot Bay Sends Toe to Sea on
fitrcaarth of luunor.
report that Coos bay shipping clrclej
twere set In commotion laat Friday
. ' Shortly oeiore law iw.iii - 7
- - . i . W - viama... .a. tK. AffMt
, was aflra off the eoaet In the latltudo
'Of Cooe bay and waiting for help.
The tug Columbia wee dispatched to
f go to the aaaletanca of the veeeel at
' once -and aha made a long search of
i the coast but returned alofie and wlth-
may kind. The Breakwater, top. was
; in readiness to go on i nun iur i
nresldent but by the time ehe pulled
---- m i n I YtmA hMn ft ar p-
, Ualned that there was no foundation of
' truth to tne npon m y."""".
r . - v . - . .n . n.i from Kan Snr&n-
Cisco to the, effect that a wireleae mes
sage had been received from the Presi
dent at one of Hha coaat stations stat-
- ' ' . . i a . L. . mtmm .fir. ATT C .OCltt
' bay. The Preeldont was making her
first tnp to ruget loono "r
been tied up several months on account
. The Breakwater arrived here yeeter.
day afternoon from Coos bringing 0
passengers out a nani rwii. --
eounteroa irat wwmor .,"',:
light winds and a comparatively smooth
sea, :;. . j
V WILI CALL AT BAT CITY.
Every
nhr rirlrntal Liner to
' Mak Way Stop. "
. i- ..4.va.AnA that fitMiceforth every
other steamer Plying between Oils port
end tne orteni in u reiumi -Portland
A AsUtlo Steamship company
Y. . 1 1 ... c r.Btni.i An tn return
voyage. At firat It was Inferred that
the Nlcomedla would be the only one to
call at the Bay City on the preaent tr p.
The atep Is being talcen, so It is said,
to relieve "the oriental liners plying oul
of San Francisco, most of them baving
compelled to 'P",
everr trip. Inetead of. bringng tne
overflow shipments to this port an!.,
shipping them here. Manager Schwerin
of ?he llarriman water ay-tern has de
cided to send the boats direct to the
Bey City and tnen have them ope north
wifh large cargo an to load f return
freight. The Nloomedla Is due to ar
rive here Friday. She reached San
Francisco last Friday. J , i Vi
Shipments for San Francisco have
been unusually heavy urlng thtPf
several months, and It Is said that the
tlg liners plying out of Ban Francisco
have been forced to leave as asaoh aa
J.000 ton freight behind on . tne
wharves both In China and Japan.
HIGH WATER INTERFERES.
": Work Ceaaea . on Canal :iBewqen
Celllo and The Dalleg.
Construction 'work on the canal from
The Dalles to Celllo was stopped Sat
urday night owing to . high water. in
the Columbia and there is llttls prpb-
latter part of July , or the beginning
Sniy?h"A Jones have thr oontraot for
the construction of this part of , the
canal that is eventually to give tho
Excessive Drinking
Orrine Destroys the Craving for
Drink Sold Under Posi-
tive Guarantee.
Excessive or continued nss of . alee-,
holic beverages always results In a dis
eased condition of the nervous system.
The drinking man Is often heard to
. say. "Kcn atop of my own free will
and when I wish." but the poor feflow
1s now devoid of the power to act at
the proper time and in the right way
Its too late, the craving has secured a
firm hold and because of tho assessed
nertous system he has not the ; ability
( for sustained effort The result We all
know..-- VEi;,m,,;r..a':;;i-.a.-v.i
: ; Drunkenness Is no longer considered a
erlmer eminent , scientists and physK
lans have agreed that It is a disease
and must be treated as such,
The homa treatment that baa been
nsed for a number of ' years, and Is
highly successful, is Orrine. It Is sold
tinder a positive guarantee that ' If it
does not effect a cure your money will
be refunded. .Si'SfV'" !;' -h''i
Orrine is In two forms. When desir
ing to give secretly, purchase Orrine No.
1, and If the patient will voluntarily
. take the treatment, Orrine No. I should
be given.. The guarantee Is the same
In either ' ease. Orrine costs but 11.00
per boat. Mailed in plain sealed wrap
per on receipt of price. Write for free
'treatise on "Dnrekenness,' mailed in
sealed, envelope by The Orrine Co.,
' Washington D. C. Bold ' by leading
dfugflete everywhere and In this city
' by Clarke-Woodward Drug Co- and
nearly all druggists la Portland.
Heart Action -
There aro certain nerves
that control the action
of the heart. iWhen they,
become - r.ealc the heart
action is impaired. Short
breath, pain around heart,'
choking sensation, palpi
tation, fluttering; feeble
or rapid pulse, and other,
'distressing symptoms fol
low. Dr. MUcs Heart Cure
is a medicine especially,
adapted to the needs of
these nerves and the mus
cular structure of , the
heart, itself. It is .a
strengthening tonic that
brings,' speedy ' . relief.
Try it. :,:-':;v-- '-'-
T' aiilVwriid WtfH Wriat 1
thourht was stomach trouble, when'
the doctors told tne I Had Rar
trouble. I had triad many remedies,
when the Dr. IIUm' elmartao came
Into my hands, and X concluded to
try Dr. Miles' Heart Cure. I have
taken three bottlee, and now I am
not soff trine at all. I am cured and
this medicine did It I write this la
the hope that it will attract the at
tention of others who, suffer as I did,"
MRS. D. B AKRON,
. 104 Main tit.. Covington, Ky.
Your druggist setle Or. Mllee'-Heart
Cur, and we authorize him to return
price of first bettle (only) If It falls
to benefit yen.
Milei Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind
lad D
transportation to Portland arid about
1 60 men are ' . 7u
They have been busy building at the
Ing tne upper ww
LMi.in mi ii'w w
i- - .k .A a MMiitp.t. walla 1
von cuDiff.i. vin.. . . . .
built on the solid rock and Is therefore
coneldered the most difficult and ex
pensive pan or mt ui.iij iooiii.
f I.tani. 1. mm.
poses but a short stretch of tha canal
which will be eight miles from The
ii . - rt.nt .... I
ILUtCCB ISTKLL1G1C5CB.
Kerala Uaen Xraa a jMrtrt.
Eureka, Eureka and Coos .....'.April II
Bene tor, narri fnuicmw L.i !
li. W. ttioer, nan iu ra, wy i.aiiu j
Sue H. Elmore, Tillamook ....April 21
Alliance, Cooe Bay ,, ..U...... April 19
WlAMMI. A1.llt - ..Mlf 1
Breakwater. Coos Bay "May I
I) k- Mw Can TnnftllMI ..... M&V 1
Roanoke, Ban Pedro and way.. ..May II
Aleeta. orient...... .....i..;
Miimanffa nrlaflt JuIT 1
Arabia, orient .....Aug. II
ee-mla XJasn to BeiHurt.
Eureka, Eureka and Coos '..April fl
Breakwater. San rtanclsco. ...April 21
a. u vIma.. TIllmmrkAk ...Anril IS
Geo. W. Elder, 8aa Pedro..... April 10
AUlance, Coos Bay May I
Senator, Ran Francisco. May 1
Koanoke, San Pedro and. way.. May 7
Dn.a i "1 t-W fl.. ITrAlinlMfl ...HIT i
Nloomedla. orient ........... .May It
Aleaia. orient ...........June e
U.man.la uri.flt . . . . JUJ V I
Ar&ble. orient Aug. i
Broderlck Castle. Br. ship ......Stream
Lsrglemore, Br. ah O. W. P. dock
VAmrrA TWalllal B- tik . OrMD WiCh NO. I
MoUer. Fr. bk. AStre1!
Crown of India. Br. bk. Prydock
Leylaad Broe, Br. sh. O. W. F.
Albyn, Bus. bk.. N. P. Lumber Co.
Cornil Bart. Br. bk.. .Montgomery No. I
Celtlcburn, Br. bk. , , . .Stream
Nomia, Ger. bk.... ...-.Dolphins
Donna Franceses, nr. DK.......Asiori
Kiss, Nor. ss. ...... ..Portland Lbr. Co, i
Urania, mor. dk........ vwmmo
Alsterkamp, Oer. bk- ..Astoria
Alvena. Am. ach.... ..Ooble
jtretagne, j?t. sn. .............. oirom
TlT Tji tawa. A mm a.h . llAlla
Strathgyle, Br. ss. ........... .Drydock
weiieaiey, ni( .......... .uiuuiwi
s. U.l.n. . Am mm .i.l.lnntAfl
Ancaioe, Br. ship. ....... ..Albina
onoanone. Am. nunwn
Boverio, Br. SS...........E. A W. Mills
Churchill. Am. ach. ..........Astoria
Mabel Oale, Am. son. ..Inman-Poulsen
Echo. Am. bktn. Astoria
: - ' Mm Boats to Xioad XVumket.
Melville Dollar. Am. Ss. i. San Francisco
Ravalli. Am. ss. ......... Esj Vraneleco
Kelburn, Br. bk.V..........MoJillonee
Virginia, Am. sch.....,..Ban Francisco
Chehalis. Am. bktn. ...... .Makawell
W. R. Hume, Am. sen..., Flan Francisco
Nome City, Am. ss. ,..,.San Franclnoo
HOmtr, ' Am. ........ om r I euiliw
F. 8. Loop. Am. SS. ....San Francisco
K. J. inman, aiu. mm. ... can i rwuKV
. Xm Boats With Cement and OeaeraL :
Aberfoyle, Br. so. Antwerp
Edmund Rostad, Fr. bk. ...... .London
Kmanuele Accame. It. bk...., Hamburg
Asgard, Nor. ship. ............ Antwerp
Bldart, Fr. bk. . . .... . ... .... ..Antwerp
Albert Rlokmers, Oer. bk...... Antwerp
Clsn Graham, Br. sh. .......... Cardiff
Eugenie Fautrel. Fr. bk....... Ant warp
Vlncennes, Br. sn ......Antwerp
OaeU Fr. bk. .................. .London
Neatnf lelda. Br. ship ........ .Hamburg
David de Anjers. Fr. sh. ...... Antwero
Brnblooh, Br. bk Antwerp
Kll loran, Br. oh ............... An twerp
Jolnville, Fr. bk. i ... .........Antwerp
v'v;-r;:;i--' Coat. ahlpa 8a Boats.- '
Mlndoro Am. sch. .Newcastle. N. R W.
La Roche Jaoquelln, Fr. bk. Newcastle. A,
Tramp tsaaaota Sa Boats.
Inverklp, Br. ss., ...... -Ban Francisco
Boverio. Br. ss. .. ...... Ban Francisco
Taunton. Br. ss.,............Quaymas
Soeric, Br. ss.. San Franc soo
adura, Br. ss.. ...... ...Ban Francisco
iTakiw Map ...... .-4. ....... . Rrmitrtnn
Btrathflllan. Br. ss. ........ ... .Bauvia
Hornelen, , Nor, ss. . . . . .Puget sound
, 8a Boats te Ballast to Xioad Oratn.
Manx King. Br. sh. . .. ......... .Taltral
Port Crawford, Br. ah. ........ ..Callao
. . rta.na.1 Hr . full ft A
a ua " u. a.a . '. ......... v ..ww
Jftlver Falloch. Br. bk .......... .Callao
Sorosee. uw. au,. ............ . ;vui.
regon. Oer. ah. ............Yokohama
Oen. Faldherbe, Fr. bk...... Tokohama
u..rf.t nr h. ......... -Went rinaat
Aster, Oer. bk. . ... ..i...;;. Valparaiso
Marechael de Noallles, Fr. blcWest coaat
Helena smm. t. dk. .v. . . . . . . , jsnaioi
x jfi'. oa Steamers Sa Boata. "
ru. iumla 1m' ....Dm Fraiiolaea
Asuncion, Am. ss. .. . . . .San Francisco
ALONG THE WATERFHONlJ
The Harrlman liner Senator la due
to arrive here tomorrow morning- from
Ban Franclsoo and the North Pacific
c...kln t.nmnmnlr'm .turn., fimn W
Elder la due to arrive here tomorrow
morning- xronv can rearo ana way
ports.
. r.a.-..4. , A MMa la mirtmm tila avnltna
v,i.ouii auiv. tj . a mi. nsu..a.v
Ian..). TT. - a tpi.l trln An . tha rlv.a
I.UU,II . m " a. - ... w.B....w a.v.
this afternoon. A new 35 horse-power
Palmer engine ' has oeen inetanea: anq
the hull .has been strengthened and
a .Aj.laJI V I? T Inn.. . Inatallaat . tha
machinery and ho Is. testing it today.
The steam schooner Nome City will
be at CoucB street - dock tomorrow
morning with 860 tons of , general
freight from San Francisco., - This Is
the largest freight brought to this port
by an independent boat from Ban Fran
cisco for some time. For return cargo
the Nome City will load lumber at
Linnton. - ' : .. - ', v.? -.-
- Th Shaver Transportation company
has concluded to name Its new tow
boat the Shaver. The craft is being
.V
CADIZ ARM CHAIR An exact
v 2opy of famoua Spanish Chair,
' showing; . . tha , influence , of the
Queen Anne period on Spanish
furniture decoration at that time.
The French Periods-Louis XIV, Louis XV, Regence, Louis XVI and Marie Antolnette
The English Periods-Elizabethan, Charles II, William and Maiy,f Jacobean, and the
types displaying the three epochs of the Georgian period, viz: The Chippendale, the
Sheraton and the Hepplewhite. The various types of the Chippendale andcHepple
whitp rpnrnrtiirtions are esneciallv worthy of mention. . :
In the former, the ribbon back, the mirror back, the
shell back, the Gothic Chippendale and the Chinese
Chippendale. In the latter the shield back and the,
honeysuckle back. : :-"::': ''-'':
The beautiful Colonial designs are no less conspicuous
in this splendid gathering of pieces for the living-room,
library arid hall, and those who appreciate the symplic
ity, elegance and character of the period , designs will
be deeply
dow exhibits.
TOUSCSSIT
II 8000
built at : the yard of the Port
land Bhlpbullding company and
will he reaay ior .'" "
few weeks. Her dimensions - are:
of holi 7 feet. She will be used for
towing. The company once upon a time
operated the steamer O.W. tfhaver. but
the remnants or tne uwi-r w-r-j yu .
Beaver which was launched about three
years - ago. ' ;v
. ... . .. .a ImU. l.fl XAtaH
at noon yesterday bound, for Cavlte and
way- ports with a cargo valued at
. ml - n.t.a.v .VI. falHohnrw ; f1n!.rl.d
; nm xa iLi.ii a...K - - -
loading this morning at Oeaanlo dock
and will leave for Europe wun ner
wheat oargo aa soon mm m vwmv-
comes available. ", " ,
Rothchlld brothers today assumed
control of the stevedoring business of
Brown McCabe, the latter firm hav
ing sold, out ito Interests to tha con
cern xrom jrugM ww .
MARINE NOTES. "
. . Af a 9 lMaWmiA mt t-lK i a
m.-rOerman steamer Arabia, for Hong.
kongand warportA Balled at :40 a.
m. -Jrrenon - dm; "iXT
yueensiown- or n """" . ,a
San Francisco, April .tt. Arrived
Steamers Johan Poulsentfrpm Astoria,
and Washington, from Portland. . Ar
n
UwJ
..... a .a a . . a ... . .... .atlajl
to do me nay cood bat 1 h.r. tonad k. rlchl tl)f
I mm .ii ifl nr Binna I -
KidT AtUr ktf C r l-- 1'"
Maileeieg the .e' "2.????: ihl
nar.lni.1UAp. M tm a eheeee le ncmuvm
""""j rW 0. triHea. N Xha tii Hewerk. K. .
told la hulk. Th. s-aoig. ibl etompea.V V v.
UMfatMd to man or jrqir s8l' -o- - -,
8t.rlin Rarnedy Co.. Chlcego or N.T.
USSaiLSJUI, TEM KILUOaEOXES
c
PLES
SV Beat For
f VL, The IS wis . 'U
i
t
I
mterestea m tnis collection, aee our wm
rived at 10 a. m. Steamer Rosa City,
from Portland. t . .a
Astoria, April a.-Arrlved at f and
left up at a. m. Steamer Breakwater,
from Coos Bay. Arrived down at l:0
e. m. French bark Alice Marie. Ar-
Steamer 8hoshone, for San Francleco.
Balled av 8 a. m. urniau amim.
. . . . k . I"..la.n iMfvM
down at S a. m. and aalled at 1:80 p. m
steamer Ainanow, ivr i.a nmj. i
up at :aw a. m. oriumi auip -uvjwiu
Bros, and schooner Mabel Oale. Ar
ri.aj .: iinan at 8:80 n. m. German
steamer Arabia. . . " v
Ban Francisco, pni -oauea
RtBjn.rs Cascade and R. D. Inman, for
Columbia river. Arrived --Steamer
Homer, from Fortiana. aauea iaes
night Steamer F. 8. Loop, for Portland.
Astoria, April 87.-Condltion of the
bar at la, m., smooth; wind northwest,
85 miles; weather cloudy. . 4., '
Tides at Astoria today; High water
10:85 a. m T.s feet: 11:01 p. m.. 8.4
feet. Low water 4:45 a. 1.8 feet;
4:64 p. m l.a feet.
RUSSIA KEFTJSES TO
,FBEE TCHAIKOVSKY
rVnlted Preet Va Wire.)
Sr Peteraburr. ADril t7. The . Rus
sian government has refused an appeal
from Mme. Tchaikovsky for the release
of her husband on ball because the ar
rest was made under an administrative
order. Tchalkosky is the Russian lib
eral who, after 80, years exile, returned
homo a few months ago and was Imme
diately thrown into the fortress of St.
Peter and St Paul. No charge has ever
been preferred against him.
DISCOVERS VEIN OF
GOLD NEAR EUGENE
(Special Ditpatrb to The lonratl.) -v
Kugene. Or.. April 87. H. McColIttm.
who resides near Bailey Hill, four mll-e
west of Eugene, has discovered a vein
of gold-bearing quarts on the hill which
assays well. He will at once proceed
to develop the find and has hopes or
finding a rich streak of the yellow
metal. Mining experts In this city say
the quarts le excellent, and their ex
hibition on the streets Saturday created
considerable excitement. - Mr. McCol-lum-wtU
drill down 50 orl00 feet to
make a thorough teat A ledge 80 feet
wide is clearly traceable and, contains
free gold. ? ' v
ROSE FEVER. VANISHED
Why sniffle. ;snulT snort and sneexe?
! WEIU'S INHALER.
will ntwvcnt.lt. ' Don't take our word
for It. Your druggiat wUl prove vfhat
Weir's ; Inhaler will do. Askh' t to
show you. Prtoe 50 cents, . weir in
baler Co Portland, Ore. , , r :
Splendid,exclusive gathering of Art Reproductions of the clas
" sic period styles-correct examples by the recognized leaders
in the making of fine furniture-pieces in the designs that
characterize the various periods in the .' history of furniture
construction arid which are conceded by authorities to be
perfect This extensive collection is unsurpassed by any
showing of fine furniture in the ' West, and represents our
efforts of many months in selecting and bringing together.
These in every instance are exact copies of the famous orig
inals, in which every.detail has been correctly reproduced.
Following we mention a few of the many reproductions of
the recognized period of the English and French schools,
uhiVh w nhw dknlavind on our floors:
FURHI5HER5!
owwTtaat
ADAT.1S SUES TO
I
Former U. P. President Al
leges Shortage on Part.
, of Xand Agent.
V "''?"' -' ' AaaraT.T.TaBBBWBMaaWt
' Charles Francis Adams of Boston, l&r
mer president of the Union Pacific rau--nA
nt.intiff.in the circuit court
in . an it ainat Frank John Raley and
the United States Fidelity 4s Guaranty
company to recover $10,000 on a bond
glvenby the surety company for the
as agent in Multnomah county for the
sale of the plaintiff's lands. ; :
I US JCK11I tiki. .V ..www ; ,
stated, ts vested In the Security Savings
a. m . ..Rinan. a. f tnrtlann. Trii. the
111"" iW,,,wa., ' VT." TJ-
sake of convenience in handling. -. Ra-
ley s bona cover-a mi. pw iw .w v..
year from April 18, ,1907 and It is
alleged that between June 1, 1807. and
September 80 he made ealea aggregat
ing $829,750, the proceeds . of whlch
were to DO aepouncu viuriu. DTOuiiij
Savings. Instead of doing so, IV la
charged, he accounted for only $105,
600, retaining and converting to his own
use the sum of $84,260. - '
The suit filed does not cover tha sura
alleged to have been unlawfully re-
. 1 " j v. .. ilalM. nn.tf aaalra 1A rm
cover the amount of the $10,000 bond
: m V t 1. . hi.taa m I Ja1l4l at.
given oy in unnco Biavca riuomj w
uaranty company. . .
MUSICAL CONTEST
AT WHITMAN COLLEGE
V p 8pecUt Wipatck to The JenrseL)
Whitman College. Walla WaUa, Wash.,
April 87. In tho first annual prise mu
sical J contest ever held " In ' the north
west, first places were won by David
Campbell, f of Monmouth, Oregon, in
piano, and Miss Florence Mary Bohan
non of - Wallace, Idaho, in voice. - Kacli
prize consisted of a free scholarship, for
one year, including board, room, musical
tuition, piano, 'and all fteceeaary ex
tn"e for a year's residence In the
Whitman Conervatory of Music.-. It
ie valued at $860. " 8eond honors ir
vocal were . won br ' Miss Lois Parker,
also of Monmouth. Oregon, and la piano
by Franols David Rotters of Spokane.
The second prlxe. valued at $190, Is free
tuition for one year in the conserva
torv. 1 .
The eontest drew about JS contest-
BOND
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ORMONDL ARM CHAIR
An exact copy of English Chairs of
the period of Charles IL
ants from Oregon, Washington and Ida
ho and baa attracted wldespreaa at
tention. It waa , a . great success In
Trr war.' and ". the-- competition for
"prises waa very keen. It la the Inten
tion of the conservatory author! tlea to
make It aa annual event In tha musical
circles of tho " northwest. Hereafter
free scnoiarsnips win pa awiraw .or
taatanta In violin . and - nlbeorcan.
as well as In vocal and piano, f ha fac
ulty OI in. COTi.rv".iorjr oitxj, mm juuro.
In the two days' competition and were
unanimous in their choice of winners.
Mettger. optician. $4$ Waahlngton. :
WEAR '
THE STUB
ERSE
For FEET
The CRAWFORD STUB le a
comfort creation. It is made on
simple natural lines and prop-,
erly fits the foot. It" does not
chafe at the heel nor gape at
the ankle; it " properly locates
the ball 01 tne loot, aim sup
ports the arch. It givei tha
toes room to breathe, , - , ; ,
j v : Made in all leathers,
Hiffh or low cots.-
Price
WEAR "
THE STUB
MEN
X?T FOR
mT jaa'
70 WASHINGTON STRE ET.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF
IDAHO DRUGGISTS
(stieelal DUpateb te V lesrsat)
: Boise.' Idaho, ' April MTha - Idaho
Pharmaceutloal aaaooiatloa wlU bold Its
annual meeting here May 1$, 19 and
$0. and an extensive program haf been
arrangVtor the occasion. It is. ex
pected that at least 100 druggists from
over the state will be In attendance.
Tha visitors will be creditably enter
tained while In Boise.
: Mettger fits glasses for 81.88.
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