P R O F E S S IO N A I-
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T H E HALL OF FAME.
M ayor E. Clay Tiuiauus o f Baltimore
has officially niiuouuceil that lit* will b «
n candidate for r«* election next »priutf.
General i ’unston used to collect bo
tanical specim ens for the departm ent
r*f agriculture He is au expert on the
grasses o f tin* northwest.
General Hrutfere, form er m inister o f
w ar o f France, Is expected to visit
this country in tin* near future to
make an inspection o f Am erican posts
anil study the organization and the
methods o f training tlie Am erican sail
or.
A. W. Converse o f W indsor Locks,
Yt., w h » has been postm aster there
since is*is, except during the C leve
land term, is au eutbusiustic collector I +
and at one time ow ned Jiuo o f the 000
W asliington engravings as well as six
ty dive “ lives” o f llu* Father o f His
< Ymntry.
A close friend o f Senator L odge Is
responsible for tin* statement that the
Massachusetts statesman for years has
received au Income from his literary
efforts far in excess o f bis salary ns
senator.
l i e lias written on more
phases o f Am erican history than any
other man in public life. His latest
work is a book o f essays.
P rofessor Edw ard S. Morse, the well
: ♦
known astronom er and author ol* 4
“ Mars and I Is M astery." is an author ♦
♦
ity mi Japanese art as well as Martian ♦
canals ¡ h seen till*.nigh Low ell's great ♦
telescope. He has been a professor in
the Imperial university at T ok y o and ; ♦
is nl present In charge o f Japanese • •
♦
pottery at the It »-ton museum.
♦
♦
Henry Mitchell o f Boston has been
fo r forty years m aker o f the dies for I ♦
the stamped envelopes issued by the I 4
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governm ent, with a brief intermission. 4
At one time a change o f adm inistra 4
tion resulted in his being relieved. But 4
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lie was not out long only a few months 4
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for it was soon discovered that no- ♦
liody but Mitchell o i t l d properly make ♦
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the dies needed by the governm ent.
Sir Hiram Maxim, the fam ous in
ventor of guns and powder, does nut
now adays 1 » »a mu -!i the .Maine Yan
kee he is. He impresses the beholder
as being rather a tierce personage,
w hite whiskered and his breast cov
ered with decorations when special o c
casion calls tor aadi display. F or the
Inst ten years and m ore Sir H iram has
devoted him self to attempts to solve
the problem o f aerial navigation.
E N G L IS H
E T C H IN G S .
Mon* than •i.'n.i u.nuo picture postal
cards \ v . r u n s ; nr I In the mail iu
England during lb*' past year.
Cl.IKS ure still mitiTi used in lin «-
latul, nt least l.tKMMinti pairs being sold
in tin* nni'UiiTti enmities every year.
Tin* iiiiiui it o f fem ale money lender*
in London is said t;> in* rapidly increas
ing
I'liey in* all ..I I ivnnii'n and are
m ore urnspiue and nuTi*ih*ss tlinn imui.
In*. I!n rtm . an ihiglisli elera'.vtuun,
w ould Ii 1.<* to see Monday identified
with A llred tin* C leat, Tuesday with
Sir Philip Sidney, W«*dnt*sdny with
Nelson. Tliiirsday with Sir llerliert Kd-
wnriles, iIn* mi il Indian statesm an;
Friday with David l.lvlntrstone and
Sunndny ivilli .lames t'liniment.
At the Knglisli royal ensile o f Sim-
drlnahiiin It is custom ary to weigh
every «nest on his arrival ns well ns
on Ills departure. T he weight is care
fully entered In a hook, and the person
w eighed must sign Ills name. As the
custom li.c been observed there for
m ore than forty years, the hook o f sig
natures has obtained considerable d i
mensions
E D IT O R IA L
F L IN G S .
A New York until im agines he ia n
monkey, mill unite a number o f New
N ork ino ikeya In
e they are men
Florida Tim es Fnion.
Wlint to (in with our ex-presidents U
a puzzling problem, but what are we
going to do with our e\ countesses?- -
Charleston News and Fourier.
A pew in a New York church recent
ly sold for S” ,r»on. The next thing will
be the listing o f eliureh pew s on the
New York Stoek F\<lmnge. Atlanta
Journal.
Santos IMiiuoiit says the aeroplane
b efore long will be Hie poor m an's au
tom obile.
But it Is obvious that the
rich will still be able to fly higher.—
Saginaw < ’ourier lleraId.
If wealth d >es not bring respect, how*
does it happen that John U. R ock efel
ler, Jr.’s Bible class orations are the
only ones printed In the New York pa
pers, and 1 he\ arc printed reg u la rly !—
Philadelphia Ilec.u-d
SH ORT
S T O R IE S .
A new brick house Is. as a rule, far
Hamper than a now stone building.
The lieview ol lte\ lews says Butte,
H onL. is a I’ ow erlc
massless, god
less town
All steerage passengers arriving in
\cw '*
e ii"! nun I ?rntits. 'There
Is a daily a\erage «»! ” 7."* eitizens who
return home that way
Marines w ho her* after ipialify as ex
pert ritleineu will have an Increase o f
pa> ot S’t per mouth, sharpshooters
Will get S'J and marksmen’ SI
Hr. F F. Hauiel o f Austin, Tex., at
the re'-en* tuberculosis congress ia
New York
.'.id that som e churches
Were a m o i- the liveliest o f disease
breeders.
O n " \rgentine raneli w hich Seereta
ry R • t's party visited during his tour
in South A m erlin has 1.YW0 fins iHir-
linm cattle
s le e p and ft,WK)
broad m ares
It con tain s over 'jtt.dOO
Acres.
OUR
PLANT
Is iloin*' your Job
printing and what kind
of work arc you gelling
done? I f you arc satis
fied with rubber stamp
style—“ ’nuft sed” but if
you want a neat, up-to-
date style bring it here.
VHATl'M
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Cbc leader plant
has just been equipped
with a number of fonts
ol the newest designs of
types and borders, and
prepared to do all kinds
of job work in an artis
tic and workmanlike
manner.
Fit ANC LIM1LK It A EtD
OPTICIAN and REFRACTIONIST
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S u r o t o G iv o S a t i s f a c t i o n .
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a a a 4 a a
due to i m l i g ,- Unii. I* cl* I l)\ sp e p -i.i j
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a e o v e rv represen ts t lie n ;t ural ju ie i- < ,f
digest imi a- linn e \ i I in
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Oftlee in Me Furiami Building
-tin n iteli, i umilit eli Willi I
Je,'ll*
Over Wynne’s Hardware Store
Tim e T a b le .
knuwii Io n ie n ini ree o iisi im i i ve p r o p
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p e p -in , lilll tilt* full oils rellieilv ell
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p u rify in g , swt eti inii * und stre n g t le n-
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mg' tin* m u co u s mctubr.'iue : lin in g fin- ' l i t
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n o t o n ly th o ro u g h ly re lia b le d ig e s t -
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stonm eli a n d d ig e -t i ve o iy .a n - to tlio i - 1 N o 13 N e w E ast T r a in
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beautifully illustrated, good stories
o u g lily d ig est, a s sim ila te am i * • *utri N o 1 1
a.r.r» p m
and articles about California $1.50
tinte to th è tiasues all o f th è n ou rlsli-
N o I 7 C itili ,re O r o vi L o c a l 0 . 5 0 p m
and all the far West.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY JOURNAL
K o d o l D v -p e p ia Cure d* ai * thè
a monthly publication devoted
way and tnakes su ro thè jo im ie v fro n t
to the farming inter«** of tL? $0.50
slek iiess te lie a ltlia iid w e a k n e s - to
West.
a year
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s tre n g tli. If th è
t o iu a d i i ilisoi'- I!.
Time Table No. *
ilet'ed K o d o l will cure it.
R0A0 OF A THOUSAND WONDERS
T u tala eifert N o v e m b e r 1 Ititi«;.
K o d o l Di spep sia Cut* lays t iie lìniti-
a book of 75 page«, containing
d » t l o n (o r lica lth . and tlu* 111itiliil<1 iugg • - 1 ' Beimi
120 colored photographs of
$ 0 .7 5
Oll I Ma tu y w. Bollad
unti Sut only
o f s tre n g l(i by elea,usile', p iiriliy in g
picturesque spots in California
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a n d s w e e te n in :.'Il,
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and Oregon.
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No 2—No
b r a n e s o ( tIte s ii . .-n, am i b j 11|, I’.M 1 A.M 1 V.
Total • • • $ ¿ . 7 5
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notice.
l'or young' and o ld . Yonr d ru g -p is t!
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I D -l (inly at the
sei I h it.
Joint • isk of iJiijipcr .» } consignee.
i Stille leu\es VViblwood »H . tlic arrival
Ip bone:
Office:
On jFourtb St.
CARDS
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Lodge Directory.
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ii cl ing;.
A t the breakfast table in one o f the
R . K B F K A H S t'n ltd g e t i r i n e , No. !
m ining tow ns the landlady gave Mr.
L’I, MeetingH Ist "r d . am i ò tli. Fri-1
M uggins a severe look and said:
d n y o fe v e r .v m on tli,'
“ Mr. Muggins, I understand that you
Ivi t'A B a k i ;I), X . f i.
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WitliD-ilayn ana Fridays
A t t h e C'h t i n lii's
have been circulating injurious reports K .vri i: 1!. Vt*: tri'tt. Sei*.
!(M Nti Ml.i ••nil < n -eco
Lelm ii iii<r on Toes*
« ays. Tliur. tlaj s and .Saturday}-.
about my house.”
i
reight
w
ill
not
bi
received
at the O. s. K.
R O Y A l , N E I C H H O R S Meet •_*m!
“ Ilo w , m adam ?”
in. To insure forward*
Knowing VVll.lt it OH I (» i: It. Depot :'t!cr i p ght
M ethodist l'.p is e o p a l Cliureli. Itev. fTRFF
unti Itli W ed n esdn y <>f elicli m o llili.
i ist ic delivered in
I IIL L
“ I understand that you said you bad
»‘ lupi • un* to permit ol it being billed.
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!.. B e u tt y . P a sto r.
P r e a d iliiR
Mas M ary I ìak iu i . O kai i . i :.
used better butter than I have here to
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s e rv ice s u t II a. in. a nd 7210 p. ( ’ I I A B G F , t o :m y rtlllict*'| ,i »
Mits. ('. W . W a i . i . ai i :, lìce.
A. B WOOD. M an ager.
grease w agons with.”
ni.
Sunday
S c h o o l,
10 » .
ni., cu re fo r lOczi in;i. Stilt R h eum , I ry ip
“ I did say so, madam, but n ot to in
I .p .v o rth I .cague. 4 » : : ïo p. ni . P r a .v r cln s, Riles a m i Skin Di <•; .-**•
I m u ’ t suff«T
I nor
ju re you r house. I have used bettor W O . W - l ’ oliem i.'i l'n in p . N o. l’tio. m eetin g T liu r s d n y e v e n in g a t 7 :-'l0. s la n t relief.
M eets evcr.v l'T'ida.v e v e n in g .
ii it
\ll a re e o i d iu llv in v ite d t o lie p re se n t W rite I . W . WI l . U \MS 10
butter, madam , to grease wagons, but
L . W . IlAKKtt, C on su l C o n i.
ÍD EM »
ta n A ven ue, V Y. K n cio «• i.im i..
I w ouldn ’ t do it again. I’d sell It to ( 'Il \s. V a n D e m i i KO, ( lei k .
you.” Philadelphia Ledger.
C h ris tia n S c ie n c e s e r v ic e s h e ld
<dt «I hi Portland. Oregon,
4JS'—
» t‘, n t i fully
K O T . M . C n scu 'te C iniip N o. L’tiO
I the cnl*
I'roct'NM o f lC lin iln n tio n .
o v e r A llis o n 's B a r b e r s h o o e v e ry
M eets evcr.v T liu rsd n y nlglit.
1]
"W h a t becam e o f the fou r act play
(). II. Y i ; ati il, Colli.
S u n d a y m o r n in g nt i i o ’ c lo c k a n d
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you ivere w riting last sum m er?" they 1!. K . IJ k n m h , < No iter.
al Lab-
W e d n e s d a y e v e n in g ni. 8 o ’ c lo c k .
ARE YOU G O IN G E A S T ?
asked her at the high ten.
net '1 lie
VVe can save you money on
n the Pacific
^freighting; houschoh! •»•(» ík I s .
L o d g e N o, Is.
"I took It to a playw right,” slu* re K . o l P . — .Invi ■ulus
•utation for in*
£ Write u
..._
M eets e v e ry W ed n esd a y night
plied, “ w ho kept it fou r months, then
C h ris tia n C h u rcii.
R ev
1 ). 1*5.
>b.
and moral train-
O regon A ijto -O espatc * (
S . It. Í“ii*i:i: C. (
ga v e it back to me, sa yin g it was no
1 n hood. Equips
O ls o n P a s t o r .
S e r v ic e s a t 11 in
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• f* r t!;e most exalted
earthly g ood as n fou r net play, but Ci i a s . V an l)i : n 111: no. K .o f IL & S.
th e m o r n in g a n d T.550 in th e e v e n
station. Confer. \t ;i(!
ti Degree!
w ould m ake a very stron g one act cu r
by
State
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wiih convictions
1 O . O . F . — Cottage u n i ve*, No. t;s, in g . Y . P. S. C . Ii. m e e t in g at
oi non Calk.-in •. is m r
tain raiser.
led. Academy
f ie fo p . in.
S u n d a y s c h o o l at l o
j is ideally i.Vntrd an
Meet e v e iy S u tu ri!» )' n ig h t.
scenic ad van-
“ I made a oue act play o f it and took
tages. Social op; : f ■
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E ndeavor
are available
It to a manager.
I suppose lie w ill
in
no
other
citv
on
if.
i;" bilk’s large and
A. ItltKWKU, Noe.
S o c ie t y at 2 :3 0 a n d O b o ir p r a c tic e
give It back to m e iu another four
commndirt s. v.fl! iigd
' d and ventilated:
j dormitories and i r;\
e v e r y S a tu rd a y e v e n in g at 7 . BO.
m onths and tell me to cut it out alto- !
ifd with all
I modern convena-m ■ s
•i tin, n is liberal
M. W . o f A . M eetings Ist and dui
get her.” N ew York l ’ ress.
and prorfres: ivwith
the character
Tuesdu.v in e,'idi montli,
arul traditions ol a, «•
1 ei ms
A. *S. P o ,v ia .1., C oiisu l.
Ill O 110 llrniri.
modest. Sat. factory rt
i Write for
P ir -t P r e s h y te riu n C h u r c h , P a s to r |
t '. \V. W Al. I.AI K. Sei*.
announcement I >L!. r
n $180 per
"S h e lias grow n to be n very beauti
R e v . W h it e .
M o r n in g s e r v ic e , 1 1 , i
year. .Address S-t. rF;
■ M;.r, s Academ»
ful girl,” said Jigle.v. "H e r hair is pos
G en eral
B l a c k s m i t i i i n g
M 11 A
Muilern
Itrotlierlioii,! «>f e v e n in g H, Y . p . S . C . K . 7 p , ]
PORTLA
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GON.
U .S .A .
itively golden."
Morseahntdiiv,
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specialty.
Alliericii. Meet thè gii and 111 1 ì'ue.s- nt.
A ll N lra tigers a n d s o jo u r n e r s I
■'Indeed! Th at's odd ,” said Kidder.
Wagon
uiul
carriage
ri*
iln.v o f eaeli ni 1 > 111 li ot l.t ).( ) 1*'. H all. w e lc o m e .
luir. li work giiaraiitccd
” 1 knew her when sin* w as a little
T. \Y . .1 i :\ k I.\ s S pi *.
Have your liorscsttcth •
60 YEARS’
Klrl.”
<iiitinciÌ5
in<l np:iiri»d. Slioi.
T
E X P E R IE N C E
at rear of Hemeuway Ä
"W e ll? ”
Hiirklinltler’s Sfere
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W 0. W . S|. \ aleatim* Chele 121, K tn te o f O hio, C ity o f T o le d o , ) ss
"W ell, It w as merely plaited then.” —
Lucnn C o u n t y ,
s
Meets Ist un i d i Tne>dii.v in each
Phllndelpliin Press.
J . EC
3 3 . ¿ 3 . E I 3 3 _trS
montli in W. O. \V. Hall.
Fnm lv J . ChiMiey m a k e « o a th t ha t !
l’ i 01 : \ .1. Mn. 1 . 1 : 1 :. ( 'lei k. lie is s e n io r p a rtn e r of the firm o f F. !
A llitt«*r T ru th to H im .
.1. C h eney *v C o ., doitm; bu sin ess in t be i
“ Bragg deHart»# that lii^ cook is one F o r c s t e r s o f A m e r i c a
Herbert I'.iikln
Meet ev r.v C ity o f T o le d o , c o u n t y nini state |
t’ r e s i d t* a t
o f the best in the cou ntry.”
T radi : M arks .
iifo tv s a id , and that sa id firm will p a y
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