Methodist Congress Set for Portland First M E Church
July 11 to 21 will be set aside for a Methodist congress at the First M E Church in Portland. Notable events include a July 14 grand chorus concert of 150 voices led by Dr Heritage, president of Spokane Medical College. July 15 and 16 are given to Epworth League services, with no afternoon sessions. Local Portland business men and ministers have formed a strong committee to ensure a successful gathering with a secretary in place and lodging available at reasonable rates. Headquarters will be Pacific Christian Advocate, Commercial block, for inquiries.
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M. E
Portland
Heritage
Spokane Medical College
Epworth League
Congress
The
Pacific Christian Advocate
Prince
New Discovery Promises Relief From Consumption
In a testimonial from Cearfous Maryland William Myera recalls severe consumption and credits Dr Kings New Discovery with a quick cure after other medicines failed. The remedy offers prompt relief for coughs sore throats and bronchial troubles and is guaranteed at Tallman Co. drug store with 0 and 1.00 priced bottles and a free trial option.
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Ite
William Myera
Cearfous
Vuin
Inet
Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Sale of horses at Pendleton at Brovnton's stable
In Pendleton at BRoynton's stable on July 1st a fine lot of young work and saddle horses and a good ladies saddle horse are for sale. J. F. Alden notes 14 bankers in the Ohio state penitentiary and nine others have those pending in this rite.
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Pendleton
Broynton
J. F. Alden
Ohio Alate
Osteopathy and Its Core Principles in Practice
The article explains osteopathy as a system that accepts beneficial ideas from older medical traditions while removing superstition and mystery. It treats the body as a machine, focusing on proper blood and lymph flow and nerve force, with thorough anatomy and physiology as its foundation.
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Jones
Northwest Is Safe Bonds and Mortgages in Chicago Review
A Chicago publication argues Northwest securities offer stability due to two factors: near certainty of normal crops each season and a growing, plentiful market. Wheat dominates with the Pacific states producing 45,000,000 bushels valued at about 34 million dollars.
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Chicago
Northwest States
United States
Petter
Pacific Northwestern States
Europe
Middle States
Far East
Minnesota
Dakotas
Puget Sound
New York
Philippines
Japan
Seattle
Washington
Alaska
Chicago Population Tops Two Million Five Hundred Thousand
Chicago's population is estimated at about 2,253,000 according to figures from the Chicago Directory Company as work on the 1905 city directory progresses. Labor troubles kept some workers away and prompted manufacturers to move plants, delaying the full canvass that would show a population near 2,276,000.
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Chicago
Chicago Directory Company
Chicago American
Oclo Directory
Audi
HAS HOPES FOR STATION ABANDONMENT DELAY
The Union Republican reports President J. K. Weatherford of the board of regents says no further action will be taken on the state experiment station at Tinton until the mid July meeting. An effort will be made then to devise a plan to continue the work. Onion residents oppose closure and expect regents to find a way to operate until the next Legislature may provide funding.
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Union Temblican
Tinton
J. K. Weatherford
Board of Regents
Union Experiment Station
Board of
Regents
Maade
Onion
Chrouses in Winter Quarters
Chrouses in Winter Quarters lists 118 houses and pond shows moving to winter quarters with homes in Pennsylvania Maryland Missouri Indiana and Illinois. The Delong area hosts many stalls. The Chivuga Tribune notes this migration and locations for the season.
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Pannaylvania
Mary
Miesourt
Indiana
Delong
Chivuga Tribune
Fraternal order backs option on Broadwater hotel site
In Amenoda Montana the Fraternal Of fer of Tingien adopted a resolution urging a national home purchase of the Broadwater hotel with its strings and bathes near Helena. The group holds an option on the property for 100000 dollars. Nearby, the Oregon Methodist Episcopal conference camp meeting is set for Canby from June 29 to July 19.
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Amenoda
Mont
Tingien
Helena
Oregon Methodist Episopal Conference
Canby
Yale Favorite in Race
The New London crowd, June 36, awaits the Yale Harvard yacht race. Yale remains favorite though Harvard gains, with bets around 2 to 1 in Yale’s favor. The eight oared race at 6 p m will start upstream after preliminaries at the drawbridge. Historic Stone arrives for Provincetown Pilgrim Memorial plans.
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Yale
Harvard
New London Today
New London
Conn
Yale Ts
England
Boston
Mass
Cuniider Sylvania
Cape Cod
Pilgrim Memorial Association of
Provincetown
Austerfied
Nottinghamshire
William Bradford
Provincetown Harbor
Dolfthaver
Holland
America
Scrooby
Plymouth
Southampton
Indiana Music Teachers to Meet in Kokomo
The 28th annual convention of the Indiana Music Teachers association opens in Kokomo June 25 through June 27. President W J Stabler of Noblesville will direct proceedings as hundreds of teachers gather for papers reports discussions and several concerts with programs from association members and prominent musicians from Cleveland Detroit Chicago Cincinnati and other cities.
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Indiana Music Teachers
Kokomo
Ind
Indiana Music Teachers' Association
Profesor W. J. Stabler
Noblesville
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Cincinnati
Georgia Education Association Holds 49th Session in Athens
Teachers from across Georgia gather in Athens for the 49th annual Georgia Educational Association meeting. President Marvin M. Parks of Milledgeville will preside at tonight's opening. Chancellor Walter B. Hill will welcome visitors and Hoke Smith of Atlanta will speak on The Possibilities and Responsibilities of the Teacher. Regular business sessions begin tomorrow.
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Athens
Georgia Educational Association
Marvin M. Parks
Milledgeville
Walter B. Hill
The
State University
Hoke, Smith
Atlanta
Lake Placid Home Economics Conference Opens
Lake Placid hosts the seventh annual Home Economics conference at Lake Pines club from June 26 to July 1 with reports on courses for elementary to university levels and sessions on Women's clubs, food, hygiene, and home industrial issues. In Chicago delegates attend the 11th annual meeting of the American Homeopathy Institute with Governor Deneen and Mayor Dunne expected to speak.
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Lake Placid
Lake Pines Club
Chileno
Chicago
Mustc Hall
Deneen
Dunne
George Royal
Institute
Munroe and Williams to clash at the National Athletic event
Philadelphia June 26 Jack Munroe former championship hopeful and Jack Williams Philadelphia middleweight prepared for a hard hitting bout at the National Athletic event tonight. Ben Alix Totinidy reports lively action expected as both fighters carry strong reputations.
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Philadelphia
Jack Munroe
Jack Willams
National Athletic
Ben Alix
George W. Percynat Launches at West Superior Yards
A new steamer named George W. Perkinat, one of four monators offered by the Pittsburg Steamship Company, was successfully launched at the West Superior yards. A large crowd witnessed the ceremony today.
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Superior
Wie
George W. Perk'nat
Pittsburge Steamship Company
Weat
Twins In This Family In Berlin Woman Has Four Sets
Berlin June 26 The knuiser ordered a medal for a Bran denvare woman who has had twins three times. She is herself a twin and her mother has given birth to four sets of twins.
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Berlin
Knuiser
Weber Line Offers Vast Harvesting Implements
Weber advertises Racine buggies and hacks noted as superior and serviceable. Bal and Cooper wagons built for the climate join Hodge and Keystone harvesting machines not made by the trust. The range includes extras such as belting oil axle grease and leather lace harvest supplies of all kinds.
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Bal
Cooper
Hodge and Keystone
Trust
Parker advertises dry goods and produce trade in Helix Oregon
W. T. Parker, dealer in dry goods and groceries, proclaims a remodel of a tire store in Helix Oregon and Tam Ea to increase stock. He invites farm produce trade and promises highest market price.
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D. B. Richardson
Helix
Oregon
Tam Ea
WELIX
Pendleton Citizen Praises Kidney Pills Remedy
A Pendleton expressman, Charles W. Beale of 600 West Tustin Street, testifies that heavy lifting caused kidney strain and back pain. After using Deans Kidney Pills, he reports great relief from backache and urinary trouble and urges others to try the remedy sold by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York.
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Pendleton
Charles W. Beale
Expressman
Tustin Street
Aura Street
Dean
Brock & McComag
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. C
United States
Doun
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