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While changing your horses from old
hay and grain to new you should have a
good supply OF Wilburs seed meal in
your barn. Sold by c. E. CoULEHAN.
Daily camera., 1898-10-05

Call in and see the new Wheeler &
Wilson, No. 9, sewing machine, the light
est running machine made. Needles
for all machines. Repairing promptly
done. Office 2o36 18th street, Boulder,
Colo. "a Imo.
Daily camera., 1898-10-05

The Massachusetts, Democracy
strong lineup for silver and Bryan shows
that the campaign at the hub will be
fought out on national lines.
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Barxains for Home seekers,

We have fine list Of attractive offers
in this line and are continually listing
new ones. Call and see us If you need
Home Properly, Farm Properly or con.
template investments Of any character.
Give us your properties for rent.
WARREN c. OVERS
Real Estate Agency.
Camera Building, Boulder.
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DR.. Harrison, office rooms l. 8 and 5,
Willard block. corner 18th and Spruce
streets. 3ot
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pose.

Let US trust that our friend, Billy Hult.
has not lost his interest in the great prin.
ciple of the initiative and imperative
mandate.
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When, where and how TO obtain pur.
liquors without having to pay three prices
for it is a leading question. Listen to US
In the first place, be sure it is not Sun
day, then walk straight.wsy to Garba
rinos.
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The books for this years work IN all
the schools, together with full line OF
school supplies and stationery are in
stock at Sawyer's old stand and foi sale
by Bouton.
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At the Old Stand

At the Old Stand
The reliable and expert jeweler and
watch and jewelry repairer, c. P. Pettin
gill, will always be found at the old stand
ready and anxious to serve his old tint
friends and customers.
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1t makes reputation for limitations to
trade upon, does the Round Oak. See
the name Round Oak or you will be de-
ceived. For sale by Parker & Wills. op.
posite First National bank
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Omaha and Return $1,000.

Omaha and Return 1890.
Tuesday and Friday of each week the
Gulf ,Ry. will sell round trip tickets to
Omaha for $1,000, tickets limited for re.
turn passage to fifteen days from date of
sale. T. E. G1LLER, Agt.
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WANTED-Two furnished rooms tor
light housekeeping. Call at HAS Pearl,
the O. K
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To Boulder it was something new to Boulder. The
way Lots have been selling tells that the people
know good thing when they it. Up to September
LIST, we have sold over
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For SALE-A stock of shoes of from
800 to 900 pairs, together with stock
OF groceries attached. Located in Boul
der. Address, p. o. box 7,2. city. 2o II
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TERxs-I5c. per week; SOC. per month
ty carrier. $ 90 per year when paid IN
advance.
Advertising Rates upon application.
Entered at the Postoffice at Boulder
Colorado, as second-class matter.
Daily camera., 1898-10-05

A party of four ladies or gentlemen
can find desirable double rooms with
board, by enquiring at 1885 Pine street.
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If your horse is off his feed use Will
burs' seed meal. c. E. CoULEHAN.
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Hobson's latest success demonstrates
the fact that even wind bags and Span.
ish ships can be saved to some good pur'
pose.
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Use Prof. Fields worm powders
single trial proves their worth.
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Dressmaking by competent lady at
! I346 Walnut street, corner I4th. 2o-tt
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TIM e CARD.

-saxus S1n
g I||E -
UP. D. & G.
No. "a. for Denver 1sl'sss; Departs: s} 81, a. M m:
No. a. for Denver 1t1sSs Dspss;, '53s s:ys E. M
No. A. from Denver bs,jzss bsass;. 93s 93s a. m: M
No. %. from Denver, Arrives. 6:24. p. m
UP.
Io:I5 a. m. 1918 pm
COLO. & NORTHWESTERN.
Leaves Ward Reaches Boulder
545 .. m. 800 a. m.
rag p. m. 1882. m.
Leaves Boulder Reaches Ward
Q:4o a. m II'ss a. m.
6:4o p. m. 8:55 pm.
Democratic Ticket.
For Governor,
CHAS. S. THOMAS.
For Lieutenant Governor,
FRANCIS CARNEY.
For Secretary of State,
ELMER F. BECKWITH.
For Treasurer,
JOHN H. FESLER.
For Auditor.
GEO. w. TEMPLE.
For Attorney General,
DAVID M. CAMPBELL.
For Superintendent Public Instruction,
HELEN L. GRENFELL.
For Regents.
E J. MORArH.
DAVID M. RICHARDS,
HAROLD d THOMPSON.
Democr ,tic County Ticket.
For County Judge,
Joseph T. ATWOOD, y
Longmoni.
For COMM s,oner Second District.
l. II. DICKSON,
Longmont.
For Representatives.
HENRY DRUMM,
Boulder
JAY BYRON,
Ward,
THOMAS R. OVlNGTON,
Louisville.
noh.on' lataS< eucrec. demonstrates
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1.-The Dewey" lodging house, 2o36 18th
street, Meeker & Coulehan proprietors
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$50 --lo0ts-- $50

And the people who are acquiring them getting
them easy they don't feel the outlay. Just think oft
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Denver

Sell and Exchange your Railroad
Tickets at Simmons Ticket Office, No
1922 Seventeenth Street, Markham Hotel
Building, Denver, Colo.
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Gobie1no militar de Ia plaza
DE PUERT O-RICO

ANUNCIO. - Habiendo resuelto ell
*Excmo. se6or Captain general\ de eete Dis
tvito, que los Cuerpos de Infahterfa de este
Ej4rcito &c provean del ganado necesarlo
para ell transporte de municiohes y demas
efectoe, &c hace publioo para conooimiento
de todos aquellos que deseen vender, mulas
de csrga, en- la inteiigencia de que es oondl'
ci6n indispensable que estas reuusn las con-
diciones de fuerza para soportar la oarga mi.
nina de 90 kil6gramos, aparte del baste 6
aparejo. resistencia una fatiga prolongada
Y Que no excedan de ocho amos de edad, no
hallAndose 6stas sugetas alzada determi'
NADIA.
La compra para dicho ganado, queda
alberta en- esta capital, Areoibo, Mayaguez,
Ponce Caguas, en- la comandancia del de.
tall de los Batallones respectivos.
Puerto Rico, 25 de Mayo ls9s.- FL ge]
neral Gobernador militar, Ricardo Ortega.
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GaCeta Official de hov

La suscripci6n pacional asciende hasta
el dia de hoy la oantidad de $l72o23, sc
centavos.
-Anuncio del Gobierno Militar para
proveer los cuerpog de infanterfa de este
ej4rcito del ganado necesario para el trans-
porte de municiones = demas efectos.
GOBERNACIoN
-Gobierno insular. Aceptando la re-
nuncia de don Francisco Ramon Saavedrs,
aloalde de Quebradillas, nombrando para
sustituirle don Honorio HernAudez. con-
cejsl de aquel ayuntamiento. Nombrando
interinamente hasta la primera election,
Concejsles del Ayuntsmiento de Camuy, s
don Juan Pla, don Tulio de JESUS, don Eu-
genio Lopez, don Nicolas Cabrera, don Juan
Antonio Gasafla y don Pedro Amador, que
reunen las condolences legales.
HACIENDA
-Decretando que el tabaco elaborado
en- tabaco6 cigarros procedentes de Cuba que
se importer en- esta isla desde el primero de
Julio del ano actual, pague por derecho
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Battalion provisional de Puerto-Rico
NU M ERO 3.

Debiendo proveerse este battalion de 90
mulas que reunap condolences de fuerza para
soportar la carga mfnima de noventa dos
kil6gramos, aparte del baste aparejo, resis-
tencia 8 fatiga prolongada no exceder de 8
afios de edao, pero Elm sujeci6n slzada de.
terminada: Y cuyo precio uno con otro no
exceda de bohemia pesos: Sc hace saber por
ell presente anuncio para que ell que desee
presentar ganado de esta especie pueda ha-
cerlo desde mailana de ocho de la misma
seis de la tarde en- las ofcinas de este Bata-
Hon, sito en- Ell cuartel de San Francisco,
donde previo ell ccimiento pericial, Sc
Procedera al ajuste cierre de trato inme
diato
Sc admiten proposiciones por los CO.
mandantes de los destaoamentos de Fajardo
y Vieques.
Lo que sc hsce pdblico fin de que con
toda urgencia sc remitan 4 este cuerpo pro-
posiciones los que tuvieran esta clase de ga.
nado sujetandose en- todo 10 prescrito en- ell
presente anuncio.
Los gastos que origine este anuncio serAn
sufragados proporcionalmente entire los VEN
dedores del ganado. La Junta economical.
Los capitanes comisionados.
Ryaez Nauajos, Ado!fo Mayozde.
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aranoeario un peso por cada kil6gramo, PEI
so neto contando como tai ell de los envsses
interiores. El tabaco de jgual prooedencia
en- rama, en- pasta en- cualquier otra forma
no expresada en- ell artfoulo anterior, pagarAn
por derechos de Importation, desde la mis-
ma fecha, cincuenta centavos de pesos por
kilogramo neto.
INSTRUCTION PUBLICA:
-Disposicionee: l. 1" Sc suprimen por
esta vez los exkmenes que durante ell mes de
Junio debfan verifcarse en- las escueas de
primera eneef1anza. 80 Sc declara vigen-
te ell perfodo de vacaoiones deede hoy hasta
el 80 de JUNO. So Las iuntas locales,
oyendo los maestros y proveyerdo las
necesidades de cada poblac,6n, previa con =
sulta esta Secretarfa, desgnarA las es.
cuelas que sea conveniente abr1r en- primero
de Julio.
OBRAS PUBLICAS.
-Abriendo concurso la subasta para
|el transporte del material de acero que
ell puente de "a metros de luz y
los dos pontones de 7.2O en- las avenidas del
puente <Principe de Asturias,> sobre Ell RIO
Lola de la csrretera de Rio Piedras 4 Fa-
iardo.
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Delegation general de la Cruz Roja
EN PUERTO RICO

Para contestar diversas preguntas he-
ohas por varias personas de la isla, referentes
las inscripciones tftulos de asooiados
varones de la Cruz Roja. SO hace constar
que sera nulo y de ning':n valor todo tftulo
9: no haya sido expedido por la asamblea de
Madrid que no sea de los provisionales
expedidos por ell presidente seoretario de la
Comisi6n provincial con conocimiento del
Delegado que suscribe. Estos 1ltimos serAn
oanjeados oportunamente por los que remita
In Asamble& Suprema de Madrid.
Puerto Rico q de Mayo de 1898. Ell
Delegado general, NJ. Ferndnde@ Ju,acos
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Estado demoetrativo de las cantidades
ingresadas satisfechas por la Tesorerfa de
esta junta, con expression de los ayuntamien.
tos de esta isla cue pesar del tempo trans
currido no han ramitido las cantidades con
que acordaron contribuir para Ia celebration
de dicho centenario; y que son los sguientes:
Ayuntamientos que han contribuido
para los gastos de la tiestss.
Egresos. Plaza de la <Lealtatl>. Sa-
tisfechos por libramientos ndmero 5, 978
pesos so centavos. Idem por idem ndmero
s, SIS idem so idem. 1dem por ldem nimero
10, 307 idem A idem. Idem por idem MI
nero l6, 1856 idem 80 idem. Idem por
idem numerc "a, % jdem idem. Idem
por idem namero 81, 70 idem II idem. Id
por idem numero 80, 323 idem 70 idem.
Suma, 5, 595 pesos "a centavos.
Bale de las Flores. Por libramientos
ndmero 20 1868 pesos 25 centavos. Por
idem idem 81, l,50. Suma, 1859 pesos IS
centavos.
Pr6stamo del Banco Espafol. Por Ii
bramiento numero l, l4l 66. Idem idem
n,1mero 2, 2 40. Idem idem nimero 80,
1900. Suma, 4,l44 pesos centavos.
Fiesta del Arbol. Por libramiento
ndmero IL $l66. Idem idem idem H. so
so. Idem idem idem Is, 76 OF. 1dem idem
idem l9, So. So. Idem idem idem 20, 40
SO. ldem idem idem 25, 54 50. Suma,
444 pesos a. centavos.
Gastos diversos. Por libramiento nt1
nero 3, l6 pesos. Idem idem numero 4,
100. Idem idem namero 6, SO, Idem idem
ndmero 7, 3.75 Idem idem ndmero l2,
67 20. Idem idem n1mero sol, 44s7. Idem
idem numero 20, $3.50. Idem idem ntimero
%, So. Idem idem numero 26, 100. Idem
idem numero 2S, 1910, 1dem idem ntl-
nero 33, so. Idem idem numero "a, 26.
ldem idem ntmere 80, 100. Suma, 772 pe-
SOS 20 centavos.
Monumento en- ell Campo del Moro.
Por libramiento numero 8, 73 pesos Is CEN
tavos, Idem idem n1mero l3, 45.l6. Idem
idem namero Is, All 43. Suma, $3.50 IA
oentavos. Pr6stamo de Ia Diputaoi6n pro
vincial. Por ibramiento ndmero IS, 1000.
Libro del Centenarlo. Por libramiento nu-
nero SO, SO. Idem idem numero 81, 1910
Sc. 'Suma, 1916 pesos IS centavos. A don
Jos@ Paris por su 6anza. Libramiento nu-
nero II, $50. Total $2,ll2s 40 centavos.
Demonstration. Importan los ingresos,
24,3 pesos 80 centavos. Idem los egresos
81, 1875 id 40 id. Existencia que queda en-
Gaia 3, ,l96 pesos 40 centavos.
Nota.-Esta Junta para activar Ia cons.
trucci6n de la escultura de don Ramon de
Castro que Sc ha de colocar en- la plaza va
construida llamada de la <Lealtad,, ha en-
cargado Barcelona al esoaltor sefor Walt.
mijana ell modelo de la referida estatua.
Puerto Rico, 80 de Mayo de 1s98.-El
Tesorero, Eduardo II Gonzdzez. Vo Be.
|-El presidente, Ortega.
N0TTCTAG .
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NOTICIAS

~ Es innegable, juzgar por las no.
tlclas que venimos reoibiendo, que en- todos
los campos de Ia iala SO ,estkn sembrando mu.
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Junta para Ia celebration del

Ter. Centema>'io de la detenso de esto plaza
en- 1884, Puerto Rico.
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chos frutos memories que, seguramente, han
de obtener buen precio. es innegable
tambi6n que con habichuelae, platanos, ma
langos, names, batatas Ell ganado que hay,
nadle Sc muere de hambre. La situaoi6n di'
ffc;l en- cuanto subsistencias, es la 0rese,a
te. En- 10 porvenir 81 l}egaraa faltar per-
dicee jamdn trufado, no faltaran por oierto
artfculos cosechados en- el pats para atender
4 las mas apremiantes necesidades de la vi
da. Els menezter que las siembras conti-
nden. Que nuestros estancieros compren~
dan que han de pedir s la madre TERRA Ell
pan que han de conner mahana. 81 Ia &C.
tual situaci6n Sc deepeja pronto, mejor. Lo
que abunda, no dai1a.
~ El eatudioso jovenclto don Inocen-
clio Serrano, hijo de nuestro querido amigo
don Periandro, acaba de rem dir brillantfsi-
mos ex&menes en- la Academia Militar de es.
ia oiudad, para su ingreso en- 81 cuerpo de
1ngenieros. En- disputado cpncurso obtuvo
la anica plaza que para esta is|a Sc destin6
tan distip guido alnmno, Felicit4mosle since.
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IMPROVING g? THE PARK.

We have begun to improve the park
God save the mark a breaking
plow has beeu run through Wilson
avenue. IL Is, or was, ten acres OF
natural turf lying between the Oregon
state house and the MariOu county
court house 10 Salem city. ln sum
mer IL was a trysjing place for lovers
aud birds, a lOating place for people
OF leisure, "A study room Tor Tired unl
yersity students, who nestled on the
grass in the shade. IL was flower
garden for city children, where could
be gathered viUlets, caGnas and other
lilies ir their season, cOiJsfUOt, dande-
lion, buttercups, wild rU-es, pldnta
genet and towering Grasses THIS
lovely train Of flowers from the natu-
raj turf are all turned under. The
Scotch broom Is scattered and viii
spread more rank than before. Weeds
will ripen and blow their seeds all oyer
the city. In the pOad. on the lower
part, frogs will breed.
Many OF the trees will die. The
tennis ground, ball ground, cycle
path, and lovers walk are gone.
We are To put down tile drain. We
are going to grade the whole park
beautifully and put IL above low
water. We are going TO put gravel
drives and granite sand walks all
through 1t. We are going TO put
cement walks all around IL, aud a
curbing and plant IL with ornamental
shrubs and take out all that splendid
variety OF natural trees. All these
things will be done and will give
employment TO laboreTs. For the
present century however all Improve
menLs mentioned in this last para
graph will have TO walt. We have
began TO improve. We have only got
go so far as the breaking plow process.
1t is true that was not necessary,
and was about the last thing to do,
but it is done and the rest may be
done in good time.
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MR.. FORD.

Mr.. Tilmon Ford is one of the most
talented man In the Republican party.
He is the peer OF any lawyer in Ore
gen. He is man OF wealth and big
farmer. He has an excellent legisla-
tive and political record. Besides
being successful financier, farmer
and professional man he has no repu-
tatioh whatever as politician. To
Mr.. Ford more than any one other
man ia Marion county does the Re
publican party look for popularizlng
itself with the masses OF country
voters.
But like many Republicans Of posi-
tive convictions he finds himself in a
dilemma. The State League OF Re-
publican clubs twhere Portland had
delegates enough TO represent 22,5OO
voters) not only declared for the gold
standard "as the earnest exposition
OF the monetary policy OF the Repuo-
lican party" and that the "club are
in special accord with the admins
tratiCn and its wise and efficient Sec
retary OF the treasury, Lyman j.
Gage"
II is well-kuown that politically
M. Gage is known as a Cleveland
mugwump and probably voted for
The resolutions are commendable for
their frankness in ayowing unequiv-
ically for the gold standard, the re
tirement of the greenbacks, silver
certificates and treasury notes, the is
suance OF bonds therefor, the estab-
llshment of enough national banks 10
issue ana lend the people all the
money they can put up cOllaterals for.
Besides the Gage policy goes far be-
yond the financial platform on which
Mckinley was elected, That platform
did not favor retirement of the green.
backs nor futher issue Of gold bonds IL
did rot entirely renOunCe bimetailism
AS principle, Mir. Gage goes 50 far
as 10 declare that this country has
been on the gold standard for sixty
years. The regular Portland gold
Republican organization declares In
printed circular that In the coming
campaign in Oregon, they do not ask
nor expect the aid OF persons OF any
political designation who may bt
unwilling 10 declare without
eQuiyocation against free coinage OF
silver and Ia INSIST moreover
that the GOLD STANDARD, THE
ACTUAL STANDARD OF Our
COUNTRY DURING MORE
THAN SIXTY YEARS PAST
shall be preserved,
MI Ford has made but one speecl
this year, at WOOdbrrn. Asr ported
he expressed the belief that oul
country had bimetallism up 10 1873
Now Gage aud the Gold Republican
politicians declare that We had bi'
metalllsm only up tO lS3s or thirty
live years less than Mr.. Ford puts il
Mr.. Blaine, Mr. GARFIELD aud th'
greatest Republican leaders agre,
with Mr.. Ford that 1873 was tn
time when the crime OF striking dowI
one of the constitutional mOnel
metals was committed acci
dently or surreptitiouslY. Mr.
fOrd farther declared at WOodbnrI
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wooLEN MILLS FLOURISH.

While there is paralysis in the cot
ton trade, and cotton mills are shut
down all over New England, or run
ming under reduced wages. the woOlen
mills east and west are flOurishing,
and doing profitable business.
The Dingley tariff bill has affected
various industries differently, IL has
not helped cotton mills. IL has stimu-
lated the leather Industry and put
I'D the prices Of all footwear without
raising the price of hides TO
the farmer. All wOOlen goods haye
been advancing.
A Salem merchant says before the
present year is over all wooden dress
goods will Advance thirty per cent.
IL is not certain tndt wages ia NOOlen
mills or the value Of stock will ad-
vance because only a long period OF
prosperity affects those Things. But
IL is gratifying 10 know that yne liue
Of industries Is fiOurlshing, We trust
IL may flourish until the wages OF en-
ployes may be raised. We believe In
ia prosperity for manufacturer, stock
holder ana wage Garner on equal
terms
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JOURNAL "X-RAYS.

Portland has now three daily papers
all for gold only.
-
That the old wage scale is a thing
of the past is too obviously true.
-.
The state owes the gold bugs ore
vote OF thanks. They refused to en-
gage Sidney Dell in a joint discussion
T. T. Geer refers tn the silver peo-
pie as steers. He will get gOred II
Gov. Lord appoints him TO the cat
tlemen's convention.
We hear that Governor Lord is
going TO appoint Metschan, Catch,
Geer, Ford and all the gubernatorial
aspirants delegates TO the Pendleton
bull convention
-
Senator Holt says there is to be no
fusion in Jackson county. Well, II
he can't guess any better than he can
finance the state fair, the prophecy
Amt worth much,
-.
A prominent member OF the Mckin.
ley workingmen's club of Salem eX-
presses the opinion that it is a crime
for the employer Of labor 10 increase
his profits without increasing The
wages OF the employed.
II Mr.. Bingham charged the county
81 go for collecting the OregOnPacitc
taxes that would have been paid any
how and $3.50 for collecting the money
due the city on the Jo Baker note in
which he never filed a paper, what
would he charge the school district
for financing Its affairs?
Mr.. Bingham is a universal genius.
He is attorney for the ). Z. Co., for
Mr.. Bush, for the Electric Light Co.,
for the the city, for the county, Tor
the people and against them, but
always for Bingham. BY all means,
he should be made school director Tor
i've years, il not for life,
-.
We are glad SO many OF the pastors
tackle live issues. For instance, one
in Portland lectured on steer Clear
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FARM, PROPERTY

26oo acre grainXand stock farm three miles
rom railroad running water, good springs
aad fair buildings. This is the best bargain IN
the Willamette valley. Price only $3.50 per
acre.
33z acres, two and half miles northwest
of Amityj zAo.acres under cultivation; all
fenced; houses and barns; family orchardi
level land running water. Price $2S 90 per
acre.
600 acres adjoining Marion station fine
stock farm; 90 acres under cultivation first
class family orchard good house; good
barns springs and running water all for sI2
per acre.
$50 acres. ) miles north of Scio, ? miles
from Shelburg at the crossing Of the o c &
E r r and R. $50 acres in culdvation:
good house and barn; all under fence! family
orchard: good springs and running water.Price
S32oo.
100 acres 4 miles southwest OF Turner 70
acres in cultivation; 80 acres in pasture good
house and barn. 3 springs; 7 acres of prunes.
Only s25. per acre.
II acres One-half mile Iom Mimic. 20 acre
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adAys needs them. He must have them if
he would bear the strain of business com.
petition and be successful A man with
shaky nerves stands a mighty poor show in
the business world of to-day, where he
must hit the bull 's-eye Of fierce competition
many times in a day Steady nerves are
dependent upon pure blood, and 10 have
pure blood one must have a perfect di
gestion.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
goes TO the seat of the trouble. II is uf.: :
sedative II makes the nerves steady bN
furnishing them with proper nutrimeut 10
coTTects all disorders of the digestion. i
invigoTates the liver II makes the bloOc
rich and pure in uutTimeut The nerves ~
ceive their proper uourishment nom the
blood and soou become strong and steady.
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