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i UNDER THE BIG CLOCK. W E D N E S D A Y , F E B . 6, 1907. V . P . F IS K E . What Our County Officials Have Done Since Our Last Issue. ( Itemizer, one year in advance................... $1 50 S U B S C R IP T IO N • W ith W eekly Oregonian or Semi-weekly Journ al.................. 2 00 ( W ith Oregon Woodman ..................................................... 1 75 ’PHONES: 257 1 Office, B ELL- ( Residence, 11.‘I M U T U A I ^ ^Rlice, 316 Ml I U A L ( Keei.lence, 271 Patronize One Another for the Upbuilding o f Town and County. A n ti-lob b y laws will not be neces sary when lobby-proof legislators are elected. INTERESTING SESSION. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. E Clodfel- Eliza Emmons to 1,500 ter. lot in Dallas A C Miller et al ti* E F Long, land in Dallas 1 Jas Ottinger to Mary (U tilizer 200 Wallace, lots in Ballston J 11 Ottinger to U I) Ottinger, in B allston....................... 145 J H Ottinger to Chas I> O t tinger, lots in Brill jton . . . . 50 Marietta E Phillips to Eloise In te rru p te d E n gagem en ts By NELLIE CRAVEY ULLH O R .E Copyright. 161«, by i'. C. Knatrnent a tremendous sensation of relief. Relf control was fast getting away from her. She raised a glass of water to tier Ups and drained It feverishly. Ken dall noted that her fingers were shak ing. aud his heart gave a sudden throb. Perhaps, after all, her coldness was mere assumption. He sought her glance eagerly, but It was frigidly withheld. .After u trying ^lenea Marjorie took up her knife and fork aud tried vainly to eat. The food stuck iu her throut. Kendall finished his diuner mechan ically. “ Marjorie." he broke out abruptly, “ don’t, for heaven’s sake, treat me this way! Cannot we l>e at least friendly? Will you answer one question?" The girl lost color again, though she met his eyes openly, almost problngly. “ Certainly." she said after a little. "Am I. then, utterly odious to you?" 8he winced, and her snowy chin lift ed Itself Imperceptibly, but unmistak ably. “ I hardly think the occasion or the clrcum: ta.ices warrant that," she an swered. the shadows deepening in her eyes. Kendall’s heart gave a great lurch. Had she heard? He would he frunk with her anyway. “ I f you mean the circumstances sur rounding our—disagreement," he said, “ decidedly they do." She made no answer, but the hurt look in her eyes told him the truth, unci he hurried on eagerly: "Marjorie, will you listen to my side of it? Listen! I was desperate—crazy —when I thou rht I had lost you. I threw myself into anything—every thing—nil sorts of things—as a means of getting a little relief from the eat ing misery of it all. Before I knew It I found myself mixed lip In this silly business. But I swear to you on my word as a man that there is no ques tion of honor involved. The whole thing, believe me, I* nine parts Jest. With a little It might be made serious, but, thank heaven, no fatal words have been spoken." "But she believes"— “ Not at all. She has no right. She does not. I know It. Dear, you have always been good and wise and lib eral. Don’t let this nonsensical thing come between us now. You will not?" Again lie leaned toward her with pas sionate vehemence, and his fingers caught hers and held them hard. Ids eyes burning into hers. When he finished speaking Marjorie was looking Into his face wistfully, al most sadly. “ I am sorry. Dick," she said, “ but it Is nil too late. I sail from New York Friday ns companion to au Invalid lady. My father lost everything, aud I accepted the engagement last month. It is serious, you see." Kendall smiled. "There are degrees of seriousness, Miss Dereforth, are there not?" She shook her head, still grave, but Ills eyes only brightened. He liad tho reins now, and he was resolved upon the heroic course. “ Will you be good enough to give me the lady’s address?" he asked. Wondering, Marjorie drew from her bag a slip of paper and passed if over to him. At the next station Kendall left the ear for a few moments, and the girl went back into her sleeper, whore she sat waiting with vivid cheeks, a smile In her eyes and a swiftly beating heart in her bosom. Ten minutes later Kendall came In, flourishing three ominous yellow sheets >f paper in his hand. lie held them out to her. "Here are the copies of some tele- j grams," he said. “ Read them." The oud>ok was distinctly unproin Islug. 0 :ie circumstance in particular A Douglas county man killed a gloomed Ivc n’. ali’s min 1. Fool-like, lie Duroc-Jersey bog the other day that lips, land near Dallas had allowed himself to be drawn into dressed 490 pounds. Cannot old Polk Last Monday evening it took the city Mary McLench to Kltruda Tee- a sort o f h alfw ay matrimonial scheme council until 11 o ’clock to clean up the pie, land in B F McLench beat this. f o f his cousin K itty and was even d i e ................... 4,050 i now hurrying along as fast ns steam business brought before them. A ll the T w en ty trains a d a y is q u i’ e an a d eouncilmen except Judge Siblev were in Eliza Emmons to H E W il j could carry b in to the second fatal liams, lot in Dallas 1.000 vertisem ent for a n y to w n , a n d it is on their chairs, and all the city officials e x step toward its consummation. The Ethel Smiih to Olive and John the cards that there w ill I k ? m ore ere cept the auditor. Enright, land in t 7 », r 3 w. 1.450 ! first had boon taken when he drifted Councilman Ayres filled the recorder’s E C Kirkpatrick et al io A 1. another fall passes. j Into tlie e jrresp mdence with the girl, a ] corresp mdence which had quickly run chair to the sutisiaction o f all. and Alvin Robinson, lots in W h en a m echanic finds bis wages W. II. McDaniel was ordered to fix a Falls C i t y ....... «00 1 through all the successive stages till ' now it stood upon a decidedly senti will not pay his expenses, he is forced a certain sidewalk forthwith. D D Gorsline to 8 B Hill, land in t 6 s, r 4 w . . 4000 mental footing. The auditors and treasurers reports to reduce expenses. It is different Kendall occupied himself alternately J R Robbins et al to G H Rob for the last quarter were read and ac with a congressman. by :;tu lying the Hying landscape and bins, land in Asa Sbreve d I c cep ted. the photogr ph o f his latest inamorata. Dora Farr to Isaac Hughes, Claims A llo w ed : T h e legislature is tryin g to take all She was good looking enough In all land in t 8 s, r 6 w . . $57.45 cense, but for come perverse reason o f appoin tive power out of our dem ocra l>. P. Ktouffer, fees for quarter. C II Hastings to Isaac H iiijheg W. (i. Vassall, sam e..................... . 13.43 the hour he chose to resent her rich tic go vern o r’s hands, but he seems to laud in t 8 s, r 6 w . 400 E. Engle, typ ew ritin g..................... 75 I dark beauty with passionate defiance. have looked forward to such a hap Dallas Lumber C o ............................ 35.34 Jenuie Price to Isaac U n g ili» land in t 8 s, r 6 w 1 Somehow another face, sweeter than a pening, and thoroughly provided for Jas. Harris, hauling....................... 2.10 flower, star eyed, framed In a cloud o f Jas. Webb, hauling........................ 4.00 Henry Jones to Isaac Huyheo, it. W in. McDonald, lab or.................... 7.i40 j land in t 8 s, r f> w . 10 misty gold hair, kept coming in be tween wl h maddening insistence, bit Item izer, p rin tin g........................... 2.69 I Robt Jones to Isaac liughep, ter memory of his disappointment Can you figure out any wa v to make ' " 1,1 • Kersey, lalio r........................ 9.00 land in t 8 s, r 6 w . 1 .. * . i. ... , Chas. Palmer, salary.......................48.25 wringing his heart as lie had never more ore m oney than by ta k in gy ou r m ilk F i( Coall H(l|l|>li,.H- ..................... ft.ua | Rol»t FouIkes to Isaac I I lig i ICS, thought it could l*e wrung again. An land in t 8 s, r 6 w 1 to the Dallas cheese factory. W e Electric Light C o ............................ 131.60 unwonted tear caught In his eye. lie B Jones et al to Isaac I I U g lll* » , think not, and hope that all surround Win. Faull...................................... 15.30 dashed it aw ay In some rage at him land in t 8 s, r 4 400 The hearing on the McDaniel, Conkey, j self and the n o t Instant was poring in g farmers will find it to th eir great M cDevitt and ^ears sidewalks was closed C M Hastings to I ac Hughes, attentively over an inverted newspa advantage to patronize this in stitu «m l continued h h to other». land id t 8 s, r 0 w 1 per article. The town buteher» were out in force to [ tion when it reopens next month. Presently came the first call for din prevent the re]>eat of the ordinitnce in Land Patents Issued. force lieeneinK meat m arket» and pro ner. and Kendall rose with alacrity, United Stales to A .1 . Croisan. A St Louis physician lias discover hibiting tlie pcddlinr of meat within the making his w ay to the (lining car United States to VV. L. Ziigevveid. ah 'ad. Anything lo give relief from ed an anesthetic that takes away the city lim it». Much diacuaeion w h h taken on tlie matter, and the eouncilmen con his present gloomy thoughts. Every sensation of pain without rendering cluded that tlie (pieHtion wa» a moat per- Probate Court. table but one was occupied, and he the subject unconscious. T h e public plexing one. The opening o f the city In re estate of Morris Jones; report <»f took h i; seat gratefully, dashing off an would like to take it while the ra il for the indiscriminate peddling of meat, sale of real estate confirmed. elaborate order in an utterly preoccu diseased or otherwise was hardly thout'lit road managers are exp lain in g the to be just the right tiling, Imt »till they In matter of the (‘state*of Jane Beck pied fashion. Then he gave Ills atten desired to allow tlie farmers near town ett Thompson ; inventory and apprais- tion to the uh’.gy train of freight cars reason for car shortage and wrecks. this means of disiuisinK o f their surplus inent filed and approved. wli'nlng monotonously past and the stuck. That such can he taken advan In the Wm P Palmer estate; petition shadowy chain o f mountains, rearing A 5(1 per cent increase in salaries for tage of by unscrupulous persons to the I to sell real estate tiiad and March 2l)tli themselves like s >1 unu green canes *n congressmen was predicted on the in detrim ent!)! the community is known by ! time set for licarim:. the dlstan-v. Presently a drivin g rain creased cost of livin g . Congressmen past experience. The old meat law was Same in the Lou Emma Palmer«-state. set in, a ki ng. If possible, to Ills des repealed by a vote of 4 to 2, and meat who support a tariff' th at means con miyr now he |ie«l<lle<l. In the estate of Eleanor Leven s; final perate fra n c o f mind. A fte r aw hile Kendall became con stantly increasing cost of foodstuffs The Vassall sidewalk onlinance was account heard and approved; ordered that the administrator pay to the heirs scious o f Koine one taking the chair and cloth in g should now take steps littSHeil. the sum of $25 each, ami on filing vouch Bids were ordered called for through to have wages of the me-h nice in the papers for the improvement of cer ers, to be discharged. tain parts of Court and Ash streets, to creased a sim ilar amount. In the estate of Cynthia G laze; peti he opened at the first meeting in March. tion of E. Lipton for letters of adminis At this time came before the council a tration filed and ordered that the praver In one column the Halem States- matter which has been the cause of of petitioner be granted under bond of says th at Bryan is a great man— much discussion during the last two $300;.las. Chamberlain, George Gard that the people of Salem are always weeks and of not a little bitter feeling. ner and F. A. Lucas were appointed ap A t a previous meeting a motion was g!ad to a e him and never for et him. carried to procure from tlie Salem coun praisers. In the Spivey Emmett estate; peti In another column the (alitor, in a cil a copy of their ordinance regulating tion to sell real estate filed and the 22nd sniveling, sickening article says, “ that the closing of salisms on Sundays and at flay of March set fo hearing. midnight, etc. This provides that all Final account beard and approved in there is noth in g new or original about saloons shall close at midnight and on Mr, B ryan,” W h a t a difference poli Sunday, and that front and rear of the the Plato Me Feu estate; ordered that buildings shall lie constructed as to pre upon filing vouchers on making distri tics makes. I f Mr. By ran wore the sent an unobstructed view o f the inte bution of funds on hand, administrator liseha rged. same politics! label a* the Statesman rior during said closed hours, hut al- 1,1 disc!) In the matter of the Elizabeth Mans he would be the gieatest man in the lowing of blinds during hours the sa- loons were allowisl open. The reading ion estate; inventory and approved, E. United States, in the estim ation i f of the Salem onlinance brought a mo Huvter, R. E. W illiams and I. N. Woods the editor o f that paper, without a tion from Alderman Van Orsdal that being made appraisers. the city attorney he instructed to draw doubt.— A m ity Times. Don’t buy an oil can that w ill over up a similar ordinance for Hallas to Miss K itty H argreaves, 9876 ---- Street, gether with a rider that all back rooms fill your lamp and spill oil over every- n . v rk M ail A g en t Pijier calls our atten he torn out, so as to leave no place for thing in sight. The Delphos ean never Impossible to keep my engagement with tion to a fact in regard to the nam gambling. This motion produced a overfill vour lamp, t Inly $1 and $1.50 ou and Miss Huntley. See letter. lively discussion, the council seeming at H ow e’s grocery. R. K E N D A L L . in g of farms that may cause slow ser nlsnit cipially divided on the questi<ill. Mrs. J. M. Waterman, 2324 ---- Street, vice in regard to the delivery of mail. A few facts were brought to light that Now York: Unforeseen circumstances compel me to I t is t h » g iv in g o i farms the same name we repnsluce for the benefit of all con c e r n « ': I was shown that Dallas sn- cancel my on .-.a vo.ncnt with you. Details as postottices. Those who adopt a name I i k i i i s nail been tightly closed on Sun later. M A R J O R IE D E F E F O R T II. for tln ir farm should try and make il vs. but that despite this fact the nuir- Mr. Jack Davidson, Phenix Club, New • all had Imd more trouble last Sunday V ork: it as d istin ctive as possible and l»e than on any previous one. conclusively Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable. Me : us with your w ife at the Grand particularly careful that it does not proving that liquor was obtained else Central station nt 8 p. m. M arjorie and myself have decided to be married at your e o n flirt with some already established where than in tlie saloons; that a stock “ HEliF, AUK TH<: COPIES OF KOMty TJSI j L- Almost evei irybody who reads the news- house tonight. D IC K . of liquor had not been laid in on Satur papers is sure UilAAlH. HEAD THEM.’’ e to know of the wonderful jHistoflice T h e same or a sim ilarity day night. That gambling was not in cures made by Dr. opposite him, and he held hU eyes No Accourting fo r Taste». o f names causes the postal c lerk ’s dulged in exrept by use of chips, and Kilmer's Swamp-Root, stiffly averted, because ho was also “ Here’s the best thing In this line m ore bother than anyone tilin g in the which it W a s acknowleilged there w as no I i the great kidney, liver subtly coguiznnt of the fact that it that ever happened.” way on earth to prevent. That as f and bladder remedy. service. As they are generally eotn- shown by the auditors re|«.rt, Dallas j was a tailor made young lady, with “ You might show me the worst then It is the great medl- jielled to work at race horse speed in suffers less from drunks and lawlessness It might be different.” cal triumph of the nine- sunny curls and au exquisitely modu ]fjff tcenth century dis- la ted voice ns she addi\**»cd the th e distribu tion of mail on the c*rs, than any town of its sir.e in the state. That the present agitation was not tin- 1 ' covered after years of waiter. A ll the Fruit. a glance is all that oimi l>e given . If work of our teui|ieram's puople, hut a After several embarrassed moments scientific research by Because lie thought she was a peach. y o u r farm name should be given the desire to get even for real or fancied Dr. Kilmer, the emi- he permitted himself a surreptitious This maiden fair and rare. w rongs. Tliat our saloon ktuqwtr» keep 1 - - nent kidney and blad- glance toward Ills vis-a-vis. Her fnee H e asked her if she wouldn’ t like prom inence on a letter, it may be sent orderly plaees and are law shilling in To be one of a pair. der specialist, and is t o * town of that name in a not her state. every rea|ieet. A vote on the motion ts- wonderfully successful in promptly curing was averted, blit there was i»o mistak ing the pink t»val cheek, *!tb Its ing taken, it resulted in a tie, and the lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou In addressing an envelope, the town Depend» on the Kind. mayor easting Ilia lot with tlie navs, d e bles and Bright's Dicease, which is the worst sweet, familiar curve; the golden mass and state are the things to give prom feated the motion, and dosing the in form of kidney trouble. of cobweb hair, the scarlet, tremulous inence, the name of the per on com cident for the present, Dr. Kilmer’s S w a m p-R oot Is not rec lips. A committee, consisting of Van Ors ommended for everything but if you have kid The girl turned swiftly under the in g secondary for the local |Po*tmas dal, Ayres and Coad, was appointed to ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found spell of Ids eyes, a river crimson ters consideration. confer and act regarding the renting of Just the remedy you need. It has been tested running from throat to ln*ow. But the city hall to the (M il Fellows for a in so many ways, In hospital work, in private suddenly she stiffened, and the color hslge room. practice, among the helpless too poor to pur Change of Firm. forsook her face. chase relief and has proved so successful in Kendall was looking nt her very ear Messer* .1. H. Hollister and Mr. PORTLAND HOTEL ARRIVALS. pvfry case that a special arrangement has nestly. von pleadingly. T he quarrel i ’ amplxdl, of McMinnville, have pur been made by which all readers of th. »paper chased the well known Pollock store, who have not already tried it, may have a had been terribly hitter, but the after and are now invoicing the goods, pre- W ednesday: There tample bottle sent free by mail, also a book math was much more bitter mratory to taking charge. Mr. Hol- Mrs. M. A. Stone, Monmouth, tolling more about Swamp Root and how to ha«l been only six months of that, and ister is too well known here to need w . V. Fuller and wife. Dal la*. “ How would you like to ask for j find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. a lifetime stretched drab before them. much said about him, suffice it to say W . M. Wilson, Falls City. When writing mention reading this generous “ Marjorie!" He leaned half a croon j bread and be given a stone?” that all who know hjm are It is friends, Th u rad a v . offer in this paper and the table, his glance full of passionate | “ Well, If It were a diamond and and glad to hear that he will continue •end your address to , U. A. Barnuni, Fall* P ity . appeal, lie seemed to lim e forgotten there was a pawnshop handy I think ! to I k * a resident of Dallas. Mr. Can»p- Dr. Kilmer & . Co.,Bing ¡L a » B. F. Baughey, Fall* ( ’ By. altogether that half a year ago they I could survive the shock." 1**11 has been with Mr. Jacobson at hamton, N. Y. The Ularence Aikman. Fall* City. had parted for good and i II, with the | M cM innville for many years, and his regular fifty cent and Row*of S wmup - ium *. G. W. Dorg and wife, Indep. Not if He Knows It. reputation there is of the bent— promise never to apeak to one another dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists. Mr*. Black, Fall* Uity. courteous and gentlemanly, a thorough “ Aren’t you afraid that Mr. Tltepurse i A. Nelson, Monmouth. Do not make any mistake, Im, re* «gain. business man, and an acquisition to The girl accepted Ids eyes for a sec will give you trouble?" F rid a y : memltcr the name. Swamp-Root. Dr. our business and social community of “ Ob. dear. no. He never gives any K ilm er’ s Swamp-Root, ami the address, ond. Then her 1 ashes rt ckered and“ G. A. Griswold, Falls Uity. which we may well be prom I. W e have t’ell. Her lip* were held hint to con thing." inghaiuptou, N. Y . on every bottle. W . J. Atchison. Dallas. not learned Mr. Pollock's plans for the ceal their trembling, and her breath | Eugene IJavter and wife, Dull»*. future, but hope he will decide to con Dr. T . V. B. Kinbrts*. was coming in little Jerk*. But she In the Good Time. tinue to cast his lot with us. Our City D adi Hold Late and do Staats, land near D a lla s ....... Considerable Business. Eloise Staats to Ben Isaac P h il MARKET REPORT. REPORTED WEEKLY BY U. H. LOUtiHARY. Wheat, a bu.-hel, 75 cents. Bran, a ton $22 50. Shorts, a ton, $25. Oats, a bushel, 45 cents. Flour, a barrel, $4. Fb»ur, a sack, $1 05, Corn meal, $2 50 a cu t. Potatoes, a bushel, 50 cents. Butter, a pound, 25 cents, laird, a pound, 13 cents. Bacon, sides, a pound, 15 cents. Hams, a pound, Iff cents. Shoulders, a pound, 12b» cents. Eggs, a dozen, ‘40 cents. Chickens, a dozen, $3 (</ $5. Dried fruits, a pound, 0 («? 15 cents. Beets, a pound, 2 cents. Turnips, a pound, 2 cents, Cabbage, a pound, 2 cents. Onions, a pound, 2b> cents. Beans, a pound, 5 (d) S cents. Corn meal, a pound, 3 cents D ay, a ton, $5 (a $8. Our creamery will resume o|»e rations about Mart'll 15th. 100 Doses $1 True only o f H o o d ’ s X »rsap»rill», the one great blood purifier and general tonic. Tbia remarkable medicine has effected many radical and permanent cures that are tlie wonder of the world. I t eradicate« all humors from piuiplea to scrofula. 100 Doses $1 In usual liquid form or In chocolated tablets known as B a r s a t a b s , i00 «loses »1. J. (\ 11 ay ter, Dallas, J. C. Uglow, Dallas. D. A. Madison, Dallas. W. H. Howe, Dallas. W. L. Langhorn. Dallas. R. 8. W ooley, Dallas. W . V. Fuller, Dallas. Miss Emma Deni|*«ey, Italia*. Sunday; G. D\ Butler, Indei'-eiuUmdence. W. J. Atchison, Dallas. Pearl Locke, Independence. B. Walker, Monmouth M onday: D. A. Madison, wife and aon, Italia*. Ed Murphy, Dallas. Tue* d a y : R. Adams, Dallas. II Ilih te rd , Dallas. Mr. R. L. Fox has purchased one of the Cutler cottage* lie ia a late arriv al from Payette, Idaho, and will work for the big mill. Do they rtt? if Uiey'ie not FuX tC TLY right, let ua make them a«* When we fit you. we rtt you AC CUHA T K LT Long experienc*. •vary necessary ■ (entitle apparatus ind the reuuircd knowledge en- ibllng ua to correctly uee tin* same >ur own complete workshop, with every facility even to the grinding of 8i>ecial lenses- me all at your dL*po*i I here, assuring a service not possible with other* lesji fortu nately equipped. Again -do vour !*s#es FIT >r nearly rtt? MmeH Optical Co. IM O L ft SIP iP PORTLAND When soda water fountains To please tlielr patrons try W ill every drink be sundae By and by? Mark of Criste. “ Called on the new neighbors yet?" "N o ; I am waiting to see their wash \ ing hung out on the line first." | 1 ( r e s k ln « T im b e r « . The crmtklnir o f tho tlin l*r * In ■ bniUltns 1» * tolerably sure indication o f cotniiut rainy weather. l.itm e M n n iir c h » , S c o t t 's E m u ls io n . NOW: To feel that boy’s arm you would think he was apprenticed to a blacksmith. MRS. SARAH J. WINDROM A GOOD W ATCH Was to be gotten so easily as now, and here. W ith a stock of watches on hand, sufficient to equip any two jewelry stores in town, we ean sell you a good time keeper anywhere from $3 up to $250. Everyone of them we guaradtee for five years. Gold watch es from $10 up. The l>eHt movements, finest eases. O P T I C IAN Mrs. Sarah J. Windrom of Chicago, cousin of Zachary Taylor, twelfth president of the United States, and grandniece of Alexander Hamilton, who signed the Declaration of Inde pendence, says: “ Vlnol Is a Godsend to old people. I am 76 years old, but have a hearty appetite, sleep soundly, and feel ac tive and well today, thanks to Vlnol. When I was young cod liver oil was dispensed In a greasy, unpalatable form, and It fairly gagged me to get It down. Vlnol Is entirely different, very palatable and nourishing to Im poverished blood. It Is the finest tonic and strength creator I ever used In my life.” Vlnol Is a real cod liver prepara tion, from which the useless oil has been eliminated and tonic iron added. Try Vlnol on our guarantee. DRUGGISTS - Are You Superstitious? Some folks who believe in signs will tell you that it is unlucky to fall overljoard on Monday, or to take hold of a buzz-saw in motion on Tuesday, or to fall down stairs with the coal scuttle on Wednesday, or to shoot yourself on Thursday, or fo sit down to dinner with twelve others, and only food enough for ten, on Friday, and they all agree that it is very unlucky to call on your best girl on Saturday or Sunday without a pound of our latest, toothsome confections. DALLAS FASTIDIOUS WOMEN consider Paxtine T o ile t Antiseptic r necessity in the hygienic care of th person and for local treatment o feminine ills. A s a wash its cleansin, germicidal, deodorizing and healin qualities are extraordinary. For sal at Druggists. Sample free. Addres.- The R. Paxton Co., Boston, M ass. C. H. MORRIS, D ALLAS Belt & Cherrington HORACE WEBSTER, The Leading Confectioner. i FISKE, THE BEST PRINTER, WANTS YOUR JOB WORK. $r DIRECT FROM FARMERS. WRITE TOOAT EOS TRICES A TAOS. 3UNSET CREAMERY CO. 281 FIRST STREET PORTLAND, OREGON s* M o llie a n d I a n d th e B a b y Buy Our Shoes at Gaynor^. Mollie is a sweet, sensible lit tle wom an, econom ical, too— alw a 3 ’s trades where she ean get the best v a l ue for her m oney. I used to buy m y shoes elsewhere, but I dropped into G a yn er’s tlie other day to see if they were se ll ing shoes as cheap as they advertise. Bought three p air qu icker than scat. The Baby- — W ell, the kid w ou ldn’ t w ear a shoe tliat d id n ’t com e from G a yn or’s. A hop, skip and a jump from the Postoffice. W c pay 4 % on time deposits, current rates on savings accounts, receive deposits subject to check, and do a general bank 5 ing business.. You can have the advantages of a the mails. Send u your deposits. Acknowledg ment w-fii be sent you by return mail. dollar up. O pen an account with us and note how rapidly it will grow J. F R A N K W ATSO N IV - k V « R L DL’Ri ’ Wl VV. P m k w . H F L A K .VxrrUiv X C CA TCMINGS A mi jiu|5‘‘0 rttö (ß J cTrnr.t Co m utiny 74 24 7 W a s h . S t . P o r t l a n d , O r e . , V a a icAPiTALj-^ < FA C T O R IE S One of our largest recent ship- ments was to a big firm in London, Eng. We are one of the few American shoe manufac turers maintaining European traveling sales men. 6 Diamond ----- Brand are world-wide a.s. shoes wvMiu-wiue seuers sellers because where they are once worn they are wanted again. The styles are correct, * workmanship and fit ideal, and they wear Savings accounts received from one \ D IG j DIAMOND BRAND shoes IN FOGGY LONDON., strong bank al your very door by using I I I The physician who had attended the family for thirty years prescribed A L L D R U G G IS T S ; 5 0 c . A N D $1.00 . WITH A LAME BACK ? controlled herself quickly and when she looked up again her expression wa* quite calm, whatever It may have Indexed. “ Personalities." she forced herself to say. “ will have t * he avoided. Dick. We settled all that long ago. did we not V' Her words bad a final ring, and Kenr dal! felt himself going white under tl e stab of them. Uould It be possible, a Per 11 past asseverations, that *he had ceased to care so entirely? Surely she could never have suffered ns ho had done the past six months and sit facing bin» now with so cool a de meanor. He was on *he point of speaking when the wrdte- reappeared. Marjorie welcomed his coming with A Boston schoolboy was tall, weak and sickly. His arrns were soft and flabby. He didn’t have a strong muscle in his entire body. Umbrellas repaired by Lee Smith. DO YOU GET UP S a tu r d a y : It £ «¡-»on .-- Í A Í 2 MML ORDER LIQUOR BUSINESS [ Buy you r wines and li<|ums direct from the wholesale house at w holesale prices. 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