GRANGE
PROFESSOR R. A PEARSON
DIRECTORY
Orangs Member st H.sd ef Agrtsul
Oregon Mats Orange Offkcrs.
tural Department at New Verb.
Forest Grove
Governor Hughes of New York state Master. Auattn T Buatun
Ovarwrr, A T ah mask «■
Central Fui Hl
recently ap|H4nte<l Professor Ray tumid Iwturvr. J J. Juhiuvn
Portland
Goble
Msaarxl, W a ^ounw
A. I'ears, hi of Cornell Agricultural col
tirile
K w sismi »
Succeeding Greahaiu Vindicator, Gresham Gaxett», Fart Multnomah Reconi,
lego
as coiuuiisalouer of agriculture to Chaplain. Otear
Multnomah Record and Montavilla Herald.
Independence
Traa»urvr II Ihrarhbert
su.x-ev'it Charles A. \V let I tig, whose Secretary. Mra Mary s llouanl
M uhm»
k' - LMir. I S la»«i «u
Blay lull
Published Every Friday at Gresham. Ore., by the Raavaa Svara Pvausuiau C o term of offic« h.ul expired.
Thia up oale
IV iuuiu Mra l.ulu K Mllh r
Albany
H. A. DARNAI.L. Eturoa attn Mattawa.
Mt H viri g
|s>ii>linent la particularly pleasing to Oree. Mra < <»ra l«rfs
Flora, Mm Hu»ir WeTh
Condon
(he tn« tubers of tbe grange of New lady Steward, Mi» K K I- <<«n
Clot rnla le
WttCiiniON UTtt ivr Yesr |1 » strictly In advance, to h»reian ewunlrtea
»to Six
York statix lu which 1‘rofeasor i'varsou
Month» hV .Three month» trial »ubmri»»<ion» Mk Single «top I re -M*. A»k twr eltaMdng rat» »
KXK1I TIVK » OMMII IT K
MNiTUMCfS should be rent by Expres» sr l‘rel*>ffire Money Order. Beglalrred Uller re Check is au active worker. He la a member tUMiln T Huxiwu
Forv»l Greve
Stamp» accepted up to W rents.
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Altkauy
cate u ithiu two wet k« the receipt of your remittance. If it dors mM pleuav notify ua
He has done vol
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MCMTHMMRCCS In keeping with well reeugni»<d buiiiies* principh ' all«ubeerlplion» will
ualUe work In Austin T Buxton
F»»real <1 reve
be stopped promptly upon expiration of time paid for
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tbe dairy dlvl-
CNM6f Of AOMfSS In ordering change o( address give old as well as new address
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t »lacada
alou of t'ormdl
COOOftPMOtlin are wanted in even nunmunily. If no rerrespondetwe apiwao from >*»ur
Belghlx>rh«H>«l you are re»|»< clfulh rear .wtetl to send ua a» ««any I-«cal item» »» »<»u . an
college for the
AtrERTtSIM RATES l.KuAl AUVERTlSlX'> »et in lea«i».l >i\ point. KV per line first iiiM-rtio'.
(Grange* are requeatv i m -»end to The llvruld
past five yeunt
he 1 »er line cat h subsequent Insertion. OlSi’I.tX Al>\ b.RTl^l> \,» |x»dtl*»n guaranteed
i Inn»mallon «o that a bitef cani c»n lw run
XV per single column Inch each issue. Liberal discount allowed ire either lime or space adver
aud has been a , under thia hra.ltng free
"viid pise, »lay and
tisements, but not both.
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cloae studeut of hour .»f meet lug. )
For position (snv wise) 5c I*’’ inch additional. Rb.Al»b.R>». 1A- per line ttmt insertion »< per
agricultural life
line each subset; »rent Imeni. n. I.«M Al> (V ant <\»lumB onl>». tea woni ea» h isaue ra'unilN'«
MULTNOMAH GBAX« K xo TÌ Meet« the
two figure» an initial or an abbreviation a« oue word Xe local accepted f»»r I.-* than 1»
He was bora In , fourth
tu ni ay In •ver» month at lu •*'a iu
CenU- l‘K«»FESSl»»X Al. CARO* (oue inch). 2 * -each "lie CARUBOb TH A X K8 |nt»i e\xcv*l
Evansville, lul. ' iu Campbell's hall, intent
ing two im hea). .M) rent* I.FTTKRN GF t'ONDOLKX» K (not «cseding four inch.») Si
OBIT! AKIK> for actual subaeribers or member» of their tamiNes. up to )re words ir«
CLACK AM AB tl RANG b mret» first Raluntai
11*1873. He pro
all over 1«‘ words. Ic a won! (invariably in advanre). t onal the wonia and remit a.vonliti k
of each month at tu ai » ui ami third Swtui
pared for col lege day at 7 A) p iu
_
All Iaxtge, Grange, School, Church, or other not lore or advertisement» of »ovials. pwrtt<
dance«, ct»ncert*. theatricals, etc . given for a profit charged for at regular rule*
at Ithaca aud
FLBABANT VAI.I.KV GRAX'.K N.» iaii
In order to insure change ot a.1 advertiser« must have copy iu this ollc uot later than
M.cts »«Niinl Suiunla» at «• p m ami tourth
eutered Cornell
Tuesday preceding day of publication.
-tolunlay al h» a>n iu vt.ry month
front which he
IM FRiRTlSi is « nr ¡specialty. We are sell equipped to d«» th* N *t work at curn i.t price*
R< h hW<H»U GRANGb Mrrh the first Wed
graduated
lu , nesday
Kspecialiy tanners* s id bus! 1»« mi m. 11s letter Heads Knvelopo Butler W rapn-r> Si*tein< nt-
of each month at * p in and third
•tc., in »mail or large quantities Auction Bill* lh»Jg. r>. P.v-ten» etc . priufart on "bort n--iu.
ISM. securing urday at 10 a iu.
his master o.
Enter cl as second-Hass matter at the pretoffiee at Grus ham. Oregon
FAIRVIKW tiRANGI
scleuce degree lu <lav at lO Ai a m. : third
I So clock, each mouth.
1SW After grid
imagine anything more annoying uatiou he entered the milk
Rl SHKI.IVIIIJ: GR k \<K \»i Vet M.vtwlu
tHisIneas In Ru»«eUvillv
schoolhouse ou ihr MMHtnd aud
to older people but when babies I'hlladelpbla and <r»i oue o/ the Srat 1 fourth Bai unlay night» in each
month
to
control
the
production
of
a
sanitary
KVKXIXG
STAR UR A' b Meet* in their
in arms are so subjected to these
milk supply for a large city. He was hall at South Mount Tat r on th»« first Sat Ur
of each month al U' a in All V (altura a tv
attacks the result is not only pit in the milk business oue ymr and then •lav
a r k'ome.
We wish to advise our friends iful but dangerous. The mos entered the goveruuieut service as as
GRXBHAM URAXGF
Meet» second -Mlur
to step lightly when approaching quito is a poisonous insect. With slstant chief of the dairy division, do- day in each mouth al iu ■«> a m
mg > >ine excellent work under Secrv
OAMASCUB GRANtiK XU >-1 Mr. n first
The Herald office, especially at each bite it injects a stinging tary
of Agriculture James Wllaou. He Saturday each month
night
Recent improvements acid that poisons the flesh and «enl to Cornell in l'.UCi, ami under hl. LBNTB GRAN g K kle. t< m*<*«»n«l Aaluntav of
each month at 10 30 a m
have effected the face of things causes coagulation of the blood. supervision the de|uirtiueut of dairy lu
CLACK AM AH GR IX .► XU
Meets th,
dustry has reached its present high
first Sal unlay I n the inni h at lu au a m ami
so we might get lost ourselves.
Subsequent rubbing to ally the position. To Professor Pearson almost the
third Salunlay at 7 <0 p m
itching bruises the flesh and the entire y is due the building up of this ANALI MRIA GBANGb XO *.T Meet, iu all
l>artment. His reputation In the ag day session first Saturday tn each month in
grange hall near « orb. tt
We are still continuing to hear decomposition of broken down d<
ricultural world lias lieen made through
echoes about the Gresham cele tissue may end in sores of more hard, consistent work, and bis ability
— 1— nature,
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Nor is this all. is risognixed throughout the country
bration—"Going to have another serious
News p«‘rtalnluK te ihe
He lias always stood for the farmer •«-rttsl livre free ot citarse
Perhaps.
Too
The
mosquito
breeds
in water and
«liiivuitcemenl. perl« in.
one next year?" 1
lias iwen prominent iu state grange tor which e charge U nis i«-
end ««. for
early to figure now but if we do alive with germs, . His body ot- work. He has decliued numerous Of edverttsaveats
i»
ripeeled «od e|.|»reel«<. 4
it will be a surpriser. We know fers a most excellent oppor fers of positions in agricultural lines lu
states
tunity for their distribution. He other
how now.
GRANGE NIKS IN BRIEf
Professor rearson's new honor will
is notable for carrying malaria tiring with It a salary of *4.000' He
l.enU
grange n>ei Saturday, July 11
also tie allowed expenses not to ex
Did anyone ever see such hay- S^rn13- A few injections of will
Mr Faler waa initiated into tin- flratdf-
•el'll $500 a year. As an added honor
ing weather as prevailed early . these and you have enough of his new posltiou will make him a tuem gree and Mra. E. (.’. Neim-r was re-ad-
Dry
this week?
L
. enough for t^iem *n >’our Glood to inoculate a tier of the board of trustees of Cornell iii it ted The lecturi- hour waa nwwtly
university, and he will thus Im still
given to diacuaaiou of the new hall and
quick curing, shady enough to regiment.
losely connected with Cornell, lie will
If you are especially strong also be a memtier of the board of con pwtal Mvinga que-tion. Being a very
prevent bleaching and cool
warm day tbeaeeai.n waa not prolonged
enough most of the time to make you may successfully resist the trol of the ex|>erlnient station at Gene Several new eandidatea were balloted
va am! of the state fair commission.
fine handling. And there seems disease they produce but though His term of office will Im three years. on. Fir»' and aeevnd degree will be
given next time.
it may not completely incapaci-
to be some hay too.
EDITORIAL COMMENT
i
Now that the Fair has a show
of life let us loose no opportunity
to keep it moving. We may kill
it entirely now by a little neg
lect. Be on hand Saturday eve
ning to give it all the encourage
ment you can. Remember the |
time. 8 p. m.
We wish to call the attention
of our subscribers to our club
bing lists. By taking advantage
of the offering, two good papers
may be obtained in some in
stances for the price of one and
in one case two for less money
than the price of one.
THE MAN BEHIND THE PLOW
There’s been a lot to say about the man behind the gun.
And folks have praised him highly for the noble work he done;
He won a lot of honor f«»r the land where men are free—
It was him that -« nt the Spanianls kitin’ back across the sea.
But he’s had his <lay of glory, had his little spree, and now
There’s another t«» be mentioned—he’s the man behind the plow.
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A Itattleship’s a wonder and an army's mighty grand.
And warrin's a profession only heroes understand;
There’s something sort o’ thrilliu’ in a flag that’s wavin' high,
And it makes > u want to holler when the l*oys go inarchin* by;
But when th»- sir ««tin’s over and the fightin’s done, somehow
We find we’re still dependin’ on the man behind die plow.
They sing about the glories of the man ln*himl the gun,
And tlie book- are full • I -t«»rie* of the wonders he has done;
The world has been made over by the fearless ones who fight;
Lands that use to be in darkne-* they have open«! to tbe light;
W hen God’s children snarl the - ildier has to settle up tbe row.
And folks haven’t time f -r thinkin’ of the man behind the plow.
Let us remember in boosting
In all the pomp and splendor of an army on parade,
the Fair that there is a big
And through all the awful darkn- -- that the smoke of battles maile ;
country tributary’ to Gresham.
In the halls where j» a * >
r arid where shoutin’ men debate;
In the pa lac« - where rulers deal out honors to the great.
It is well enough for our citizens
There is not a single per-'«n who’d be doin’ bizness now
to be liberal in subscribing to its
Or have medals if it wasn’t for the man Ixdnnd the plow.
support but it is more desirable
We’re a-buildin’ mighty citiv- and we’re gainin' lofty heights;
that we interest people at a dis
We’re a-winnin’ lots of glory and were settin’ things to rights;
tance in the surrounding dis
We’re a-showin’ all creation how the world's affairs should run;
< I
tricts. If we secure their finan
Future men’ll gaze in wonder at the things that we have done,
I I
cial support we will also secure
And they’ll overlook the feller, just the same as we do now,
Who’s the whole concern s foundation—that’s the man liehind the
their interest and good will and
plow.
their representation in the exhib
—S. E. Kiser.
its we hope to have made. By
this we do not mean that the
surrounding country should be
expected to do the whole thing late you for active work, it has Not the least of the influences which
but that it should hold a fair por a tendency to weaken the sys are tending to boost the already un
precedentedly high price of corn to a
tion of the amount to be raised. tem which is apparent in the still
higher level is the unusually wet
apatny—tired feeling so hard to condition of the soil to tie found In
| overcome. How then about the many sections of Illinois, one of the
The Herald will try a new
banner corn states of the Union, which
make up next week and perhaps little child who is not able to ex has rendered impossible In many cases
press
his
discomfort
intelligently.
the plow ing of last year's fields. Many
longer. The size of the sheet
them lie untouched, with the old
has not been satisfactory for Every parent should endeavor to of
stalks still standing gaunt and tiare.
protect
their
homes
by
using
quite a while. We look forward
So heavy has lieen the rainfall that It
to the time when there will be screens or by any conceivable has been next to impossible to get on
the ground with a team, let alone
no patent inside matter and in means from the dangers that at to
working the soil with any satisfactory
tend
the
mosquito
bite.
Of
order to adjust ourselves to that
results. The above conditions, perba|is
time the change in form will be course you cannot altogether pre aggravated In portions of Illinois, ex
vent the breeding of mosquitos. ist in greater or less extent through
made now.
considerable portions of the entire corn
We shall endeavor to give just Many of them that reach us Ix-IL One of the discouraging features
come
from
the
pools
and
sloughs
atioiit the situation is the fact that
as much news as ever and if
there Is hardly any other crop that caa
anything is omitted it will prob near the rivers. But many more be grown In the short portion of the
breed
in
pools
or
barrels
near
ably be some editorial material,
season remaining.
The situation de
insures bard times locally, at
the limitation of which will, we your homes. Drain the pools, scribed
I
least, of a very depressing character.’
believe, be quite satisfactory. empty the barrells or put a little
That
Oar observation has been that coal oil on the surface.
the one mainly interested in the will ‘‘fix ’em.”
editorials has been the editor,
and he chiefly because he has to
write them. We have prepared
to begin a new story which we
hope will meet the approval of
every lover of good stories and
also come up to our expectations
as to quality.
There has been a lot of talk
this summer about the discom-
forts caused by the onslaught of
mosquitoes which we have been
compelled to bear. We have no
ticed several small children liter
ally covered with welts caused
by mosquitoes. We can hardly
Will »ome »mall boy who read» tbla
department try to flKiire out for hlin-
aelf and mail the writer of these notea
an explanation of how angleworm« get
into the tub by the well during the
night—that is. why are they not seen
there at night, bat are found there in
the morning? This is a natural history
phenomenon that has caused a good
many older boys and girls to scratch
tJielr limuiti
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Flour has gained lor itseli a wonderful rvpuUtatin lor its
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GOOD QUALITIES
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D. W. Metzger has just ordered another complete car and
Mr. Wiley ol Lents, a car and the Reservoir Grocery a car.
Try Iti
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OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASSOCIATION
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anb
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CONSERVATIVE.
STRONG.
SAFE
l’HOMIT. CHEAP
tpply to H. W.
Snaahall, Pres.
<«re-liain. Oro
COASTtlBIAKES,
$ I
Write to J. J. kern. Secretary.
ßtifi E. Yamhill *l.. Portland
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A RELIABLE TIMEPIECE IS
A GREAT CONVENIENCE
Whatever your Watch or ( lock
Needs I can tlx it for you. or il
von need a new timepiece for
home, office or |a>cket use I can
supply your needs and guarantee
satisfaction.
NO NONE TtONILE FIOM FMCTNSf S
JEWELER
j
ftrn «4
f t!l
iw
NAIlJt, Tarbe «»r
will iiat let the
air out. Ality ihctuaatui pah« reki la»< y<
twn hun hr*| thou«**!'«! pair« now to uw.
DF9O9ftPTtOlii Made!«all»lara tthhvw'v
and easy rfehng »<rt vduiahlcand boortl ii»»ulr wHh
• »pee la I uttality <*f rublter, which nev« 1 I wumii «
poixiua and which clcww» up »mall tmi»« turea wHh«wit allow
Ina ihcalc toea.-ape We Uavr hundtrda <W let let» ft»»» aatla-
t«dcu»tomcr»»iati>tC that Ihtir tliwahaveonlv Iwrti pumprd
u|>uni«»»« iwkv in a whole waaun I'hey weigh r»c mo«r than
anotdinary the. the puncture rr»iMtiij( «¡ualitk-atiring given
bv aavrtal layer« of thin, »tan tally pteparad (ab«ta «m the
tieaxl rhe regular price of tncac lirvatupt y> ¡wi pah.hut fur
a»l»C! tiatng pu-|»«r»we arc nuaklna a ■»; ■ .4 .1 ■
• •«« r to
the ruler of nuly $4 ito prr pair All order« «hipped aanie «lay letter U rvcelw»!. We «hip C. O. D oa
approval Y«m do t»o< twv a cent until you have evaiuinwi and l«>und them strictly aa rrpreaaatrd
We will allow a raah .ilaoount M \ per rent tilwrri.v making the prire •A.Ad per pah) if you
llil » 1 *11 it I I II «»’ il»Kli -I <
-• tlii« ad
U r will al»., aend »a«
nakrl plated bra»» hand potnp Tlrra to tw returned at »I K raperae if (or any rewaua they are
not »atiafacior/on e*anii«u»U«»n. We are perfectly reliable and tt*ney went to ua to aa aafe aa la a
batik 1! you order a pair of (hear the«, y»»u will find that they will ride eaaier. run faater.
wear better, laat longer and look finer ihan any lira you have ever used or aren at any price. We
know that you wlll bc so well plcaard that when y»’»» warn a bicycle you will give us your order.
We waul you to tend ua a trial order at om-e. hence thia remarkable tire offer.
lz#Bga Atam Vfne*C* ‘hm’t boy any kin»! at any price until you send for a pair af
fr TUU WKataU f /Fl&O !!
«-. pritval and trial at
the apectal introductory price quoted atxjvr. or write for our big Tire and Hundry Catalogue which
describe a and quote« all makes and kinds of tire« at about half the n»usi pr Uva.
but write >»a a f »'al b-Uy IM» NOT THIN U «»F BUYING a Hcyete
1J<J /¥</ f VVJMf or a pair M the« I«« aey«me until you km»w the new and wowdefful
offer« we are making. ¡1 only coals a postal to learn «every thing. Write it NOW.
191 Morrison Hirer!
CORTLAND,
OREGON
Near Fap*« Restaurant.
To John Walsh, the als>vi"nam«'«l
defendant:
In the Name of the State qf Oregon,
you are hereby required io appear and
answer the complaint filed against yon
in the als»ve-en titled court ami cause on
or befort th«- I Ith «lay of August, Him.
which is sts weeks after the Kali day of
Joly, I'JliH, the <lat<- orilered for the iirsl
publication of thin notice, and if you
fail to so ap|««'ar gn«l answer the plain
tiff wi|l take judgment against you f«»r
the sum of fifteen (15) dollars, and for
coats and disbiiracinenta herein in-
carrrd.
This notice is published by
l>. H. Johnson, Junth-e of the
tl>e ahove-iHMmsi court, ma«le ami en
tered oil the Ikl day ot Jul
O M.
A ttorne
flirj W’orcester Bldg.,
First publication July 10,
publication Aug. 14, IIFM.
50 HEDGETHORN
SELF-HEALING Tl
/A< r«XMA«r rrW«/
£< W ^9 /UJr, A m / A*
Fred D. Flora
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I’leaaani \ alley grange belli ita regu
Contest Notice
lar bi-monthly meeting Saturday night.
I depart mm t of tbe Interior, t’uitvd
It having been deci led at the last meet
.Stairs luind < Itlice.
ing that it should I* an ojien meeting,
Portland. Orv., July I, llfc*.
a literary pn gram of some length war
A siitticient contest attidaxii having
preitarol by our eifi.-ient lecturer.
The Iwnci tiled in this office by I»ra IF
Brindley, coi»tr*tant, against Home*
program consisted of declamation read
Mead entry No. 1313*». made October 10,
ing, vocal ami inatrumental niu-ic, tat- IIM«». f«»r SW 1 a , Section 17, Township 1
Fi'.r.-liiV \ Ictliei,
Iona aud shadow pictures.
A cake con \ . K.*iige »• E ,
test was held by the young ladies. Mias c<»nt«*Mtert in which it is alleg'd that
ahe in well ar«|uainlrd with the tract of
Myrtle Snaahall received 1st prize tor land embracfil in the bntnvatcad entry,
the most artistic cake.
Tbe committee and known the pr»*i»t‘nl condition of th«»
said nothing about the quality of the -nine; also that antd t*nirywoman has
an»i e^jMi iallv fur
prize cake as they di I not taste it. The al>nndon<*<l the
the laat fix month#*, that »I m * has never
’ilk quilt rattled <ai non by .Mrs I'.. (’. r?’*id'*d u |»» ii or cultivated »ai<l hin«l in
Holcomb.
It brought «.Hl and wan a any manner, ami that there are no im
gift ot Mrs. Rvan. The lecture hour is provement* thereon, ami that aaki
open to the general public and all •re allvw'*d ahaenct» from the said land was
not »hi«- to her employment in the
welcome.
Army. Navy, ssr Marine Cortie of tl»e
('tilled State?» as a private soldi« r. offi
cer, aeamgn. or marine, during tlie war
How to Kilt Your Town,
with Spain, or during any other war in
Go to other towns and buy you which the l'nit«"<l »Stat« ** may l*e en
gaged. Said partiea are hereby notitle»!
t«> ap|M*ar, rvspoml and offer evkleiirt»
Denounce your merchants because touching said allegation al 10 o’clock
a in. oh S-‘ptenilier 24, HMK, bvfore the
they make a profit on their good*.
Register and Receiver at the I'nih-d
Make your own town out a very laid State« I-iml offho in Portlaml, th«*gi»n.
place, and atali it every chnn<*v you g»-t.
The -aid conte«tant having, in a prop
Ruiii'te to unite in any acbeihr for the er affidavit, tihil Jun»* 2ft. H*1**. set forth
facts which show that after du«» dili-
betterment of the material interest»
genc«* |M»raonal servi«*e of this noth*«*
the people.
cannot l»e made, it is hereby «»rdere«l
Tell your merchant that you can buy and dire«*t«*d that sin h n«>tice lie given
by dm* and prof »er pulilh'ation.
your goods a great deal cheaper in an
AlJ«ERN<>\ S DRESSER,
other town ami charge him witii ex-
Register.
First publication July to, P.W; last
torti<>n.
publication July 31, II juh .
Keep every cent you gel, and don’t
do anything of a public nature unless
Summona
you can make something out of it di* In th«* JiiMtir«* C'Mirt f<>r .Multnomah
rectly.
District, County of Multn«»inah, Stair*
of < Iregon.
When you say anything of your town
Gvo. K» ll«*r, Plaintiff, v«. John Waleh,
say it in such a way dial it will leave
I h*fen<iant. Nuihinona:
the impression that you hate no faith
To John W h I m I i , defendant uliove
in it.
named:
Patronize outside newspapers to the
In 1 In* Nam«* of the Stat«- of Or«*g<»n.
exclusion of your own, ami then de you ar»- In-n-hy rt.*«|nir«*d to appear ami
nounce your home paj»er for not being anNwer th«* <*omplaint of tin* plaintiff
fil«*<i Rgaiiiat you in th«* alM»vr*-«*ntitled
an large as the city pajiers.
court ami caurn* on or Irefore the 14th
day of Auguat, IIMW, which is six week«
after the l<»th «lay of July,
the
An hour's vigorous exercise each date or<h*red for the firwt publication of
day will put the man who Is occupied thi« notice, ami if you fail to »0 ap|>ear
In close and conflulng indoor parsuits ami aimwer the plaintiff will tak<* judg
In shape so that he can do more and ment agaiiiMt yon for the miiiyi of one
l*tter quality of work In the seven or hundred (Kll) dollar« ami for coat« ami
nine hours remaining than he would dinburadnenta h«*rein incurred.
Thi« notice in published by order of
tie capable of were be to devote the en
tire time at his disposal to work with D. B. Johnson, Justice of th«* Pea«-«* of
the alrove-namerl court, made ami en
out any exercise.
This Is a fact that
tered on the M ‘lay of July, 19 is.
thousands of men don't seem to realize
JOHN W III’FF,
until they are broken down with nerv
Attorney for Plaintiff.
ous exhaustion, which Is usually the First publiuiiti«»u .Inly 10, HOM t hint
direct result of not keeping the lasly
pi 11»1 ¡ration Aug. 14, IIKJH.
In the pro[>er physical and nervous
trim through wholesome and much
Summons
needed exercise.
In the Justice Court for Multnomah
Itiatrict, County of Multnomah, State
of Oregon.
National Credit Association, n <-<ir
»oration, Plaintiff, vs, John Walsh, >
liefendant, Hammons:
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A washing machine of more recent
manufacture than 1M90 ought to form
a part of equipment of every house
hold where the washing is done at
home. It is for the good wife, with her fl
manifold and exacting duties, what
the hayfork or manure spreader Is for
the man of the house a great reducer
of bard, back breaking work.
Cupid Flour
J. L MEAD CYCLE COMPANY,
Midsummer Clearance Sale
1/3 off THREE PIEΠSUHS 1/3 off
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$25 Suits
$20 Suits
$15 Suits
$22.50 Suits .
. $16.55
$15.00 ;;
$12.65
. $13.35
$17.50 Suits .
$12.50 Suits .
$8.35 : :
. $10.00
$10.00 Suits . . $6.65
OUTING SUITS 1-2 PRICE
1/3 off
STRAW MATS
1/3 off
This means not only a few, but our Entire Line ol ! ■
High Grade Nobby Straws
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NORRIS-RAKER (JO.
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$23
"A merk an Clothier»"
MORRISON STREET
S ucccmotb to Wektt A Co,
l»ORII.AND,
NORTH
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BEACH
Near the mouth oi the Columbia River, on the Washington
Side, reached from the City oi Portland on the
Splendid Excursion
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STEAMER T. J. POTTER
in about six hours. It is upward oi twenty miles long, very
broad and level and almost as compact as a composition pave
ment. It is dotted its entire length with towns, cottage settle
ments, tented cities, villas, fine hotels and all the amusement
accessories of a popular summer beach resort. It’s the place
to go for rest, health and a good time. Thousands go there
for their summer outing. Try it.
The Potter will sail every day except Sundays
During the Summer Season.
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CHICAM, ILL
See Published Schedule.
Fare from Portland, Round Trip $4.00
Saturday to Monday Tickets . . 3,00
Purchase tickets ami r ike rescrvatlona at city licket ofllae, Third and
Washington streets, Portland or enquire <>( any U. K. A N. agent eleewhert
for informatoli.
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WM.
Oen. Paasenger Agent.
M c M urray
Portland, Oregon
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