Hillsboro independent., May 10, 1907, Image 2

Spring
impure or ciieie matters accumuiaicu
in the blood during the winter cause in the
spring such disfiguring and painful troubles
as boils, pimples, and other eruptions, also
weakness, loss of appetite, that tired feeling.
The best medicine to take is Hood's
Sarsaparilla, which thoroughly cleanses the
blood, and effects permanent cures by giving
healthy functional activity to the stomach,
liver, kidneys, bowels and skin.
arsatab ara Hood's fianaparilla I
GoiEAMTiiD under the Food and
Law af Aaaarleaa Daaart.
"On of tlia oldest human laws In
hl countrr." said E. J. Banford, "la
la fore la Nevada. In that section of
lte American desert which Ilea In Ne
vada traveler In distress may flag the
limited passenger train and compel
the train crew to give them water to
lrinl. The law makea It a felony to
refun to comply with the traveler'
srefiuraL"
Mr. Kan ford ald numerous Instant
were known In th earlier day when
travelers took advantage of the protec
tion thla law afforded, but In recent
years few person attempted to cross
the desert except by train. Kanaai
City Times.
First of All.
The excitable Individual came In late
and when the man In tbe coat room took
longer than usual to check bl coat hi
temper knew no bounds.
Hurry up." h exploded, "and check
my coat I Can't you see I bav been
tandlng here an bour7"
"My dear aian." replied the other,
calmly, "It I not your coat you want
checked."
"Then what U It, blockhead?"
"Why, your temper, air."
Oattlaar Her Laval Rlarhta.
An old colored woman, arrayed In 0
rusty black dress and a gorgeous pur
ple "picture" hut, over which was a
Jilark crepe veil, apeared at the Court
House of a Carolina town not long ago.
"Am' yo' de Jetlg of reprobates,
aahT" she aaked, cautiously openlug a
crack of the olllce door.
"Yea, I am the Judge of probate,
aunty; what can I do for yoo.7" was
tbe smiling reply.
"Yassabt T'anky, saht I'm bab
'cause man ole man done died detested
an' lef fo' 111' Infidels, an' Ah wanter
te 'pin ted ter be dur executioner, ef yo'
please, sab 1"
France produces more than twice as
many potatoea as the United States. Th
average price a bushel la 25 V4 cent.
"THE MARHYINQ SQUIRE."
Justice Geo. E. Law, ef Brazil, Ind ,
Has Married 1,400 Couple.
Justice Oco. K. Law, o( Bmill, Ind.,
ha fairly earned the title "The Marry
ing fvniri," by which he Is known far
and wkie, having ai
re mly married some
1,400 couples. Ten
year ago he was dep
uty county treasurer.
"At that time," said
Justice Law, "I was
suffering from an an
noying kidney trou
ble. My back ached,
nj rest was broken at night, and the
fwsitaKca of the kidney secietion were
too frequent and contained sediment.
Three boxes of Down's Kidney Tills
cured me In 1807, and for the pant
nine years I have been free from kidney
complaint and liackache."
Sold by sll dslei. AO cents a box.
Foater-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
in. mm earau prnparw aa ina ihiuiu i. down, from dyapopala n1 that lire I
Uahlae tmwl of d.. eontMilaaea. h.o..oij, run it""' ,1 H.uwl'a KaraaDar
" J:j' r.,i'?":.,.'ir.1r L.Tm m. th tm do.. wmpi.
" " 'a i 7uioi 'CZrLU. Km. faaior.. ood health and strength."
A Wonderful Oil Stove
NEW PERFECTION
Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove
Ita hat la highly tonttntrafj. Doe Dot evwheat th kitchen.
M always at a maintained level. Three sixes. Fully warranted.
It not at your dealer 'a, writ our nearest agency for descrlDUv
circular.
J&Xyb Lamp t J
' L round household us. Mid
rasa thronr boot and beautifuii nirkaie.. p.- t- . , il
ei era tnrongbout and beautiful
fecUy eonatructed; absolutely safe; unexcelled la
light-giving power; so ornament te any room.
I very lamp warranted. If not at your dealer 'a,
writ to our nearest agency.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
uc suav4T aa,
Ar always reported when Portland Seed Co. "Diamond Brand
Seeds ar planted. Why Because we sail vou iK. t.
best on this Coast Our
Annual t. H . ! I .ka. .
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PORTLAND SEED-CO.
rortiattd. Uregon
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Mr L. Blckford. Goesvtll. N. H.. '
ills
telf
Dreg Act, June 30, 1906. 'o. 824.
The German Empress bsa been beard
to say that the happiest perloda ef ber
life were tbe few weeks following tbe
birth of each of ber children, wben she
was able to retire from public duty and
enjoy ber new treasure.
It happened when the youngest son
of the German royal family was an In
fant that one of tbe ladle of tbe bouse-J
bold, upon going Into the nudsery hast
ily, discovered tbe empress kneeling be
side her baby's cradle.
Her majesty rose hurriedly, and
came forward with her eye full of
tear.
"No, ah aald, smiling unsteadily
Into the anxious face of the lady In
waiting, "nothing la the matter. I
wa only saying good-by, baby. Ton
know I have to give him up to-morrow,
and It I the last night"
Waal Is Daatrarlaa? Mr.
The polios officers of Greenville are
doing a good work In ferreting out the
dlsiwnserg of cocaine In this section. A
prominent levee contractor said recent
ly to the writer that the use ef cocaine
was doing more to destroy the colored
people of tbe Delta than any other
agency. He said a man or woman un
der tbe Influence of cocaine was every
thing that la bad, and besides tbe us
of tbe drug seem to destroy tbe user
both mentally and physically. Tbe pen
alty for aelllng cocaine except on a phy
sician' prescription I severe, and the
courts should all make a special effort
to secure the punishment of those guil
ty of violating the law In thla respect
Greenville (Miss.) Democrat
Harris; at Real Latter? Here.
Every year In tbe Ruuial country, In
India, a marriage lottery I held, gen
erally In October. Tbe name of all
the marriageable gtrls and of the
young men who are tired of bacbeloi
life ar written on Blips of paper and
thrown Into separate earth pot. One
of each kind la drawn at one time by
a local wise man. Tbe youth whose
nam 1 drawn out obtains a letter of
Introduction to the young woman whose
name accompanies his, and then all
that remain for him to do la to start
courtship, with al the ardor of wblcb
he la capable. Such fortuitous court
ships might not appear at first sight to
promise very well for future connubial
happiness; but nevertheless, In tbe
majority of case, everything turn out
very aatlafaetorv.
Braahlaaj It Aside.
Attorney (cross examining expert)
You beard the previous witnesses de
scribe the condition In which they found
the plaintiff In this case after th acci
dent happened. In th light of their evi
dence, what becomes of your theory T
Expert Witness My dear sir, their
testimony cannot be explained on any log
ical, sclent 1 8c ground, and la utterly at
variance with every reasonable hypothesis
ss determined by th law of averages. An
alleged fact cannot stand for a moment
when It conflicts with an established prin
ciple. Err a re humanum est Quod erat
demonstrandum.
591
Entirely different
from all others. Em
bodies new ideas,
new principles.
Easily managed.
Reduces fuel ex
pense. Ready for
business at moment
of lighting. For
your summer cook
ing get a
nickeled. Per.
The Finest Gardens!
handsomely Illustrated and descriDttv
r- j a- . r"
cvaa, riania, nosei, spray Pumna
u(uoucri, rjpunry ana oe auppuea
Isokaaa, WaaK.
dhTH
Jack O' Haaaiaaaa.
"Why weep J by tbe tide, lady,
Why weep ye by the tidsl
111 wed ye to my youngest son.
And y shall be bis bride.
And ye snail be bia brids, lady,
8ae comely to be smb."
But ay sb let th tears dowa fa'
t or Jock ' Uaseldesa.
"Now let this willful grief be done, .
Aod dry that cheek so pale;
Tousg frank la chief of Krrlngtoa,
And Lord of Lang ley-dale ;
His step Is first la peaceful ha',
Ills sword la battle keen"
But ay she let the tears dowa fa'
For Jock ' Ilaaeldeaa.
"A chain of gold ye shall not lack.
Nor braid to bind your hair:
Nor mettled hound, oor manag'd hawk,
Nor palfrey fresh sad fair;
And you, tbe foremost o' them a'
Shall ride eur forest queen "
But are she let the tears dowa fa
For Jock o' Haseldean. '
Tbe kirk was deck'd st morning tide.
The taDers slimmer'd fair;
Tbe priest and bridegroom wait the bride.
And dame and knlcM are there.
They sought her both by bow'r and ha' J
Tbe lady was not seen ;
She's o'er th border and awe'
VT Jock o Ilaaeldeaa.
Sir Walter Scott
Th Klr !?.
The day la cold, and dark and dreary
It rains, and tbe wind la never weary ;
Tbe vine still clings to the molUerlna
wall,
But at every gust the dead leave fall.
And the day ia dark and dreary.
Mr life Is cold, sod dark, and dreary;
It rains, and the wind Is never weary
My thoughts still cling to tbe moldering
Past,
But the hopes of youth fall thick ia
th blast.
And the days are dark and dreary.
Be still, sad heart ; and cease repining.
Behind the clouds Is tbe sun still shining;
Thy fate is the common fare of all.
Into each life some rain must fall.
Some days must be dark and dreary.
Henry W. Longfellow.
STORIES OF "SUNSET" COX.
Witty Iteaoletloa ortM Dwrtaar a
Debate the Tariff.
Oox was an uncompromising free
trader and one of the most Interesting
figure In Congress. - A graduate of
Brown, he had first taken part In pub- he Ba,di impresjiveiy.gt the end of half
lie life aa th editor of the Statesman bour,g taUc to ,ne) na(j nten
of Columbu. Ohio. Her at the rery wIth n ogi,,,,,! ,iga and her gen
start be earned hla obrlquet of "Sun- tIe j Can bow many and
set Cox" by an editorial, which went ve,n- are T0Hr d how much
all over the country, "A Great Old
Bunaet" It waa called. It opened,
"What a stormful sunset waa that of
last nignu now gioriou ine sionn
and how splendid the setting of th
un." I
III popularity aent him to Congress n)a(jam y i
In 1857. In 18fl6 be removed to New "Good-by j" Mi tia hostess, smll
York City, wblcb at one aent him n(f f
back to Congreea as on of Its repre-1 On th wy t i atatlon the lectur
sentatlvea The spirit and wit Oox'er mtt the presldW of the club for
could inf'ise Into a tariff debate can wnicn he na1 fp,LB the night before,
only be understood by reading the e,, (,1 to Mra. Norton for
Congressional Record. Perhaps bis nearly an boor he aald, hastily, aa
most successful ally at, hla opponent they shook haudt "She needs a Jally
In thla Congress wa hi reolutlon tlm of rest, I'm convinced. I'v
against free sunshine made when watched her since I arrived there early
titer was a fight on a.a'nat lowering
the duty on coal : .
"Resolved, That all windows, sky
lights, Inside and outside shutters, cur
tains and blinds shall be permanently
closed, a also all openings, holes,
chinks, cleft and Assures through
which the light and heat of the sun
have been allowed to enter houses to
the prejudice and Injury of merited-1
ous miners and dealers In ga coal to
protect domestic industry.'
"For the sun Is a foreigner," explain
ed Mr. Cox. "He come from abroad
and we must shut out tbe light of tbe
un In order to gratify these Pennsyl-
vanlan gentlemen who have a monop
oly of this article of conL" Ida M.
Tarbell In American Magazine.
Hew t Kill Wmli la Grata.
"How to kill standing weeds In Held
of grain without Injuring the crop I
one of the gravest problem that con
front the agriculturist of any coun
try. It Is Impossible to cultivate thorn
out and, unless the farmer tramps
through his grain field, pulling up each
weed by hand an Impossible tnsfc
they must be left to grow with the
grain, drawing In the moisture, spread
ing rank leaves for the sunlight and
extracting nourishment from the soil.'
So writes May Wood Simons In the
Technical World Magazine, and goes
on to show the need for some Invention
or discovery to eradicate the wild mus
tard and Canada thistle that are the
bane of the farmer life.
"It can now be aald with certainty
that such s discovery has been made,"
she writes. "The first successful e.
perlments were attempted in June,
1000, by the Agricultural College of the
I'nlverslty of Wisconsin. The work
has been carried on under the direc
tion of Professor It. A. Moore. It
ahould be recalled that the University
of Wisconsin has already established
wide reputation for Itself. The Bab
cock milk test which has saved more
to the farmers of Wisconsin than th
cost of the whole university from It
foundation to the present time, result
ed from experiments at the Wlaconsln
Agricultural College. Tbe formalde
hyde treatment for smut In grain Is
also one of the successful discoveries of
th same Institution. The discovery of
a practical method of eradicating
weeda will be of at least twice) th
value of either of these."
Mast Have 'Rat.
W may lire without poetry, moale and
art,
Ws may live without eooarlmc and tlvs
without heart,
W may live without headgear, pajama
and cloaks.
Bat civilised asaa eanaot Irv without
Joke.
Took ere fttsriwrnaa.
Psopla do not dread death to much
but whll they llv they would Ilk to
t young.
TOirtxt, tot T0CMST3.
rt Yum rn
rer '
Tea
TfeUas . . , Treat.
"If yon ever ( Beromd I can
tell you how to make U th cu
torn bouse,- Mld a returning Waah
lugtonlan. i re,, Bermuda early
In the morning, i ,sd P n" ,u'
St rather hastily bf" eTU,
"Juat a i Wlt wtJy o doe my
ult case I Botlced tbJt i bad left my
prayer book on the loan I pltcned
It In ratber uncere-iwoualr. trapped
down the esse and hurried ssbore.
"You don't have to wlt l declara
a you do when coming w10 Prt
of New York. Al j .tepped into the
office of th Johnny Bull official 1 un
trapiied my gn opened it up.
The official talked at lf 1
been a telephone.
" 'Hello l' be said the flrat thing.
What' thier h. ..l nicking up my
prayer book. 'Prayer bok " A"
right Shut un vonr ('
- 'Want to look at anytnln Ia I
asked.
No. Tou'r. .it rltht my friend.
Any man who win n.it bis prayr book
on top of bis traps last likely to beat
the government I II tk that or 'our
leclaratlon.'
I threw him half a doxen cigar.
That' where I made ay mistake.
"Got any more lit tbea In that
caaeT asked the offlcliL
"I Mid I hadn't but d y know
b wouldn't believe pe, and I had to
open up the case agila. nl ne went
through It as If he thought I waa a
smuggler." Washington font
1 -M"j
HER SOOT HOTO. I
tttrrtHI I 4t
The lecturer who hid talked of th
necessity of a "silent hour" for acb
person who wished to preserve calra
nesa and Individuality was endlng
th night with the Norton family.
After breakfast tbe next morning be
waited until the children had gone to
chool, tbe bead of tb bo" nad de
parted for his oince and the mistress
of tbe household had attended to varl
oua domestic affairs. H waited deter
minedly, for be had awn the tired fac
of hla hostess tli alght before, and
again at tbe breakfait table, and felt
that be had a duty to perform.
When she at last entered the library
at 10 o'clock, he wa ready with hi
worda of advice, to nlrh listened
with a smile.
Tou need that hoof of which I apoke
more than any one el"e, I am sure.
you BnIn by ttnt quet hour. If ,
f were to btr9 tong i should pe j
uale.ytu to tak & I'm aure. A It
ln i you'll reaember what I't
Mli now j ltan just uve tlm
to eatch the train. Good bv. mv dear
yesterday afternoon. I'm Interested In
my ubjecx, yu fee.'
"But she's a rreat believer In It"
said the president of the club, hurry
ing on beside bin in ber eagerness to
prove her statement "She always
take the hour from 10 to 11 every
morning to sit perfectly quiet alone in
the library, after all ber day la planned
and before she needs to go to tbe Old
Ladles' Home, or anywhere. "Good by!
I'm so glad to bare seen you again 1"
"Good-by 1" said the apostle of si
lence, with what the president of th
club afterward called a "curious look."
on his face.
What Lava la For.
Tourists In Italy ar astonished at
th practical use made of the lava that
has flowed from Vesuvius In paat and
recent eruptions; for all Naplea and Its
vicinity apiiears to be a world of lava.
Tbe streets are paved with It; there
are atalrcase aud statues, drinking
troughs, hrlc-a-brac. and even Jewelry
of this strange material which one
bubbled from the yellow and dripping
llpa of tbe great crater above. Tb
careless guides make money out of It
by pressing coins or other objects on
partially cooled fragment and selling
these to visitors. On the ashy dank
of the mountain there Is enough leva
to build another New York or Chicago
a shoreless frozen sea. It seems, of
dull black that shimmers strangely pur
ple In some lights. These heaving
billows and snake-Uk masse were
one whit hot, steaming and even
exploding a tbe fiery flood met sum
little innocent stream on th wsy
down.
Caaada aaa tb Weet laalae.
Th Canadian go?ernment recently
signed two agreements for Increased
steamship service to th West Indies.
The vessel ar to be British steamers
of not less than 1,000 tons register and
tbey are to receive an annual subsidy
ef IittJOOO. One agreement stlpulstes
for the continuance of a fortnightly
service already In existence. The sec
ond provide for th wiling every
twelve day of a vessel from St Johns,
Novs Scotls, snd thence to Georgetown,
British Guiana, calling at various other
British Islands and returning by th
same rout.
Traltar t He
"Oh, she's not at all nlr," said little
Rial; "she's always wlahln ah waa a
bor."
-Will replied MabtU "I wlaa I waa,
too."
"I know j bnt sh wishes It out kwd,
so th boys can hear her." Philadel
phia Pra,
When a aaa ia ruled by womaa
peopl say h t wak." H la not
weak ; h I snared.
Blessed r tb meek, for they get
Pe-ru-na Relieves
Spring Catarrh
OS
MISS DORA HAYDtN
"Without hesiUtlun I writ to thank
you for the great relief 1 have found in
your valuable medicine, Peruna, and
will call the attention of ail my (rlonda
suffering with catarib to that fact. Be
idea I cheerfully recommend it to all
offering with catarrh in any form."
Mum Dora Huyden, 818 6ih tit., S. W.,
Washington, D. C.
A Case of Spring Catarrh.
Mrs. N. P. Lawler, 423X N. Broad
way, Pittsburg, Ksa., write: "Lait
spring I cauulit a severe cold, which de
veloped into a serious case of catarrh.
I felt weak and sick, and could neither
eat nor sleep well.
"A member of our club who had been
sured oi catarrh through the use of Pe
runa advised me to try it, and I did so
at onoe. I expected help, but nothing
like the wonderful change lor the better
I observed almost as coon aa I started
taking it. In three day I felt much
better, and within two week I waa in
fine health. Petuna is a wonderful
medicine.
e-orlaa la a Bar's Dirt? Feet.
Because John Hermann, a small boy
in Lincoln, Neb., forgot bis mother's
command to be sure and wash bta feet
before going to bed, several Lincoln
men seem to owe blm tbe chance to
make a fortune. An antlpbloglstlne
factory Is to be atarted In cousecjuence,
the antiseptic application to be manu
factured from clay banks in tbe south
ern part of the city. Tbe boy, who had
gone barefooted for tbe flrst time thl
year, awoke the next morning to And
that hi clay-covered feet wer blis
tered. Dr. Wlnnett after examining
the clay with wblcb th youngster's
feet waa coated, declared that all that
It needed to obtain a very good quality
of antlpbloglstlne, or Denver mud, was
tbe addition of glycerin and an anti
septic. The doctors and th owner of
th land through which tbe clay banks
run at once made plans for a factory.
Chicago Record-Herald.
A Wouaa'a i...-imm.
A noteworthy example of hlgh-mlnd-edness
and unselfishness was recently
set by a Southern woman bearing an
honored name. A resolution was intro
duced In the State Senate of North
Carolina providing a pension of $100
per month for the by-no-means-rlch
widow of the famous General "Stone
wall" Jackson. Of Its passage there
would have been little doubt had Mrs.
Jackson herself not Interposed. But
she promptly wrote a letter to the Sen
ate, saying that the present State lawa
limit all pensions to persons who have
not $-"i00 of personal property, and aa
she possessed more than that ah re
quested that the bill be withdrawn and
the money It was proposed to glv her
b appropriated for the relief of the
destitute widow of Confederate veter
ans. Mrs. Jackson's plea was needed,
and now she Is held In even higher gen
eral esteem than ever before.
Toklo Is a hundred years older than
St Petersburg.
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Hew DI4 He Dili Itf
"I by th paper that Mr. Sllckoa.
who was riding ia tb smoking ear, was
Injured when bis train raa into anothes
one a few mornings ago. I fi orry for
hi young wife."
"So do L Sb hadn't th least suspW
two that be wa a smoker."
rtTA - Vitus' ! eJt Hervoae PIS'Mi
MIS pMn"l!' curwl br lr. alias's ""
y'.rZ fceuww. food KKK Bl trial to.ltU n
inauea. i- H. U. kliaa. La. Ml aja Sk, rbuai-a
Heaatlaa.
With a heavy sigh th candidate threw
himself oa th loung ia th family ait
ling room.
"Maria," he said, "the election Is going
against ma. I am sure, to be defeated."
"Then," apoke bia wife. In a cold, metal
lic voice, "1 duu't get tbe floe new bonnet
you were going to buy for me whea you
wer elected.'
"By Georgel he exclaimed, brlghtea
log up. "I hada't thought of that I"
Mothers will Sad Mrs. Wlaelow's Soothls
Syrup Ibo bel remedy to Mm tut their eblidrau
luring the iMlalu period.
Cast.
"Tou haven't been here half a minute,"
protested the microbe oa tbe dollar hill.
"What's your hurry?"
"If I should happen to meet you
again," said th visiting microbe, looking
with a glance of disdain at th surround
ings. "I'll tbsnk you not to speak to me."
"Whyr
"Because you're on a rank counterfeit
and haven't sens enough to know It
Good-by." Cblcaro Tribune,
Shake ha r
Allen's Foot-Ksa. A powder. Jt makes tight
or new abet er. It la certain eure tor
westing, callous and hot, tlrmt, achlne fet.
Bold by all liriierlaie. Price aso. Trlafpark
ee mailed KHrl? Addraas AUea a. OlwaUrd,
Lattoy.Jiew York.
Coaapoalta.
Customer (aniffiog) What cans this
strong, peculiar odorT
Salesgirl There ain't any on partlc
ler smell, mister. Them's the cheeses,
next counter down. Chicago Tribune.
PrVUttlAN
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l)m M enu. Hall M noit,
Pnrwun Rr.nitPT ro. tT Pari,, Mr
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Will be glad to sire you particular! about
lie beautiful Ceramic, Mtmalo, Knameled
bud fcnraiutlo Tile, wholesale sua reialL
Writ today.
JAMH f. BARKER, Praa,
217 Marawam Bid. . Portland. Oreioe
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SPECIALTY SELLING COMPANY
321 Hawthorn Ave., Portland, Oregon
Thero is no satisfaction keener
than being dry And comfortable
when out in the hardest atorm.
SUM OP THIS
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WATKPBOOP
:V0IUD CLOTHING
BLACK OR YCUOW
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Always Bought
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Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
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Banking by Mail
WE PAY
INTEREST
Ob saving deposit of a dollar
or more, compounded twio
vary year. It is lust aa easy
to open a Savings Account with
na by Mail aa if you lived Deal
door, head (or our Ire book
let, "Banking by Mail," and
leara lull particular. Address
Oregon Trust 8c
Savings Bank
Portland, Oregon
Sixth and Washington St.
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AUSTIN WELL DRILLS
Made In all etylee and alt elfee. Oet walr and HI
aarwhre. Beet Urilllug Toola niaOa. aala-lot.-
"d prteee. EEALL tt CO.
S21 Hawthorn Ave). Portland, Or.
20
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TEAM
BORAX
Will
produce
Whiter
Cleaner
Clothes
In Tour Laundry Than any
other article with less labor
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DR. G. GEE WO
Wonderful Home
Treatment
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known lo m.Mtlrat a l-iU-Ae liX-j.
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rh uiuatiBiis, nnrtua , winaVLii, livor, kid
nva, us. bias) butxlrU of fatUnoatalr.
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out of th clir wrff frr birnt:t nnrl rlmravrm,
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The C. Gee Wo Chinese Mecfalne Co.
1 624 rtrat St, S. C. Cor. MorrtooN
Mention papr PortUnds Orf mi
A Piano
Without a Player
IS LIKE
A Buggy
Without a Horse
THE REMEDY:
A. 6. CHASE PLAYER-PIANO
Does aot enlarge th (nutriment or
ehange atyl of eaeej meehsniera sll below
keyboard ; operatea piano setlon ebuueel
direct, snd pracleelj aa regular piano kera
do, scouring tbe earns eiprsulnn as th
srtlst can bv hand; can be entirely removed
from the piano In Ive mlnmea's time, sad
that without th uae of s screw driver.
Write for Free Booklet
SHERMAN, CLAY & CO.
SPOKANE,
Watk.
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Walk.
PORTLAND,
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