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AJkatown. ra., March 2T.-As Chris
ttindom colebrat the resurrection of
the Lord Jesus Christ, it li appro
priate that our hearts and minds
Btiould intelligently grasp the signifi
cance 01 the event commemorated. St
Paul tftkl treat strew uiwn tUe reaur
rectton of the dead, declaring lUat If
there be no reaurrectlon of the dead
all thoe whom we counted as asleep
would nerer have an awakening, and
consotfienttj- would Uc as dead as are
brute beasts. Note Ills emphatic state
men ft-this oMWttVfl GorlatutanB rr.
iviRv For here as elsewhere his
words contradict the thought that the
ualntly dead pass immediately to glory
andthe. ungalutly to Purgatory or to
eternal "torture,
According to the Gospel of Christ,
of which St. Paul declares that he
was not ashamed, the dead are to be
esteemed as though they were asleep
-at rest from all the commotion and
turmoil and strife, Ignorance and su
perstition and sin and trouble Incident
to the present reign of sin and death.
They have truly entered into rest,
whether they wcro saints or sin
ners. When .the time for their awak
ening shall haye come in the Millen
nial morning of Christ's reign of right
eousness, surrounding conditions will
be very different from what they are
today, thank Godt Then Satan will
be bound, the Bible assures us (Rev
elation xx, 1-3), and the Ignorance and
superstition. ' selfishness and crime,
which have for centuries marked his
reign will gradually draw to a close,
for the glorious Slesslah-KIng will not
permit them. His reigu. on the con
trary, will be marked with the true
enlightenment of all mankind; and the
result will be. as foretold; namely.
"Every knee shall bow and every
tongue confess to the glory of God"
(Isaiah xlv. 23i.
Gradually the world will be brought
to an Kdenlc condition, in harmony
with the Divine promise. Indeed, this,
work may be said to bo already be
ginning. Already, by artesian wells
and Irrigation processes and highways
of travel and good roads- and Intelli
gent cultivation of fields, the earth be
gins to bloom and the wilderness and
solitary place to be glad, as foretold
by Isaiah the prophet (Isaiah xxxv, I).
Under these blessed conditions "All
that are In their graves shall hear the
voice of the Ron of man and shall come
forth" (John v, 2S, 20l-not all at once,
but "Every man In his own order" (I
Corinthians xv, 23). The snintly be
. Ilevers, who alone are fully pleasing
to Gpd, will come forth in the First,
or chief, or preferable, Resurrection
come 'forth perfect, on the spirit plane,
like unto the angels and like unto their
glorified Redeemer, td be his Jolnt
ifelrs in his Millennial Kingdom and
Its" great work of resuscitating, in
structing and ruling and uplifting all
tho "groaning" families of the earth
(Roman? vill. 22). Thus will be ful
flfled God's promise to the spiritual
Seed of Abraham. "In thy Seed shall
all the families of the earth be bless
ed" (Galatlans ill. 20). Gradually, after
dealing with the living nations to some
extent, the sleeping world will be
awakened, "Every man in his own
order" (I Corinthians xv, 23).
Our Lord assures us that all except
the saintly few will come forth from
tile tomb that they may have a resur
rection a raising up out of sin nnd
death conditions to righteousness, to
the image of God that was lost by
Adam; and that eventually. If willing
and obedient, they will receive God's
gift of eternal life through Jesus Christ
-our Lord. But the rebellious under
those favorable conditions, we are us
surcd, will he cut off from life entirely
In the Second Death (Acts 111, 10-23).
In speaking of the world's resurrec
tion our Redeemer designates It a res
urrection by Judgments (Rev. Ver. John
v, 28, 20). Messiah's righteous Judg
ments will thou bo abroad in the
world. The light of knowledge will bo
as clear as the noon-dny sun. Every
good deed and endeavor will receive
Its reward nnd every wilfully evil
deed will receive chastisements, cor
rections, to the Intent that they may
learn the advautngea of the way of
holiness and go up thereon to life eter
nal, which the willing nnd obedient
may reach by the close of the Millen
nial Age.
Through the prophet Daniel, the
lord declares that ninuy of tho world
ly who now sleep In the dust of the
earth'sball come forth unto shame iind
lasting couteiupt. Wo can readily real
ize the shame that will be theirs when
the light of full ktiawledgo shall pre
vail and all of tlolr past shall stainl
revealed to tlieuisulvoK nnd to others
in its true colors. Wo inn well un-
uerginud that this will bring contompt
p many now highly etitucmed amongst
inert. Hut wo can rojoh-e In the
thought that the Millennial Kingdom
then ti be In power will doal gracious
ly with all lite strlpeH of punish
ment will be tuipprttl yitli mercy:
and gradually by tlieTr elutnge of char
acter the mtutviupt Iblu line will combo
be contemptible, Tt transforming
wor q4 vri and Truth nnw opera t
trig In th Chinch will U annuity force
ful tbu opt'iming tipou the world of
?ROAt Trcatm&it for Colds.
"M ordinaryiJBdlcft will yield to
ttie alKplwt trwUment," says the
flhteafo Tribune, "moderattve iaxar
flvee, hot foot baths, a free porsplr
Uoa and an avoidance of oxpoaura
H agwet after treatment."
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PULPIT...
, CHRIST'S
ASCENSION FROM
i
y HADES
"He led forth
multitude of
captives and gave gifts
(Epliesians iv, 8).
unto men"
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mankind.
As perfection is gradually
rtnic of the imporfcelltm j
attained the
will gmdually abate, while all of the
shameless wilr be destroyed In the
Second Dentil. .Thus we see the Di
vine Purpose of the resurrection of the
dead and oilr glorious hope, far differ
ent from all the fears that were taught
us by tne musty, iraumons oi men,
from the "dark agw." And thus we
see the force of the Apostle's words I
that if there be no resurrection of the
dead our boie is vaki. our faith is
vain (I Corinthians xv, H-10).
"But Now Is Christ Risen."
The Apostle argues, "If the dead rise
not," if that is an impossibility so far
as the world In general Is concerned.
then it is an impossibility so far as
Christ is concerned. And "if Christ
be not risen," then nil hope, all faith.
Is vain. And all preaching is liot only
foolish, but worse. (See I Corinthians
xv, 14.) "But now is Christ risen from
the dead and become the first fruits
of them that slept." Tho mere uwnk
enlng from sleep, as lu the case of
Lazarus, Dorcas and others, Is here
left out of the question. Nothing Is
counted as resurrection except the
full, complete raising up out of death.
Our Lord was the "first that should
rise from the dead" (Acts xxvl, 23), in
this full sense. And he was a first
fruits, or proof, that others still sleep
ing will come forth by Divine Power
to be exercised by him in the resur
rection morning the Millennial morn
ing. The Church will be tho next in
order she Is to be the Bride-Consort
of the Great King and to participate
with him lu his glorious work of up
lifting the race which fell from the
Divine Image into sin and death
through father Aduin. The redemption-price
has been provided In the
death of Jesus; nnd the time for be
ginning the great work of "restitution
of nil things" merely waits until the
completion of the election of the saint
ly Church (Acts HI. 10-21).
Christ Arose From Hades.
Preaching on the Day of Pentecost,
St Peter deeluros thut God raised
Christ from the dead. Then in-proof
that this was the Divine Intention
from the beginning, he quotes from
the prophetic Psalm of David. "Thou
&UUIL IlUi ICillC Illy OWI.I IU lltlt. .uy.
Apostle s quotntion (acts u. -:.) is in
the Greek, in which the word hell Is
ha,lcs. His quotation Is from the He-
urew, in wuicn me woru ncu is mnoi
the only word rendered hell through'
out the entire Old Testament.
I am not .stating this as something
new, altliougn I am conuuenr inni u
is new to many of my hearers and to
many of the eighteen millions who will
read my discourse In tomorrow morn
Intr's naners. For the sake of such, I
note the fact that in the morning of '
our Lords resurrection, lie sum to
Mary, "Touch me not; for I am not
yet ascended to my Father and your
Father; to my God, and your God
(John xx, 17). I remind them further
of tho language of the so-called Apos
tles' Creed, which Is coming more and
more into vogue with all denomina
tions and which declares, "He de
scended into hell and rose again the
third day." in a version of this creed
published by tho Presbyterian Board
of Publication of Philadelphia, a foot
note very properly explains that the
word hell here used is, lu the Greek,
hudai, which signifies the state or con
dition .of death.
I consider this u very Important mat
ter, which should be made widely
known, because of the false conception
of hell hauded dowii to us through our
creeds formulated In tho "dark ages,"
und since a misinterpretation of nheol
und hadea has been given to the pub-
lie mlnd-tho impression that these '
words signify a placo or torture. All j
this is wholly false, iih every Greek
nnd Hebrew scholar knows, and, If
cross-questioned, will admit. It Is an
important uuestlon to tho public be-
cause this misconception of the mean- j
lug of the word hell is driving bun- 1 ut i-entecost; and all of similar clnss
dreds, yea. thousands, away from God throughout this ago have had oppor
nnd awuy from tho Ulble. They cor-1 Umlty f(. participation therein. Ad-
rectly reason that the teach ng that 1
our Creator foreknew nud intended a
hell of torture for his creatures Is be-1
yond conception, beyond belief, nnd
manifestly untrue, us no Holy being
could bo ho unjust, unkind, unloving.
It is time that till sucli siiouitt see mat
the fault lies with the creeds tiud not
with tho Rlblo-that tho Ulble teaches
n hell, Hhryl, hade, Into which nil go,
both good and bad, and from which ull
will bo called forth In tho resurrection
morning by tho great Redeemer.
"Leading Captivity Captive."
A bettor trnnslutlou reads. "On? Lord
ascended on high leading a multitude of
euptlvos," Thatf words are a pen pic
tare representing a great King as a
Conqueror lelurnlng rroin a victory
over an opponent. The victor rotlo In
a chariot at the huad of the proces
sion surrounded by trumpets and tif
clalmein. und behind him followed the
hvIdBiLCitf. tlio proofs of hi victory -
oltliur thow whom ho ld V'U'tW'ud
Rtul enslaved or. us
who Imll'IiHMi cttiHured wml enslaved we may be uccouniott worthy of sluu
mid whom tho Conquorer had sot free lug with hliu In thu glorious work of
The picture Is graphic mid wonder-
ril. uotulthxtondlng tho fact thiu a
m 1 ,1 . in 1 " 'p
While JUIs trofttment is jhufele, U
roqulrea oonsldjrjihle trouble and
the one adopting it must remain lu
doors for a day or two, or a fresh
cold Is almost turo to be contracted,
nnd in many JnBtnucoa pneumonia
follows. 18 it not bettor to pin your
DAILY OAPIXAIi
considerable spuco has intervened be
tween our Lord'a. triumphant resur
rection and ascension nnd tha avi
ttences of his victory, which are fol
lowing uftor him. Of tho groat King
irf Glory himself, let us remember that
after he bad Buffered by the will or
God, "tho Just for the unjust." thnt
he might set mankind free from sin
and death, he was "highly exaitett auu
given u name- above every name. He
was made "partaker of the divine na
ture." He was no .longer a man, for
"Flesh nnd blood cannot Inherit the
Kingdom of God" (I Corinthians xv,
DO). True, ho still has as one of his
many titles, The Son of man, which
Identifies him with our rnco and tho
v- .,), lin lu lii tlin nrrxTwwt nf ac-
cowpIi3Uug for it and which he will
fll0eU durf ,,, Minennlnl rcgj,. w
are reminded by tho Apostle that he
was put to death In the flesh and
made alive in sphrit-a spirit-being. lie
died as a man this siSe the veil. lie
arose a New Creafone the other sldo
fh. vcii sirt bclajr. He was "sown
jJu comu,tiun, raised In lucorruption;
Lovvn ia dishonor, raised in glory;
qqwii a natural body, raised a spiritual
body." As the Church's Head ana
Fore-runner lie passed beyond tho
veil; and now shortly, us participants
with him and as the second battalion
of the glorious triumphal procession,
will follow "the Church which Is his
Body," sharers with him in tho First
Resurrection, his Bride.
Next In processional order following
the Bride class, the "very elect." will
come the "great company" front every
nation, people, kindred and tongue, the
honored servants of the heaveuly
Bridegroom and Bride. "The virgins
her companions" (Psalm xlv, 14), will
follow after the Bride into the pres
ence of the great King Jehovah. Next
In processional order will come the
Ancient Worthies from faithful Abet
down to John the Baptist, the greatest
of the prophets. But these will come
forth from the tomb In hmnau perfec
tion and not in the spirit perfection of
those precedlug (Hebrews xl, 38-40;
Matthew xl, 11). In their human per
fection similar to that ofAduui before
his transgression, plus their develop
ment in faith nnd obedience, these will
constitute a firstfruits of Israel and of
the world of mankind. Under their
ministration, supervised by the glori
fied ones beyond fhc veil, the work of
restitution and uplifting the captives
of sin nnd death will progress until,
at the close of that thousand years of
the reign of righteousness, every hu
man beiug of loyal character will be
completely freed from the bondage of
sin and death and Imperfection and.
with the Ancient Worthies, will march
in the grand procession Into the pres
ence of Jehovah God.
Thus the great Redeemer and De
liverer will not only present the saint
ly Church blameless ami irreproach
able before the Father In love, but
likewise will liberate nil who will or
.',,, ,.,. ,,, .wrnd-
i ed. No wonder the Scriptures declare
. f . , .,...,.,, lW0ssion.
... Knn . thfl .,... of llIs
B0U, aml ,,e satiSned" (Isaiah Mil. 11).
"And Gave Gift's Unto Men."
All tho blessings 'which. In God's
providence, are not coming to the
Church during this Gospel Age, and
nil the blessings thnt In the Millennial
Age Will flow to natural Israel, "the
rebellious also," and nil the blessings
that will flow through Israel and its
New Covenant to nil the families of
, the earth, proceed directly or indirect-
ly from the great victory which our
Lord Jesus gained over sin and death.
Our text and context, as well as the
Psalm from which the quotation Is
made, bears out this thought. It Is
becauxe our Lord descended, because
he left the heavenly glory, and bo.
cause, lu harmony with the Father's
will, our Redeemer left the courts of
heavenly glory and humbled himself to
become n man. and then "humbled
himself to death, and oven to the death
of the cross." that his exaltation came
as a reward of his loyalty to the Fa
ther's will.
And in the Divine-Plan It is because
his resurrection body and glory wero
a reward, a blessing his earthly body
and nature anil rights had not been
forfeited through disobedience that he
hud the latter with all Its privileges to
bestow upon Adam's dead and dying
Vna. Ho irnve the merit of Unit saerl-
tee. first Inmutedly. on behalf of nil
desirous of walking in his steps of
self-sacrifice even unto death, that
these might be, In the Father's good
pleasure, counted as his members and
t.ninanlons on the heavenly plane. To
tllS cm tle trsil j.fts Were bestowed
.uttoiinllv irlfts of holnfulness and In-
8t,.u,.t0 mi assistance were nrovided
through the apostles, orators, pastors
tuu, u.ta.l0.H of tm chureh-for tho
l-,1,im1.,,ii(i11 r ,iSb khIhiiv fnotstnu
folIowl.ra fol. ti,L. WorU of service in
, i,,.!,.,!,,,, ,,,... f (.i.ist. until
the elect Body shall be complete
(KpheslaiiH Iv, ll-RD.
Soon these gifts and blessings and
privileges now granted and Imputed
to tho Church will be no lunger needed
by the class being prepared for tho
heavenly Jolut-helrshlp. Then tho gift
of the Millennial Kingdom, and
through Israel the gift of tho New
i Covenant (.loreuilah xxxl, "U, will be
bestowed upon the blood-bouishl. world,
granting .to ihuiu Individually the op
portunity of-recovering from all their.
dotllemunt and Imperfection.
Lot us then hall this great Redeemer
mid Deliverer Lord of all I Lot us bow
Our hearts to lilai now and voluntarily
f,liut on tlm yoke of 1U service ami sur.
his Millennial Kingdom as lilu llrldo
tnd Joint-hclr tllebrows xlll. 11-13),
fulfil in 11 n nlil rnllnblo nranaratton
Ukfl Chnnibjrhiina fjQu.gh Remedy,
tnar. is lumous uir ua uuros ui uouib
and can always bo depended upon'
Fpr sate by an gpou uruggisis.
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NOTICE OP INTENTION1 TO 1M-
PP.OVE FOURTEENTH STREET
Notire is hereby given that the
Common Council of tho City of Sa
lem Oregon deems it oxpedlent and
proposos to Improve Fourteonth St.
in the city of Salem Orogon from
tho North line of State street to the
North lino of Marion street with
concrete pavement, according to the
plans and specifications adopted for
said improvement and on file In tho
office of the City Recorder, which
said specifications are hereby re
ferred to for a more perfect descrip
tion of said Improvement; said Im
provement to he made at the ex
pense of the adjacent property with
in the limits of said Improvement.
Romonstrances may be filed
against said Improvement within 10 ,
days of tho final publication of this,
notice.
The date of the first publication
of this notice is the 23rd day of
March 1910.
By order of the Common Council.
W. A.' Moores, City Recorder.
Adopted by the Common Council
this 21st day of March, 1910.
W. A. Moores, City Recorder.
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Reaching the Top.
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orous body and a keen brain. With-1
out health there is no success. But ,
Electric Bitters is the greatest i
Health Builder the world has ever i
known.
It compels perfect action
of stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels,
purifies and enriches the blood, tones
and Invigorates the whu'o system
and enables you to stand ihe wear
and tear of your dally work. "After
months of suffering from Kidney
Thouble," writes W. M. Sherman, of
Cushing, Me., "three bottles of Elec
tric Bitters made me feel like a new
man." 50c at J. C. Perry's.
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Good roads, like good streets, i
make habitation along them most
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Pain means congestion blood pres
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Time Table C8.
Effective Sunday, January
1.
1910 12:01 a. m.
Northbound.
No. 16 Oregon Express .. 5:l'5a.m.
No. IS Portland Passenger 7:43 p.m.
No. 20 Portland Passenger 3:12 p.m.
No. 14 Portland Express 8:20 a.tn
No. 12 Sha8taLlmited. . . .12:35p.
Southbound.
No. 13 San Francisco Ex.. 3:31a.n
No. 19 Ashland Passenger. 11: 01a.ni
No. 17 RoseburgPassenger C:4Gp.m
No. 15 California Express. 9:56p.m
No. 11 Shasta Limited .. 7:43 p.m
Northbound.
No. 226 Way Freight' ... . 9:50a.m
No .222 Portland Fast Frt.l0:45p.m
Southbound.
No. 225 Way Freight. ... 12:35p.m
No. 221 Portland Fast Frt. 2:43a.m
OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY CO
Local Leaves For
Portland and Inter 6:40 a.m.
Portland-HUlsboro inter . . 8:55 a.m. ;
Portland and inter 11:15 a.m.:
Portland and inter 2:00 p.m
Limited.
Port,, Tualatin, Hlllsboro. 3:20 p.m.
Local.
Portland-HIUsooro Inter.. 4:00p.m.
Portland and Inter 6:20 p.m.
Portland and Inter 8:50 p.m
Local Arrive From.
Portland and Inter 8:25 a.m.
Portland-HUlsboro Inter.. 9:50a.m.
Limited.
Port., Hlllsboro, Tualatin . 10: 45 a.m.
Local.
I Portland and Inter 1:00 p.m
Portland-HUlsboro inter.. 4:00p.m.
Portland and inter 6:50 p.m. 1
Portland and inter 8:30 p.m.
Portland Theater train. . 10:40 p.m. '
Salem, Falls City & Western Ry
I.BAVE WEST HAMSM FOU :
Dallas, Falls City, HlacK Rock.. 0:00a. m '
xDrUlns and Intermediate point. 12 :40 p. tu
iltiack Hock. Falls Cltv. Dallas. . 4 :4ft d. m
-duiius ana iniermeuiaie poiaii. ip. in
-Lianas, rails cur :iupia
AisautiB. raun lilt, uiuck iiuck. x i3 if. lu i
Y-rWlllna nmt lntm,,ltiir ntttnfa K'lUtn ,n '
AltltlVi: W12ST tlALKM FROM :
Falls City, Dallas 8:30 a.m.
.'.UVM IIUVK) . Ullll V. ,J , ... 1 1, I .Ate.AU .
liu una una lniermeaiaie points. 3 too p. in.
Dally except Sunday. xSunday only. 1
Ferry lauuch from foot of Htate street
rnDnects with all trains at Hecond-atret
deptt.
Independence-Salem Motor Line.
T ........ T I . , . 1 , r
ucaiu luiieiienuuucu ... j;ou u. m.
Arrive at West Salem. . 10:30 a. m. ,
Leave Salem . . . 4:00 p. m.
Arrive Independence ...5:00 p. m. 1
Connects at Independence with
west aido train for Portland and in
termediate points, and for Mon
mouth aud Alrlle.
Tho old fashioned way of doing a
woak stomnch, or stimulating tho
Heart or Kidneys Is all wrong. Dr.
Shoop first pointed out this orror.
This is why his proscription Dr.
Shoop's Restorative is dlroctod en
tirely to tho cause of those nllmonts
tlio weak Inside or controlling
norves. It isn't uo difficult, says Dr.
Shoop. to strengtuon a weak Stom
ach, Heart, or Kidneys, if ono goes
nt It correctly. Each Insldo organ
has Its controlling or Inside nervo
When these nerves fall, then theso
organB must surely falter. Thoise
vital truths are leading druggists
ovorywhere to dispones and rocout
mend Dr. Shoop's Restorative. Tout
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THE TARIFF
Washington. April l. An attempt
to repeal. the Payne-Aldrich tariff bill
was made In the house late today by
Fitzgerald, Democrat, New York.
He moved to amend an appropria
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Portland, Oregon
A Former Salem Boy
. Lockley's story reads as follows :
Why. I dftould
Invest in. Othello
Aro you one of the lucky ones who are going to get in on tho ground floor on Qthello?
Othello! What's Othello? A running horse, a now make of automobiles or a new townslte.
Your last guess was the best one. It's a new town, and It'c n sure winner.
' Whore Is It and what makes you think it is a sure winner?
' It's in Eastern Washington, In Adams County, on the line of the new transcontinental railroad,
tho Chicago, Milwaukee & St. 'Paul, that has just opened up such a vast body of rich and produc
tive new territory. ' ' .
Aro there any other large cities or growing .towns near Othello?
No that's the beauty of it. Othello will not have to fight any near-by rivals for trade. It will
serve a very large stretch of country as a trading center.
How about the surrounding country; is It productive?
Productive! Why, man, Adams County Is called the bread basket of the Inland Empire.
Jinny a wealthy retired farmer lias mado his money in raising wh.eat there; and now that trans
portation Is available, you just watch that section.
How about other crops?
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winters, cool nights In summer, warm days, altitude of slightly
level. Yes, it Is a splendid fruit country.
Do you think values are
ti,' t,oin ti- Thn
stant pv 1 ..-Increasing influx of homeseekers from the Mlddlo
ronstr tiy rititi .
t - i.- nt Hn 1 Tllvor North
crunp r v' h tl.ose of 10 years ago?
La d lii i co.ild be bought 10 years ago for $2.50 an acre is now soiling for 250 an acre.
What ...Tect do you suppose tho building of tho Panama qanalvwlll have on tho West? , n?s
I've got to say s you had better get hold of somo land, either Acreage or residence or business io.
beforo the canal Is completed, for values are on the up-grado, nnd the completion of tne can.u
mean very much h'gher values, duo to the growth of tho country.
How about Othello? . ,
Well, It is new; values are still low. Look it up thoroughly, and if you are satisfied that wna
I have Bald us to the growth of the country and the consequent Increaso on land values is ns
then put your money in real estate. FRED lulk.l,i.
When you have read this announcement, do not lot anything prevent you from lmmediatoly caR
Ing at our offices and making n full and comploto investigation of all tho facts regarding ye' '
Lots purchased there now will increaso in value beyond anything you may imagine, and it aoea
require any considerable outlay of money to get in "on the ground flopr." Those wno purtu
now; purchase at the lowest rock-bottom prices, and will have tho benefit of all the acreas
valuo which are bound to come with tho rapid development of tho resources of the coumrj
rounding Othello and the Increases in population In tho city Itself. . eff
Lots may bo purchased upon easy terms, allowing anyone to-participate in prospects ot in
city. In fact you may practically make your own terms if you purchase at once. We ueiievo i
every person who purchases a lot in OtheOo bocomes an enthusiastic supporter of tho 01tJ:. " tothe
this reason, the first lots sold In Portland will be sold upon practically any terms agreeauie iu
purchasers, provided they show only good faith in their dealings with us. ,-i,onqlve
Oall at our office and talk with Mr. Nowklrk, our manager, at once. Get tho very comprwe, as
stntemont of resources, industries and conditions nt Othello, which we have had publisi ie '"jjng
, 1
1 I
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lorm oi n oookiui, witu complete uiustauons, anu get sucn omer
Othello, and fully satisfy yourself that whatever wo say about
wolgnoa. expression of our belief In the city.
Othell
Work for all Classes of Labor
R. R. Ryan, Salesman Saiem, Oregon
Dl
AND
ago a severe cold settled on my lungs and "o
scarcely able to stand. I then was advised to
le I went back to work, as well as I ever was."
SOLD AND GUARANTEED
J. C. PERRY
tion by repealing tho tariff bill.
Speaker Cannon ruled the motion
out of order.
Fitzgerald appealed from the rul
ing. On a motion to lay the appeal
on tho table a roll call was demanded
The appeal was lost when the mo
tion to table was carried by a vote of
150 to 116. The vote on tho motion
was on strict party lines. Fitzger
ald's attempt to repeal the tariff was
mado as an amendment to an appro
priation bill.
Your nerves must be fed with pnre,
rlch blood or lnere win be trouole-
Poorly fed nerves are weak nerves ;
and weak nerves mean nervousness,
is It a good fruit country;
i. 1,00 Tho nllmnta lo anion A I rl 1 V
apt to increase?
woot iiiit nnw 1ms what, tho world
Yakima. Wenatcheee. Sunnyslde.
,o improvement Company
and LUNG
PREVENTS
completely prostrated me that I was
try Dr. King's New Discovery and
' Q
W. J. ATKINS, Banner Springs, Tenn.
AND $1.00
BY
If it storms the first Sunday U
the month It is liable enough t
storm the other three or four, to (uj.
nlsh you an oxcuso for
away from, church.
giSTIDilll
"For over nine vear.i I suiTered with cfcnA
constipation anij durinir this time I hti toiS
u injection of want ratr once every 14 fern
before 1 could have ru action on ray boith
Happily t tried Cascarfts, and todsy lam S
man. Durlnpt the nine vear before I tad
Cascaretr. I suffered untold misery with lateral
piles. Thanks to ou. I am free Iron: all it
this mornit,? You taa use th (n behjlj 4
uffen.iK hui.miity B. V Fisher, itoaiioke,rA
Plsrant Palaiaole, Potent, Tar.ts Cool
Do Good. Never Sicken, Weal-en or Grist
10c Z5c, 50c. Never sold in bulk. TlupS
.line tablet stamped t C. Guaranteed to
. cuio or vour raor jy bwct. 933
nilnnted to f 1'UItgrOWlng-
-mild
more than thousand feet above sm
wants land but with
the con-
Western States It
values are
How do their present
values
mernmre . :"rfUiy ,i
Othello
is
a consei vn v"--