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DALLAS OREGON, OCTOBER 4. 190!.
VOL. XXVII.
WOMAN’S WORLD.
L. N . W O O D S , M. D.
Physician and Surgeon,
THE BIG BARGAIN
HolVer^onis HOUSE OF SALEH
D alian, O regon.
f. V B EMiJREE, M D
DALLAS, - O REG O N
BIGGER AND B ETTER T H A N EVER BEFORE
1 ., M U S S ü U O U a W E
D E A D A L L U U K S I O K K IS C R O W D E D
W I T H B A K U A IN S IN U N D E R ­
SO
W E A R F O R T H E L A D IE S O R
C O M P L E T E A S A T T H I S T IM E
F O R T H E C H IL D R E N . E V ­
ERY
GARM ENT W E SELL
OU It A S S O R T M E N T W A S N E V
W E G U A R A N TE E TO BE T H E
E ll SO L A R U E . O U R P R I C E S '
B E S T O B T A IN A B L E F O R T H E
M O NEY.
H A V E N E V E R B E E N SO L O W ;
m lica o v er W ila o i.’» d r u g »tore.
J K. MtSLSY,
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S IB L E Y
A t u > n » e y « - » < t - I -.it. v v .
We have the only net of »lw tr«ct hooka In Pnlk
o u n ty . R eliable ftlwtrjMJU fu rn ish ed , and m oney to
oan. No eoinm iaaion uinirgod on loans. R ooiiih 5 !
nd a W ilson's block, Dallas
SUITS, WRAPS, JACKETS, SKIRTS AND W AISTS
IS N O T E l^ U A i L E D IN A N Y S T O R E IN T H E V A L L E Y .
A F U L L L IN E A L L P R I C E S .
e W | O U R $5 L E A D E R J A C K E T
W E SH O W T H E BEST
IS A W O N D E R
$7 50 T A IL O R S U I T IN
_ H IE M AR K ET
and Counselor at Law,
S o l i c i t o r in I'h a n c e r y .
lia s been In prac tic e of h is profession in th is place
in ab o u t tu irty y e a rs, a n d will a tte n d to all o u sircss
n tru sto J io his c a re , Office, c o rn e r M ain a n d C ourt
ts Dallas, Polk Co, O r
J . H . T o w n sk n d
W E HAVE A COM PLETE
W E CA RRY T H E LA RG EST
AND C A R EFU LLY SELECT
ASSORTM ENT OF TRUNKS,
J . N . H akt
E D STOCK O F G E N T L E ­
M E N S ’ F U R N IS H IN G S
AT L O W E S T P R IC E S
TO W N SEN D A HAKT,
A T T O R N E Y S -A T -L A W .
Office ip s la irs in O dd
b nek.
E. A_I,E. A -a,
W AS N E V ER
O U R STOCK OF
J. L. COLLINS,
attorney
L IN E
V A L IS E S , T E L E S C O P E S
GIV EN PliOMI-r /
A T TK N H O N ^J A ND
T H E L I K E IN S A L E M
W EBSTERS INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY
O iliee u p s t a i r s in C a m p b e ll’
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P r e p a r e d u n d e r th e su p e rv is io n o f W . T . H a r r is , Ph.D., L L .D ., U n ite d S t a te s
C o m m is s io n e r of E d u c a tio n , a s s is te d b y a la r g e c o rp s o f c o m p e te n t s p e c ia lis ts .
F . CO Al»
B e t t e r T h a n E /v e r f o r H o m e , S c h o o l , a n d O f f i c e .
M II 8 . H I L L .
v . A Iso W e b s te r’s C ollegiate D ictionary with Scottish Glossary, etc.
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“ First class in quality, second class in size.”
?rlng of M aine people a t P o lan d S pring.
G o v ern o r H ill an d ills w ife w e re there.
T h e y o u n g g en eratio n o f th e old s ta te
w as also th ere, b u t M rs. H ill, it w as
rem ark e d , w a s th e m ost s trik in g w om ­
an in thc> m u ltitu d e . T h is w as not alone
b ecau se she is th e w ife o f th e g o v ern o r
of M aine, b u t b ecau se o f h e r sp len d id
w om anhootl. If M rs. H ill m ad e up h er
m ind th a t sh e w a n te d h er h u sb a n d to
go to th e U n ited S ta te s se n ate, she
would d o u b tless su cceed .—N ew Y ork
W orld.
Attorneys-at-Law
.S p r.i'H tn p a * «-.,
D A LLA S, OREG O N .
W ill p r a c tic e in a ll c o u r ts .
o v er b a n k .
JU S T
Now Added 25,000 N E W W O R D S , Phraees, Etc.
R i c h B i n d i n g s * 2 3 6 4 P a g e s •# 5 0 0 0 I l l u s t r a t i o n s
b u ild ­
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G . & C. M E R R IA M CO.» Publishers, Springfield, M ass ., Ú. S. A .
O llice,
Robert A. Miller,
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W
Oregon City »•* Oregon
S h e L e itr im
K ooin «J, W ein lm rd bo ld in g
O p p o site C o u rth o u s e .
L an d title s a n d la n d oiliee b u sin e ss
a s p e c ia lty .
x -K e iste rE g O regon C ity la n d office.
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M A R T IN ,
P A IN T E R ,
H o u s e , sig n a m i o r n a m e n t a l , ¡{rain­
i n g , k a ls o m in g a n il p a p e r h a n g in g .
D a ll a s .
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MOTOR TIM E TA B L E .
Le&vo« Inde|>eudence fo r M onm outh and -Virile —
3:30 p m
Leaves IndeiHsndnee for
M onm outh and D allas-
1:10 a in
7:15 p in
Leaves M onm outh for A irlie —
60 a in
3:50 p m
Leaven M onm outh for Dallas—
1 : 20 a m
7:30 p m
Leave* Virlie for M onmoutii and Independence—
7:30 a m
9:00 it m
5 p m
Leave* Dallas for M ontnou; h an • Iniie >eiulan :e —
ItOO p in
3;30 p m .
It* K. W ILLIAMS.
R . C . G R A V EN
I T e i i i 'l r i i t .
I ’H i l i i e r .
W . C. V ASSALL, a s s i s t a n t C a s h ie r
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DALLAS,
KAiNK
ORKOO.N,
T ra n s a c ts ft g e n e ra l h a n k in g ou»i-
ill nil it» h r a n c h e a ; buy» a m i »ell»
e x c h a n g e o n p r in c ip a l p o in ts in I lie
U n ite d S t a t e s ; m ak e» c o lle c tio n s o n »11
points in t h e P acific N o r th w e s t; lo se s
m oney a n d d is c o u n ts p a p e r a t th e b est
r a te s ; allow in te r e s t o n tim e deposits.
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v ia tr D R . J O R D A N ’ S a w z a v l1
MUSEUM CF HUTOUY
u .i l t i i r r r r . i i m i K i i t c s . c t i . 1
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W o r ld .
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d is e a s e p a . i l l v . l y r * r a . i i y t h e o ld « « !
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S p e c ia li s t o n t h e C o a t i
E a t. j 6 y e a r s .
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« V I * I I I L I * t h o r o u g h ly « r a d i c a t e d
b o m - y s te m w ith o u t tb « u . i o f M a r e n r y
T r i n a i f itte d h y a n E x p e r t. ■ « < • *
t a l r a r a fo r W w p t n r w . a * w c k « n d
1 r a d ic a l c u r e f o r P l i c a , F l o a s . r o « a d
r i s t o l w . h y D r. J o r d a n ’s » p « o a l p a in -
le s s m e th o d « .
C o n s u l ta t io n I r e « a n d D tric tly p rW a t« . T r e a t m e n t p o r
to n a l V n r b r l e t t e r . A P o t i t i v C u r« in e v e r y c a s e
u n d e r ta k e n . W r it e f o r B ^ o k P I l L O i O P I T
of
K R M IA fiE .
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to r m e n . ) C a ll o r w rite
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TRUCKM AN.
Dallas: Oregon
A fuir s h a re of p a tr o n a g e solicited
t n d all o -d e rs p r o m p tly tilled.
Foundry!
— -A L L K IN D S O F —
IRON WORK TO ORDER-
Repairing Promptly Done.
ED. BIDDLE,
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A. Cough
“ I h av e m ade a m o st thorough
trial of A yer’a C h e rry P ectoral and
am p rep ared to aay th a t fo r all dia-
eaa e s of th e lunge it n ev er diaap-
p o in ta .”
J . E arly F in ley , Iro n to n , O .
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
w ont cure rheumatism;
we never said it would.
It won’t cure dyspepsia;
we never claimed it. But
it will cure coughs and
colds of all kinds. We
first said this sixty years
ago; we’ve been saying it
ever since.
AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENT S j *
W AG O NS j *
BUGGIER^BICYCLES j *
SEWING MACHINES^»
That is my lines of goods
carried at my new stand at
255-257 Liberty street, Sa­
lem. I have the Studeba-
ker line of wagons and
buggies and all the other
G eo rg ian s.” sa id M iss L u m p k in a t one
p o in t In h er speech. “T h ey c a ll m e a
’G eorgia c ra c k e r,’ b u t little do th e y
know how p ro u d I am o f th e title.
G ive me a h o rse an d th e k n o w led g e
th a t 1 am a ‘G eo rg ia c ra c k e r,’ au d I ’ll
rid e th e w orld d ow n fo r yo u .” T h e
so u th h as long been n oted a s th e borne
o f g reat o ra to rs, b u t u n til n o w all such
h av e been m em b ers o f th e s te rn e r sex.
In M iss L u m p k in , how ever, th e re Is an
In stan ce o f a d a u g h te r o f th e so u th
w ho seem s a s richly en d o w ed w tth th e
o ra to ric a l g ift a s a n y of th e so n s h av e
ev er b een .—L eslie’s W eekly.
lin e s of im p le m e n ts t h a t M r. C ro isa n ,
m y p re d e c e sso r c a r r ie d , a n d b esides
th is h a v e ta k e n W ith m e m y b ig tr a d e
o n b ic y c le s a n d se w in g m a c h in e s .
Th e T o p »» D tlfs i.
L a s t w in te r th e fa sh io n a b le w om an
who could Dot p o ssess a p earl o r tw o tu
h er Jewel box felt th a t all th e w orld
stood a w ry . E v ery w om an sh e knew
w ore p earls se t In som e fo rm o r o th er,
an d d u rin g th e craze d ia m o n d s fo r a
tim e lost th e ir p restige.
J u s t now Jew elers a re p o lish in g up
an d s e ttin g th e ir supply o f top azes, fot
TbrM i l i u : 2Jc. Me., tt. All AranM,.
th e tim e seem s ripe fo r a reap p earan ce
o f th e golden stone. T o p azes m u st be
C onault y o n r do cto r. I f lio M T I u k f l tt,
th a n do a . t i . suya. I f h . t e l l , you n o t
set w ith a m e th y s ts an d s a p p h ire s to
to t » k . tt, th e u d-.u’t t a k . It. H a kiio w ,.
L aave tt w tth liir.i. W«> a re w llllna.
giv e (be good effect o f c o n tra sts . S ap­
J . C. A Y kK CO.. Low all. M ata.
p h ire s m ore p a rtic u la rly w ill be fa ­
vored, so n e a rly does th e b lu e m atch
fluently, hi th re e lan g u ag ea anil wlio th e g lo w ing p u rp le of th e cornflow er.
T h e Je w elers' w in d o w s sh o w to p azes
read S p en ser anti B ro w n in g nnd E m e r­
son. b u t w h o place a d ream b o o k w ith w o n d erfu lly se t In o rn a m e n ts o f d a in ti­
th eir B ible oo th e ta b le beside th e bed ly carv e d to rto is e shell, com b* fre tte d
an d c o n su lt It I d th e m o rn in g th e first o u t a s fine a s lacew ork a n d sp rin k led
thing.
ev ery w h ere w ith to p azes in ev ery
W ith a cre d u lity w o rth y a negro sh ad e, from p a le s tr a w color to deepest
yellow .
m um m y If th e ir sleep h a s been v isited
T o rto ise shell Is th e ch o sen s e ttin g
w ith u m tsu o l v isito rs th ey seize th is
fo r th e new fav o rite, a n d b esid es th e
volum e n s soon a s tlie lr ey es a re fa irly
fancy com bs w o n d erfu l b ra c e le ts are
opened an d look fo r a n e x p la n a tio n . If
being m ade o f th e richly colored shell.
m isfo rtu n e Is fo reto ld b y It, th e seeker
S carcely b ra c e le ts or b an g les a r e th ese
a f te r k now ledge assu m e s, a b ra v a d o
new o rn a m e n ts, h u t old fa»bloned a rm ­
site is f a r front feeling. " I d o n ’t care,"
lets th a t c lasp th e w h ite m em b ers
sh e sa y s to h e rse lf by w ay of b o lster
ab o v e th e elbow s.
Ing up h e r co u rag e. “ I ’m n o t su p e rstl
lions, a n y w a y , a n d I d o n ’t believe I d
W o n A u lt n n t l l l n s l t n n d .
su ch a r r a n t no n sen se.” B ut sh e ’s n erv ­
W hen th e p ro p rie to rs o f d r u g sto res
ous Ju st th e sa m e fo r d ay s, u n til o th er first b eg an to em ploy w om en p re sc rip ­
tro u b le s h av e d riv en th is m y th ical one tion clerk s, th e tnen did n o t p ropose to
a u t of h e r m ind.
sta n d tills In frin g em en t on th e ir te r ri­
T h e re ’s one y o u n g w o m an kn o w n to to ry If th ey could help It.
th e w r ite r w h o n e v e r d re a m s o f a
In one case o f th is k ind In N ew York
y o u n g child w ith o u t sh iv e rin g nnd city th e m ale cle rk s first d e m u rre d an d
sh a k in g fo r flays a f t e r In fe a r o f som e c a rrie d th e re p o rt o f th e ir reso lu tio n to
d re a d fu l th in g h a p p e n in g to her. She tlie lr em ployer, w ho hnil en g ag ed w h n t
h a s not co n su lted a drenm ltook on th e th e y d erisiv ely term ed th e “ w o m an p re­
su b je ct, an d so sh e d o esn ’t know how sc rip tio n ." U ltim ately th ey a ll refu sed
In fa n ts an d bad luck becam e co nnected to w ork u n less th e y o u n g w o m an w as
in h e r m ind, b u t n e v erth eless, a f te r she d isc h arg ed .
h a s hail a v isita n t o f th is so rt while
T h e w om an In q u estio n w n s young,
sleeping, sh e sa y s p ra y e rs o f u n u su a l co u rag eo u s a n d cap ab le.
W h e n th e
len g th n nd th en m ak es tilt h er m ind to p ro p rieto r told her, site p ro m p tly re-
be p a tie n t u n d er nltlletlo n s sore. She plltal th a t sh e hoped to stu y if lie w ere
la a n In tellig en t w om an, m ind you, but »ntlstled w ith h e r n ecu rn ey In filling
she d o esn ’t a tte m p t to ex p lain th e t e r ­ p rescrip tio n s. S he rem ain ed . T h e m en,
ro r th a t b esets h e r n t th is p a rtic u la r feelin g th a t th e y m u st n e t tip to th e
d ream . She d o esn ’t c a ll h erself stt|ier- re q u ire m e n ts o f th e ir jo in t reso lu tio n ,
stltlo tis—o f course, no w om an does, not all left. T lie lr p laces w ere filled w ith ­
oven th e one w ho w o n ’t w alk u n d e r a o u t th e least tro u b le, silt) th e p ro p ri­
la d d e r— h u t h er frie n d s do nnd m ake e to r found th e "w o m an p re sc rip tio n ”
lig h t o f h e r u n til sh e ex p o ses som e such a v alu ab le th lu g th a t h e secured
fetich o f th e irs, w hen th e s u b je c t is
t a s h is p a te n t rig h t by m a rry in g the
c a re fu lly avoided a f te r w a r d .—C hicago girl. H e now lias a fa ith fu l a n d com ­
I n te r O cean.
petent p n rtn e r n s well n s a first class
p rescrip tio n c le rk .—H om e M agazine.
F. A. WIGGINS,
257 Liberty street, Salem
I» o u t o f w ork o r Is ill a n d c a n n o t w o rk
or Is d issip ated .
E v e n w ith th e ra p id In crease In th e
n u m b e r o f d ay n u rse rie s th e re la a l­
w ay s a su rp lu s o f a p p lic a n ts . W h e th ­
er th is In d icates th a t m ore an d m ore
m a rrie d w om en a r e becom ing w ag e
e a rn e rs a s w ell a s h o u sekeepers,
w h e th e r It m ean s t h a t m ore an d m ore
f a th e r s can n o t su p p o rt th e ir fam ilies
or th a t th ey a r e lo sin g th e ir sen se o f
resp o n sib ility In th e m a tte r a n d do n o t
try . Is a n In te re s tin g q u estio n .—H a r ­
p e r’s B azar.
W o m e n A r t is t s nt L o n d o n A n n d o m y.
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No fe w e r th a n 270 w om en a r tis ts a re
re p re se n te d th is y e a r a t th e R oyal
nendem y In London b y w o rk s In oil.
j w a te r color, blaek a n d w h ite, m arb le o r
m etal. T h is Is a fa llin g off o f a b o u t 20
I from la s t y e a r's ex h ib it, h u t th is Is n o t
1 s u rp risin g w hen It Is u n d ersto o d th a t
! th e to tn l w o rk s o f a ll k in d s In th e p res­
e n t n en d em y Is on ly 1.S23 a s co m p ared
w ith 2,057 la s t y ear. T h e w om en’s ex-
I h lb lt co n sists o f 150 m ln latn res. 118
p a in tin g s In oil, 55 w a te r colors a n d
p astels. 20 w o rk s o f v ario u s k in d s in
j black a n d w h ite n nd 2-8 ex am p les In th e
sc u lp tu re galleries. O n e o f th e m o st
! a d m ire d o f nil th e w o rk s In th is y e a r’s
acad em y , e ith e r b y m en o r w om en, la
Mrs. M. L. W aller’s “ B obby A bercrom -
by.’’ I t ts d escrib ed a s a “ sy m p a th e tic
stu d y o f ch ild h o o d " by th e critic s an d
d e c la re d to be c le v e r.—C hicago T rib ­
une.
T h e New “ Econom y** T ric k .
T h is s u m m e r's girl w ill know ho w to
I t la a w ise h u sb a n d w h o g ives his
sw im if one m ay ju d g e by th e n u m b er
w ife only n ew bills fresh from th e
of y o u n g w om en to be found in th e
hank. T h e re a r e m an y w ives w h o a r e
T u rk ish b a th ta n k s a t u n n a tu ra lly
a lw a y s k ep t In fre s h hills, a n d p e rh a p s
early h o u rs In th e m o rn in g p ra c tic in g
no o n e h as su rm ise d th a t th e re w as
fa n c y s tro k e s o r so m etim es ta k in g les­
m eth o d In tills. I t Is a w o m an w h o
so n s from ail a tte n d a n t.
has g iv en th e m an a w n y a t last.
O ddly en ough, th e s e g irls sa y th ey
"I sp e n d tw ice a s m u ch m oney w h en
learn m ore q u ick ly in th e ta n k s th a n at
I h a r e old hills a s w h en I h av e n ew .”
th e re g u la r sw im m in g schools. At the
sh e sa y s. “ I sim p ly h a te th o se d irty
schools m ost of th e te a c h e rs use cork
old hills. I ca n ’t b e a r to h av e th e m
floats o r tro lley b elts, a n d for som e rea­
In m y p u rse, au d 1 ta k e th e first o p p o r­
son o r o th e r w om en fail to gain confi­
tu n ity to get rid o f them . W hen 1
d en ce w h ile th ey h a v e th ese artificial
JlliÄ
h a v e n ew m oney, It Is so c risp an d
su p p o rts.
clean th a t It Is a p le a s u re In Itself, a n d
G o w n » F o r t h e P la s s m .
“ 1 d o n ’t believe In th e cork floats,"
I th in k tw ice b efo re I buy a n y th in g
In m a k in g n choice o f su m m e r m od­
A b o u t S u m m e r D ie t .
said a T u rk is h b a th a tte n d a n t who
A p h y sician w h o h as red u ced th e sci­ w h ich w ill ta k e It a w a y fro m m e.”
n u m b e rs m an y N ew York wom en e ls fo r p iazza g o w n s one h as every
a m o n g h e r sw im m in g pupils. "T h ey rig h t to lay a claim to th e ch ef ence of h e a lth to a sy stem o f d ie t and
S a r a h ’ s A e e o m p lls h s a c a t s .
g iv e som e aid in a c q u irin g th e p ro p er d ’œ u v re o f th e c o u tu rle re ’s a rt. T h e ex ercise, w ith a b u n d a n t b a th in g , d e­
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■u I n d iv id u a l B u t, th e n , th e re Is on ly
a b elt sh e m u st begin an d le a rn all so sed u ctiv e. C an th e a th le tic g irl od d s fresh fish. C e rtain It Is th a t m uch one S a ra h on th is little p la n e t She Is «
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p a in te r a n d scu lp to r o f m e r it A t th e
" T h e b est w ay Is to learn In a tan k self w ith a h a lf dozeu o r m ore duck m en w ith th e m ercu ry am o n g th e n in e ­ e x h ib itio n of 1600 o n e o f h e r m o st p a ­
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b efo re g o in g into d eep w a te r a t all. T he
th e tic p ieces o f sc u lp tu re w as called
v ery first lesson In sw im m in g Is to s h ir t w n lsts th is su m m e r w hile h er g ro w s fa t '¿¿.conchas an d b a n a n a s , th e "A p re s le T em p ete.” She h a t w ritte n
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se v era l p lay s, w h ich h a v e been b ro u g h t
o u t In a ta n k , sh e k n o w s th a t If she b ew itch in g c o n fectio n s? O ne Is con­ his ra tio n s o f rice. T h e h a rd y A rab o u t In P a ris, a n d Is a lso th e a u th o r of a
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v a rie ty of books. In clu d in g novels.
choice a m o n g sty le s th is senson. T he nnd b arley b read an d ceased to b e th e
up ag ain .
W h en a t h er c o u n try ho u se a t Belle-Ile-
n
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su r-M cr, In B ritta n y , sh e Is found Ash­
h a lf w ay ac ro ss th e tan k and h av e it ml tu c k e d sk irt a n d claim nil th a t »lie su ch fa re too sim p le fo r Ills ta s te . Ce­ ing n n d h o atlu g w h en sh e Is n o t p la y ­
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ing te n n is o r cycling.
reach It fro m th e ste p s by p u sh in g th e too p lu m p w om an m ay h a v e th e u p p er eggs w ith f ru it fo r lu ncheon, so u p nnd
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s ta rts . O nce th is h a s been done su c­ p rin cip le s am i rev erse a ll o f th e udorn- a sa lad , m ay be th e ch ie f o f th e su m ­
T h e tu rq u o ise J u s t now Is e n jo y in g
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an y a m o u n t o f p o p u la rity . T h o se w h o
th e rope nf th e end of th e d riv e she has sleeve a n d eo rsag e th e sa m e ex p en siv e n u trim e n t. O atm eal ns a cereal is too can n o t affo rd th e real sto n e buy Im i­
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ta tio n s. T h ey a re w o rn In th e h air, n t
th a t th e w a te r will b e a r h er up if th e fo r becoinlngnt-ss Is th e d u ty th a t lies fact, h eavy w o rk ers, such n s farm ers, th e -th ro a t o r w aist a n d so m etim es on
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t()e b lack p a te n t le a th e r slip p ers. L ace
W e a r e sim p ly dozed by th e q u a n ­ d ie t o f o a tm e a l Is w holesom e.
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to Oil o n r te e th w ith them .
O ne o f th e sig n ifican t f a c ts o f city
th e y nev er, o r a t least v ery rare ly , u n ­ A g re a t m an y o f o u r old. trie d an d
life Is th e g ro w th o f th e d a y n u rseries.
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f l a w tm T e l l e w W h it e L a c e .
body a lo n g th ro u g h th e w a te r. T hey en o u g h ch a n g e In th e ir w a rp an d T h ey h av e g ro w n a t th e r a te o f 200
LUCAS & DODD, Proprietors.
W h ite lace m ay be ch an g ed to a
I**r cen t In th e Inst five o r six y ears.
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depend too m uch on th e h a n d s a n d legs.
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B ut sty le In ' sw im m in g m ean s m uch te rm in a tio n o f th e ir n am es. G aitzlne
solved In w a te r Into w h ich th e lace In
w idow s. It Is fo u n d th a t 1)0 p e r ce n t of
claim
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b esides b ein g g racefu l, fo r It In d icates
d ip p ed . More o r less o f th e saffro n
th e ch ild ren In d ay n u rse rie s h a v e both
M
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co u rag e, coolness, se lf confidence an d a
Y A L LS C IT Y . O R E G O N .
sh o u ld b e used, a c c o rd in g a s th e lace
p a re n ts living. T h e m o th er Is obliged
to
m
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th o ro u g h en jo y m en t of th e ex ercise.
M anufacturen of-**
Is to b e cream colored o r ecru.
O rg n n d le ag ain claim s recognition. to go out to •»•ork lit'f'i'Y p h e r h u sb a n d
"W o m en soon learn to use th e ir arm s
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«fi a re w ild a n d terrib le. To c u re tills I m ost e x q u isite seen on th e h an d p a in t­
Dealers in*4
h av e o fte n had sw im m ers hold on to ed g au zes an d Is n d e lig h tfu l n in terisl
e side rail o f th e tan k a n d p ra c tic e to m ak e u p fo r piazza go w n s.
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Fresh V th
th e leg stro k e only. S om etim es I tak e
A S o u th e rn G ir l O ra to r.
and Salt Meats at Lowest Prices.
th e p u p il's feet in m y h an d s a n d m ove
| th e lim bs a u to m a tic a lly In th e p ro p er
If:
O ne o f th e m ost n o ta b le e v e n ts o f
g
W e b u y e v e r y th in g th e f i r m e r In « to *» 11 « t h ig h e s t m a r k e t price, srt# ’ tim e, c o u n tin g for each m ovem ent. Aft* th e r.-cent Btnte co n v en tio n o f U nited
r:& M ills locMieii 3A m ile- from F u lls i 'i . y tm Ri»ck cr< ek r»»»(!. S to re at £+% | cr g u id in g th e pupil in th is w a y site C o n fe d e ra te V eteran s a t C olum bia, 8.
F alls Ci*y, O reg o n . T e le p h o n e c o n n e c tio n wit!» m ill. G e t o u r prices
will co u n t a s she sw im s a lo n e an d j C.. w a s th e nddn-s* o f w elcom e d eliv er­
H g befo re b u y in g eU ew h e re. VV« will M urprise v o n . Y o u rs for F u ll« C i t v E 0 finally m a s te rs th e m otion.
ed n t th e open in g sessio n in C olum bia
b u sin e ss.
L U C K IA M U T E M I L L CO. p j t
"T h e g ra c e o f a sw im m er la rg e ly do- j th e a te r by M ist E liza b eth L u m p k in , a
p en d s on th e p o w er an d sw eep o f her G eo rg ia g irl, b u t now a re sid e n t o f
Bring in your babies under one year old and we will give them free a fsne gold *
stro k e. T h e hands, p o inted d ire c tly . C olum bia. T h e th e a te r w as packed A WELL K N O W N FIRM.*
gf warranted or five years.
ah ead , sh o u ld be held to g e th e r w hile w ith a n au d ien ce of not less th a n 2.000
j»W ITH A WIDE SPREAD RECORD
th e sw im m e r co u n ts one slo w ly a f te r * people, larg ely old so ld iers, a u d on th e j
VALUABLE
INFORMATIONj»READ
EVERY WORD
b rin g fn g th e finger tip s in touch. R est­ sta g e w ere such fa m o u s so ld iers a s
ing on th e stro k e for th is one m om ent G en erals W ade H am p to n a n d J o h n B.
T h e W h i t « C o r n e r u n d e r th e m a n a g e m e n t of Jo s . M yers A S o n s fo r (h e
a llo w s th e body to d riv e ah e a d from G ordon. A fter se v era l o th e r sp eech es I p a s t 21 y e a rs is no w lo cated o n th e c o rn e r of C o u r t a n d L ib e rty s tr e e ts in th e
th e im p etu s given by th e k ick. Most h ad been m ad e Mlsa L u m p k in , a you n g
M cC orm ick b u ild in g , fo rm e rly k n o w n as th e O ld O p e ra H o u s e . T h is b u ild ­
w om en p a r t th e h an d s Im m ed iately on j w om an d ressed In w h ite n nd w ith roses in g lias been b e a u tilu lly re m o d e le d fo r o u r ip o c ia l u se a n d w a h a v e o c c u p ie d
to u ch in g th em an d th u s w a ste force In her hair, w as In tro d u ced a s " a G eor- j i t sin c e J a n u a r y , 1601.
a n d r e ta rd th e ir p ro g ress."— N ew York gla g irl now living here, w ho w ould
W e a re p ro u d of o u r new sto re a n d th e e z te n s iv e ly g ro w in g p a tr o n a g e t h a t
Hun.
w elcom e th e v isito rs to h e r ad o p ted
we a r e re c e iv in g a t th e h a n d s of a g e n e ro u s p u b lic , w h ich we are s triv in g
hom e.”
h
a
r
d e r a n d h a r d e r to p lease.
W IT H
W o m e n n n d D ream *.
T h e o ra tio n w hich follow ed took th e
O u r new Store is w ell lig h te d e n d fitted w ith a n e le a lric e le v a to r , w a itin g
f t d o esn ’t seem possible t h a t In th is bouse hy sto rm . An e y e w itn e s s relates
RUBBER ΠM E N T FLOOR PA IN T
en lig h ten ed ag e su p e rs titio n could b« th a t th e ch ie f Ju stice o f S o u th C aro lin a, j ro o m s, to ile t ro o m s, w ritin g d e s k s, e tc ., (or th e sc u o m m n rlatio n of o u r c u s ­
r ife am o n g th e e d n e ste d , b u t th e re are w h o w as p resen t, s a t w ith te a r s | tom er» w ho a re alw a y s w elco m ed , w h e th e r p u r c h a s e rs o r v isito rs.
Sand f o r C o l o r C a r d « t o W . P. F u l l o r * C o . , Portland, O r « g .
Do n o t be m isin fo rm e d
T h e W h ite C o r n e r is Joe. M ey ers A S on»’ new
n e v e rth e le ss a n u m b er o f y o u n g w om ­ s tre a m in g dow n b it face d n r la g th e p a ­
en w ho co n v erse fluentlv. If not *irv th e tic p a r ts o f th e a d d re ss. “ I can n o t s to re , c o rn e r C o u r t a n d L ib e rty s tr e e ts , o i.e b lo ck e a s t o f th e o ld sto re . A n y
o th e r firm u sin g th e n a m e “ W’h ite C o rn e r” d o es so to m isle a d th e p u b lic .
th a n k ro u en o u g h fo r com ing, y ou i N ew lo c a tio n , c o r n e r C o u r t a n d L ib e rty stre e ts .
n
Or
T h e g o v ern o r o f M aine Is a lw a y s an
In te re s tin g p e rso n a lity , no m a tte r w ho
be m ay be. H e Is a lw a y s a m an w h o Is
n o m in ated a n d elected fo r o th e r In a d ­
d ition to po litical reaso n s. ( l i t th e w ife
o f th e g o v ern o r o f M atuwwt a w om an
w h o Is n o t o ften kn o w n o u tsid e o f her
Im m ed iate circle. T h e social fu n ctio n s
of th e g o v ern o r o f M aine a re n o t n u ­
m erous.
T h e w ife of th e p resen t g o v ern o r o f
M aine. M rs. H ill. Is. how ever, a w om an
w h o w ould g ra c e an y circle. S he is a
fine ty p e of N ew E n g k m d w om anhood.
E v ery b o d y In M aine Is p roud o f her.
T h e o th e r d ay th e re w as a g re a t g atb -
OHEOON.
-A _ tto riie v ‘& t" lja w .
DALLAS
S h e L e a r n . In a T a n k —W o m e n i n i
D r e a m » —( i o . u i F o r t h e I‘ l . . . a —A
S o u t h e r n G i r l O r a t o r —T h n ? . , »
R r la n a .
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IN THE PINE TREE STATE.
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fo r Mankind.
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