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When bed blood is caused from an
irus of Lontagioua Blood I'otson, it usually shows in trie form ol ulceratett wore helUMor fiiiHell:il.oii by ihe ;jnv
mouth ftnd throat, copper-colored splotches on the body, svleu glands in eminent, and was wHlinjr to puv for the
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become?, and emphasizes the dangerous character of the trouble, fallowed
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA, 1
ItRlMtKSKXTS THK liOhSKS.
Klierniftii, Vice Presidential Candi
date, so ClmraetiTied.
(By Lloyd F. Lonergan.)
NEW YORK, June 25. What par
ticular strength has been added U
thp liPiinhlif-nn nntfnnnl tielrm liv ltf
, j
selection of James fa. Sherman as
Taffs running mate? This is a qui e tr tr?Br Viou 'ib.. a Portland timberiand brok
tion not saMactorily answered up h'ri 'r mn-1 vas iu ,alllt"1 ot ,tto n
to date. The machine men are per- ut with a ice p de ot tro up a vauubIe Qf n
iectiy satisnen. or course, but tnc
rank and nle of the party are dispos
ed to look upon the choice
with !
doubt
" ... .
bherman nas been in congress for
20 years, with the exception of one
term, but to Republicans in tills end .
of the state he Is merely a name
Year after year he has been nomin
ated in a district that Is overwhelm
ingly Republican, but never has he
startled anybody by a record-breaking
race. For example, in 190
when he last appealed for votes in
Herkimer and Oneida counties
( which comprises his congressional
district), he ran 800 behind Chnrle
Evans Hughes, and In that particulai
teritory Hearst was regarded as ex
ceptionally strong, as for example
In the city of Ftlca.
To the average common or garder
variety of voter, Sherman is not halt
as well known by name as Senator K
Payne, the chairman of the ways and
means committee; George R. Malby
who was speaker of the ai.iemhly
and strite senator; J. Sloat Fassott or
John W. DwiRht all active figures in
state, and all in congress.
Sherman Little Known.
Any man you meet who takes an
interest in politics will tell you thai
Peter A. Porter, "running under the
emblem of a cow." defeated the vet
eran James W. Wads worth. . The)
may show a lively Interest in thiF
incident, either for or ngalust the
com-, but you will not be able to
arouse any enthusiasm over Sher.
man. The reason is that they dc
not know where he comes from or
who he is. The congressmen men
tioned abore are men who are lead
ers in their various sections. Sher
jnqn's strength is due to the boss of
his home county. So far as dictating
the policies of I'tica county goes
Sherman stands in the same position
as did Bourke Cochran toward Tam
many Halt, and M u rph y has ju si
kicked the Honorable Bourke out of
the organization.
Two men are responsible for Sher
man being placed upon the ticket
One Is State Chairman Timothy L
Woodruff, and the other'' .he Hon
orable Joseph G. Cannon, speaker ol I
the House of Representatives. In
tha rnr-ont unnvontinn ot Pli If t. IT
both almost shed tears when the
told the assembled delegates about
their love for the Honorable Jim
Sherman. What they said may be
true, but each of these politicians Is
gJad for his on sake to see Sherman
promoted.
IboaiD tf Mr. Woodruff
Ir. Woodruff is anxious to se
cure the seat in the Fnited States
senate at present occupied by l"e
r"l
t CfAiftkrt E
Louis Steinbach
Ieal Estate and
Timber Lands
Xwt e tarns tipeBi
Oofl oaiimv lonOD tiO fv
iun$ reteroS 0
il 9Z ((vane r.tseriB' 5.'
tiiiml.'rj5,.irrln1l'. tti on
einl.ft?,; 0Dm g( (JOft'g
&-4t aiee5 :jjfj)g53 Uafi-.
Jfft I.l.t fcirrfif) ttfiiperfe with
I me IHrou lne any(J- m(Ti I(
Ibavetlie buyers. "'WjWifl,
biiu. Io rent
(
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Loui)St$nbacb;
Sheridan St. Near Depot
; FOEE " ; I
infection of the circulation by the
hiw dW Pso"ed Cw blood
j i
it goes down to the verv bottom of
specially imapi 11 10 unn. i . .
Honorable Thomas Collier Piatt. Up
to the time of the convention up-
be allowed to till the vacancy becaut
no honors had come their wa,y in o
generation. They had the logic on
tneir sme ana u Beeinea 10 ue a pun-
tical black-eye tor Woodruff.
The real ' leaders were not tied
,!... tn oiiv uriftii.itli.r MHiHirliltrt hill
. 1 V.r .
" IT;,",;, ' Mnn7nt. nkl7 Tm(
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lie wouiu nuve enjuyeu ueiug via-
n,.lrlont hinmnir nnd. In tPt. tnnh
ntLrnin with i im tn
wn
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delegations of other states, and th-t UIl- a'urKey mriner cnargea
Woodruff boom died quietly. Then ,lliU Knbs wua BuilI' o1 numerous
it was that Sherman loomed to the violations of the land laws, and de
frout , dared that Kribs was purchasing his
Cannon Easily Convinced iow" i"unity from prosecution by
Sherman was a candidate for
Speaker against Cannon some years
ago, but he did not have the White
House backing r.t that time, and
withdrew from the race. Perhaps
Cannon thought of that, and perhapf
he did not. Anyway he chewed his
,r V " , '. ,
Then he suddenly turned to the
New Yorker:
"So you are going to nominate my
friend Sherman for vice-president?'
he asked, breath less with joy
"Dear old Jim! Illinois is with you
from the drop of the hat. And I'l!
second the nomination myself. II
will he a pleasure."
With New York clamoring for
Sherman and Illinois pining for him
is it a wonder that the Ft lea con
gressman landed on the ticket? And
thus a candidate for rutted State?
senator and a candidate for Speakei
were disposed of at one fell swoop
But the time Woodruff had In In
ducing the Empire state delegation
to line up for Sherman! It speaks
volumes for little Tim's diplomat')
that he accomplished the feat after
all.
SENATOR IIANSitUOl'GII BEATEN
ST PAUU June 25. A special to
the Pioneer Press, from Fargo. X.
I)., savs that returns thus far return-
ed on'the Republican primaries ln.11-
i-ate that Senator Hansbrough, M. K.
John, C. B. Little and Congressman
Thomas F. Marshall are running a
clos rane for Fnited States, senatoi
and that the result will he In doubt
until the returns are all In. No can
didate will have the required 40 pei
cent of vote necessary for the nomin
ation and will go on the ballot foi
November eleCtlOtlS. HOtlirilS tllUS
' far received Indlcnte the defeat ol
j Senator Hansbrough and make it
(probable that Little (stalwart) and
Marshall (Insurgent) will he the twe
high men.
The Uet 1MH gvr ld.
"After doctoring 15 yars for
chronic Indigestion, and spending ov-
1 ei ttt-rt tin ml reI rtfillnrB nntlilnir hn
done me as much good as Dr. King's
I New Life Pills. I consider them the
best pills ever Bold," writes B. F.
Ayscue, of Iifi'eside, N. Q Sold iw-
der guarantee at A. C. uartc'
drug store. 25c.
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0X"tO (JVK&X SftUVVj.
L
Git 009 f?l' S').t;
have ofSBeO owtnershlp atsCiio-1
bile livery 10 J6bfgl .(JJ 0n!ti
tiuarfl) 0
t5' Idii tn,(
ty haxa, (tn
cha - tli? fffiknR9 T O & ft (
auto
denre or
-krtTVi-tf is JrSi A'
In connectirlii iih (rvt yjver
Mp.i ".(u)'lnt( end Sta!ffftd wlllmr
ased)'' makW nf au0V)
, mr iV.-t Butf k. the (f6 rT-
f
i lora ami i lie r ranKiin.
BO" n.yt Woors. f9 JI sft-Wir MiI0lo riivvMOlni)ll' W M. IflrJdfiW ''"'' mv .wiwwm. e.
!i we e.em.. , i ftrf,. ( ':.. r.i tt) cv,ana to Wfjft,VVil i(Aia&''0F- 0',t hp '!
fSilJ en 1 Uur.vi11 Hi IlltV flwl. ni?..,l , i.) .A. f.tl .... i.lT.tl I, -It., .4. -Tl . . .r,'. fri ,m- i niHC I tl lirVX. 1 1 111 TO' .niWI? I- W.IC'H
r.'I . .7 1- " iX -,,Af v z i in i.i uiK. 111 nrr,-. ivjn . .t ) j r . r .. iW
Hotel. ri, vfvmnut r(ManWdav f. .di'l.,Sii.rftfir!a,i -O- iS " "J.'-)",")1,"iy-C'l
380l 8 t'Asg (H TI.lKK.
Aituruy,r Ucf'nsr Reps) s
PortlaiO, Ore., .hit I. Tl . .
Kribs wunted infuiMi-utionlgh c'ingl
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exttn..r.a..on of J. T. Jlridges, ex-rep.s-
''' "f l"e Iebni-.and o.llce, in the
trial of James lleni v L',oo;h. ThiS)1
proposition was niado to Urulges and
. . i
. , nrooosition" tes-
tiliod liridyes.
"Did Booth?"
"Well, he didn't object," answered
cho witness. Tliis wus all that was
arked of liridyes by t he-
IVuseeutioii.
but later, toward the tho close of the
cross-examinatiun, this matter will be
KODe ilUo ,1'iulul' bi' tl,ti 'ft-u.
There are several other sublets which
the defense will ask Bridges to clarify.
Thp pnPI,lltl(, tthirh r.
rived here this morning says:
That the check for $Si)u paid to
James Henry ttooth by Frederick A
timberiand. will be the defense ol
the ex-Huceiver of the Roseburu hind
niliee. who is on trial in the Federal
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lullIL u u Ciuirge Ol Uliuery. 1 11 IB
the statement or Dun J. Malar-
key, of counsel for Booth, in his I
opening address to the jury yestcr-
irvi.uiiiiiift a niiiira ivm uiu ej ki li
me lit in the prosecution of the casu
against Booth.
Aside from the opening addresses
to the jury. which occupied t lie
morning session and a part of the
afternoon, very lit tie progress was
made yesterday. J. T. Bridges, who
was register of the Roseburg land of-
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lice from July 1, 1SDS. to January U
LOO'), during the same lime that the
defendant Booth was receiver of
the same otlice, was the first witness
tor the government. His preliminary
examination by Judge Becker, for
the prosecution, had not been com
pleted when the court adjourned un
til 10 o'clock this morning. Judg
ing from the progress that Is being
made it is not at all certain that the
case can be concluded and submit
ted to the jury before the end of
next wenk. Considerable documen
tary evidence was introduced during
the afternoon and the probability is
that there will be as many exhibits
in the case out rial as were offered at
the John H. Hall trial last February.
Explains Charge to Jury.
At the opening of the morning
session yesterday Fnited States At
torney McCourt outlined the govern
meat's case to the jury in an address
of '"i""''- "e "t interpreted
to ""-mbers of the jury the pro-
vls,",ia of ,h" Keueral land laws as
"I'ldled to the acquisit ion of iudem-
l,' s,'honl liim,s aml tnp iyilt tl,!lt
tl,e government would show that the
information which was necessary to
t'Illll,u' Frederick A. Kribs to Me on
certain taiius in me uoscnurg
district during the spring an sum
mer of l!Mi:. prior to all other per
sons, was furnished Kribs In ad
vance by the defendant. Booth. The
prosecution, he said, would further
he able to prove that the check for
SiMl thaI was k!vmi Booth by Kribs
uemereu io ine
t'X-Keeeiver as compensation Tor his
valuable services In Kribs.
.s a resun ot me anegeu irregu
, larltles? in the Roseburg land oflice.
the dist rfrt attorney dec hired thai
H"o'h and Bridges, receiver and reg-
hd'T. respectively, were suspended
and removed from off'l! about a
.var following the Kribs-Booth In-
' ident. In concluding. Mr. McCourt
said that the defense probnlily would
atiemi.t to show that the fMin rh'-k
'as in pnymcnt of an option on n
tract of timber land. However, he
said, the government would present
. '-videi.ee to prove that the eh'-(1t! In-
eluded not milv the ( 0)isiferat iin (f?i
advance Information
o (j.Marie (rjeon- tltlfmi
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'Ml
fJ'o) Jntf rto It ft fcrj)
luct
Imkb" n Xit-
V knfirbu riw.i.rt.iiU KiMia ('Kn.
wiu, r'-i li mill " .",06 w D 1) u f-' w w -vi , t
kj.i ..-.aR. H, i5i,f,l.S(ll (SiT(fsa ..V Jaf?..1,isi - J O if HI
waQ-V?a1lv nSpald) aftirVvn refits, jTr .k'io !iorf
rnrrnnt as(33'''D II ' H aSj-e)'tte,(x .Os etl'3 f fl(9 eVt.W'bojio-
h S.Jr-ndiimllt. t' i B?ft An l yM' miW'I
seizing fcft iuimuutftQor the uuyO
crlniesof hich heUs utltr by be-
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c.$ier iCseS grlleja guilty of iiiiiu-q
roei eiolajioi of thw tgtig !s of
una iiaiinn,, uuill is mural nil upi.
ho h. Oeeu to Bl he wu'l9
pro.ujLe the uec.asary eviitsiu to
ILJ'TV!. J1" S"
"JT ' " ,r"" Q ' ,
ud urns lid taM
ll I"1 u
""""".ll .a"d l'10'"-1-11011 lu '
t.ven in nis anxiety 10 secure nis
owu liniiiunlty Uy Is wllllnB in this
case to come into court and testily to
me enu mai a perreciiy legiumaio known land locator nd mining 8iec-
transactiou between himself and Air. uintor. who makes his hdqurters
Booth Wan be construed into a con- j tlll8 c(ty. Kohlhagen and tiilpln
spiclouB deal." la accused of making a false n&4&
Says Tips ere Telegraphed. j vjt.
After giving a comprehensive ex- Bench Qarrants for the three men
position ot the laud laws, Mr. Ma- were issued out of the Fftjerat court
larkey alleged that the Information In Portland two days after the in.
regarding the availability of certain dictments were returned. In earn
lauds to enirv was tarnished to
Kribs by lawyers the latter had eii-
gaged at ashiugtou. These rep- by the three defendants upon nr
resentatlves, he said, were lu a po- rnlgnment this evening before Unit
sitiou to learn of the cancellation of ed States Commissioner V. W. Pal
all applications the minute they were kins, of Eugene who will arrive here
caucelled iu the general laud otlice
and by means of the telegraph could
forward to Kribs a description ot'
the lands. This Information, couu-
sel argued, reached Kribs four or
live days before the otllcial null Ilea-
lion from the land oltlcc, which was
transmitted by mailto the Koseburg
land ollice, could arrive. By that
lime Kribs was enabled to invest!-
,iwl ,,., lif i,,,,,! i
"lB "l '
the concellations and bo on hand at
the Roseburg land olllco prepared to
tile on the laud the minute the of-
llclal notice of cancellation had been
entered on the records of the local
laud ollice. rush for batches of Jackson and
Mr. Malarkey then gave a history Josephine county lands at the United
of the Booth-Kelly Lumber com- States land oflice In this city last
pauy and said that Kribs for sev- April. At that time some twenty
era I months had endeavored to iu- persons, most of them local people,
gratiate himself with R. A. Booth tiled entries on different sections
brother of the defendant, and presi- thought to bo available. It develop-
dent of the Booth-Kelly concern and ed, however, that practically every
also of the Oregon Land & Live- valuable claim hied on had either a
stock Company. Finally Kribs nego mineral or a squatter contestant and
tinted with the defendant, who was the result was that charges of per-
then receiver of the Roseburg land jury were laid he To re the Federal
ollice. and procured from R. A. attorney at Portland. The alleged
Booth an option on a tract of about perjury was alleged to exist In the
50,000 acres of valuable timber land parties making entry swearing thai
lying east of the Cascude mountains the laud was either unimproved or
Kribs. asserted Malarkey, failed tn not chieily valuable for its mineral
close his prospective sale of tht; On some of the claims, It 1b alleged
tract, although an extension waf mining operations had been going
granted. In the original option, and on for years, while as to othei
tlnally, the agreement having ter- claims it was contended that prior
minuted, another option to the same rights had long been established by
land was given a man named Run- squatters, who had built their cabins
yon. For this option Mr. Malarke thereon.
said Kribs agreed to pay the defend- The defense of the three local poo
ant Booth $1000. but when a settle- pie arrested today is practically ana
ment was effected some months lat- logons to the following case cited In
er. he objected to settling for the the Portland' Oregonlan received In
full amount, $1000, the sale not Roseburg this morning:
having been made, and a comnro ' Indicted by the recent Fedora'
inlse was effected on the payment by grand Jury on a charge of perjury.
Kribs to Booth of $SO0, which wat
made by check.
Point Gained by Becker.
Amnnir tho dnrn inentn r v evident
offered b ,- the government while ox-
Register 'Bridges was on the stand
vetprdnv wns the nlun of the Don-
las Conntv Bank building at Rose-
hnrtr In which the Roseburg land
r.fii,.o U hw-nied Khnulnir ihe ar-
rnngement of the various otllces con-
nocted with the land office. Judie
iwker for tho government, v a?
.neeessful In introducing (snmo of
the earlv applications of Kribs. dat-
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eo ,kiv, i :mmf, nr iiniemmiy mtuui
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lano selections, anu which wen? run
.r!!P.l hv the (teniTttl land office n!
WnshliiKton. Other niicrs were nl-
., offered In the Rnnie eonnwtlon
showing that lliee liinilx were i.ili-
Ke(uenlly filed on ns timber ehiliitn
hv other persons l.i.-icre Krlhs hnd
learned tlmt tbev w. re aviillanle 'ot
entrv. The purpose "f Ibe Kovern-
nient In presenilis this ei'lil.-m-e was
i Ihnl i.rlM In the llmo Ihlit
Kribs made the alleued arrani;-
nienls with Ilnotb for fiirlilshliig him
with advance Information, nianv tie-
slrahle tracts of valuable laud S A
awav from hlW and wre B'ed on .
other Interests.
.ludee WobBter. for '.ho defenao.
..l,le..tert vlirmnnll- In bo ln.l ic
Hon
ibat S) 'fl tt, nnte' 01 or reletaot.
Afer hearitiK arWa. tft l-
ve fftel Arid
i.v-t.t 1... ,.1.. .-.....i.. .....1. .m.
;. to bew mHt t .
ejicBne rew dt'THi'ditiar ("e
(liUluiB4 0 flnm djllt'.09!.fi
OUds (tiTO'ved
W Lff. a ,Wi r ,w)irt.(J
GftlCU'lTII SQn;"BK s9r3UKr&
c;3 Co0 Q 0 Q
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i,oty IjtOted cfci!.; S9gjl
mgn ,Ubult0i d'lnt1",
jjlrlIai ,M Mw ,n fcwA,, ,
CtrWWlll. 4)f PoNlfllld.O ftllO-fiB!
l
,VB"'e,lt, ,' ret.rnM W
"i','!1 &Td KiVf'
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pe.jnft rrestod re Ifl.Bl BxflltU
a,.n a w.ni i,t.t,UP hin .nAia
uilpin. who resides at BohlliOBoiOs
home, and L. S. ftiipley, flL, .dl
run. Dim iimnniit nf hutwin w tkwi
at $1000. These will be furnished I
on the 5:30 train
Marshal (Irilllth admitted toda I
that he has warrants of arrest foi
other persons in land cases, but he
declined to make known the natncf
of the parties wanted or where they
reside. He expects, however, tc
Berve the warrants In a day or two.
On Thursday at Medford, (irlfhth ar-
rested Albert L. Cuslck 'of that city.
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nm.am v..u.K...b uiiu
with land perjury, and two days pro-
vlously also served a warrant there
upon a man named Hazelwood, ac-
cased of the same offense.
All these arrests grow out of thf
Frank B. Roberts, of Salem, appear-
, cd In the United Slates court yester-
I day and furnished $1000 bonds for
l appearance In court when hb
caso la (:lillc'ti- Itoberts Is charged
with having perjured himself b
"wearing falsely lu a timber and
application for land in
Josephine county that recently wa;j
thrown open to entry.
' Several months ago a large tract
of public land In Josephine county
was t h rown open to sett lenient. Un
nr the general land laws, settlor!
wh" 1,11,1 located on the lands and
made (inn rove men Ik In uood frilllr
,
were allowed !IU iIiivk In vhleh tr 1
- -
"mk" nll"Ks "" ,h" Purllcular trait?
" w''1'1' 1P), llv,'d n"d nd
InitirovenicntH. Hut before the qrlK-
lni11 "ettlers totild formally Hie on
lll! '"''. several oulsldei's mailt
I"'1""' nilnfjii. In order for them tc
'lo " 11 W,1H neresHiiry for each ap-
pM' allt 0 to Illlike liffldnvlt that tht
l'"ll "I'l'lled for W,i O'-t on-upted
' h-'lll IWll beetl lnirilVed.
TlliB allfgoil ttl have
adopted by Hob8rt and by Dlf
'""" method a la.'oo aomher nf tbc
"rl!1""1 settlers on thus.' laods were
n"t " defrand.-d of "bclf riSb
There Were numeroua iOMplOlh'8 of
me mmi nn.t several were Tr,Bunr
""emwn Ol I lli'.OJ o"ra i.or-
""nieu r mrai neiore u r eao'ai
"n J""' ""'' 'VW ti
" '' tWrJt-i
-n Silt dddiitted. rhv Una to
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,a,(,'3!!!iflii-n.iVi.fi
wyr rVt dla r. lite nlano ttkncrr. at
Vivt.- tliCt'-ritn fliHh
lanrL Apaiile( bv his fltep-railiet
- n'i"r. Mr. . W. Ilnyne.ir
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UIM ttflhft PtfSist Um9
Special to the Evening Review
CKNTKALIA, Wash., June 26.-
Ten business chouses, comprising all
hut one structure ofQi single blo($
were burned in this city this morn
ing. The lire originated lu a saloon
and was started by an incendiary
l'ls Clahba, a butcher, was fatal g)
burned In his bed. The loss is about
$40,000
A Htillwny Horror.
CALCUTTA, India, Juno 20.
Scores of persons were killed and
matiy othei-a fatally Injured lu a eol
llslou between an expruHu and a pttu
seiiKei- train near this city today
Most of those who met death were
pinned tinder tho wreckage.
Kniflnud lliterfeir's,
TKIIKKAN, l'ersln, Juno 2G.
Kngland has addressed a note to the
Shah threatening trouble If he fnlle
to withdraw hla Cossack troopt
from the legation grounds by 6
o'clock tonight. The troops are
gum-ding members of the eonstltu
tlonal party.
Alaskan (inlri.
SHATTI.IC, Wash., .luno 2(1. Tht
steamship Spokane is due here Moll'
day with f 1. '.0(1, (1(10 In Alaskan
gold.
A Grand Family Medicine.
"It gives me plentiro to apeak a
good word for Electric Bitters,"
writes Mr. Frank Conlnn, ot No.
436 Houston St., New York. "It'i
a grand family medicine for dyspep-
sian and liver complications; while
for lamo back and wik kidneys it
canuot be too highly recommended
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Klectrtc Hitters regulnto tne aigoat -
tvo ninctions. purtry the blood, anil
Impart renewed vigor and vitality to1
sexes. Sold under guarantee at A.
u. mnrstors drug store, i.uc.
0
See tho CAnnon-llulJ Hanger at
Churchill's. TF
tytt.-.n
g g it bedtime will completely eaoDnl Bm iOgm
fJlP B B&KP cooghs
cine,
WoaMoctorf. oHvou.-Wan )ro
1 frankly. what lie lliiiili u l eri
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Cut Glass and Silverware
'i'htie have never liefer lnn offetil IMoft el'llrSO.ttl f4fgaa
ill genuine 1 I IT fljLASS. ftll ii:C ftrt test aoftJiiy Ii0- 'tWSir 'ffll
a f.-Tf p.0(a f a Kind.
v 111 slivei-w.ire , have une B'nn
tifnl aiidiii'.rnilieil iliniifiitli truit) ar
nesireii o. m ihcihi i;bi itmiuh juiv
niiist iiseTiii ui I"'""' or .i.unojTieuvin4aj. ouetvaJ fniys " .
Expert Watch Cleaning o J. T. tRY ArSC
and Bepoirinc . . .
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OQUdlclr I)eM..IMKilfor reui, lly UiQjenT $2.(H), or will
rent ly Jie moiitl
i !Hn;yconsi(J mttve management offers substantial advan
tages &m. presort and prope'e patrons. We are prepared
j hamfW all biisfness entrusted to us accurately and expedl-
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LOCAL NEWS.
Chas. T. Nail, of Glendale, Is in
the city ottKhuslneus.
L Bert auwerllu rcturnedQhlB morn-
VI Ki' ftimi n ri-it. tn All...nv
D. Asher left this afternoon for
(rKe (rQve on business.
MrtjQEd. pAetson lt this arter
n.u for 'ir to visit with her
A MisV Ladd arrived here this
Qinorning from 1inesj to visit with
t Hv-Mrs. Charles Coats, of
O o
4ie. V Gdlreinr left this after-
nn foUT hor In Portland, af
ter fiisUniere iith her sister Mrs.
C. o&nyn. O A
ChOft Cillvin iU.conW-t his pres
ent (ggiiflifl into a gar audQoft
(icrntf roiprtar July l, and ma)
00)1 Q twlnifl alley. U
fg) LlllUia TBSBft lefUthU after-
nnorr,her hSho lu IlffrYland. after
a viSit oro glto her ifilcents, Mr.
Ml: T. IVdOfcniA. Bnhnii. lipe-,
vratim hei9 it0 he9l-ousiti; Mrs
V. W. (iroll. 16 tue Ojorulng for t
her home In PoBtl&oSo
Mrs. IOnOrliO old ieW9;rileft
this nifJt)iilli for thte'r faoQjEtt lltsh
land. nJ'r g vBJjeierO ItQ Mr. and
Airs. r. j. ugt-ieRDtjw
9aylor liflvla rotorned this tiorn-O
lug from a trip to 104 Valine mlu- r
lug dlstiiB-t, nfgr too Washington
llrltlsh Coin mbia) SoriWi-. 5tBei'e
has lnGi-ests.
John Chatterton, &J srd() Jure
a few duys ago wltB I Oh wttb nM
son, left this morning for t)0 rjD8:
In Clinton, Iowa. Jrs. CDiCPoajRofe
anil son will spend 10" tOmnotr bertQ
with Mr. nnd Mrs. C. ty. ea-iaCQn-d. G
Mrs. A. Davis rgurned toOB) It
Ashland, today, after 4 visit flerf
with her son. Fireman J. L. lftivls. O
She was accompanleg Q0Q0 by
J. 1., Davis and two little sii, who
will bo her gists for 8 sSort OQe.
Land scrip. Can I0i ofpcfjy
lati) which Ib subject to BaQx6SQtd
edtry. It Ib fully KHSn(8!W0s CJ
price, address O 0
dsw L. W. HUUB&f.L,
SprhiKfluld, Jl4outlO
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At n siieclal election held at OliffJ-p.
dale last Monday tho city tgx lefc?
aB InereasBd from 5 to 10 CQilDg)
The vote wiib 18 to 13. In SuKJWirfi.
the council of the city will ilto lv
an occupation tax. r$c0 iflgDCOrd
are necessitated, it Is seta, llf tfioi -
voting nut of buslncn of tSr te
loons. Which paid teg clt?60l) 60 (3Q
i ajinunlly
Rev. and 'Mi. D. 9. Su-tOTBenflllft
iiirifiiiH 01 nim v. u
parents of i . 0. PWtW, (H
1 clly mXea rroe, fcp
Ul0 Bll.amcl Art,lc. tBurgaft. 0 to Q
vl!i, ltnv SiimfaOrWIIDe Wrr) &em o
llt portdon, liBlooO, TbSJ lll y)
make general tnifv f MB 8Oe8IO u
MbIo, alio of BaglOOi) 600 ?Wltft)9. O
nm ,,MI jnurnoy to ?r0' The
expect, to be absent tnien nnittB
v r-ifii ma
rin.,1. J.'.r...f ft..rC frni PMMMI
of children. It n tantte W4I
a doctor's mediciflo, eaUroly (Kb final
alcohol. Made onltt foe dtaltaMB V US
bronchil, u,m m
u i t i OAtfati
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