The Eugene weekly guard., June 30, 1900, Image 9

Women
AMERICA'S PROGRESS
FOCKTH OP JULY ON THE PARK.
IN
<■ Interview With • Well Known Oil
Kspert.
A well-known oil expert has the fol-
lowing toijyv about the California oil
industry
The oil production of California it
now aiout t.ouo,ooo barrels annually.
This output la being increased verv
materially each month bv the product
of the new wells ,lj«led to oil in the
different districts.
Th« question most « <|uently asked
me. especially by capitalists and those
interested or likely to be interested in
oil investments is: “la there not a
poMHibility of overproduction of oil in
California?”
There are two main belts extending
through the state, located on the east­
ern and western shores of ancient, pre­
historic seas. One of these produces a
black and essentially fuel oil, and the
other a green or gas oil.
The black or heavy oil make, an
ideal fuel, as lias been proven by ao
reais of experience iu Rugala and ill
this couuti y.
In using oil as a fuel
to exercise considerable judgment, ami
to know what kimLof oil as well as
what kind of a burner to us,'.
The two oils, the black and the
greeu, lie almost in two parallel belts
iu California extending on the west
side of the San Joaquin valley and run­
ning uortli and south into northern and
southern California.
there is likewise
a similar condition on the east side ot
the San Joaquin more or less iu evi-
deuce as is show n by the outcroppings
and geological formation.
The vast
side of the valley, however, has not yet
been prospected for oil >A has the west
side, where developments have already
been, and wh^re by fur the largest
amouut of the oil output of California
is at present obtained.
It is true that many far-seeing capi­
talists have entered into the oil busi­
ness and have reaped rich tiiianeial re­
turns already, others have been too
conservative and are losing opportuni­
ties which are fast being taken up bv
Eastern capitalists, who art^rapidlv ap­
preciating the chance California gives
for investments.
Ma«, wells are now under way. ami
aew derricks are going up on every side,
an# I a* -.itlstied that many® .d th. '
■ evt oil efitei pris. •. will I e well .'i fully
siiccoHatfal uad that the tinaucial story
<rf < al City, la FroMto county, with its
Aawvliao; vitax of millioas already
a»«*' oaal a<« uiwar
«vet. will be
bold irn-d aotaAl auiwa am ao-a ia B»W
fifexri* la
ta-ur tala».
GROWTH OF THE UNITAJteYTATES
Think
IN A CENTURY.
ff’s.'A'itó Event« of National 1^$»rt
Recalled by the Celebration of Jul J
Fourth — Great Stride«
hick
Country Hua Taken.
About This
•
«
In addressing Mrs
Pinkham you are oom
ntunlcating with
A Woman
A woman whose exp
rlence in treating female
Ills is greater than that
of any living person, male
or female.
She has fifty thousand
such testimonial letters
as we are constantly pub­
lishing showing that Lydia
[, Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound is daily re­
lieving hundreds of suf­
fering women.
Every woman knows
some woman Mrs. Pink­
ham has restored to
health.
Mrs. PinUham mMgps
no statetfients she cannot
oreve. Her advtoe Is
T
wzMim E Pinkham
Lvdia
free.
Med. Co., Lynn, Mata
hT
DiectataAMW
o
Two Old Gruwlert.
The One—Xow, you know
well
enough all women are artificial. They
ire never natural.
The other—But you must remember
that it is natuYal for them tojf e artifi­
cial.
your assertion does aot hold.—
Uuiiauapolis Press.
■
Try Allen'. Foot KMHe.
A n..f .ler to lieorhakeii into the show At
.; ...
nt ur tret feel >woll»ir, nervou-
ai J imt. anil get tired easily. If you have
a»,»
_■ feet or tight shoes, try Alleu a
j.
K.,se It cools tile feet and makes
<i>
easy.
Cures ingrowing lup.s.
md stealing feet, blisters aad
,.i . u- s|H>ts. Believes corns and bunions
,: , i a anri gives rest ami comfort. We
have " ««' lealimonial«. Try it t"«ar
0
druggists and >!■>» daaisr* fol
Ti
iia. Kaire >’1; KK. Adore., a lieu
a Ohnsiv.id, LeKoy. # Y.
< Sari tv TbiMkeSh Wo Kvii.
If we would live in peace, let us
raw- the I h B"4 coastruotama of one an-
•tbe ’s words awl actions. Chnrit*
ji.dseth tl>* ba**, and thinks no evil.
Il word# awl action« may be coo-
ttrni d in a good Seu.e let ns never put
« bad constiaction on them.—John
hanyan.
N E of the
men who signed the
declaration of inde­
pendence ia said to
have expressed the
wish that he might
arise
from
bis
grave a hundred
years later in order
that he might wit­
ness the manner io
which posterity ob­
served the Fourth
of July. If this wish had been granted,
it ia safe to say that the worthy gentle­
man who expressed it would hare been
exceedingly surprised. During the cen­
tury's sleep, says the St. Louie Repub­
lic, America had advanced from a state
of tutelage into a vig'.rous state of inde­
pendence. and the joy of her people at
finding their forefathers' dream of liberty
fully realized was never more character­
istically shown than on the day that
marked the centennial celebration of the
country's greatest holiday. Verily, the
visitor from the land of shades would
1iave l>een amazed at the sights and
sounds of that splendid anniversary. In
z word, he would have found himself in
an entirely new world.
How amazed this worthy eighteenth
century patriot would be if he eonld only
shake off his shroud and take a look at
his Fatherland during the Fourth of
July. He would then see bow great are
the strides which the country has taken
since that ever-memorable day, when he
bravely signed his name to the most Im­
portant document that was ever formu­
lated in America, and it would not take
him long to realize the fact that the Unit­
ed States have grown greatly in many
directions since their people celebrated
the centennial anniverdhry of the Fourth
#f July. Indeed, there are Waay tbo*-
sang* off Awericans who would tell bios
Aat the country k>w ciiera t, neaause <•
talk Fuaortb of Jaly.
T
o
No other aid so great to the housewife,
no other agent so useful and certain in
making delicious, pure and wlolcsome
foods, has ever been devised.
at a ntate of civilization which «ill gen­
der it safe for the uationa to turn their
swords into plowshares. And, after all,
a thing may be barbaric and yet quite
useful. Sickly things, ^ bother nations or
children, seldom make much n ate, and
whatever noise they do Biake x m nerafly
of the whining »riier. It x the healthy
childnw and the healthy sati or which
saaloe the no- « nx «. In tta world, mad
they, too, oMially fwv b»g in lif«.
TYda ixpp*ii-aat nx thuoraM «f xau« ocuiy
roo*« tta ire of persons adilctvd with in
s.musxA, wU> invariabdy look forward
pith drvod to the night prucedtug ita
F<Mirth, knon uug «-«U that their ears will
bs rnciUMi with tta tintinnabulation of
bclia, tta boom of cannon and th. bnng-
Using of firecrackers, finch pOTimis are
doanTviag of sympathy, but ttay ought to
„member that thx of all day» in the ymir
ia the one op « hb-h Young Ammia-a lows
te nhew its pmtrirabsin. and that it has
not yet dta-oveved. nor, indeed, in likely
in the near future tv dtacover. any more
suitable manner nt manifesting its pat
riotma than by making all the araae P>*
Bible.
____
AFTfcR THE
BATTLE.
Oul>
ftaaret W». that Ml R.«*
MB..«« Be Much.
was the evening after the Fourth.
* the gloriofis tan was sinking to it«
gorfB'oiX CBUCk of re.l asd while cloie*
aa.l blae sky, sad the *Ball boy. packed
m > otton. iiat Hfi.l a splint or to
«a»
lying with kn face to the west, while
his fatta«- tat by h* tach" faanitut bi*
He was dtsow as well as coaid be expect
•d aad »ar already aWb to talk
"raps'." he said ia a ilreaaiy. laaicoi
Ureas AeRcrwraenU*
tow. "hd they hnva a Foarth «
Is it PvcassHlry to enamerale th» Ooun,
July when yoa w tv a tattle boy?”
reixoii* for aati.auil rej.x'lngs? I>o We
"tta. yes,
eon." iua*w*>»d the falY
But ail remember how American «..m-i»
er.
gtive th» denth Wo» to A;.llB's colraiiaJ
"J.»« the wax kiwi thuy taire a»
po*er "a that memorable day before th»
"J list the Maae."
Fourth of Jaly. 1MUA— on the dny n hsm
"And did y. 0 ceMrntr alna yoa * .'ih
the gallnut bat laekiew Admiral Carver«
ft little boy ?"
Steanxd [«t ef Aaatiag» Bay right into
“Yes, but I was m e.' rarefai than van
the aims of a vigilant f»». with the reeult
I waie. and didn't get hurt so.”
that be a as capturxd nod his entire
"! guess you didn't bHve *v h tua.
Htiuadron Sas practio»j|jr nnnihilatwd?
did you?” he ashed, trying ta tarn toward
Can «e forget the story of Bl Caney, th,
his father.
charge of the Rough Riders op Ran Jann
The father looked at the comblBiitiwn at
Hill, on th« memorable days of July 1
Imndafi, - and boy os the bed aad ottn-od
an-1 3. and th» many other atirring Inci­
"I tboufiht I did, bat porbnn. 1 wap
A Foartb of Ja y Jolt«.
dents of the Cuban campaign u Is there
It was a hot. clone evening, the 1 third mistaken." he replied
a true A men.-an living who»« pulse Joe« of July. m«ny years ago
A young law
At this poiat the doctor cam* '« aad
oot beat taster at the memory of the yer and some friends were sitting outside ma te it oaplenieiat for the boy tor some
QROWTH OF THE UNITED STATES IN A CENTURY.
Breara or Olnrmewts Tor Catarrh That
Contain Mnrcnry,
L‘ ■ercurv will surely destroy the aenne of
t- »Ai I »• ft)pletcly derange ths w dote h \ •»-
|r a
iwri ng it toroiigh t hf mui-oui» sor-
(Bw* - ii articles should never be lined ex*
iCvjb on prescriptions from reputable phvai-
,t>K ' as the <1 u * h 4« k • thev will do is teo fold tu
:: p g •. :nil i hm possibly «tori ve from toetn
hi • ( ii'arrh < ire, TNsnuf«Mt*tr«d by F. J
Cbi - t ( -• . I 'ii- dn, <)., « mu tains no m«renr\
¡Mil * take* internally, »• ring directly up<
We
I and nutro us surface« of the system
b
u Hall’s < atari h Cure be sure you g.
ti>
inf it w taken intemHily. and rondi
i
i' Ohio, by F. J. Cheney 4 Co. leale
k> ■ si* fr< e.
I »rnfgists, price 7'.e. per bottle.
H m I. » 1 aroil) Pili» are the beet.
1« igi' ti is. the product of an im-
l utv lite; ft, |,|, ra-m ia frequent.
lr
.He the world; it» fruit»«» i-
f"t. -atisfying hunO’.T multitrnhw
he Gospel does not provide exper
ÜCPS whi. h are merely plertmirRt'le,
It the iuvi.atiun is to life. — lleW. J.
Parsons.
SECURITY
Canai«»
O
ittle Liver Pills.
Muat Bear Si jnatura of
-*»» I ac-SImll» W rapper Belo»
ITTLE
IVER
PILLS.
MLtoÀMKr
OiniR'SS.
BIUOUMML
TORRID LI WK
CORJTlWTIORk
DAU.0W IK«
TKECORPUrtCS)
Cur £ SICK HEADACHE.
i Æ iî M
Life la tniuba up, 0« of great BMCrl-
fie. .<r duties, I«» of little thing* in
Which urn ilea ami kiudu.'AWH and »mall
obligations. gi "n habitually, me what
win and
preaerve
the heart.—air
Huniphre» Ihtvv.
"Vfiry often.” remarked the long
bin rd mon
"tbs printer «it* up
word* in my poem*, tilzx creating ,ltf-
far. at meaniags .uad tnuugbta fnim
want I latenriel.”
'"Inat bo ?” i*ioie»l the pracniml
“flow much doos pe 'tamo
’—IgdiagBipolis S ub .
When aphid«» atta k treem the l'est
»ne<l\ ih »trotig » .|aoda loatie of
tale "il at«p. Strong toliacao water
>.do-a, I t< be excellent. The one c
n-tatiB a ululano ia a aure reined
st it eheiild be tpraved on the trees
*»• to aatunte ell the branchée. «wig»
on
In « inter ]«ianog <>f the
•nk- and lini'« with crede pe'ttil-
>a .a- .liven excellent 'eaeiu.
FOR
FOR
FOR
FOR
FOR
FOR
FOR
I h«* h •
» I I4WU ,
ll<n» U
Gr;gl\ toe sì od of ma
wbl^lt trirft
* It is tous ts<a*ul VXXH
ins oí i e»i e a ad <s Igr, th»* <toHp<al«x> of
to* a hub I torna» of \r«aoawœ. rhb cl nd
ttoit Hhadotps tbw ftpet* of cbil<h*dOQ. Khw
drimaa that I wn dos naoru graxtts and
* nt mor« ftoaU uashrived
jadngnoowtot
>hA.n nil the pentitami tout» bu vu
W.uotwd libs 0Marre ( road wut the pOigue
hi 1'gypt. ikjoul all Kha way * dim a
JusiaoA »ovad lie\<uad .Imcda»».”
Skill to the diurv th important, but
the art of butter making do»* not de­
pend a I together upon skill in the aux
nipulatiou of the milk, cretini mal but-
hr. Inferior cows, that are half fed.
or mu fed properly, will not fumiwh
milk of the desired quality for pxxiui -
ing ths bunt bntb r. < tn soni» tarme,
dnnng the warm day« of summer, the
cows hu tier from lack di wutar
11
Will not <io to h imply water them
m irniug and night, I ut they mast
have an abondioit supplì . 'I hs fo-'d
should uhm I.» iarieti anil oi the Ondt
qualify.
M HOOL.
Carter's
toMi* > ot*iof» ®» , ifc>
BEST FOR THE
If row bBYe.. t a rrxular. healthy moreinetil of th«
bowala every day you re *lck or will be» Keep your
howela open and be well Forte iu Ibetbapeof
violent phytic <>r pill ¡ h >I» ob la daneeroua The
aou<M'ii<-ai easiest ruoat perfect way u? keeping the
¡»ear autl clean la Lu take
Population, about
Aran ta aqiaar* l
Wraith, about ..
—Ä. Lea.» Ke bo 01 It
qougaiy teed« dear by Itawey ana bi»
*eo iu Jinula B*y?
A history of the previous ccteht«’''
of thia day would for* aB int»r*ating
book, since it would «je.* tl>*t son* re­
markable events in American history
ItBve taken place on the Fourth of July.
Among these t4»ee are eSMByially promi­
nent the battle of Gettysburg, the sur­
render of VI. ksfitarg and th* death# ,of
John Adams and Thomas Jefferson.
Strictly speaking, the battle of Gettys
burg began on July 1, 18»i3. and ended
on July 3. but ever since It took place It
has in the minds of the people been as
aociated with the Fourth. AR^ma and
Jefferson died within a few hours of each
other on the fiftieth anniversary of the
ieclaration of independence. Jefferson
died first, and, curiously enough. Adams'
last words were: "Thomaa Jefferson still
survives.”
Singularly enough, our method of cele­
brating the Fourth does not differ In
many respect» from that which wan in
vogue half a century ago. Then, as now,
patriots everywhere made the day an oc-
. a.ion for delivering speeches, for esting
dinners, for attending picnic», dan.-es and
other forms of merrymaking, and for
ringing bells and firing off cannon« The
small boy of to-day has a tatter toy pis
lol than bi« grandfather >*i when he
was a boy. but It Is doubtfdTif It make«
more noise than the old fashioned blun-
derbuss which was the favorite F urth
.f July weapon among youth» In the old
lays, similarly the fire rochet» of our
day may »««'end to a height and produw
a more dazshng effect than the old rock
.ts were ever capable of. but are we
jnite «ure that they add more to the gen
era! hilarity and .nthuaiasm than waa
added in the old days by the tar barrel»
of our fathers? Hsppily the ttr bsrrel
hs* not g .ne out of fsahion. The »mall
t.,r delights in the blaae that rwes from
'ally lorl
It. and «• the so. k«ll boy is
nf the Fourth. “» resinous barrel will
doubtless omino» to feed flames fur
sime years to rome.
airi
•
,- rff -h 1 f -• 1*1 rstlwg the a
,«t of America» holidays seems awfully
barbari» »nd it Is quite true that n..l»e
is the prmiom.nant f«
»vlebration
Notas b
predominant feature of battle*,
thcigb they. toe. aro to a
world
tito
awfully
barbarle,
fli
to
I bar«
not
y»t
•**
o
CÀNOV
CATHARTIC
o
■»*'* <« ml
l*ers«*mity »
Mach « und .U». »t tìr. «QpnotU' «ewl
of pvr-Hoaukjl11 U»» ua <wn> <biy, iwfl»w«l in
a bum*. aa*Œi*, tubw.oi'XM*' imod nwi niMi«
It X
biM»i'«l H»«<
ttau.ihUMwil llbdv X of hk «ÄbiKrv im
|HrWuarc. H»? pw maim I Ot. Kc
Kw,
UH»en>w ui tubo p»0X IUM‘
B'ot Vh-M loo
pon.eira il<*uuu>d of t4>0 >Hba •
IUrkib-
uood pwrxoiuilmo* »DO I'o<kv l«Mt tk»b n-
HU lt» of pHMt IV bi». «00»OX ixbd t«" b.IHt
Wtr«a to
«1.0«. trig-.
Ÿ’bffN Xh t lorn* R'M* t Ö0
o.ooo •
/ t be
t iixd ■wfwhuHhip of tJ»f prvevnt
Wu »«»I p,..foanti tb 'apht nari ràdi) pon» an neat » ■««.« ics fit bo w « Id, .«st t w ■
loiiroiog Huaiuawd uaw. per^w.-U»'.— ¡0 t dm boa. ni< y«a Itn^-a Ö\^ sp oo Uhi
whah* Kto*re aw* vs«i*y tì w people win» ! •
Urani bi« >• l:«l\,w.
lieve tote predi» t«oo*i t oo w .»!•»• th • • is
(d others w bo»
<ssly balin,\«c, but know
T..ariti» R m ragna <W OtlilM» Trade.
t<*ho.kX ft.” totof MM ' i°(< oo.vkh P. : O..0»
o
The temble nt rage* of the oplazn words 1.XW ho» <•-«»* dv«*p< p-*ia, 1 oeO o 0
O
trade in Chimi ititi' indicated by the ••OWMipa« .uktt, lb» ooo.o-Oin »^ 0®. \-M- .too* I C-W
* tow towaid vt-od cu>*uin4f
Humber of Hoeidea. In Yonnan proi - (tov trw«wto4to<
mvc y»to .otf i<** valus».
luca there aia un an avunmw oi 1.000
attempted opium nnividee per month
ChtrUMiuslhr - ih # Yta'dMgo ■
The average tor the whole of chimi
r*nh of Ihe mo-t hof<ursnoNi«-
ia not It ar than WMi.uOO per year
Ur. •uktx »vwr mudo by ths. < hn-Bi ua o
William Park Hava theta an< over 800.
ehnrch « X ho Hi idi' oO> t tal» ho I O <»
<MH), and that the uni»bar of death* ìdonti f-vuag < IznHrusni'ky * i-ion fòp.tfe
from opium |H>trauinit x n<>t lea* than Wo kwtu Unti Imn-nx givi-a 0" to .«
200,000 a year.
isnd thorw are m« td»me* do0d
« ut
n- 'ilatly . ■holbaavv a mim s ititeli, . «dii
HO- povi.ee ix R ms t-hcieo - th.ct 0 -■ < Bit.
V ttMMX01v«H wtth trtUigcom- uad \»ith th"
ihrMuùi reibmoo
l’m-t rara o tto"
<4ogy ih not • hMbwaUoOdty — &yi Q,.
a Civil ww Nnxiltie.
P.irkhnxHt.
A few day* .mo M i * h L.irauo Vrualew.
who randtm'd rack oonepo uoiiH rusrxun-H
Tbo nw-tt aonauerl . .ou» oa :<b» wrtf
*■ the federal .»nee daring the civil te KtfykjavÜA Io. bind « taprih
:i,»C#
war. dwd at Ku hmond, Va.
kor the i nbiibátxalP'.
hm I Hh» auve to < mum irai tirant «!»<■ lut
Ihr when eteeted pv-Hzdont mióte' Yltes
Vantera po-ttmintxta of
kiihmwd.
M uu< \ bin low ateo ini'»' •ubtrantmi aid
to orti. <ir* who otfiH-w.d th*ar esatp»
anno lobby prxoa juat h.<ton< the clora
Our Ixwlir o<»uld bo well i ire<l f r, kc» p
<d th«' war.—< h>om<o ßcoard
clean. I mi II i outwardly and inwardly, and
Somw dWrytoHi haw h mcumuxt >u»d rna<lr strong The inward clean o
a-
ip a. (Mi'b jow the ««tu’ qaiaort ny of coniplished by Hood’« .Hana pari I la. ltf«*x-
h*>d
Thta»' can lai an uminmaty in p«*lx all bad <*iug'< from the bl.... I a<id O
the alh'WiuM o of k>«d Sow now. co,- Ifteps it pure and rich. It eurea all • soi
vine mure xniin «nhora. .aad coSra th di der» of the stMnarh, nerves, kidney s and
i«»' ia fall flow of tnillr rvqaiR’ more bowels, which, if left unchecked, would
food ti».a tgi- *<>u igoduverH. The only cause great suffering.
rule to follow ia to i'll* eack mninnl hr
auch uh it will eat up oleu, it it ìh a
| Is the Best Medicine Moneyman Buy. |1
producer.
Keep Tour
Blood in Order
HootF» Sprs^jagdla
We Are Direct Importers of
AKOFAAMBS
CAMMOUABOrMW.
( The f amous (krman Wood Preserver)
I minutes. Then he went awsy and the
boy sniffed awhile and resumed conversa­
W 114( If I’KKM ANBNTI.Y DKMTKOYS
tion with his father.
“Is the Fourth goiug to keep on every
CHICKKN
Udì
AND
VERMIN
year?” he asked.
“There’s nothing on earth ran stop It.
One application ii all that is required. It lasta for years. Price, 50 cent»
I guess,” replied the father with patrl
otic pride.
per quart. Write for circulars and information
O
“That’s good, ain’t It?**
“We all think so In this country.”
FISHER,
CO.,
Oregon
"A0 how long since it started?” per
AUBNT«.)
*
sist*d the Ts»y, who should have been
trying to go to sleep..
“Ever since 177H: about a hundred and
twenty four years.”
CHAMPION
HINDER
A shade of disappointment swept over
..
Bost
On
Earth...
the boy’« face.
poetai addr»-«vd tu F 1 ' Boi 41, Portland
“Gee, pop.” he exclaimed. ”how mu. h Oi* A iroii
Eccentric Sprocket Wheel, chain pulls
wHl br nx yu > ■ han<1»o»nir Ko Nut
Tve missed,” and then the father insist
< uok Hook Ko Niit io thè latest lard substl
on the long tpokes when doing the hardest
and pnrer. rheaper and mure aconoinirai.
ed that he must stop talking and
get some much-needed re«t.
work, which is compressing the bundle, ty­
of his office in 8priugfield, 111., to get u
breath of the evening air. They lounged
about comfortably in their chairs, tipped
them back againat the wall of the build
nut and a in used themselves tulkiug on
different subjects.
The conversation tontod upon the crow­
ing of cocks, and the young lawyer re­
marked that he could wet all the cocks in
the region alniut to crowing So he gave
a shrill, clear “Cock-a doo-dle-doo-oo!” In
a second came a response from a rooster
not far away, then another took up the
refrain, then another, and so on until all
the roosters residing in that region had
had something to say alkout it.
The small b«»vs of the town, awakened
by the lusty crowing, and taking it as a
signal of the dawn of the glorious
Fourth, jumped into their clothes with
the speed that is impossible on any day
but that one, and In a few moments
bang' bang' bang! went crackers, torpe­
does, small cannon and everything else
employed on that day to make a noise.
All over the town resounded the boon
and bang, and doubtless, many an inn<»-
rent sleeper was aroused from sweet
slumber by the untimely announcement
of the Fourth, while the young lawyer
and his companions enjoyed a hearty
laugh at the joke that bad been played
on the boys
This you l T lawyer afterwards ber» me
President
THORSEN &
Portland,
COOK BOOK FREE.
For Sale by all Grocers.
ing the knot and discharging the bundle.
We guarantee a gain of power of 16 2-3
per cent At thia time.
An I p-lo-fltole Polly.
THE PROSPEROUS FAR MEI
Alwayt has a McCORMICK.
Force Feed Elevator, warranted
to waate leaa grain than any other.
Send for Catalogue.
IITCHELL, LEWIS 4 STAVER CO.
First and Taylor Strerts, Portland, Orrgoa
Call on the Agent, or addrew A. H. Boy­
lan, General Agent, 321 Hawthorne Ave.,
Portland, Or., for Catalogue.
Forgot the Fireworks.
Farmer Jones I^et'a see. Rally, I giiess
we've got everything for the Fourth now
—sticking plaster, lint, sweet oil, splints,
rrutebea, bandages
Mrs.
you’ve
i’uck.
Brancheai Salem, McMinnville.
La Grande, Medford, Seattle. Spo­
kane.
HARD WORKING WOMEN
f an flati qolrfe oul ¡»ermanent relief
for arrtoua and atrength deatruyiuf
Inatibiea i«
ly eint a cracker?
i*<»lly Sr- here young feller, yon ain't
g >ing to spring that newspaper cheat
nut about fire cracker, are you? Aw, <•
chase yourself
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