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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3. 1C03.
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Storm Carries Away Tempo
rary Trestle Jetty
. Work at Ft. Stevens.
WATER JMSHEI) FORTY
FEET IXTO AN ENGINE
PaJlra-Cclllo Canal Is Trifrrlnn
- lUipWl Accwdlnf to Ilcport
Contract Will lie FiuMicil hy Knd
, of Month.'
Oerald liagnall. assistant nginer, wM
has evmm up from th mouth of the Co
lumbia fur a few dv Nun Of th
li.ilr projwr wss damaged.
air. Jiagiiell Mid tkat the temporary
treat I wii rt In simply to taha rock
V Klv hundred feet of temporary tres
tle on th Jetty work at Fort Btvens,
, which was carried away by the atorm
' -last Monday. was expected to go aa It
w eonaidered cheaper to let It go that
way . than to remove It. according to
' I..-'... - 'j
itv!', ?,: a1,1,"1: n Btawaaaa
rr for building an apron, which la put ojorelyl
In to prvlBot the Jetty proper, aa If liiia i englna.
waa not dona I ha action of th water I iha rac
ould mak a large hoi which would
ha eipenaiv to refill, lie aald that
none of th Jetty ltalf went out during
the tlunn, which waa a artlcularly
flerra one. coupled with high tide or
It fret. According to Mr. liagnall tha
wavea daalied Into tha window of tha
x-omotlvra on tha Jelly. 40 feet abov
low water.
OaaaJ rrogrestaf.
It waa atated thla morning In the of
flcea of the corpa nf engineer that the
work on the Pallea-Celllo canal la pro
grranlng rapidly and Smyth A Jone
will finish their contract by the end of
the month, thrae contractor having
only rt0 or 700 yama more of concrete
to nut In. They have the upper half
mile of the work and have been work
Ing about three year on the contract,
whlrh la the boat basin In tho flrat lock
at rrlllo.
Winter. Caughren. Smith 6 Cora
Pny, the other contractor, are alltl
doing rock work aud the excavation I
gulng along rapidly. They hava two
and one, half mllea of work to do.
and pulled eul onto the way at the
Huppla shipyard yeelerday. It I the
Intention of tha owner to lengthen her
and put la new machinery, Hho la being
cut in two, after which II ttvl will b
added In th mld.1t. 8li will be
by a T horsepower gaaollu
huh a now on Ik way from
After being rebuilt tho Lou I a
III probably go on tho run between In-
dependence and Salem again.
Itrkalr are alea being mad on the
fireboat Ortorge H. William by th
Ktippt people, workmen going to th
alip at th foot of Kaat Washington
atreet to mak the repair. During the
high water th awl ft current cauaed th
fireboal to buoin and rub again! th
piling, which amiahed 'up her ' guarda
pretty badly. The ar being replaced
ithout preventing th boat being on
duly.
8. ' Wrter ' with rtiooner Wonteivy la
low for Port Und.
Orays Harbor, feo. 1-Arrlve.t leam
ar Thomas U Wand from Portland.
, San JTranclaoo, Deo. I. Arrived at
p. m. ateamer t. B. eu-tson from Co
lumbla river:- arrived at p. m. atcamer
Catania from Portland.
Aatorla, Io. . Condition at th
mouth of tho river at I a. m. amootb:
wind aaat. 10 mllea; weather clear.
Tide at Aatorla Saturday High
water! I 41 a. in., M feet; 1:11 p. m.,
1.4 feet Uw water: 0:00 a. m., 1 foot;
0 tl p. m, 1.4 feet. - ..
OPffl LETTER- TO
PRESIDENT PIER
nrsixEss good
FIND ARGO WRECKAGE
ROOX I.V COM3IISSIOX
Dr. Lu
AMERICA leads the Work
r"Y pre-eminently in the su
periority and skill of her dentists
on's
PERFECT
TooWiPowdar
Jias been prepared by an Amer
ican dentist since 1 866. It
e'eanses, preserves and beauti
fies the teeth and imparts purity
and fragrance to the breath.
St'Uwood Frrry Cable Being Laid by
, Strainer M. V. Henderson.
Laying of the cable aero the river
for the Sellwood ferry, which waa put
out of commission- during the high
water, wn started thla morning by the
Shaver Transportation company' ateam
er M. F. Henderson and It Is expected
that the ferry will be In operation again
in two or three day, a repair to the
ferryboat John F. Ca plea will probably
be finished at the Supple shipyard to
morrow.
The ferryboat has been on the way
at the shipyard ' for the last three or
four days, where she ha been under
going repairs, having been damaged dur
ing the high water by logs. The princi
pal damage waa to her rudder, the Iron
work of which wa badly twisted and
soma of the woodwork broken. Other
damages which ahe sustained were of a
minor character and consisted of broken
guards aqd windows. It la expected that
she will be finished tomorrow and put
in operation by Monday.
Th steamer Louise, whloh has been
on a passenger run between Independ
ence and Salem, was brought down liere
IJfc IVcKrren Drift Ashore at Cap
DUa-ppoIntrucnt, '
Wreckage from the 111 fated steamer
Argn ha already begun to coma aahor
and Tueadny mornlner th pilot house.
wheel and three life preservers, th lat
ter of which had "Argo" painted on
them, were picked up by Captain 8tew-
rt of the Fort Canby life saving sta
tion, and his crew, on th beach at Capo
Disappointment.
Captain Btewart ana nia crew nave
been patrolling tha beach ever alne the
wreck of the Argo, looking for bod lea.
and tt wa while on on of theae round
that thev picked up the wreckage. It
la expected that they will find more of
It at IVnd Man s hollow and around by
McKenxie. head. (
MARINE NOTES '
Astoria. Dec. J. Arrived down at mid
night achooner C. A. Thayer; arrived
down during the night steamer Cascade;
arrived down at 1 a. m. ateamer Rainier;
arrived at 1 and left, up at 1:80 a. m.
ateajner Alliance from Coos Bay; sailed
at 11:0 a. m. scnooner C A. Tnayer for
San Francisco.
San Francisco. Dec. 3. Arrived at
a. m. steamer Shna Yak for Columbia
river: sailed at 7 a. m. ateamer eama
Rita for Portland.
Aatorla. Dec I. Arrived down at :o
and sailed at 6:10 p. m. Norwegian
steamer Christian Mlchelaen for Shang
hai; arrived down at 3:40 p. m. dredge
Oregon; arrived down at 8:40 p. m. uer
man bark. Parnasoa
Tillamook, Dec. J. Arrived at 3 p. m.
steamer Elmore from Portland.
Monterey, Dc. Z.-8ailed steamer v.
Customs Transaction for .Novcmber
f 17,702 Mora Than In October.
Transaction of tha , customs housa
for th month, of November, aa em
bodied In th report mad out and ant
to Washington by Collector Malcolm,
show an lnere of 17.701 44 over th
total receipts of October, tha total re
celpta from all aouree for November
being tSl.908.Sfi. The number of vessels
entering from foreign port Wr flv
and th number cleared wera 11. En
trie of domestic vesaele wera 03 and
clearancea SI during th month. 1
Collector Malcolm' complete Veport
of th transaction la aa follow: .
Vessels entered from foreign ports. ' S
Vessels cleared 'for foreign port.. 11
Vessels entered from domestic port (3
Vessels cleared for domestlo porta... 68
Entries of merchandise for duty... IBS
Kntrle of merchandise fr of rtnfv fix
Kntrlf for warehouse ............ S
Untrles from warehouse for con
sumption 10
entries for immediate transporta
tion without appraisement.!...... 11
toiai numoer or entries of merchan
dise ..; .245
f.ntriee ror consumption liquidated.,' 7
Kntrle for warehouse liquidated... T
(.'ertiricate of enrollment granted.; 1
Licenses for coasting trade granted 1
Licenses for vessels under 10 ton
granted 1
lotai number of document to ves
sel . issued 4
value of domestlo exports. .. .11,383,371
Beipts nom All Boa roes.
Duties., on . Imports .$62,430. 65
Fine, penalties and forftures 88.18
Miscellaneous custom receipt 248.75
Stores;, labor and cartage. ... 78.00
Official fee 53.80
Total
.SS2.108.S8
HARK GOES AGROUXD
J?
llaMe Mil
SIiowm iiOoivWiiidow
Before' Chnsf
High Wind Drives Andre Theodore
on Sands.
During the high wind at Astoria last
Sunday the French bark- Andre Theo
dore, Captain Robert, dragged her an
chore and went aground on the middle
and. It la not thought that she was
damaged. . .
The Andre Theodore brought coal
from Newcastle, N. S. V., and after dls
charging; 1000 tons at Emore's dock In
Astoria aha will com up the river to
Portland to discharge. 2000 tons more
of coal.
THIERS COMING
A table that has been in use for centuries before the birth of Christ is
now on exhibition in our window. And after being in constant serv
ice for so many centuries, it still stands as sturdy and perfect today
as when, it was first put together. Every builder should see it and ad
here to the principle it represents "built for all time to come." Every,
one - must admireMts perfect proportions.- See it today. Compare with
it the other tables in the same window. Note how the same perfec
tion and beauty of construction was applied to them by
lentz, Greatest of Table lakers
Will Bring Cargo Prom Antwerp for
Balfour, Guthrie & Co.
Quatrevavrx, 2251 tons net register, has
bean added to the en route list for this
port. She Is under charter to Balfour,
Guthrie & Co. to bring a cargo of ce
ment and general freight from Antwerp.
The Thiera Balled September 29 from
San Francisco for Ipswich with a cargo
I of barley and it will be along about
next July or AugUBt before ah. ar
rive here.
SAILOR S BOPY RECOVERED
Ange Lemasson Drowned by Falling
FYom Centennial Dock.
Tha body of Ange Lemasson the ! code f morals from business, and that
young sailor from, the French bark
Portland, Or, Nov, 17, Open letter to
B. C, fler. President Union Republican
Club' of Portland, Or., Dear Blr A th
chief officer of th abova club, an or
ganisation aupposedlf one of common
honor and honesty, you bav by your
piihllo action In Inviting all food Re
publican to partk-lpai In II proceed
Inge, aa alao to becom member, placed
yourself In a position whereby any
such Republican can Jutly claim th
right to demand of you a publlo x
planatlon of th following;:
You ar. I understand, th aaleaman
ager of a prominent bualneas firm of
this olty, a most honorable concern,
You aro reputed to b a pur minded
bualneas man, and - an upright Rrpub
llcan, and In the latter capacity you ar
expected to Insist upon purity In poll-
tic, and upon common decency in all
political organlaatlona to which . you
may lend the honor of your, nam and
reputation. It la upposedly believed to
bo your dealrw-to make th-I'nlon Re
publican, club a most honorable organ
isation. Yet, In the face of all this,
how do you as president ' of tba club,
and as an honorable business man, rec
oncile your- cpnat-Unc and your public
couran of action to the following asso,
clatlona with which -you ar publicly
connected?
A short tlm ago.' the aecretary of
your club, a so-called attbrney, waa 'on
.trial before a Jury of the circuit court
of this county upon a -charge which,
upon hla own evidence, waa practically
extortion. A client had paid him a re
tainer of $100 In advance, lie collected
$869 and refused to return one cent. In
stated upon th whole of It. Th client
waa compelled .to sue, and the Jury,
after four minutes' deliberation, deolded
that he should return th whole $850
with $13 interest. Jo another affair,
this same secretary is charged with
causing the suicide of hla own servant
girl for retaining; several hundred dol
lars of her money Intrusted him. It
has been openly charged that thla girl
left a note stating that life had no more
attraction for her In consequence of the
action of thla secretary of your club.
In another case this same aecretary
haa been sued for retaining $500 ball
money of a client and refusing to
turn or account for the same. The
client was compelled to bring; suit, and
tha attorney, rather than be subjected
at this time to any disclosures of Un
pleasant features in the case, disgorged
$450 to secure a settlement out of
court.
Now in the face of the foregoing
record you, aa the president of the Un
ion Republican club, continue to con
nect yourself with so notorious a char
acter. As such 'president you continue
to authorise this person to collect
moneys and solicit contributions from
Incipient candidates for the so-called
good of the cause without the least
check upon his accounts; no auditing
committee, no treasurer. In fact, he
li,Ji!!?MNli: 'Jtftfl. - wh.oJa .jiy.orks.. . and
claims to originate all the schemes
which you. as president of said club.
must approve. . Haa ' it ever occurred
to you that many a good Republican
would most positively refuse to partici
pate In the plans and proceedings of
your club while such conditions 'exist?
There is m old-fashioned saying, which
runs thus: yTen me what . company
you keep and I'll tell you ' who you
are." ;: . i
It is the right of all good ReDUb-
Itcans to demand of you the reasons
why you. lend. tiM boner of your name
and reputation to such a tool.. Will
you reply, that In your reputed sound
Judgment politics requires a different
cent flitn.1 and derlttrd (hat a tl
hrtiiae should be built nest summer.
The county lost about 3uo0 by the
washing out of th bl" eminent pier and
It I thoiifht thai no Pier will atand In
the middle of th strram. Th tccl
brldg will cost about i:0.000.
, Xow Pining i'nr Service.
Commencing Sunday, fifth Instant, th
(southern pacirto will Introduce dining'
car arrvlc on Ita local train II and II
between Portland and Cottage drove,
leaving Portland 1:10 a. nt. dally and re
turning leave c'oltaga Orov 4.0 J p. in.
Thla will rrv patrotia luncheons south
bound and dinners northbound.
Memorial to Mother Koton.
New York. Deo, I. Th centenary of
th foundation In th I'nltrd Btateajnf
th Slater of Charity by Mother Klli
abeth 8 Urn In l0t, I being celebrated
thla week In .'th various Cat hullo
churchc and schoola throughout Greater-New
fork. Mother Scton was born
and received Into th Catholic church In
thu illy, and hi-r ni-mii' iua !
Iwen r-rrd In th fltii. Hh '
flrat lml tif lirr slain s (n New Vmk
In 1U. and flier are nw Hon of ln-r
plrittiul follow -r Ittbiuiiia In lb
i hools and tiiatltullon of the lim I rot-oil.
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TrNSTANTLV'
RELIEVES
COLD IN HEAD
andCATARRH
ng. a ail itruggiata, er aeoi prepa''1 y
att-rt C M. Keith. MfrM Cleveland, Ohio
Somo People Think That All Player-Pianos .
Are Alike But Those Who Believe that, Ha ve
Never Heard The ANGELUS Player-Piano I
y it, r. Ill i Ji
ANGELUS
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To express music artistically and to" play any piece of
' music with any degraa of real feeling, you must have, to aid
you, expression devices such as the ANGELUS provides.
The PHRASING LEVER, that wonderful device by
which one is given so perfect control of tempo
"'DANT7 distinctly "differentlaHngTth from its
accompanying notes, clearly emphasizing the former and ; -i
subduing the latterthe MELODY BUTTONS, enabling !
one to accent independently in either bass or tret'c.i '
the ARTISTYLE MUSIC ROLLS which are a simple
but complete guide to an artistic rendition. Y V 4
Tbes devices and other equally aa valuable
ara all xcluaiva featurea of tba ANGELUS.
Marechal de Castries, who was drowned
Tuesday night by falling off tha Cen
tennial dock when returning; from shore
leave, : was found yesterday at about
tnoon. Tho body was round near tho
ship and not very far from where he
fell Into the water. Lemasson was 27
I years of ; age. -'.
A maker who adds a charm to simplicity, in building substantially of
oak, tables massive and artistic. Equally pleasing- are our LOW
RENT PRICES, which enable you to own and enjoy such furniture
" with very' little outlay. Prices our competitors claim impossible on the
; quality of . furniture we offer.
Concert for s Sailors.
The regular ' Friday concert wlll.be
given this evening at the Seamen's
Friend society, corner Third and Flan
ders streets, beginning at 8 o'clock. The
program wlH be given by Webber a
Juvenile orchestra. The concert is free
and all friends of the Institute are cor
dlally Invited.
MARINA "INTMiliiaKXCB
' MdssiVc quartered oak, cluster leg, 6
foot Extension Table, pedestal effect,
golden .wax and polish OQ fZfi
....k... POafJl
finish
$6.00 Down, $1.00 a Week.
Sixty-day Discounted
Price
$25.70
r
Solid Michigan oak Extension Tabic,
44-tnch top, solid pedestal, claw feet,
patent lock, beautifully f flfl
finished; a Lentz leader PxUUU
$4.00 Down, $1.00 a Week.
Sixty-day Discounted
Price
$14.40
Vs.
Bearnlar ZJnars Due to Arrlv.
Breakwater. Coos Bay ...Dec. B
I George W. Elder, San Pedro . ;..Dec. 5
Kansas jity. Kan Tajiciaco. . . . rec. e
Alliance, Coos Bay. Dec. 8
Roanoke, San Pedro Dec. 1 2
Santa Clara. San Francisco.. . .Dec. 12
Rose City, San Francisco. ...... .Dec, 13
Xrnlar Zlnrs 9n to Depart. .
Santa Clara, San Franciaco. ..... Deo. 3
Rose City, San Francisco Deo. S
Alliance, Coo Bay ...Dec. 4
Geora-e W. Elder. San Pedro.. . .Dec 7
Breakwater, Coos Bay ........ .'.Dec, 8
Cansas City, pan ranciaco uec. 3 0
Roanoke, San Pedro ...Dec. 14
els la rsrt.
David d'Ana-ers. Fr. Bk..
RygJa, Nor. ss. .......... .
I Rose City, Am. ss
L'Henhite, Fr. bk
Vosburc Am. ss. ....... ,
Neulllv. Fr. bk
FrancolsiUT. dk., .
W. F. Jewett. Am. sch.......
Calama, Am. ss
Levland Broa.. Br. nn. . .
uonna r ranceaca, xr. uk. . . .v.
flerre Antonine, rr. dk uoiumDla
.Centennial
. . . . . Alaska
. Ainsworth
i On way up
. .. .Astoria
, . . .Llnnton
....Mercey
..IJnnton
LJnnton
....o. w. p.
Aatorla
imhia "
1Q8 others to choose from all Lentz make and just as good values as
those described above ranging in price from $12.00 to $60.00. We
can surely suit you-and, remember, at Calef's a bargain is a transac
tion without regrets. Bargains throughout our store. Don't miss see
ing the prehistoric table in our window.
Eraach
Stores
SL Jibas,
Crtfjoa 1
YiDCft-'rrr
ITish.
imizJFimriffllFM
Branch
Stores
SI Johns, ,
Orefloa
ViBco'itr
Caoe FiniHterre. Br. a.... North Pacific
I Bougainville. Fr. bk. .......... .Alber
Marchal d castne. jrr. sen ... .Kleva tore
wandsbek. Oer. bk..... Stream
ia Rochejaquetin, Ft. bk.... Ga Dock
Aitair. Hr. ta Columbia
Jordanhill, Br. bk. Isman-Poulaen
Poltalloch. Br. bk.. . ..Victoria dOlbhln
Berlin, An. ch .'. Gobi
washinaton. Am. . Llnnton
Neotsfleld, Br. bk Oceanlo
Henry VI Hard, Am. sh. Astoria
Brabfoch. Br. bk Oceania
GlenaJvon. Br. sh. Ocean le
Oulf Stream. Br. bk. Elevator
St. Nicholas. Am. ah ....Gobl
tincennes. Fr. bk.; Elevator
Tallae, Am. . . ............. .Columbia
Hermlte. FY. Mt. . . .TJnnton
Not One Woman
Out of a Hundred
vf ckaag Wk rdr
Mj vaaOla, wLesi aba km
BURNETTS
VANILLA
Tlmsara
U lb treatk a! Iar
Bamtft VaaaiU sad
-i , , .lL ..ll.r.
h tit para, rick ie
aJ d tiua, wai con
ccnatafxk
Burnetl Vanillc
To C1 hx beiitr '
Sesterti tf yom 4o,
while, you guarantee the implements
sold by your firm, when It comes to
politics any kind of warped and crooked
instruments are welcome? i
What can rood Republicans desirlnar
cleanliness In politics think of your
ciud with such a secretary In evidence
and In practical control? What can
they think of such a character In open
meeting- calling- for tribute to a secret
fund upon which you have not th
slightest check?
Do you insist, Mr. Pier, that 'politics
does not require ordinary honor nor
common honesty? Is it possible that
you are a defender of that sophisti
cal principle "that the end Justifies
the means," be it ever so desDicable and
disreputable?
When it is noised abroad among the
good Republicans of this state, that
one or your repute, an admitted clean
minded Republican, lends the credit of
his name, for the support, and even re
ward of such a club secretary, then It Is
high time for all good Republicans of
tne state of Oregon who. In deed and in
fact honestly and; earnestly desire the
good of the Republican party to bow
their heads in shame then indeed, is It
time for those desiring even the 'sem
blance and shadow of a decent assembly
to resign themselves to despair for
ihen shall tha Republican party of thla
commonwealth have come upon evil
times and dishonorable days Indeed,
when it. must openly forsooth, depend
upon vicious instruments for success.
Th Republican party of this state has
had and now nas much to answer for.
There is much In Its record which w
would like to forget;-but we can arasn
and hold to our, hearta lta future. If we
are true to ourselves, if we are true to
It principle a enunciated, by th great
Lincoln. Therefore, If w would have
the party endure, lta future, must de
pend wholly upon the patriotlo and un
selfish cltisenship of lta pure and high
minded members;. -not upon chicanery,
extortion and fraud. -
- 8. C Pier, as an avowed unrlarht Re
publican, do you hear this call from an
old time Republican, and will you be
llent? What I your answer?
Ar you for U degeneracy and defeat
of the Republican party of the state of
Oregon, or for Its uplift and success?
One more, Mr. Pier, what 1 your an
swer? '
Tke writer Is a Republican, and
addressed this letter to The Journal for
the reason that be felt convinced tint
neither the Orewonlan nor the Evenin
i eiFgram wouia oe rair enough to pub
lish tbe same. The writer further be
lieves Th Journal to be fair minded la
such matter. ad therefore hope thla
fletter may be given tbe publicity It de
serve., A. OOOD REPUBLICAN.
Coma In and Itear tha ANGELUS Player-Piano, Sea for yourself bow
immeasurably more artistic ia tha music you can produce by it aid
than that which any other player-piano makes possible. To place tha
ANGELUS Player-Piano- within even the moat moderate mean we
bay devised an exceptionally advantageous easy-payment plan which
also allows for generous rebate on your'present piano.' Coma ia
and learn about it
304 OAK ST., BfeT. FIFTH AND SIXTH
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All $5.00 to $10.00 Trimmed Hats, your
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Sales Specialists Fields Millinery Stock
'- - 142 FIFTH STREET'' '
KIDHEY OR BLADDER MISERY GOES i
China Propoen.
FYora the Washington (D. C) Timaa.
China' leaders bare com t a
thoroorhly Intelligent '-recognttion of
in iaci idbi ineir rouniry mast pro
greM. They ar willing, area antlou
that It 'ahould do eo. They stipulate
only taat, s rsr a may be. It shall
handle th fee Ira and ateer lta ea
eour. It srant to grow It tti
ers, not -to hare allea leaderahlp
inpatd to It. It do not vaat to
be lntl-tBl!y and tixluairiatty aufe
ected: It doe want t lift Itself a p. of
It own tretrth: ad It I confident
that It can do thla
HUD TOUR UHE -BUCK ELS FIE
Several doses wH I make your
ont-of-order Kidneys
v " act fine.,'.'
Hundred of folk her ar needless
ly miserable and worried - because of
out-of-order kldaeya,-backache or blad
der trwcbl.
If yon will take aereral' doe of
rp' Dleretlt all wiery from a lam
bark, rheviaattfon. palaful MltcBea, In
flamed er awoUea erelM. worn oat.
ck fllTtt nd other rrmptom of
rcrworked er deranged kidneys will
ranJsh.
t'ncontrollaHe, emartlna. freooent
ortnation fespeclally at night), and an
gland afected.aoI complete the car
before you realls It- ..'.
The moment you suspect any kidney
or urinary- disorder, or ftwl rheuma-.
tlam coming, berln taking this harm
leas medicine, with the knowledge that
there la no other remedy, at any price.,
made anywhere els ln tbe world,
which will effect . so .thorough an.t
prompt cur a fifty-cent treatment
of rape Diuretic, which any druggist
can supply.
Tour physician, pharmacist, banker
or any commercial agency will tell you
that Pape. Thompson A Par!, of Cincin
nati, la a large and rtnona:bIe medicine
concern, thoroughly worthy of your
Coefl'Wnce. "
Only era live resulia can com from
takirr rape s tJluretle, and a few dars"
RtfI BrW!e Acrrma Rantiam.
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will be plavvd acrwe tb Kaatlaoi at J.f- I
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treatment mean clean, artlre. hralthr
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