WOODMAN HALL, MONDAY EVENING, 0 0 26
P r e v a le n c y o f K ttln e y IH se a ae .
Most people do not realise the alarm
ing increase and remarkable prevalency
of kidney disease
W hilckidneydis-
(o rd c rs a re th e
m o st com m on
diseases that pre
v a il, th e y a re
almost the last
re c o g n iz e d by
patient and phy
sicians, tc\o con
te n t therm elrci
tn th doctoring the effete, while the orig
inal diecaee undermines the system.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, th at Dr. K ilm ers
Sw am p-Root*the g reat kidney remedy,
T h is w o m a n s a y s L y d ia F ,
fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism,
pain in the Diick, kidneys, liver, bladder P i n k h a m ’s V e g e t a b le C o m p o u n d
ssage. s a v e d h e r life . H e a d h e r l e t t e r .
and every part of the urinary
It corrects inability to hoi
watcr 1 Mrs. T. C. Willadsen, of Maiming,
and scalding pain in passing it, or hail
effects following use of liquor, wine or Iowa, writ- s to Mrs. Hnkham :
“ I can tru ly say th a t L ydia K. Pink-
beer, ami overcomes th at unpleasant ne
cessity of being compelled to go often ham ’s V egetable Compound saved my
during the day, and to get up many life, ami I cannot express ray g ra titu d e
tim es during the night. '1 he mild and to you in words. For years I suffered
the extraordinary effect of S w a m p - R o o t w ith the w orst form s of fem ale com
is soon realized. It stands the highest plaints, continually doctoring and
for its w onderful cure* of the most (lis- sp.-odin* lots of money for m edicine
w ith o u t help. I w rote you for advice.
tressing cases. If
— yon need a medicine
.
you should have the best. Sold by drug- followed it as directed, and took Lydia
E. P inkham ’s V egetable Compound and
gists in fifty-cent and one-dollur sues.
° You may have a sample bottle and a it has restored me to perfect health.
Had it not been for vou 1 should have
book th at tells all
been in my grave to-day. I wish every
about it, both sent free
suffering
wom an would try 14. W
by mail. Address Dr.
Kilmer & Co., Bing-
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FACTS
FOR SICK WOMEN.
liamton, N. Y. When Ho., of s—n.p-*~t.
For thirty vein: Lydia E. 1'ink-
w riting mention this paper and don’t
make any mistake, but remember the ham’s Vegetable Compound, made
name, Dr. Kilm er's Swamp-Root, anil I t m roots and herbs, lias been the
the address, Binghamton, N, Y,
standard remedy for female illu.
Do not m ake any m istake, b u t re and has positively cured thousands of
m em ber th e nam e, Sw am p-Root, Dr women who have been troubled with
K ilm er's Sw am p-Root, and the address displacements, inflammation, ulcera
iag h am p to n , N. Y. on every bo ttle.
tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
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If
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W hat the “Big S tic k ” says to the \ We d o n ’t rem em ber ever m eetin g n
New York Republican m anagers goes, girl whose sh es were n o t "a m ile tot
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big” for her.
E 'e n Bryan himself d id n 't liegiti to
•“ “ “
’“ “
I t is now announced th a t th e presi
believe th a t Tuft was so easy to lick.
d e n t will have to c u t his vacation
Mexico w ants Diaz again (or presi- short on acco u n t of over-rest.
ident. Probably she c a n ’t help hei-
I t does n o t m ake any difference to
herself.
] W ash in g to n . She has to ta k e any
W hen T. Roosevelt sails in to th e old president th e rest of th e c o u n try
cam paign, it is tim e to sta rt a n o th e r clue so- to send her.
Ananias citili
T he general im pres-ion appears to
The Hon. .lohn Tem ple Graves ho so far th a t th e republican presiden
w ants the jo in t debates of the land, tia l cam paign has been alm ost as slow
as a P hiladelphia stre e tc a r.
and let who will be president
T he steel tru s '. it is said, will sta rt
In K ansas it is necessary for Mr.
Taft to ru n on the D em ocratic p la t m ills going again in doubtful states.
form. He and Teddy are bo'li try- Oh. very well. It will be a good th in g
to cet them started anyw here.
ii|g to get on it.
One of W illie (lea st's Independence
clubs down in New York deserted th a t
g re at leader the o th er ni lit, com ing
o u t for Bryan A K ern. They ju s t
„.i m il y . . . i i -1! *1... 11-..-.. I—--1 ....-
In th e 181)3-4 so called dem ocratic
“ p a n ic ” th ere were 17 bank failures.
In the 111H7 8 panic in Roosevelt's
a d m in istra tio n , 43 bank stopped pay-
c an Orafflts are kept' hiisv dn d jillg
Mr T aft was sorry the V erm ont
m .jority was so large, for it would
h ive a tendency to create overconfi
dence. He oug h t to be pleased with
th e result in Maine which looks like
a sure D em ocratic victory.
Since it has been a d m itted th a t the
j G, 0 . P. pays its stijr spellbinders ,j!500
I a n ight, an u n p lea sa n t suspicion is
• arrotiseli when a p ro m in e n t dem o
c ra ta n n o u n c e s his conversion to the
T aft tc ket and is placed on the list
of speakers.
S enator Beveridge in one of his
com parisons of the two presidential | If we are to m ain tain th e sp irit of
candidates says th a t Bryan is only an I republican in stitu tio n s, overw helm ing
Aaron and th a t T aft is the real Mo es | defeat and p ro m p t rebuke m u st follow
to lead us through tb s wilderness. I so g reat a desecration of th e self-gov-
In th a t case T aft will no more reach | e rn in g principle, to say n o th in g a bout
th e W hite House th an Moses reached sis w anton a degradation of the presi
th e Prom ised land. T h a t is very d e n tia l dig n ity .
good, Mr. Bryan.
In tariff" reform is the only weapon
I t is an open secret th a t a Salem under H eaven w ith w hich to destroy
m em ber of the next legislature was of th e predatory tru sts. N one u n d e r
fered th e postotfice a t the capital city stan d th is m ore clearly th a n the
to go back on his avowed allegiance tru sts. W itness th e R om an holiday
to S ta te m en t No. 1. T hus are poli of th e steel tr u s t a t Y oungs own,
ticians try in g to defeat 'h e will of Ohio, when H ughes and Beveridge
the people and m ake their votes of no opened th e cam paign.
APPROACHING COMPLETION.
Petition to change boundaries of
school districts 8 until*» to 8 and 39
gran ted.
Ordered th a t each road d istrict be
given credit for 70 per cent of the
am ount of the tevv for Jan u ary 1908 for
read puriHjses, tux as collected to lie
converted into the general fund.
bum of $573 transferred from general
road fund to road d istrict Number 1 :
sunt of $90 transferred from general road
fund to road district Num ber 20; $64.75
transferred to district N um ber 6.
Hoad petition of C A K raber e t al
granted ; petitioners to pay Joseph Kd-
wards $50 as dam ages; $150 allowed Jo-
h Edwards bv county of Polk as dam -
ayes for right of way.
W an bouse bonds of Perrydale Milling
Company and Lewis Macken approved.
E. B O Y D & SON
Corner Grocery
bis official fam ily in the event of his
Marriage Licenses.
Frank Loughary is putting up
election as president. T he H earst windmill.
Km m itt M. T urner ami Klma L.
papers predict th a t H erm an Bidder,
W anted, four old maids for four old W illiams.
H enry C. Thomas
and
Viola
trea su re r of the D em ocratic N ational bachelors.
Reynolds,
C om m ittee, will l>e appointed am bass-
A. Nelson is putting a new roof on
C. ( ’. C arter and Maud Trent.
dor to G erm any. T his is the first bis dwelling.
H a iry II Tucker and Klthie Wheelock.
John
Robinson and B ertha Frean.
tim
e
Mr.
B
ryan's
election
has
ever
Druggist Strong, of M onmouth, was
account. Can they find enough ras
C. Kniest French and Rhoda Bridges.
out this way Saturday with his auto.
been
considered
seriously
by
a
hostile
Roosevelt
got
$280,000
from
H
arri
cals am ong those the people elected
Guy H ew itt has rented a part of the
m an, S herm an as C h a irm a n of the press. T here is no m ore sure in d ica
to accom plish their end?
SHOOT AT DEER.
Sm ith place and is sowing it to
R epublican C ongressional C om m ittee tion afforded anyw here th a t th e dem o Oliver
vetch.
T he num erous H earst publications c o lle ct'd from tru sts, and now Shel c ra ts will as time control of the federal
( ’has. Sm ute and Jam es Hetmick Militia Buys Jump One Up
While
have returned from a bunting trip in
have been
personally represented don, republican trea su re r, is proceed g overnm ent March 4th next.
the
Cascade m ountains.
Target Shooting.
Mr. T «ft says he is in favor of po st
th ro u g h o u t Oregon ami W ashington ing to do th e sam e th in g . Ami these
recently by Ray W ashing on Taylor, tilings show th a t th e rep u b lican s are al savings b anks—so does the rejm hli-
MORE R0TTENESS.
Y esterday while a squad of Company
who is w riting a aeries of articles always “frying o u t th e fa t” as usurers. an platform . T he republican party
H boy* were target shooting at the
lias
lieon
in
power
12
years.
W
hy
showing agricu ltu ral, in dustrial and
The rem ains of George Selby, who h a s n 't it established postal savings Assertions of Big Graft in Panama range near town they jum ped up a deer
h o rtic u ltu ra l actu alities in th is jior-
and commenced to plug a t him , until
lately met such a tragic death near
Canal Deal.
tion of th e United States. Mr. T aylor Dallas, were laid away in the Odd banks? Mr. Taft opposes g u a ’antee-
stopped by L ieutenant (tollman who did
yesterday.
The ing bank deposits. T he reublicans
is on the staff ol the San Francisco Fellows cem etery
Hot care to have the government am m u
tunera! lias been delayed in order to
Last, night’s Portland Journal tins the nition wasted on a poor innocent ani
“ E xam iner,” b u t hie sto rie. will lie ascertain the wishes of bis brother in in K ansas, N ebraska, W isconsin and
following
dispatch;
o th e r state* advocate guaran teein g
printed in all the H earst papers
Virginia.
The New York World today prints a mal. The deer received no injury, as the
bank deposits, but the tug bankers cable from Paris in connection with its hoys had th eir rifles sighted for 1000
oppose th is protection. W h at the big efforts to learn definitely who got the yards, and the deer was not more thnn
B S E = ^ = g - = • =.- s - = 5 t
$40,0tt0,000 paid by the governm ent for
bankers sal! goes w ith the republicans. I Panam a canal, in which it is alleged half that, distance away. By the way,
W hy do they wish postal savings th a t everv source of infomation has those guns are about the most power
ful ones made, and the bullets have a
j banks? Because th ey know th e mon- j been obliterated.
The Paris message asserts that all terrific velocity each second. Including
ley deposited in postal savings banks record of the identity of tlieiiersons who
the curvature, they carry a charge about
I would go in to th e big banks and i received the cash has been bidden and
! eight mHce. Think of lieing a t Falls I
I stre n g th e n th e ir control of th e fi- th a t the records of the details of the City and vet a target for a gun in the ]
agreement between the United States
| nances of th e co u n try .
and the Panama Canal company have hands of someone in Dallas.
L ieutenant Stout, of McMinnville's
T he republican n ational platform ! been either destroyed or lost.
The New York World is supporting | com pany, says onr boys are showing up [
1 w hich was fram ed a t th e d icta tio n of ! Bryan in the present presidential earn ; extraordinarly well in their practise
ing tru s t interests has driven thou- ! paign and the investigation by the i work, and he sees no reason why coin- I
pany H cannot send ont a team th at
■and* and th o u san d s of republican* to
or' ’.' wft-- .^***1* 911 11 rum or that
Douglas Robinson, brother-in-law of can capture at least second or third j
th e sup|>ort of the dem ocratic n a tio n President Roosevelt, and Charles 1*. honors in the state tournam ent. We;
'll tick et. In every sta te in th e west Taft, brother of the republican presi have a n u tn e ro f extra good shootists,
are
*
- a rapidly developing as
i th ere are Bryan clulw composed of dential candidate, made large profits in and . _ more
dealing in Panam a securities.
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»wcustoined t< their rifle sights.
Do
not
forget
the final company etioot
republicans who were forced to leave ^ The World says the lkinklation of the
next Tuesday.
th e G. O. I', because of ita allegiance French com pany’s securities, supposed :
. to have b een sold to American *vndi»j
I will offer for sale just as soon as I can survey
i to and connection w ith th e tru sts. 'd
We have a new job p rin te r now in
a te , was concfuded on June 3. after
W. C. Stout, a late arrival in the st.itc
and plat all of my farm just outside the city
i A strik in g in stance of th is revolt is four years of negotiations. It asserts from
Los Angeles, where he rej>ort*
afforded hy stu d e n ts a tte n d in g the ! th at all official records of the tran- tim es as very dull and thousands of un
limits. This will be known as the Garden
| Mictions have been removed.
employed
Such is tlie case all over the
U niversity of M innesota who have
The sale of the canal to the United
Home Tract. A fine body of rich, black bot
east and num erous soup kitchens are
organized a "B ryan Republican C lub.” , States was m ade hy W illiam Nelson in operation in all large cities. We, of
Cromwell, who is prom inent in the
tom land.
W ith in a period of th ree days a mem i republican campaign.
Oregon, hardly realize how well fixed
we are financially in comparison with
bership of 300 republicans who will
those of o th er states. There is. nor
«ui.ia.rt B ryan ha* h«en enrolled and
of Rev. has not been, anv hard times in this
. .. .
...
Hiram Gnnld, of Forest Grove, was
th e list is still growing.
m arried recently to Dr. A rthur C. B«ig- state. In othei states men are crying
. head of thè history departm ent at for work a t lower wages than ever be
iflc Univartity.—Forwt Grov»,
( fore.
Bicycle
Repairing
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With our 10 years exper-
ience in repairing bicy-
cles with the most un-
to-date tools and metn-
ods we are better pre-
dared to do your wheel 1 1
work than any one else, *
and guarantee satisfac-
tion and right prices.
Full Line of
Bike Supplies
Installm ent
Plan
This is the place
to get your
BABY CARRIAGE TIRES
LEE SMITH’S CYCEERY
5, 10, 15 A c r e T r a c t s
H. G. CAMPBELL
C
WM. M. RASMUS
Wiliiami Brick Will be Ready by
November 1st.
The W illiams brick on C ourt street in
nearing completion. W orkmen are
now plastering the rooms, and by the
tim e th a t has dried the rest of the work
will have been completed and the rooms
ready for occupancy.
The first room from Main street
will be inhabited by the Bell tele
phone people. While this is the
sm allest room in the building, yet
it is sufficiently large for the needs of
Central a rd her many patrons, and will
surely he a great im provem ent on the
wooden building they are now occupy
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ing.
Clara E Clodfelter to A C Moore
I The next store room is commodious
1 and well lighted, and will probably be
lot in In d e p e n d e n c e ............
$
occupied !>v the Dallas Meat company.
A (' Moore et me to Clara E Clod
This will be the first tim e in the history
felter, lot in Independence........
■i of our town for a butcher shop to oc
M atthew Digby to W C Brown. .
mx> cupy a brick building. It will surely
land in D allas...............................
i be an inovation to be proud of and
Monmouth Evaporating A C an
; pleasing to both proprietors and
ning Co. to Monmouth Cream
customers.
ery Co., land in Monmouth
60 j The third room will be occupied by
Eliza DeBord and hd to K athie
700 Mr. L. H. Schultz, the genial proprie
M ettler, lots in Talmage . .
tor of the grocery store now located
M argaret W. Gibbs to Henry Fel-
.directly below the Item izer. In this
lin, 160 acres in Polk and Ben
2000
’large
room Mr. Schultz will have anipl
ton c o u n tie s .................................
space to appetizingly display his fin
F W Rex et ux to Edward Rex,
50 acres, t 8 s, r4 w ..................... 4,500 line of eatables.
periodic pains, backache, that bear George W Mager«, to J E Mager«
The last room next to the alley will
500 bo the postofiice, and it also is breaking
ing-down feeling, flatulency, indices 80 acres, t 7 s. r 6 w .................
' its record by going into a brick building.
T h e stra n g est c o m p lain t in the ti'in,dizziness,or nervous prostration. William Hartlis« et ux to Martin
: This room will satisfy the needs of Mr.
Hartlis« et al, 40 acres in t 8 s,
divorce courts noted for some tim e is Why don’t you try it ?
liC oart and his assistants f- r vears to
r 8 w ..............................................
th a t of a woman who w ants to leave , M r s . P i n k l i a m I n v i te s a l l «lek J W Bullard et ux to Ellis Dod
come, and is well fitted for the fast and
w o m e n t o w r i t e h e r f o r a d v ic e .
226
convenient delivery of .nails. All mail
her husband because he w ont dye his S h e h a s g u i d e d t h o u s a n d s to
son, lots in Independence
wagons can n o the alley entrance, thus
W D O t t i n j f t r i t o l t-> Prudence
h a ir red to m atch th e new fu rn itu re . h e a l t h . A d d r e s s , L y u n , M a ss.
(500 preventii.;: the blocking of the street in
Chapin, land in B allston.........
The alim ouy should be large and
front.
John H Putnam et ux to Oscar E
The entire brick is fitted in an iTp-to-
And C atherine F ry , 48 acres in
g ratefully paid by th e husband to
1365
date
m anner, with all modern conven
t
7
s,
r
3
t
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such a wife. Som e m en have no PORTLAND HOTEL ARRIVALS G W McLoughlin et ux to Frank
ience, and Mr. W illiams can well be
proud of it.
art istic tenileni ies.
P and Emm a J Grounds, 53
T h u rsd a y :
acres in t 9 s, r 4 w ................... 2500
J. B. Slund, Dalian.
Mr. B. Friesen inform us th a t the
Margaret Peterson to A J Barham
A FEW TRU TH S.
wind of Tuesday night blew from its
and George Record, 13 acres in
F rid a y :
405 supports the old Swedenberg church
Flora McCallon, Dallas.
t 6 s, r 6 w ................... ...........
which H'Uiry Dolph had purchased and
N. L. Guy. Dallas
Louisa M Peterson to A J Btffhain
T he federal ad m in istratio n last year
moved to bis place at Polk to be used
F. II. Bovdle, Dallas.
70 acres in t 7 s r 6 w .................
«pent fifty four m illion dollars more
for warehouse purposes.
George Heckel to C W Michael,
S a tu rd ay :
160 acres in t 9 s, r 8 w .............
th a n it sp en t in th e 1898 war.
G. W. Vaughn, Dallas.
Dr. Lowe, the optician and eye spe
M artha E Simpson to Alice M
Mrs. Vaughn, Dallas,
cialist, who is to be at Hotel Gail next
R epublican
leaders have been
Wood, land in A irlie.................
D. I). Myer, Indep.
Monday and Tuesday, has been coining
throw n in to c o n stern a tio n over the
M J Husk to Paul Rusk, lot in In
to Dallas for more than 17 years. If lie
S u n d ay ;
dependence ...................................
“ b re a k ” which R epresentative Long-
was a new optician he could not con
K. tf. W illiams, Dallas.
R
E
W
illiams
to
J
G
VanCrsdel,
tinue to come and do the business lie
Mrs. Jackson, Dallas.
w orth, th e p resid en t’s son-in-law
lot in D allas................................
does,
m ade in his speech a t Rock Island, M onday:
C. L. Brown, Dallas,
Illinois, in w hich lie out-lined the
Probate Court.
H. C. Vanskike, Dallas.
O. Vanskike, Dallas.
Roosevelt dynasty.
Estate of W illiam Miller, deceased—
Hfr. T ail says th a t th e panic is T uesday:
final account set for hearing Saturday.
Varie Shelton. DaMas.
a b o u t over apd t h a t conditions have
E state of Rebecca Sm ith, deceased -
H. R. Lowe. Fall - City.
final account set for hearing W ednesday,
ab o u t reached norm al. T h a t does
Miss Emm a C hristian, Falls City.
N
ovem
bers, at 10 a. m.
K. D. Kessler, Monmouth.
not correspond w ith th e view of the
( 1, 11. Cooper, Falls City.
Estates of O. It. Pickens and Evaline
C hicago Board of E du catio n th a t l.r>,-
Steffy, deceased—sem i-annual account
Miss Cooper, Falls City.
filed and approved subject to final set
W. W. Chappell, Falls City,
0 0 ) children go to school hu n g ry
tlem ent.
partly because th e ir fathers c an n o t get W ednesday:
G uardianship
of . David ....
S. . M artini. j
Otis Bentley, indep,
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em ploym ent a* d because of the in-
ed subject to final settlem ent.
Dr. J. V. Scott, Falls City.
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ln a speech in th e west Mr. T aft
told th e people th a t if .Mr. llryan suc- I
Married Ffty Years.
Patents.
needed he would p u t trust-con trolled j Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S d fa rth were*
to Andrew Parrish.
S. to Edward Itiggs.
articles on th e free list, hut th a t the J m arried 50 years ago Wednesday at the
republican* would not do any tiling of home of the latter’s parents, near Silver-
A STACK OF GKOCKRIK8
Registration Closes on 20th.
th e sort, h u t the “ republican plan of ton, Marion county, by Justice Bruce.
Those who have not registered and is required to meet the dem ands of a
They
have
been
residents
of
this
coun
reg u latio n is th e proper rem edy.’
*sire to vote for president next m onth, rapidly growing business. Do you for
ty for many years, having first settled
had better In? doing so, as the registia- one m inute believe th a t our trade
T he 'republican plan of re g u la tio n ”
in Spring Valley ami iater at Oakdale tion lKioks will close prom ptly at 5 would continue to increase if our gro
has been in operation 12 years, with coining to Dallas about two years agf o ’clock on the evening of October 20th, ceries were not
th e re su lt th a t u nder M cKinley 127 where they are cosily settled surround or next Tuesday evening. After that
<>K STANDARD QUALITY?
now tru sts were organized and nn 'er ed by an interesting family. The a n n i tim e the only way in which you will be Of course you don’t. So wliv not trv
able to record your vote will be the put the grocery store th a t suits so many
Roosevelt 107 new ones began busi versary of this auspicious event was cele ting of six freeholders to the trouble of
other people? You certainly want good
ness. If t h e ‘‘republican plan of regu hrated by a delicious dinner a t the sw earing you in. So far the county groceries as well as they. Our pnces
clerk
has
added
some
35
new
names
to
enable you to get them .
la tin g ” is pro|ier, w by do tru sts m u l home of their daughter, Mrs. H. G
the registration rolls, and there are prob
tip ly and why do they c o n tin u e to Campbell, when many useful tokens of ably 20 others who have registered at
love were given the aged parents by other places than the court house.
practi e ex to rtio n ?
Most of the names registered are cancel
...at the ..
T h e m etropolitan papers have be th eir children.
lations, and it is presum ed the vote of
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gun to s|a'cu late as to the m en whom
the county will not he greatly increased
LUCKIAMUTE STATION.
over the Ju n e election.
Mr. Bryan nsilI select as m em bers of
W h a t T o D o.
s
The Play You
Want to See
PRESENTS
s
The Alcazar Stock Co.
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In the beautiful pastoral play
O ur Minister
W A S H I N G T O N A N D T E N T H STS
rO R TLAflD . OREGON
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W R IT E F O R C A T A L O G
S.h>.olt JiU I'i i
F t< m o ( i o v d I ' o r i t U u
THE OREGON EIRE RELIEE
McMinnville, Oregon.
CHAS. GREGORY, ASeot
DALLAS, OREGON
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Under the personal supervision of
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G. LESTER PAUL.
This is the second appearance in
our city of this popular stock com
pany, which has scored such an un
precedented success.
POPULAR PRICES -
SEATS SELLING AT STAFRIN’S
All charges prepaid to the nearest express office.
quart bottle, of GENUINE CYRUS
i NOBLE direct to you, all charge, paid
to the ncare.t railroad express office.
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Containing all those secondary constituents
the government chemists say M UST BE T H E R E
that it may be called whiskey.
A ny so called whiskey that doesn’t contain them,
w hether bottled in bond or not, is alcohol—not
whiskey.
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It is whiskey—and nothing but whiskey.
Now sold direct to you by the biggest and best
known legitimate wholesalers in the Northwest.
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Established ¡664
105-107 Second Street, Portland, Oregon
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four quart* C H IA N E CYRUS NC3LE.
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If not, there is a reason for it.
M any tim es th e c h il
dren would ra th e r stay hi.m e in the evening if they
only had som ethin;.' to do. Give them an oppor
tu n ity to gain some a cco m p lish m en t so they will be
able t - he leaders in th e ir social circles.
If you
w ould buy a piano on our easy paym ent plan, you
would be giving them th e best chance of th e ir lives.
We sell m any of the worlds best m akes and grades
including, M ison & H am lin , H ard m an , W igm an,
I ’rice and T uple, etc., a t prices ra nging from $137 up
to $750.
We will sell your old organ or piano for you.
Call and see us a t th e A dam s & Brobs F u rn itu re
Co’s store.
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OLDEST PIANO HOUSE ON THE PACIFIC COAST
Pianos and O rgans
tu n ed and repaired
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Morris, the leading jeweler, has just recei ed a
beautiful line of gold headed umhrtdl.is and w anes
from .f2..50^to $15 each, all guaranteed, also a new
one of late cuts in Libby cut glass.
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DALLAS
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