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I THE NEWGOSPEEHYMtJBOOK.
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PORTLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
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Importer and Dealer in
The readers of the II erai . i » will
ptease observe t-ktd no advertisements H -£ l ZT X> ’W -ZN.
are inserted except .those we believe to
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be trusiitrtfrth'y. In writing to ur call-
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tlielr advertisement m Tn e PORTLAND,
OREGON
—The wise man as well as the saw
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fool makes blunders. The wise commodate both them and us.
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—There are-in this world cir
cumstances which give us for mas
ters, men whom we would not make
mar^ however, never- makes the
CARRISQN’S
same blunder twice. <■
—;wThe highest service to which Sewing Machine Store,
man may attain on earth is to
167, 3rd St.,
preach the word" ofGod.” ’ - WlcTT
PORTLAND, OREGON.
life.
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—A woman who carried around JOHN B. GARR/SON, Proprietor.
milk in Paris, said a naive thing ."General dealer in all kinds of Sewing
the other duy. Ope
Machine* Attachments,
Oil, Needlos, Ac.
all(1 .lvar.r-ftnte^.. Jf
you want to buy a good Sewing Machine caTI or
send foe information.. Illustrated catalogues
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sent when desired.
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This issue is full of New Gospel Song» by tin»’
Authors and others. It contains all'the Solus .
sung by Mr. MeGranaban in tile meetings held ”
bv Messrs. Whittle and MoGranahan, and the»
New Solos used by .Messrs. Moody and Sankey
in* their Meetings.
Price, Music Ed'n, $30 per lOO; 3'»<-<s,
by mail. Words Only, $» per 190; «;<ts.
by mail.
GOSPEL HYMNS COMPLETE.
PORTLAND
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TIIE LEADING
Clothier, Merchant
Tailor and Hatteî
Containing Gospel Hymns Combined. n. 2 an I 1
3, without duplicates,) and No. 1. ’the largest
collection of favorite devotional Songs extatlt.
Without a rival for Gospel Meetings and 1,’rayec
Meetings.
3Ii* sic Edition, in Boards, $‘.K> per Kill.
Word
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'4~, per 100.
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to whom she brought milk, looked
Edition, if ordered by Mail.
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May be ordered tnfough ahy Bookseller or
Guarantees
to
sell
the
Very
best
Clothing
for
into the can, and remarked with
less money th.an any other house in the State, I Music Dealer on the Pacific Coast,, or of tliu
Publishers,
Norris
R.
Cox.
J.
G.
Glenn
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surprise, “Why thore-is actually
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nothing here but water:” The
JOHN CHURCH A CO. I BIGLOW A MAIN,
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GLENN
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COX,
Cincinnati, O.
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New York.
woman, having satisfied herselfjM
PHYSICIAN and SURCEON,
the truth-<4 th»*>statement, said,
PORTLAND, 0RE30N.
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dentist
“Well, if 1 didn't forget to put in
To any suffering with Catarrh
Office—Plummer <fc Byerley’s Drug Store",
or Bronchitis who • earnestiy
Cor. First and Main St.
the milk —Figaro.
S. IV.
First nn<l Yamhill Sts.,
desire relief, 1 can furnish a
Reside«»— 32 Jefferson St., Çor. Second St.
meansof Permanent and Pos •
Fresh air comes, in low down. PORTLAND,
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dive Cure. A Home Treatment.
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OREGON.
No charge for consultation by
Bad air escapes higlf up. Therefore. Office House - From 8 a , m . to 5 p. m .
i \\ yjjjSy J/ i | b mail.
Valuable Treatise Free,
BUCKEYE BELL FOUNDRY,
Residence, 291 Second Street.
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••flisre’nediei nre the <>tft#rrowta
..-ope» windows both top and bottom
of his own experience: they ar
el I m of Pure Copper and Tin for ChnrrlwM.
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■RSiKTTre A!«>:>>»,Farlin, gi“ FriJA*
tfitj obTy. Ttiiov?n cans of per ■
' nanent enre."—H »
WARRANTED. ( ¡»talo 'iin eeni Fr< f
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—A mat at the door and a
Rev.T. P.CHILD5, Troy. 0.
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DR. E. O. SMITH,
VANDUZEN 4 TIFT, Cincinnati, O
scraper during muddy weather are
worth more than a broom in the
hall.
Morrison a
—An Austin father complained
bitterly of the way his children
destroyed their clothing. He said :
“ When I was a boy I only had one
147 THIRD ST. PORTLAND
‘euit of clothes, and I had to take
care of it. I was only allowed one
pair of shoes a year in those days.”
There was a pause, and then:the
oldest boy spoke up and said: '‘I
say, dad, you have a much easier
time of it, now you are living with
107 First Street, Portland, Oregon.
us.”
—The Colonel, who lives in the
W etoerPianos,
South, was finding fault with Bill,
IIAINES BROS., J. B. NUGENT As
,pne of his hand^, for neglect of THE "NEW No. 8.
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work, and saying he would have no
CO., GRAND, SQUARE AND
Leading;
more preaching about his pK^(e—
UPRIGHT PIANOS,
they had too many protracted
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meetings to attend. “ Bill ain’t no
preacher,” says Sam. “ He’s^only a
ESTEY AND STERLING
zorter.” “ Well, what’s the differ
ORGANS.
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ence. between a preacher and an.I
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exhorter ?” " Why, you know, a
preacher he takes a tex’, and den he
SHEET MUSIC AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
done got to stick to it. But ’zorter
Send for Catalogue.
Because
—-he kin branch."
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1HECIÎÏ DRV GOODS STORE.
1). W. PRENTICE & CO.,
The Leading Music Dealers,
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TT RUNS LIGHTER, FASTER, AND IS
1 More Durable than any o'ther machine
made. We guarantee it-to Out-wear any two
shuttle machines. It will darn beaetifulJy,
letter, make insertion and embroider mthoul
any attachment. A fall set of attachments
*Both Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable given.with each machine, leaving no extras fo
buy. It is the lightest running look stitch
Compound and Blood Purifier.are pre machine in the world, and Ratios wishing to
pared at 233 and 235 Western Avenue, preserve their health should investigate its
merits. All.sfetitildjrive it a trial. Machines
Lynn; Mass. Price of either, $1. Six sold on installment plan. tibwral-tliscuuuL lQ^
bottles for $5. Sent by mail in the cash.
Repairing of all kinds of machines at reason
form of pills, or of lozenges, on receipt able rutqs and work warranted. We tylso carry
of price, 91 per, box forjeither. Mrs & full lino of parts, needled, o;l, eilk cotton, Ac.
It is not death that makes the
r^artyr, but thecause.— Canon Dale.
Pinkham freely answers all letters of in-
quifiy. Enclose 3c.' stamp. Send for
pamphlet, Mention this paper,
WHEELER 4t WIT.SON. M F’G co.,
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No. 88 Morrison St., Portland, Or.
E. C, NEWELL, Manager.
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WM . STAIGER
DEALER IN
MON ILMEXTS,
TAB1TTS,
AND—
Stones,
Executed m I tai ian aiid dX
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Also, every variety of Cemetery and other Stone work, Grain”*)
Monuments, and enclosures to burial lots, furnished to ord< r.
Opposite the Opera House, Salem. Also, Staiger Brothers,
Albany, Oregon.
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