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FERGUSON'S
"WHERE NOTHING IS TOO MUCH
; TROUBLE."
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THE LIBRARY
Cut Prices on lumber and ii
Shingles for large Orders ii
.We need the money; You need the material
Fir and Native Lumber, Cedar
Shingles ;
STODDARD
I W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO. :
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! WAy Try to "Get
j miuij vviiiivui uiic
"She had done herbest-A
leaky range was ' to blame"
t Why not know the delightful
satisfaction of having your
work done : perfectlyThat
comes from using a Monarch
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J na"9f 'latoySlsfactoryT I
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How To Be Happy
A bin full of flour and a shed full of,
first-class dry chain wood is enough to .'
make ANY man happy. Now the way to
fill the bin is to phone V. E. BEAN
to first fill the shed, which be done for
just half the cos of other fuel. This
would leave you plenty for the flour, and
some to help buy beefsteak and clothes
as well.
The Cheapest Fuel on the Market.
Biggest load of Wood for least Money
V. E. BEAN
PHCNE RED 1741.
SUmulatloj VlU10ut Irritation.
In case of stomach and liver trou
bit the proper treatment Is to stimu
late these organs without Irritating
them. Ortno Laxative Fruit Byrup
aids digestion end stimulate the liver
bowtle .. irrttuMne thes'1
rgaas like pin ' i.rdtnan tathar
Wta, It doat " ' im'j"tt it grp
nd u mud ami iant to take. A
nuu Onto
SKATING MASQUERADE.
Everybody evine and bring the en
Uft family, Including all youf rela
tions to the grand skating masquerade
rnWid at the Coliseum rink Satur-
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LUMBER CO.
will be asuurcd of spending a most
pleasant evening. Prizes wil be
awarded for the most comlo gents'
costumo and the finest ladles' cos
tume. Judges will be selected from
the audience at the rink on this night
There will be skating from 7 p. m,
t 11 n. m. The floor and skatea will
be In flrst-cluss shape. So follow th
crowds to the rink for an evening of
i, ......... tia umuul prices will be
ohr..i oniv 23 cetiU for skating.
rhitrn .under 14 years, 18c Open
...... .rt.rnnnn and evening. Dance
ctci; - -
evory Tuesday nicht EvoryBoy wel
eorrc. with rlghU reserved to refuse
w linn ! I T
objectionable persons.
- vc::' r;i:i:n:x. Manager.
I II III St If Hall I 1
HilL DiiiMUi
LINE-CP ANNOUNCED
FOR TOMORROW'S GAME.
Conch Wall Can See Victory Tomorrow
r Fhre Parade Tonight by Enthusl-
' ast ic Team Mates and Hooters Ba
ker High Coining to lioe a deter
mined Group. ,..
Joel Williamson, re; JoeEn-
gles, rt; Grout, rg; Bean, "c;
Williamson, lg; Geddes, Zur-
brick, rt; Meyers (captain), le; ,
, Reynolds, o.; Hamilton, rh; Ba- "
con, Carpy, ' lh; Heldenrelch,
Chllders, f., , V 4
Such is the lineup which will trot
on the ball park field tomorrow af
ternoon, when Biker City high come
here to face the local high ' school.
"Prospects for victory, are bright,"
said Coach Wall today, and he knows
whereof he speaks.7" The team has
run through ' Its last signal for the
game ,and there Is nothing left before
the crucial hour but td work up en
thusiasm. '
Fire Parade Tonight. ;
The advertising stunt . adopted last
year of holding a fire parade, will be
adopted tonight as a substitute for a
mass meeting. The citizens will know
there Is a football game tomorrow, If
present plans prevail. The game
starts promptly at 2:80.
BAY STATE CANDIDATE.
Haverhill Man Seeks Legislative Nom
ination Promising to Work for Ap
propriution. Seattle, Oct. 16. (Special corres
pondence.) It's a long way from Se
attle to Haverhill, Ma?s., and . one
would not expect more than a general
Interest in the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific
exposition next year.' In this case,
however, there Is a deep local Interest
In Haverhill, and It Is owing to the
vigorous campaign made by George
Ward took, a candidate for the nom
ination to the Massachusetts legisla
ture. Mr. Cook, among other features
of his platform, Includes the follow
ing: "Will work to secure an adequate
representation and exhibit at the Se
attle exposition on tht Pacific coast
In 1909, to protect our commercial in
terests and secure further benefits.
Massachusetts manufactures amounted
to SI, 125.000,000 last year fourth In
the United States and we must not
risk losing any part of this by indif
ference or lack of energy."
Mr. Cook Is a successful manufac
turer of Haverhill and founded the
Haverhill board of trade. He takes a
keen Interest in affairs that will
prompt the Interests not onl yof his
state but also of the nation, being a
member of the American Forestry as
sociation, the National Good Roads
congress, ahd the National River and
Harbor congress. It was while at
tending the meeting of the governors
at the White House last fall that Mr.
Cook became Interested In the Seattle
fair, meeting Henry E. Reed, the dl-
-rctor of exploitation. At that time
Mr. Reed urged Massachusetts to
make an exhibit and Jokingly suggest
ed that Mr. Cook run for the legisla
ture and work for the appropriation.
Sir. Cook took the suggestion serious
ly however, and ' Is doing everything
possible to realize the hope of his old
Bay state being among those present
in 1909. As there are 30,000 former
residents and natives of New England
In this stute, there Is also much local
Interest.
: House Cleaning
BY MACHINERY
No dust; no . worry; you
show us the room we do
il.i test, f'1 "r rnn.
, sive than the old way but
more thorough
Phone your orders to
I Phone
ALTHEIDE
RedUS2
O 0UVER
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The real value of
your property J de-:
pends entirely upon:
the title :
A properly prepared 2
ABSTRACT j
will showycu the exact
condition of " y cur title I
CALL AT OUR OFFICE I
AND LET US EXPLAIN
WHAT AN ABSTRACT
MEANS TO YOU .
LR. OLIVER:
La Qrsnde National Bank
Building I
THAT AT FERGUSON'S.
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(Sauerkraut
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New and fresh
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Best Dill Pickles
Just Reclevcd
POP CORN
Kind that pops :
Pancake Flour:
and Syrup
CITY GROCERY
MID BAKERY.
E.Polack, Prop. i
The Badge of Honesty
Is on every wrapper of Doctor Plorce'c
Goldnn Medical Discovery because a full
list of the Ingredients coinitoslng It Is
prlnUd there Jn plain En&llsh. Forty
years of experience has proven Its suporlor
worth aa a blood pnrUiitr and Invigorat
ing ttinic for thocureof momach disorder
ai.d all liver Ills. It builds up the run
down ysuni tn no other Ionic can In
which ulcohoh la usi d. The active medic
inal principles of native roots such as
G.Uim Seal and Queen's root, Stone and
Mundrake root, liloodrout and Black
Clierrybark ari extracted and preserved
by tijn uo of clir.nilcally pure, triple
refined glvrerlne. S(?:id to Dr. R. V. rinree
at HiifTalo, N. Y., for free booklet which
qnott'8 extracu from wcll-rccognlrnd med
ical authoriilpj such as Drs. JJartholow,
Kins, Sutidder. Coc, Elllnjjwood and a
host of oiUfM, shewing that these roota
can bo dat5nded upon for their curative
action I L all weak slates of the soinuch,
tceompfpiod by Indigestion or dyspepsia
its well i yC lilllo'iscrllvcr complaints
and In icf wasting dincftK.-s" whore there
It losfhesh and gradual running Uowu
of t'rtrencth and jtim.
The "Goldrn Mirril Dii-pverv" wsVm
r W h IniV "' w i'i mm :;i itiy itii rr t h vj
a':iLtfroimL,tti'-m.
the whole v'im
liiuaaii skiii atiections, uiotcios, pioiplc
and cruptloiib as well as sr...Iitlous swel
Una and old open runnlm? sores or ulcers
are cured and heclnl. In treating old
running soroa, or ul.crs.lt Is well to In
sure their heii'.ine to apply to them Dr.
Pierce's AlMIinlingKulvo. If yonrdnig
jlit don't li8r!"'n to have tliu Salve In
stock, send fifty-four cents In postage
sumps to World's Dlnnensa'y Medical As
socl avion, Dr. R.V. I'leree. Vn ., linltalo,
N. Y.. and a large bos of tlie" All lieallng
halve will re h von ty return tL
You can't attorn to wo-pt a secret nos
trum as a snbstrvtite for tll mtirtlcohollc
medicine or kmiw iitwromTiojt. not
even tboogh Urn nrnent dealer luay
Uierohr make a little bigger proOL
Dr. IVrre's I'leaKMiit IVlleW regulaU
and InvlgnmutstomMcli. liver and liowels.
Bmra.r-co4U.-U, Uny grauulea, to lak
a candy.
Rummage Sale.
St. Peter's Guild will hold 1U fall
rummage sale in the Slater building
on Friday and Saturday. October 16
and 17. A good assortment will be of
fered for sale. The Guild later on will
havt a sale of fancy articles and a tea,
due notice of which will be announced.':'''-;
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Something
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: Exceptionally
i Good
JN HIGH TOP
i Boy's Shoes
Depot
BLUE mUUTMll HOUSE s
J. JCT Prop.
Rates $1.00, $1. 25, $1.50
Best 25c meat In the city
i - Beds 25c and 50c
All outside rooms. Board
and lodge$6. pet week
One block from depot
Edison Amberol Records
Edison Records -rc so sweet, clear and tuneful that you've
often wished th v were lonaer. Thev are now. . Thev
; play, sing or talk TWICE AS LONG as the Edison Records
; you have, which means thete Is mote music on them than
, on any other Record made. The double entertainers are
called Amberol Recotdsf Have you beard theml We have
! them for you to hear.
! NEWLIN BOOK AND j
STATIONERY COMPANY ?
a
I Own Your Water System ?
Arid Be Independent J
A Well Will Solve The Problem
Twenty-five years' eipericnce
me to do your work proerly and
drill laiDi dwillt-
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; ASK ME FOR PARTICULARS AND REFERENCE RE
iiaKiiiNii wt iin i iiKiiiru
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D. M. HUNT,
COFFEE
Why Schilling's Best ?
Because it is best and
your money is yours if
you think you don't find
it so.
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Street
ssststiitss
aa4
( New..M2P3lRrcist).,
Only house in lhe
city employing
white help only
TRY OUR SERVICE
In the wcll-drllllng business enables
economically. I am prepared to
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