Word was received Wednesday
of the enlistment in a hospital
; corps in California of Walter
Whitcomb of Portland, who is
| well known here, having taken
an active part in the past Cas­
cade County tight, and being a
son of Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Whit­
comb of Gartield.
SUMMER SPECIALS
Starting Saturday
T O R TU R E
Lunch Meats
Th is
22c lb
25c
25c
30c
Corned B eef 40c
All
Kinds Of
Fresh Vegetables In Season
Palace
Meat Market
FredJorg, Proprietor
Estacada, Or.
Phone Main 83.
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The place to buy
Fishing Tackle
Tennis Balls
Fishing and Hunting Licenses
Cigars, Tobaccos, Confectionery
Soda Water and
Soft Drinks
Ice Cream
Headquarters for
Kodaks
Supplies
Printing
and Finishing.
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with one ounce of C R E O L IN
to one gallon of Slacked Lime
painted on the trees.
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For Watch and
Jewelry Repairing
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H. D. Oliver Jeweler
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The Estacada Garage reports
the sale this week of Ford cars
to John Hamilton and J. M. Hay­
den of Viola.
There is a word that once possessed
a vigor and a power that is altogether
lost “ Verily, v e r ily "-"lu truth, iu
truth." Now It is "very." and. though
it still means "lu truth," it has become
so weakened by usage that It conveys
no force whatever.
You meet men on the street and say,
“ It is a very tine day." What do you
mean? Probaby you mean, “ How do
you do?” What you have said Is sim­
ply a salutation. But If you should
say to me, " I t is n fine day.” you prob
ably mean It is a One day. That little
word "v e ry " has been so weakened, so
frayed at the edges, that It harms
rather than helps its companions.
So, gentle reader, I would say to you
If I had arbitrary power over your
speech. “ This week 1 will allow yoa
only two ‘veries,’ " and. though for a
time such restraint may make you self
conscious, yet It w ill force you to grope
about for nr sty treasures in the store­
house o f your memory and furbish up
old adjectives and adverbs, even drive
you now and ugnlu to a careful np-
prulsal o f your best slang, and when
this temporary self consciousness shall
pass not only your vigor o f speech, but
your exactitude und clarity of thought
will be tbe better for It. That is a gain
that will be worth all the sacrifice.—
Burges Johnson In Century.
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
Is now at 122 Second Street
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l>y local application*, aa they cannot roach
the dlaeaaed port.on o f the ear.
There
la only one way to cure catarrhal deafneaa,
and that la by a constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deafneaa is cause* by an In­
flamed condition o f the mucou# lining of
the Euatachlan Tube.
When thla tube la
Inflamed you have a rumbling aound or
Imperfect hearing, and when It Is entirely
closed. Deafneaa Is the result. Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
restored to Its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever. Many cases of
deafness are caused by catarrh, which Is
an Inflamed condition o f the mucous sur­
faces
Hall's Catarrh Cure acts thru the
blood on th* mucou* surfaces of th* sys­
tem.
We will give On* Hundred Dollars for
any case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured by H all’s Catarrh Curs. Circulars
free. A ll Druggists, Tie.
C H E N E Y * CO., Tolsdo, O.
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s e r g e a n t , your loyalty
i s A P P R E C I A T E D I SMALL
SPEAK OF WANTING SOME
J COT TOBACCO. SO |S/E BEEN
RECOMMEND Y O U R
l » C O U T l N O AND H E R E IT
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W a a Usad In
This W riter Suggest* That -V e ry " B*
Given a Lonq Rest.
Kill the Shot Borers
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AN O V E R W O R K E D WORD.
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IN T R IA LS.
Eui op# For Centuries.
The u»t* or torture iu order to elicit
Information from | orsons accused of
crime, barbarous as it Is. was little
practiced before mediaeval times. Un­
der Greek and Homan law torture was
only allowed upon slaves, though In the
latter days of the empire it was em­
ployed against free citizens If they had
been accused of treason to the emperor.
It seems to have become part o f the
law In Europe about the thirteenth cen­
tury.
From tbe fourteenth century
downward torture was a part o f the
legal system of most Euro]>ean coun
tries. The Italian municipalities used
it to a very large extent. In Germany
elaborate apparatus existed for its iu.
(lictiou Iu tbe dungeons of tbe teudal
castles and lu tbe town halls of the
cities.
It was used In tbe prlsnus of tier
many when the philanthropist Howard
visited them lu 1770. lu France It v.as
part of the law until abolished by the
revolution, and in Scotland it was usou
until tin* reign of Queen Anne. The
use o f torture seems never to have l ee i
wholly sanctioned by tbe law of Eng
land, although it wus used frequentl.
by order of the king iu the Tudor [ e
riod
The royal council claimed the
power of directing torture warrants
against state prisoners In tbe tower,
and under James i. and Charles 1. tor
ture was resorted to in state trlals.-
Chicago Herald.
Columbia Frankfurters
Kenton Cooked Specialty
Minced Specialty
Columbia Luncheon Loaf
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O U R soldier is all business, from reveille to taps
—no room for excess baggage with him. île has
no use for a big plug of coarse leaf, all loaded up with
heavy syrup—what he wants is tobacco satisfaction. The
little sappy chew of \V-B CLJT checks up with his idea
of what’s good. Out on
lonely outpost, it’s mighty
sociable and satisfying; and my, how it does last!
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Mat!* by WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY.
1107 Brwsdway, New Ysrk City
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International
Tailored
Get this Summer’s Suit
Made to fit You and Your Pocketbook
Agent
R. G. Marchbank
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Estacada, Or.
M ix u p .
"Madam. try and Indue* your daugh­
ter not to get her gyuinaMlnm and her
musical exervlHea mixed."
"W hat do you mean, profeaaor?"
"1 mean that she I h Inclined to m l*
'ake the plain«» for a punching hag."
Baltimore American
Stratsgy.
Penelope— Lieutenant Hugglu* neetn*
to l>e rather attentive to Mias Klder-
lelgh of late. Captain Jonee-Yes and
she la evidently H k lr in l n h ln g round try­
ing to precipitate an engageuient.-
London Stray Storlea.