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Bogart Sawmill
T h e W asc o N ew s.
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N. W . Thompson,
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L ivery Feed & S ale S ta b le s.
Cr res lm poterxy, i ’l j a t Emissions and
P r o e r '.e tc r o f t h e
’vaetin^ diseases, a ll effects of seif- !
abuse, o r excess an d inc i s- j
cretion. A n e r v e io n ic a n ti
1 w * b lo o d b u ild e r . B rings th e
pink plow to pale cheeks and j
restores th e fire o f youth.
By m ail 6© c p er box: O boxer H a v in g enlarged and
lo r
w ith a w ritte n g u a ra n ­
prepared to conduct
t e e to c u r e o r r e f u n d t h e m o n e y .
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J . W.
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L C S T V IG O R !
w G « A N D M ANHOOD
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refitted the above stables, we are now
the busiess in a first-class n isu n er.
Good care and p le n ty of feed, at live and let live prices, will
Best rig s in town.
I be o u r motto.
$2.50;
n z r v it a m e d ic a l c o .
CMnion <S A r.ckson S ts ., CHICA GO , ILL.
F o i a s k by M arsh <fc M erger.
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d M ir ln tr s tr in to tb e P a r t a E x p o s i t i o n , with good
•at*ry and p i p » os .-3 paid. Fbon’.d w rite
Tb.» PATSSr KECOBJi, Baltimore. Md-
at
A ll
L odging H o u se in C onnection.
• Jacobsen Book & Music Co.
H o u rs
E v e ry th in g th e J raveling
P ublic could a sk for.
L um ber
ALL WHITE HELP.
BOOTH BUILDING
L um ber of any <J«-
ncription wMitie'l
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GOLDEN DALE, W ASH,|
A F u ll L ine D ru g g is ts ’ S u n d ries.
Soaps and P erfum es,
as cheap as can be had at
a n y m ill in th e county.
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ig a rs , and D ru g g is t’s
onfectionery.
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.
OUR
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List.
E. D. McKEE, Druggist,
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OREGON
T h e N e w s a n d th e H o u se h o ld , of
B»'«ton............................................f l CO
T h e N ew « a n d th e P o rtla n d O re ­
g o n ia n .................................................. 1 75
T h e N ew « a n d th e S a n F ra n c i» c e
E x a m in e r...................
T h e N ew « a n d th e
T h e N e w s a n d th e
T h e N e w s a n d Ih e
l T h e N ew s a n d
M ag azin e, o f S t.
T h e N e w s a n d th e
2 H*
H o m e. B o sto n . I 00
S F C all ......... I 60
H. F . B u lle tin 1 60
th e N o r th w e s t
P a u l.................... 2
C o sm o p o lita n . .2 oO
Successor to
Ot
krau«» à Wo8dw«rrk.
Harnessmakers.
and
Saddlers
The News and New York W orld...1 60
J. F. POTTER,
W a tc h m a k e r and J e w e l e r
S t r o n g c o u rs e s .
V e i l « q u ip p e d T r a i n i n g d e
p a r t i r * « ! . 5 « m a : c o u r t s q u ei»-« t a n d b e s t t r a y to S t a t e C e r tif ic a te . E x p e n s e s f o r y e a r
fro m 8120 to ll» 0 . o r b >&r<i <2 59 t-> $3 p e r w e e k . T u i tio n
, 5 p e r te r m o f te n w e e k s . F a ll te r m
b e g in s e p ic m iie r
h . M u m m e r t e r m . J u n o >7 to S v p te in b e r 1. F o r c a t a lo g u e a d d r e s s
V» A X i s , s e c r e t a r y o f F a c u l t y .
P . L . C A M P B E L L , P r e e id e a t.
T h at causes
M e a ls
B a rb e r. S e c v .. S t a r I n s u r a n c e B ld g . C h ic a g o
G ra d u a te s S ecu re Good P o sitio n s.
D e la y
The b est stock, and tilt
best workman in The
D a lle s ..........................
A
N — O
RHALSCHOOL
I !■ — — — ■ wr r~> ■■■ni<r — gw
y»»W BrihlHMiS. NEW DEPARTMENTS. I'N
GRADED CelNTRY SCdtWL WORK.
I t ’s t h s
e ..p a ssio n ? ’ he exclaim ed. “ W h a t’s
th e use 01 ta.»ii»L about tn a t now?
W by, d a rn it, m an. w»e have a lre a d y
- '»R'
Training.Scliool for Teachers.
1 s t M i .i l , d is h e s, e a .p e t« , sto v e, s ia u d a n d
In one of D allns’ business houses . h a n g in g ia u ip a , « a r p e n te r tool«, etc.
th e o th e r overdue a cu m b er of citi-
A so, lie î ft; rs h is te a m , h a rn e s s and
xens w ere tiisc u sJn g th e question of ba«*k a t a b a rg a in
! he te a m is g o t A*
n e n t d em o crat. d r o p p td in. and v. us
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AH TOY, M a n a g e r.
P R IC E S .
T h e N ew s, a n d th e F a rm J o u r n a l
o f P h ila d e lp h ia from d a te to J a n
1, 1904 ....... ......................................... 1 00
C T I V E s o lic ito r s w u n te u e v e r y w h e r e fo r
••The « t e r y o f t h e P liM lp p in e s ” b v M u r a t T h e N e w s a n d D e tro it F re e P ress 1 00
H a ls te a d , o o m m i s d o n e d b y th e g o v e r n m e n t
a s o ffic ia l h i s t o r i a n to th e w a r d e p a r t m e n t . T h e N ew s a n d th e S an F ra n c is c o
'I h e I h k h w a s w r itt e n in a r m y e a i p s a i S s -i
C h r o n ic le ...................... .................... 2 00
K ra n e isc o . o n t h e P a c ific w ith G e n e r a l M er­
r i t t , in t h e h o s p ita ls , a t H o n o lu lu , a t H o n g
The N e w s a n d S c ie n tific A m e ri­
K o n g , in t h e A m e r i c .n t r e n e h e s a t M a n ila ,
can, N ew Y o rk ................................. 3 50
in tt>«» in s u r g e n t c a m p s .w ith A g u io a ld o , o n
b o a rd ti»* i U y m p ia w iC t D *w *v, a n d in ih e T h e N e w s a n d th e P e n n y M ag a­
r o a r o r b a t tie a t th * fa ll o f M a n ila .
B onanza
zin e, N ew Y o rk ................................ 1 00
fo r a g e n t« . B r im f u l o f o r ig i n a l p ic tu rt^ s t a k ­
en b y u o v e m m e u t p h o t o g r a p h e r s <>n t h e s p o t .
3 7i
L a r i « b «>k. Low p r » e s . B ig p ro f its . F r e ig h t T h e N ew s a n d T h e W a ap, S. F .
»•aid. C re d it g iv e n . D ro p a ll t r a s y n m > d - l lie xSTews a n d M e t’a ll’s M ag a z in e 1 25
d a l w a r b o o k s O u tfit fr. e
A d Irw-s. F". T .
JTsismouth, Or.
in * T id in g
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1 and goo I roadsters
H arue-s and
expansion o r a n ti-ex p ai Sion.
B ui - i . ,
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hack neatly n t* ’. Call a t his rvsi-
i: the co n v ersai on a well known i deuce.
citizen, who. by th e w ay, is a pro m i­
A u m s t s P a X- Fr>— F o r •• t’l.e L if a n d A«-h-
lev » m en tfc o f A d m i t a l D e w e y .” th e w orld"«
ere»»...-, n a v a l h e ro . R.v M u ra t H a ls te a d , th e
id - l o n g f r i e n d 'a n d a d m i r e r o f th * n a t i n ’s
id o l. R is g e s t a n d e*t tx m k ; o v e r
n -ges
S x l t i n c h e s ; n e a r ly 109 ptige« h a l f to n e illu s-
tia tio n f ; i m ly Si SO E n o r m o a d e m a n d . B ig
c * m n ti- s io n a o u t f i t tie * . C h a n c e o f a I fe-
tir n e . W rit« q u ic k T h « D o m in to u C o m p a n y ,
ltd F lo o r » a x to n b id g , C h ic a g o .
F ish in S e a s o n .
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PO PU L A R
and E czem a.
T h e in te n s e itc h in g a n d « m ai'tinis in ­
c id e n t to tlie -e d iseases is itiHtHutlv a l­
lay ed bv a p p iy in t: C lu tin h e rlu in ’a E v e
a n d S k in O in tm e n t
M a n y v ery bad
enjies h a v e been p e rm a n e n t I y c u re d by
it. It ¡« e ip ia tlv cflieien t for itc h in g
piles a n d si fe.voriie re m e d y for »ore
' c ip p ii•», c h a p p e d h a n d « , c h ilb la in s
I frost lu tes a n d c h ro n ic «ore eve«.
25
i eet-t'« per box. At M arsh »fe N iedler’s.
M eats, F ru it a n d V e g e ta b le s
K epi R eg u larly .
W ith A lg e r out
P o rtla n d and o u r own s ta te .
TO BE HA!
1
B eef, M u tto n , P o r k , E tc .
way the Second O regon could not j
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Adrr.inistrstion.
T e t t e r , «nM R b e n m
OREGON
B y o rd e r of S e c re ta ry R»tot th e !
T hirty-fifth re g im e n t will sail from i
of
T o a d w n o * n ¡1 r r n y e ^ ;,c n n;
: e is h< r b y g iv e n t h a t 'h e m d e r c i p n -
e d h a s be. ii a p p o in te d b y H ie <’< u n t y t 'o u i l
o f S h e r m a n =>uniy. S t a t e o f O r e g o n ,‘a d m i n -
iM iib r ix o f th e i s t a l e o t E m o r y C F u ll e r , de-
ceased.
!i p»ws <ns h a v i n g c l a i m s a g a i n s t th e s a t
e s ta ie w il! pies» n t tin m d u ly v e rifie d to m e
a t m.v u o m e n e a r Itu f n s , O re g o n , w i t h i n s ix
m o n t h s fro m t h e d a t e o f t h i s n o tic e .
E a s e d , A u g u s t 19, Ib99.
L IZ Z IE F F t .l E R .
alT-5-sH
A d m in is lia ti ix .
C E N T R A L M E A T M A R K E T .)
p r e t t y well to him who does not c a re
oh
Notice
C o m p a ny.
F»r -air- by Marsh A Me<Per.
Rooms Fully Furnished and Clean.
C lias. R ichm ond, Prop.
m u l a b b l t b ia
n > aMtAorue the oboe. ffunr>uifee.
ity to secu re a sc a p e g o a t for th e ir
ow a sh o rt ^o aings, .explains t he case
T a b le s S u p p lie d W ith th e L u x u r ie s o f th e S e a s o n
N o tic e o f F in a l S e t t l e m e n t .
N o tic e is h e r e b y g iv e n t h n t t b c u n d e r ­
s ig n e d . \ i l t n m i s l i c t r i x <>f th » -e s ta le o f J o h n
A . IL id . d e c e a s e d , h a s rile d in tlif t 'o u n l y
t o u r t o f th e ( 'm i n t y o f - h- r m a n . M ite o t < >r-
e g o n . h e r f in a l r e a o r t a n d a c c o u n t o f Ite r c d -
m i n i s t r a t i o n o f t h e s a id e s ta te , a n d t h a t T u e s ­
d a y . th e 3d d a v o f 11, ti I h » j - a . 1». 1899. a t th e
b o m o f 1(> o .c lo k a in . h a s b e e n a p p o in te d
tiie t i m e , a n d th e o o u n tv c*>nrt ro o m in M o m
in s a id c o u n ty t h e p la c e fo r th e h e a r i .g o f
s a id r e p o r t a n d a e e o u t. » n d a n y a n d a ll o b -
j e e tio n s tlter> to. a n d tl e s e tt le m e n t t h e r e o f
D a t e . l a t W aseo, O re g o n , th i s 28th d a v o f
A u g u s t, x.9.
L o T . l i - , A. • E I D
aal-o-sLo
A d m in is tra trix .
High Grade Cooks.
T h e S t a r R e s ta u r a n t
T o a ll w h .;m it m a y c o n c e rn .
N u lic e S iie re b y g i \ e t r t h a t M . I, P m i f h ,
tire a d m i n i s t r a t o r o f t h e e s ta te o f L u c y F r e d .
» h T C K .-e d , l i a s tile d h ie fin a l r e p o r t a n d a c ­
c o u n t. a n d t h a t b y o r d e r o f t h e t 'o u n t y » 'o u r t
; in a n d fo r 111 - C o u n ty o f S h e r m a n , s t a t e o f
j O re g o n . T u e s d a y , I lie fid d a y o f t te to b e r, A. 1».
l s 9 ‘ a t t i i t iio itr i f itf o ’c lo c k a . in . h a s b e e n
a p f io in ’e d 'l ie tim e a m t ilic C o u n ty ( ’o u r t
' R o o m in M o ro in s a id c o u n ty a n d s t a t e a s
I t h e p lace, fo r t h e In » r in g o f s a id r e p o r t n d
' a c c o o m . to g e th e r w ith a n y a n d a ll nnj*»ctioi>6
th e r e t o , a n d tlie s e t t le tn e h t .h e r e o f
D a te d t h i s 2btli d a y o f A u g u a i a . I> 1899.
M. L S M IT H .
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A d m in is tra to r.
la y o u r p a p e r, n a d e fot you a s d s o t a w ie fit i t is »» v e r r a
o ld ; it is th e g re a t iM iilrd-dowu, feit-C ie-aail-on th e h e iid —
q u it-after-y o u -h a v e -5 a id -it, F a rm a ud H o u se h o ld p s ;< r iu
th e w o rld —th e b jg g e -t p a p e r o f its rix e lit th e U n ite d S ta te r
o f A m e ric a —h a v in g over a n u iiio u a n d a -h a lf r e g u la r readera.
G o lu m b ia
Sold a t 3ft*., Mr. a s d f l abottl*. tb ren -b n n tU ir I'n ltM
RMtesan.t l anaifii ; and in England, a . 1». 2.! 2< 3d.,
t* 6*1. It you are not »..tutted after biiylug. tvfttru tbe
bottle to your druggist and get your money back.
Pii tic It
All a b o u t P c n ltr y ; tb c b ia f Poult» / Uook la rxlrt—
nr—
te lls e r a r y th lu g ; ▼.ith a j colored life -!ik e re p ro d u c tit-s*
o f all th e p rin c ip a l breed», w ith lug e th e r tu s s tr a tlo a * .
P riu e, 50 C ents.
Everything New.
i
i jew elry and
'iVatchniakinit.
N o tic e o f F in a ! S e t t l e m e n t .
No. 3— B1GGLE BERRY BOOK
ib«.
a
I sell farm machi ii-
erv. Hardwaie, tin
ware, ere.
Call <»u n:« and I
aa I II
J e w e l .y w e r a « f a l l k i n d s s o lic it» *
W A SC O
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ACRES
O f some of th e best
land in S h e rm a n Co.
r 16 e.; old L arsen
place, 480 acres, e lif
o p y r ig h t s
and e lif of w lif sec
Scientific American.
A hund»on-«Iv llln .tra ie d weekly. I-araeet «tr.
ecA tion o f any sata n tA a ionni&i. T a n a s, $2 s
» e ar: b -a r lacr.tha, >h Schdiyadi ««wsdealens.
MU
H jry. H Oft Co.«6,B
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St.
wbJiBitOB.
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C h e a t)
ow n
P ro p e rty
BUYâ
nw q r sec 12, tp 4s,
tiot.* • ' r:etly
itljre ecrd u en tÁ I. Htjidb'volt on Patent«
cent irea. Oldoet e __.
ktenU,
P e .t* n t« ta k a a th ro u g h M or.n &
ro w tr e
n^tUe, w ith o a t cearg a, I a to e
g g ? a - A
$ 7 5 0 O ssh
g er place, 160 acres,
e s ig n s
Ooposite Dingle's Blacksmith Shop
$1500,
K now n as th e B er­
T radz M arks
D
C
A c .
pads, rin g s, w hipc, c u rry combs and b ra s h e s , robes,
gloves , etc.
-
treat you rieht.
R u fu s.
K eeps a com plete stock oi team h a rn e ss , b u g g y
h a rn e ss, saddles, bridles, h a lte r s , bits, s p u rs, sw eat
39, tp 3 s, r 17 e.
I lia»’e decided to sell
lots on the north side
of
W
A S C O ,
For residence purposes ai
$20
E ach
$20
A creage p ro p e rty ru n n in g e ith e r east or w est o f
th« railroad tra c k in -acre tra c ts will be sold for
$20.
A>.d a redaction for la rg e r tra c ts.
N tw
is y e u r e p p o rtu n ity to secure a cheap horn*.
IN Q U IR E O F T H E N E W S w . H . B i g g a ,
T h c T a ile s .O *