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“Dixie Land** on the
at the Panama-Pa
NE o f U m omn—mont copeo—tw
OO “The Zono” that attract tí>o
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attention o f ail visitor* la Dixie
Land, a theater where southern darkles
■lng the songs o f old plantation days.
This photograph shows the front of /
..Frankl» K. K m Dixie Land at the Panama-Pacific in
...H um . W. Grugoty ternational exposition. Sen Francisco.
..Alb— S. Burlstoq Be sor* to vielt the Exposition.
..David F. Houuoe
...W ». Ç. RodMd
Wm. B. WiUon
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Resists Rost as no Ordinary Sheet Metal Can
! (p n * Paste About This Wonderful end
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Puzzling Medium.
Here are sag— o f the known Chete
about electric!i/ that will enable those
‘who know aotbiug about tt to under
stand bow tt buba vus. it mast be an-
derstood that no one know* what elec
tricity U. Only through Ita behavior
can we arrive at an Id— o f Its ostare.
It is accepted ag the standard o f durable iron or steel.
Its rust - resisting properties are well established.
Other metala may protect against fire, but they lack
the long time expectancy o f A rmco I ron . Y ou can
get your metal work o f A rmco I ron at
SHEET METAL WOPKS
F H.
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U. S. Court, Oregon
A T TR A C T IV * BOOK ON T H K PANAM A-PACIFIC IN TER N A TIO N A L
EXPOSITION AND PANAMA CANAL MAI LEO FREE.
.......C N. McArthur. Portland
HANDSOME book o f sixty pages, profusely Illustrated in colors end
giving detailed descriptions of the Panama-Pacific International
Exposition held In San Francisco from Feb. *jo to Dec. 4. 1913.
and o f the Panama canal and canal region, wiu be nulled by the
Exposition free o f charge to all inquirer» The booklet Is Intended for
prospective visitors and will also contain Information concerning the
gvaat engineering feet which the Exposition lx to celebrate Write to the
Manager, Bar— a o f Publication. Pauama-Psclfli- International Expos]
ttoa. Exposition Building. San Francisco, for booklet
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Stats O fficers
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........ .Rob— Eakia
BROOKLYN BRIDGE
Painting the Orest htruoturo 1« a Lang
end Costly N k
Every three or four yean tt becomas
necessary to paint the Brooklyn bridge
In order to prevent the corrosion and
deterioration o f Its structural members,
—/a Popular Mechanics Magazine.
This is a task which requires the aerv-
ices o f a small army o f “ human epid-
eta.“ who climb about ever the web
o f cabi— and stringers with almost as
much composure and agility as I f they
were Insects instead o f men.
With buckets and brushes, they cling
Dairy Coaamisan....... ........ Joba D. Mickle
Gams Wanks..........................W. L. Flaky In the network, swinging In the wind
— the constant stream o f traffle surges
Fié Ward— ........... ....... ... ..A E. <
Hsahh Oftar............... .Dr. Calm S.
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and the river beneath there are more
than aOO fast o f space and the cables.
Every exposed strand and spot o f the
whole structure must he painted, so
the men scramble over the rabies until
they reach the topmost point o f the
great towers, which — tend 272 feet
above the «rater, and Anally end op on
the scaffolds suspended beoeath the
structure,
scrape under the plankings,
tag vi
sometimes missing them by a margin
o f only a few Inches. This work con
tinues usually for six or right months
before it ia completed i a . coats ap
proximately fiBtMMX—Exchange.
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H. H. Co«y, Sal—
L H . Haadka. PortLed
Med. Esani.
Health
.Dr. Cuba S. White. Portbed
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C G B mw *. Salea
Love«. Salea
Tez CnmmmáM ....... Fraak
S «e Ubnqr ... ...... Cowéi Mime. Salm
..... J. Lw Brown, Portimi
Deriátry....... ____ JL H. O h « . Seim
Hands of State Institutiona
Uamnit*....
P. l i CaanbelL Emm
Agricultural College
W. j. Kerr. Curali.
Notaal School. j. H. Ack«am Mam ««h
........... T. Moore», Salm
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E. S. TÜKngha«. Salm
Muta
J. H. Thotapaan. Salm
Fe él« Minded
R. E. L Stem. Selm
Pestata»
H. P. Meta. Salea
WiU S. Hak Saba
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School
Soléan'Homa
Twelfth Judicial District
Harry H. Bek. DaHa
R. L. Cornar, McMbevRb
Members of Legislature
W. T. Vtata McMaerille
Serie
F. L. Mhchelbook. McM.
H oum
P« P. Olck LeFeyrtte
County Officer*
Canty Judge....___ J. B. Dodtoo. McMinnvilb
C -r ;— 1 — - .......... F. D. Sinra. Carbon
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Record«...... ..H. S. Maloney
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CIIOOB i I ...S. S. Duncan
. . H. W. Herring
Coroe«........ ...Caray Tübury
Health Officer . .......J. H. Cook
Stock 1 aperto« ...Puta Hanaon
Fruit Inpector. ....... H. E. Crowdl. Diada
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weli -tinder the eircumstai
Th e whole secret in n
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go on and on and on. yo
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The H otpoint is the iron with the red nose. There is
nothing disreputable about i t It ia a good little worker and
smooths out many a wrinkle. I f you haven’ t one and want
one, listen to this: „
W e w ill take any unsatisfactory iron ia pa\ ment for a
Hotpoint Electric Iron, price $3.00, on the follow ing
basis: Any old sad-iron (not more than three) 25c each; any
gas, coke, charcoal, or similar iron (one only) 50c; any unsat
isfactory or woru out electric iron (one only) $1.00,
Bring ’em cn; we don’t care. .We’ ll take a wagon-load
on the condition presented above. Take advantage o f this
offer, and during the summer when the mercury is trying to
kick the lid off the thermometer you’ ll thank us fo r i t
Electricity seeks to gain Its equilib
rium by passing through substances
that are favorable to Its
these are called conducting or non
conducting. according — they favor or
oppose the pea—ge o f tbo electrical
«Orrent.
Among the conductors are metala.
charcoal, animal fluids, water, vege
table and animal bodies, flame, smoke
and vapor. Among the doo conductors
—also called Insula tors are mat. oils,
phosphorus, line, chalk, rubber, cam
pbor. marble, porcelain, dry gaaee and
air. wool. silk, glass, transparent
stones, wax and amber. Some o f them
become conductors when wet.
When electricity In r-onxtderabie
force, seeking Its equilibrium, meets
with Insulating bodies Intense beat and
light are produced. In the evolution o f
which the electric force becomes ex
pended
When the electric foroe ia
shacked In Its course by an Insula ter a
L ELECTRIC CO.
IN M M M
THE HOME OF FLOWERS
Roses, Geraniums, Hydrangea, Hardy Perennials, Potted
Plants, Cyclamen, Begonias, Chinese and Japanese Pri
mulas, Geraniums, Palms, Ferns, Ferns in Varieties,
Fern Dishes, Cut Flowers, Etc. Prides to fit the times.
JOHN GOWER
The Exerel— o f Choice.
The human facnldm o f perception.
Judgment, discriminative feeling, men
tal activity, and wen moral preference,
are exercised only tu making a choice.
He who do— anything because it Is
the custom makes no choice. He gains
no practice either In discerning or do-
airing whet In beet. The mental and
nionfl. like the inuacnlgr power*.' are
Improved only by being used. The
faculties are called into no exercise by
doing a thing merely because others do
i t uo more than by believing a thing
only tiecauae others believe R. • • •
He wbo lets the world, or bis own
portion o f U. choose his plan o f life
for him baa no need o f any other
faculty than the apelike one o f tmlta-
tlou. He wbo chooses his plan for him
self employs all Ida faculties.—John
Stuart Mill.
Carries a very large assortment o f everything to be found in
the highest class drugstores. A ll kindsof Pure Fresh Drugs,
Medicines and chemicals, Perfumes, School Books and Sup
plies, Stationery, L ig g ett’s and Lowney's candies. Our stock
o f cigars is the best m town. You a re always welcome.
David Grayson, writing “ BsmpfisM"
In tbs American Magnates, soys:
"I think sometimes that women are
far better ^paturul executives and or
ganisers than men. To keep a gn a t
bonsshoM running smoothly, pruvtsloa-
edket— nod. made awe— and cheerful
always and to do tt IncMeotally. ns tt
wen. with a hundred other activities
Ailing her thoughts is an accomplish
ment nut sufficiently appreciated In
this world. The true women of the
race have this capacity highly devel
SAYING A FEW WORDS.
oped. They have a real genius for or
He—These biscuits ere not like those derliness. which is the sanity I f not
When Y— r Turn Cam— Remember mother used to make She—O f course tbs religion o f everyday Ufa."
That Sheet t pesahae Never Bore.
they are not I want you to under
I f you are called open to say a few stand that the— biscuits are construct
_' ' •' Old Landau Firms.
words after dinner or at a meeting, ed in strict accord with the latest sci
or. rather, t f o Arms,
don’t be backward. Get right up and entific formula and can be consumed
by i ’epys still exist In Lon
without Injury to the digestive sys don—EDU. the Bond street violin mak
go at It
Tim—-Dispatch.
The chances are that what yon any tem.—Richmond
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v er. and Dan Kawllnaoo of funeburcb
on sack an occasion, without prepara
street, the first grocer to sell tea in
Between
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tion. wtll be of no Importance ahd
“ He —ye oar engagement most be a England, whom concern survives on-
probably wouldn't have been o f Im
do* the asms o f Davidson. Newman
portane* if It bad been prepared in sd-
A On
Vsnce. but that Isn’t the’ point
wnen ao * ° u * *
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Tbs tdootlcai sign or throe sugar
Tbe point is that the minds o f your
to * » •
too* ~ loaves that bang over Kawllnaoo’*
bearers will be quite — blank and K* cb"n *a ._________________ -
shop adorns tbo present establishment.
amorphous aa your own. and con-
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Thera, too. may be seen the canisters
sequantly tbs few who actually listen
O life -lo n g to the wretched, abort to and seal— dating from the seventeenth
to you will have no tpeaps of Judging |the h"PPf- 8yni*
century. Den Kawllnaoo «barged bla
customer* $13 a pound for tea.—Ex
change,
One of the State Buildings at the Great
Exposition
“ I bops you don’t associate with that
man 1 saw yon speak to in the street
Just now."
- Associate with him! What do you
take me for? That rasa, sir, la on« o f
upu sneaklqg.
the most rascally
villainous and
underhand, low do
depraved scoundrels that ever then-
aged to k—p out of Jail."
•I know It . But why are you on
speaking terms with him at all T**
“ Why. I ’m—er—bis lawyer."—Lon
don Mall.
A Pupil s f ths “ Beat Teacher.”
“Cheer up. old noy.“ advised tbo
married man. “ You know ’tie better
to have loved and to— than never to
hav« loved at all.’
“ Yea." agreed the rejected suitor, Jin
gllng a bunch o f keys in bis pocket;
’better for' tbe florist, the confection
er. ths ms—eager boy. the restaurant
waiter, the taxi cabman, tbe tb—triad
magnate and tbe jewel—
Ladies’
B oas Journal
L Y N N
B.
FERGUSON
Lone Fir Dairy
Pure Milk and Cream is conducive to good health.
This is the kind we supply our customers.
Our Dairy is frequently inspected by the State
Dairy and Food Commissioner and has been highly com
mended by that official. Give us a.trial.
R. B. LYLE
Phone Red 66
HOT W A T E R
always at any faucet in your
house signifies that Bill does
your plumbing. I f you have
no modern not water system
let us send a representative to
give you some money-saving,
worry-saving suggestions. In
case o f emergency ’ phone our
repair department, day or night
Harvest Mean.
Tbs harvest muon Is the fall moon
that appears shout the time o f the au
tumn etjutnox. Because of the small
PH O N E BLACK 4 *
SOS Fire« S t
angle that Is made by the moon's orbit
frith the bortaon It rises et the —me
time for several nights. Tbe banter’s USBBSBBBB— — — — — $ • — g
moon le the next moon after the har
vest and Is a like phenomenon
Bill, The Plumber
S. Ed. Launer g MUELLER, the Tailor |
Basis sf Charge.
Baldhanded Gentleman tin barber’s
abopi— You ought to cut my hair cheap
er
There la nothing much to cot/
Hslrdre— —Oh. no in your case we
don't ¿barge for carting tbe bstr; we
charts for having to search for i t -
St. Loots Post IH* patch.
Mutual Attrsotlon.
••So the telephone operator In the
hospital Is going to marry tbe sur
geon ” ,
"8o I fear.’’
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•Affinity of tastes. 1 suppose. Eh*
cuts people off. and be cuts 'am up.**—
Baltimore American.
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Heart’s !>— ire.
HIS pletora sho WS tbs entrane« to thè New York state building et thè
Panama-Pacific International Bxpoattion. San Francisco. Thls la a
Tha Consultation.
wonderfnlly handasms atructure of O reco-Ilo man design and la fln-
’’ My w ife always consulta me about
lahad la truvertlns to match the color achsme of tbs exhlMt puIacea
every article of attire she buy*—frock*,
New York city else has an Individuai pavtUon et the Exposttion. The building
bata, shoes, glove*, everything.’'
•My wife do—, too-tbat la. she ask* und fnmlahlnga co— $1.000,000.
me for tbe money." .
T
AUCTIONEER.
| N ew shop, and also his 2
o big line of Summer Sam- *
2 pie« for ladies and gents £
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Satlafaction Guarantaad
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Warden—No. 41144. do yon wish any 5
hook from tlw library? Prisoner— Y—;
I’d Ilk* to have ■ railroad golds —Phil
s
adelphia Ledger.
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I'hllosophv la nothing hat discretion. T
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invites you to inspect his
A .U C T IO N B B R
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F. W . B R U S S O
eri— all kinds o f sai— in city and
country, includine stock and oth-
er farm staff. -Succeiwor to Col.
West fall. Residence 210 Sheri-
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Edward Cornell