We will meet you
and greet you
Fur of course (00 MO Mining to the Harvest
Carnival. Knthusinun i- abroad in tin- land
Mm BOaMJBQM mill fOO will MlOh it WO
wnnt you to tret it in OOfMOil BOd when vim
arc liHt-t- uiake ynurelt at home with M,
If vou want to oqwbOOO nn article visit II
baton baying, roll Bad winter goods Bra
nil in. Its tlic hip value iiml Dm little
priev th.it attracts- attention; ynu will Und
them both at The MftgOOt.
A cliancc for a nold watch gtVtfl with every dollar purchase.
THE MAGNET CASH STORE
C ernerttl & Wilson. Court and Cottonwood
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, ltxxi.
HlK 1'lth'SIHKNT.
William J. Bryan.
OK X Kill! ASK A.
FOR VICE I'KEMIIiKXT.
Adlai E. Stevenson.
Ot ILLINOIS).
FOK .RKSIPKNTIAI. KI.EI TollH.
W, M. HIM, of t instills.
KEI.l. sri AlU. of Mulliiiininli.
J WhITTAKMK "I B ton.
K KUl-XKU, 11! Mnltlnililiili
THE PROFITS OF FORESTRY.
From Vermont conies this story: A
M offered 1 1 i h (arm of 300 acres
for mill- for 115.000. hut BOB id Bad M
BOB who would (live bin anything
like thai mini. Hoiiiy haril pressed fur
money he determined to sell Mm
pine that MM standing on the plOBB,
ami when it MM put u pun IhO market
it brought oBOfl $14,000. Al that
film was larger than any that hail
HMO offered for thi' whoh' place, the
farmer was fii rr ifcil , ami tin- fellows
who hail MlMBd to buy were MM -ur-prised
Ht ill. It wan an illustration
that even in Vermont tin' shrewd men
lt not always understand tin- valiii' of
tiling- riht iiuiliT tln'ir eyes. ( oin
men t inn upon the sale tin- Huston
Globe says: "Tin1 timber on many a
Nbw England farm would tell for
nearly an much us is inked for the.
whoh- ulace, though tin- owner in often
quite unconscious of tin- fai't.
Another 1 1 luntrut !ii of the growing
value of tOfOOM M fOtnlBBOll in a recent
lv published volilliii' on tin- lorest- ol
(ireut llritain hy John Ninlwt. In r
viewing tin- work tin- Loudon Chroni
cle says : "The present area ol mod
lands in the liritish isles in ahmit
three milium acre, und even tin- area
in managed very indifferently, mi that
while the lielgian-lorests vl, 750, 000
acres,, according to 1 r . Nisbet, vield
annually nearly A-i.nOn.iHsj, ami our
if equally well manured, would yield
7,000,000. thev itu not prohuhlv vield
more than oiie-tiuh of thin sum. lo
iniutlicieiit are our w laml ior our
Watltl that the Value nt the collHoroU-
timher iniortcd in IMUH won XiM ,000,
000. Much of this we eould certainly
grow on our own waste land and thus
nave our monev ami aim provide u
lurKe amount oi healthy cotiutrv later,
lie supplies home remarkable
figures of the yield in tlie Karl of
Mansheld's wood- at Scone, where the
Douglas 1 1 r . now seventy-live year- old.
in worth JU1U4 an acre, liesidcs having
already more than paid for the cunt of
planting mid maiiitenuuoa hy the sale
of thinnings. He also cite the case
of a large plantation in the Chillem
Hill seventy years old that Hold for
an acre. "
Timlier is rapidly becoming a scarn
prinhict in the world and forestry is
going to he the grand crop of the
future. If in u country like lielgium
a forent can lx made to yield annually
an income equal to about $10 un acre
on a large ecule, it i fair to MM
that in the I'nlled htulen oil Mlnuller
ami well choaeli area the prolitx would
Im- much larger. AMOMImJ to a recent
uuthorily UermaU) han 1 ,000,000 acre
of itate foreMta all upon laml unlit for
other puriMicei, and derive from them
uu annual revenue of 000, 000.
That ih not to good an the liolgian in
MM)) hut it in far and away hetter
liiun the American ineili.nl of miming
and wauling foreatn, and in California,
ut uny rate, we ought to prolit by the
leMou.
think that Mr. lirvan will tiring
aliout iM'iiee in the I'hilippinen in the
event oi hin election. A an indepen
dent candidate tor MMW in Ohio
laM iiir "QoMm Kule" .lone- re
ifived more than I00(000 voten and
whatever he nuyn and doe currien
weight with thin BMBJT ol voter in
Ohio, .lone may not he a praitua!
man in al! thingn, hut he i niueere.
The Pendleton BlfMI I air and
MM Carnival in not witbout it
torien.
liar
vie.
URLAT AIDS TO EDUCATION
Of the work done hv the I'nited
Stale hureaii of education not many
people know. To clear up luuv
nnlion ami to L'lVe an idea of one of
It- nehemen ill Working condition ! the
intention of Or. W. T. Harris, I'nited
Mate comnnioiier .,t eilueat ion. in
hin article on "Civilizing the Native
of Alunka." pllhlinhed in Aiu-iei
magazine lor Septeinher. He lirnt ex-
plain the function of tin- department
oi our government The I'nited State
liureau of education wa originally
etaliiiheil to collect information ioii
ceruing the MteoU and nchuol IVBtOini
of the different ntaten and of Kuroiie,
and to make it uccennihle and ol BflB
all the people of thi country. EdOM
tional expert- and VPBOlolitU are 0OD-
tinuallv ntudying the tlMtbOdl of other
coiintrie. (MVMUBI 'v 01 IIBOWM
nent in our own nchooin anil DMklB
rcneurche and exjenniuiit. lhere
nult of all there efforin are constantly
heing put into form for dlatrlbatloa
throiigiiout the counlry.
Dr. Harris doe not ntate, however,
what i- an important item to biMM
torn, that these pamphlet are sent
free of charge to all teacher w ho write
for them. A a rule, thev appear hy re
turn man iron, an ; ngt.u,.
Aaide from the topic named are
valuable essays on school management,
discipline, program, recitation- and
ethic- in the -choolroom. These MP"
are practical and clearly written, giv
ing detinue plan and advice. Hy an
application lor a pamphlet, and w ith a
reijuent for future paolMUlOM) tin
teacher gets his name on the ill--trihution
lint and rc. ive imporlanl
papers as they come from the printer
If a fee in charged the pamphlet i
worth money, and the price i m lid
in the catalogue. Address 1'nited State
liureau oi education. Sa-hii:gtou.
Another feature of the bureau i- thi.-.
American consuls are asked hy the
bureau for educational informati
Tin- bureau i in coimunt receipt of
such iHestion as: "Why in i o-ednca-tion
to be nrelerred to separate educa
tion'.'" "What is the Isr-sit mcthiii ol
InMrtiai iMtniBtlon In MnpMiw .'"
WM1 ar, tin ( vantage in eb-i ting
women lo ncliool noartl VSbv ar.
tree lext-b'Kikn neleetetlV Who sided
thein?
emiilovmeiil that will ROpOOFl tl
and also render tlteni nenil to the
uhit" Mipulnt ion that will eventnallv
come lo Alaska.
The education of the natives in
thrift, no thev will preserve and 1MB
mobile the reindeer intrusted In H i in
TriiKtworthy natives, ambit loQl to
burn the tlvlliMtloa of the white
loan and BinloM to hold and IDCTBOM
prOPSfty, were given BbBMB of the deer.
AppfmlleOB were selecte I anil rewiirdn
for intelligent and persevering indnntrv
off 0 red. They were to receive two rein
deer for the llrt year 'n apprent icenh ip ;
at the end of the second year five
mure. Thus a sense of individual !
DWMfBhip wan gradually developed.
Tnis neuse was unknown In the tribal
relation.
Small bonk loaned to each mis
sionary Motion us a government aid
are in the nature of nn outfit of indus
trial apparatus. Within ix year- Id,
non head of slock was given lo the lllack
foot Indian agency, such donat inn
arc better than donation to save savage
peiple from starving. All these things,
prevent the chilli if ItBFVBtlon, With
the first herd Siberian herdsmen wen
imported as instructor, hut OWlBfl In
their lack of success l.niiliindorl have
taken their place. The laippn are
civilized and devoid of thi' snnersti-l
thin which embarrass the Siberian'
natives.
In Lapland it in not unusual for al
single hertlsniaii In possess oOOO deer.
The annual increase of such a herd
would amnion In nearly MOO lawn-.
The trained Loploodof in Alaska earns!
from 1200 to f.VH) a year, lieindeer
station coincide Vfttb the points held I
by the government for the BMWMBJ of
relief expeditions, anil also with those
point from which the mining and!
other industrial Interests of Alaska
MUtM governed. Willi thousands ol
reindeer al Point Harrow and Point
Hope on the Arctic ocean there never
need Is-any further (carol -tarvation
mi the part of crews of whaling vessels
detained hy ice in that region. A -living
of (80,000 to the government would
have been effected during the year
1907-80 had those herds been in poll'
lion. Again herds at the strategical
points on the Yukon would have re
dnaod if not removed the danger of
starvation to miner-.
The entire territory of Alaska in
commanded from tifty . -j more well
placed missionary stations, working
in bBfmony with the government.
Many are solving the problem of
Alaskan civilization by means of hem
o( reindeer.
f Dk Shilohs
Cough and
(pnsuinption
cure
This ii brv'iTiil qitrntlnn trip
moil ttfcceMfttl CmiKh Mt-tli-cme
rvrr known to tctencn; n
(rw tlorn (nv;iria1)!y curr thr
wnMt riKPi ol Cot)vn Croup
and Hrcn. hitiR, wtnk its won
dprftil oiticrfo.? in the cure of
(Ontimption in without n par
nllr! in thr history tf metlicine.
Since Un tiist ilictvrry it has
brcn oM OH ft trnrtrnntre, a
tftf which n other nirtliclnr
can statu If yuii have a
C'ouph, wp enrnpstly ask you
totrv it. In t'nlted Stntm ftM
Canailii 2V., 00o. and $1.00, end
in KnRland U. Vtt. 3d. and
U. 6d.
SOLE PR0PR1ET0U5
f HARDWARE!
E Poi nil kindi .d
Shelf Hardware, Hb, Granite, Iron and Coppcrwarc,
I Oils, Axle Grease, Lime, Coal and Cement.
SAVAGE AND WINCHESTER Rifles ad Ammunition. 3
Ml ...' per Keg.
SH'cial ordon glMO prompt attention.
3
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. IBB,
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nokaui
1 IV,
VIT
, No. h
s.c.wells&coJ 111 Taylor, the Hardware Man
I'm t
s i" , n,
LTROY. N.Y.
TORONTO, CAN.
721 Main Street
JOJa, m.
Kx Hiiieiuy
atoMai
Ma.;
""'"on Shnr,nl"
w.n.
"22!aBiM
''m-lKtr"
K''7 iw. j,
Qfling Up,
.-miie MB Iwil repiihlicau anked W.
J. liryuu while making a MBSSOi
"How uhout the race troubles in tlie
noitth?" and lirvan repied : "ljit the
race troubles there and the trouble it
han brought be a earning against
bringing thin country another race QBOB
tion." That in junt it. Wu have
enough race trouble ax it in without
running the rink of another in the
f'hilipninen.
The domooratic camlidutu for gov
ernor of New Vork declared in a
HDeech a few day ugo that the waters
uf u atate hvloug of right lo the people
of the political division within which
they lie, and nuitbor corporation nor
individual, under the go. . of
the puldic intercut nhoiild be nlloui.il
to control them. That in good doctrine.
"Uoldeu Hole" J one of Toledo,
Qhla, ban decUnxl lie will work for
Bryan on tlie theory that lie in a be
lievor in univunutl Mr. Jontw
The entire work of education of tin
natives in Alunka it under tin- direc
tion of tlie ri.ii.-il Mate- bureau riu
local authorities ami missionaries,
whatever tin- nationality or oiMd, ar'
bound lo follow the DMthod planu' d in
Wastiinglon And tin- rOBOll iirov,--that
tlie planning wa- done v. iti, fore
thought and wisdom. The natives are
bauil gradllully civiliied under , oinli
Hons in which they are happ , ami
have it in their power In be pfljBBBI
nun.
Alaaka in a big rock w ith an area of
tnO.OUU nillure miles, covered with
iiensn in the most barren place-. It is
the kind of moss thai the reindeer eat.
The human OBUM lloo can live oi.
limns, hut it l better tn have (i rein
deer cut the moan und provide man
with meat and milk.
Tin- ediicalioiial plan had MM B)
prepare tiie nativen In lake up tin- in
dustries and modes of life of the -tales
ami induce then, tn diaooutilino their
ancient tribal customs. Kdnootlon was
planmii in elementary Kngli-h
brBnahaa and careful training in
rooking, liouseKeeoilig. clotlies-mak-
iug : in tin- trades of curiM-ntering.
Iilacknmitliing and shoemakiug. Il was
believed thut it the natives of Alaska
mid in- taught to use the Knglinh
ningu.ige, lie brought under I hrintinli
iiitlueiice I iv the missionaries and in-
trained in suitable forms of industry,
the increasing white population, com
sisA'd of iminigraiiln imin th,- -tales,
would be able ,. eiii,inv them in
mining, trannportatiuii and the pr. due
tion of load, This plan wan folhmul in
Sitka.
The thousands of primitive inhabi
tants living uu the northern wanten
must In- reached in u different man
lier. Iir. Mwldw Jackson and Oautaln
llealy of the Unllsd Itataa revenue
cutler Hear suggealeil intrislucmg
herds ol reindeer and tlie idea of h.--nailing
the nativen to care for them,
"lorty tboUMJM natives engaged in
reindeer iierding and trannportaiinn
would nut only be brought u n
lIMWr civiluulioii, but would furnish
the contingent needed to muki ible
the mining industry " An original
herd of 338 deer wan purclianed in
Silmria between llll and ImM. Bixtoan
were allowed to run wild on one ol Ihe
eastern Aleutian Inland.-, und since
then have in u measure atocktd the is
land with wild reindeer. The runiain-
der, in u governiiieul herd neur t'ort
( lurence hud increuaed to l-tiai rein
deer in 1H"7.
A plan ban been gradually matured
for the use of tliene reindeer in the
scheme uf education. Two objects ure
to bu necured.
1. Training the nativen an herdi rn
and teuiunters. Thin iuinlies that tlie
nativen munt he interested in the pro
ject ; they muni take the long ntep
from unmuilic linhurinen and hiiutern lo
dwelioiM in villagen, Willi lairmuneiil
m
Jus. .1 little oil on tile BMfiM at t lie
rijrbt time may mean tin dilierencr I
tweeu lift and dmth to the passengers and
rev. W hat oil is to the friction of the
delicate ;nrts of the enpiiic. In. Pierce s
Ooiih-ii laedtea DtaaovBrv is to the deli
cate organs ol the
liody. It eases
their labor, pre
vents tlic loss M
power and waste
f energy r insed
by triction. Manv
a man who a all
run down, whose
limb- ached when
lie walked, whine
back ached when
be laid down, w ho
breathed with dif
ficulty, and coujfh
ed cotKtunUy, ban
been perfectly
curvil bv the use
n fliM'trir MmmaI Yj
Golden Mnlical
Ihscovery. It pur
lOaa the' blood ,
trengtheu I h e
itouiach and heal
weak luugn
Accept no stit
itiiute for" i.ildeti
Medical Discov
ery," nor any med
icine Ballad "juit
on good" by the
dealer.
Mr Clii. llunirK-k
lllch . wrilo " I hin
llfr th.ei I do BOW I
toMcu Mullc-sl fjiscov.Ty riht iilntiL' 1 cia
now walk iinie w.-ll with a citiv. ami hone to
throw even thst uw-iy before Ions a! I Iwvr
hie! I us- .rinchc- lor nearly two yean I Udah
I n.ii . lag in,,, i Ba not cough now nd I can
lecu like s school lsv Vou eiust kn a: til
think iur nruaUctaf. ItiaaBfty mftlu-iuc ior rm "
Ir PlBfOB'a .Medical Advutcr in DBBBI
cover, n. Btnt free on receipt of i otn
cent stami - to pay expense of llluilin.
oh: A mi rati in. k. V. naiBBi
ulo, N. Y.
SO ii
wZAara
of Lctiox MAromb Co..
t never felt bctui in bm
have ukcti lit Pierc
Tor late by Tallman A ri.. )rufftfi-t.
Pendleton
Planinc Mill
and Lumber Yard
1 baler in all kinds of
Lumber nnd Building
Material. Big stuck of
lath, shingles, tar paper,
moiikliiiKs, sash and
doors that are (iinraiiteed
not to warp, Estimatei
furnished on Iniikline,
material on short notice.
R. FORSTER, - Proprietor.
The Best
Ever Brewed.
PILSNER
BEER.
Made from filtered water. Ileum, -
mended b pbyiioiana, x. ,,u can drink
oTrTnTBTf nnnrB'Ti ii
riTi
LTlUaam
Daily
.KSafKc m resi-r r c-iir &ktl riiiilt I m i, th
ifBeoraaraieit aadai tie- inn- "i Oiagutt)
Homo Office Portland. Orenon.
s mm n mm r -,p-nis ai- sl a wr n r oil II w ,
UU9I i u mtifiacits jt- i
Snkem,er
IMMj
MUad trim, I, v. ,
' hit! I il f.em,
nJBaa
rajn mem
bers $13.00
a week for nix
weeks in case
of disability
from Bieknafli
or accident .
MB,
Ai,iri OraaoBi Beat, i-'-
Dnlon Mains, tin Boelaty,
I'm iianit, 1 iragop
DearBlrsi 1 bea la aekaowledio raeolpl of
roor letter of thsllth lusi.. euiiisiiiing nhaea
In mil parraani of mv olalr sffainsl tie oplaw.
Il attorns me much pleasnre m 10 laatlfy to
the very proaiBl and nallsfadlory BiaaaBr tB
whleta fist -' Him oai paid.
on Meptrmber .. wtiflc perforuune nn diltlai
as iocomfitlee tirem.oi ,111 lie- StorlS V OBI
11 In 1 .1 s Kn er II. It. I MMMlnad .1 vere ennllls.
inn of two linger- al air left haad, as raanll
of wlileli I wai aaabta i" parfarm my nBtlva
lor 1I1 hi' days; elalnt s presented al mir
nfllre Sept. lltii and BBaah Bhleb 1 hnv,- pa.
oaivad todajr btars bsbm data. Bnrh protnBt
- ,- i-ortalnly eommendable, nun II will
sfl e.i me pleasnre la ip mi .' n""-i arord lot IBs
Boelety nt nil limes Vours truly,
w 1 nun HAH
I'.iv- J100. 00
less amount of
Sick or Aeci-
donl Boaeflta
pr e I O B I y
paid in event
of death.
LOOK IT UP.
o Mr. Win. 11. Street. v ial RepiMBntatiVB ol the rkMstotjr is now ill the
! eitv and can be seen al Nye's n -ideiice, where he will he lileased to
o furiiinh full information and receive applications for membership.
1500 Bucks for Sale
nil yon want of i: and
headache or get dizy.
not have the
ling
tuf.
ICE
Alao Whulesalc Agent for
BCHLJT1
MILWAUKEE
HI. FN
In hollies, barrels, or cases.
Call up
telephone
H
No. 5
KOPITTKE.
Schultz Brewing Co.
Hardware
Sporting Goods
WB carry a full line of tlie '
lawi! cutlery on the market.
Large line of rtia and shotgun
ammiiuitiou. IpMiall on
ntows ami ranges.
W D. Hansford & Co.
Alba Creamery and
Cheese Factory
Order. Prompt I v ilicil
J. L. BISI1ER. Prop
Alba, Oregon.
Ltimhei ,
Lath.
Shingles,
Huildinu i'upt'r,
!i i'.ipcr,
Moiildlap,
Pickets,
Lime and (xniieiit,
Uriel; and Sand
Sash ;tnd Doors.
Screen ntiorsicv,nJ
1 crra um Fifx.
Borie & Light, PrJ
Alta St , opp. Court Ho
They are fall blooded Rambooilleti and
Polled DelftiiM olerinae, They are lare, well
matared and carefully Hclectcd Uicks. Sheep-
men should sec them before making oontraeta.
ConvejaixM furnished tree to inspect tl in
band of thoroughbreds, AddreM
CHAS. CUNNINGHAM,
FciKllctou. Qre
Pilot F.ick. Or-
OI I-srV 1 -V Every Day
Get Your Gun... .. rench Restaurant..
( Flairs toil01, 1,.K,.,.A,.ETEAT.
w Ban yaa aa p t niiiotiuuK
H. J.StlUmaa'i
I ,,,, dun l.ul ontalnc, - - Proprietor.
Quick Cab Service. ... Farmers CusnTMill
HroO V altars , Proprietor.
Illli i- ,1 Upruii 11 All 1 one. r
aaaaOBBM HaMa, OaaaflMfi Ial i"fris a ,isy.
tlwflMBMpal tor aMat,
rMBt.w' Depot Stable. ,;t Ml" ","','i "le "'
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Compam
0OMBINATI0N ACCIDENT POUCV NO. 6.
4MIUm PLAD WITH RKTURS oi ALL PEMIt7U8
'KuMlihs llll.sl HII.NKHIs Kill!
QBNBRAL ACCIDKNIS
idem
PaaSh bv kt
Loss of Sigbl
amputation (
llotb Hands
lloth Keet
One Hand and One loot
I not and I of l.ye
Hand and I...-- uf I'.ve
llight Hand
Kuaar Arm
l-og
l
15,000
0,(101)
O.IKIII
6,111111
.'l.UIII
5,WN)
.fi,0UO
9,600
11,500
tl.oOIJ
Ixill Hand 1,000
Kitlier l-oot 1.00(1
Una of tine Kye 050
Indemnity per week (or
total disability, limit
'JIHI weeks J.'i
Indemnity pur week for
partial disability, limit
0 weeks Bft to 20
Limit of total ami partial
Disability 6,ooo
All I'lelllloios ace I rn, lu
I u- ol Aoold' Htal lleutli.
Inn MI.K tbM. aiiiuani. If liijurie- sr.- r,,.-i...
.1. 1. II.. .. I. ft Jk V. LWK . .. I , "' "' r,...
" -.i..-wi. , tl III. . il im....iu,-i
flfcAM. KI.Kl l ltll r tAIII.I , ,,i.
Ill or
rays bos of rftMianiB Carrier.
iiml aasf.
I'D! Hi h in. is Amu - ii luluries r- rt-eelvini
wlillu rnlliiK In a PABBBNUKU BLUVATOH
lllll'HLK III,-., auiOUBU II iBjUl l St.. i-.iuil I i
Iha BOHNISO i.KA iil ll.l.lM. .Wiilu n'ur'-
1- i i in
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'III. I . . ,1
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csus.l In elm,-, .AS. POk, KUUItlN ,
lojiirlei fniuiiii..ull InrlToM ulou tie la.
nri tar any olbsr iwrsuu, MU Pei iu.sn'
(saaaBi bbmbIis eoBiwliisd (ui ih doiposc m
liumhiry or rol.b. r paid li n lull) 1
(INK-llALKol lu.- Follaj Hill IMMM BByBBlS II
nfelBb there ealsla uu exwrnul visible ion
U1.IOU or wound .. i-.si in, bed; (drownincax-
oM'K,'lS "''''' b ' NHIKoKI
I nn i.i niay
gravid, a.
Illllclllllltt I- liHVSllI,
UK. lit asoks.
Ileleiiillll) ur, vloii.lv l totWUH ili...r,.-. b
: ......... ... n ,f, , .
Auipillslloo. in lllsslilllly
A.muIIs lor iniroosu of l.nn-.,, ... li.a.i.....
1
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Alba Sawml
r... j i l
niMiu Lumner
Moth Rough and Dr
I hflers Promptly Filk
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ALBA. OkHtlOV
THE CITY...
Livery, Feed i
Sale Stables..,
Brarj thing New. feat Had
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In Ibc eitj . Ii.ianlrinna
best atteiitloti.
service any himrm m
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Glass, Picture Moukliim
and Artists Materials
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I: J. MURPHV,
Daapail block, Court Street.
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Costs proiaaaioaal and baaiii.-sB men wb.sa exposure to accident in
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I rosirlioiiuu- iiroiniuiiis for other amount
oooo LIVE agknts WANTED.
FRANK N. sleCANDLCSt, Ouneial Agent, Ltleimburg, Wash.
P. A.HARVEY,
The only ,, illslVt. maker o( ,iaiid majL
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