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bcal News In Brief
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Ml. Thnrsnn
Uure I. .
Strs. Stella Thorson is in La
rano today spending . (he time
shopping mill visiting wi friends
ami relatives here. She in from
Joseph.
Johnston Agqyi Representative
Peter G. Johnston has written la c
nuer of his fruods in La Grande.
He states that he ha? be. lP-elecredTan 8',i pound boy, born January 11
"Idaho. it of 2900 votes, Johnston
.received 2150.' He is well known here
9 and has servA in the Idaho house of
iijreaenwiive irom tungnam county,!
representatives for the past eight
Kill's I Ruse lliirns at Kamcln
Martin King's hoge burned at
Kamela Monday night at a. late
Tour. .Mr. King 'is the mayor of
Kamela and is a well known engi
neeon l o. W. R. N. The
house whs burm-d to iheground and
all of Tq; personal belongings were
in jjllio house. Insurance covejvd
the loss.
e a. w.
UiiAitlt Henjj-
A. IVV. lik-ho is io La Grande
todi) talkt9 about the Idah win
ter, on th grazing' aninmls. He
liKHs'-i; ramie, but he says that
ha is worried about his slock Hint
is amliuu "vier "if ldalif grazing'
land ntu-go. hw is stopping ut
i the I'Soniiuor j while visiting Kihl.s
'city. . . : .m . ,.,r
See Putnam' about licnatural A
i red Ako-
,hol for vour car.
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.t. 4. A .?. j. 4 ja
ISS G . ft 1
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l.Mi EVMIH
f'fin. 12, Ng3oon Chew,
noted ' Chinele statesman
and eUtoiwill lecture at
4 high scnool nuditoriunfcjin-
jer 'Sau.spiecs 0f Lyceum
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J $ Burau, 8:15 B. m.
Jan $15. La Grail; Bigh
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School, basketball team
plays Enterprise
Iflrls
v
team at Enterprise.
Jan. 17 Volunteer Fftcmcn's
Annual Dunce, Rex Hall.
Jnit. '0?-Lad!s Columbia
hyriphonv OO-bsstriL will At
appear incWirt inder .J.
A' "..auspices of L. IT. S. Choir'
at Tabernacle. .j.
Jan. . 20. Opening of'Coun- J
;(jt'ry rlulfci 1' '
1'
FOR "wiNTElf
Afc pur , January Ma&e
. Room Sale 'jPriees.
-Every line of iserchan
diae reduced j&ovm to
cost. Standard Mer
chandise cf Q I ai l 1 1 y
nlf. ',. -(j)
Kar laying Cash
ClintsCIothiery
"The more Witha
Conscience"
no:w!
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Announcement
OLD-TIME DANCES 6
will be given in Rex Halt on
Thursday evenings. Nothing
but the ltfr4efiti, old-time
4ances wfil be danced. Music
by Lln.eey's superb orcheaii,
.Everj-one esjoyed 3tho first
dances; be'suto sntlasatlend
those to be given. Lessons
by nppointfppgt. Call MatB 42J6
M.&Wr.FJ.P(nvers
OAN.CE
."Tue'sdays
satordays
fTatch thi spacefot
Special Daws a
. REX. HALL X,
A. Desilet, Mgr.
HAVE YOUR AC
0UNTS3 STRAIGlTT-
ENED JP FOR THE
YEAJt Al ii YULTtt
INCOME ACCOUNT
MADE CftJT-Bj
fflG. P. Christie
. F.xcert Accountant
L ill5 AdamAye.
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Friendly Society t Meet
The Girl's .Friendly Society
hold their first meeting Fridav even
ing atIlonan Hall at 7:30 o'clock,
All gitls in the city, whether businei
or high school, aft invited to attend.
Babboy is Borffi- 0
.Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Tuttle. ftf Wil
low Creek, are the proud parents tff
' ,
Wallowa Man Here-
R. W. Johnson, is In La Qrand
today from Wallowa. He. claimed
that business calls him to this city
Dr. Duller Here 5r
Dr. W.'B. Butler Is in La Grande
on professional business. He
from Elgin and says that' the small
pox is not as thick an it is In La
(ir3de but that therm is a great
ileal of .lunuss Hi ure Qlso.
It. It. 1'ergtIStui Here '.
II. It. FergisSn, who claims Pen
tUeloikas bis home, is in La Grande
itiuuy on Diisin,ess. rerguson
popularly ."-called ' "Railroad"; Fer.
guson among Os fQtnds. - '
Xo Choir ' Meeting
There will bo- no .prarOve and no
meeting of the' MethAi Choir on
Wednesday eyeing. Kvery . member
Is urgwl' to attend'
the .High School.
the
lecjure
'I-
Mi'Caiinon iu l,a Giando
n. . aicannon spent yesterday
in I -a Grande on-tnuiineBs from J'en
itfletdn He. loolied ,otft- thiwltid
in imi nigiir anu said
"I can 'not s that La !Granuel cau
Petiaieion- when i ii
vines ''to
i
H.'' f.. pointing I Herv-
U. . UrowuiiiK is at the SAi
mer Ooin Enterprise. rfrowulng
sa'i. there Is no poetry In bis 11(9
mm iiiui wiLue ne may souna poet-
- j., k. muuk ins. neau
and saioVTn a bored tone "Of SaursH
put cine dovvjU (r business."'
I'roley is Here-
. t
' A. Kichout isJn La OfandeS
iqauy-irom Huntington. He laugli
when you say t9id to Uni. , He
suite that you. have to long on to
a bg, of (Stones to --Rev any Blace
In. Huntington, withoot beina blown
away? 'Then (woilerr whyrfheiUy-
stanaers jaugiied. i- '",'.
Deer Creek J? eonle Hera-
Mr. aid 'Mrs.-, Wii-M. HuOis ' ut
111 l.a Omnde today ; snapping . and
I iiinoiiH oilier tlUuf'H are . ; vlsitlug
. Willi., old rrlends low a , slioiit mive,
,TUcUttre from.
tm- lumber .camp
I lien ki-rn - anu ; y eport mat
eeH
txtiiuc kiii nvtm-uwui iu II1UVU up
their way: - .1 .,. -, .. . j ..
Mi s. JtiilicKisonv ShoiO .. .
iri. Vfi G. Jlobertson isein I.
(Wunde today shopping. :aod Vlsltfligd
old friends: She Buys lhak Kaaiela
Ousnore. snow thfi La Grande and
ishe rather, eojoj's LC Grande'si
pn.asant sun shine tojaj.
, .Miss Trunkex Here
Miss Edith Trunkey is (n La
I Grande for a few" days oir business
, rroiiL Elgin.
Taxi Driver 'fesone 6J
I juiyi itogers came iO' this aiornr
inrroiu Hot lke and e swept off
the train Ilk a million dollars on
,'urc siock marioetr , "wind" and
"'in stiruggM bis sboulfirrs a lit
tle. ,. 'Mie s blowing a' bnodred
miles an how and it mil seemed
lo hit.-tny bfi k. .4. am . back, for
today anyway, aj)d .rhminwUBni be
iiniiKeO, me for '1 Gro vifri
' We fellom like
me cunystaf soi
his feet.
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1 ins'1 i m ,s.(B
(ieoi Cai py , Uni Ainlii-tv' ,
George Grpy'u, l the United
States land fflce3agalnto slay for
a wldle. . 6M. l. Weu-'y who' was
formijrljr, ftere In the office, left
last ilighl for Lewlston, Idaho,
where he will lake the -place left
vacant by Mr. Carpy. Carpy was
all snilleoday and he shook hanfe
with all his oW friends and assures
tine 1. Grande .people in general
that h'was more tan glad to be
bac In the Md home tosm of yes
teijay. T T "' I ii I i LiJ
Will Atten Sk-
Mrand Bra. Che Bohnenkamp
le( last evening- forortland, where
they will attend the Tvt3fth annial
automobile show which is being held
in tne metropolis this week.
'
nuiistxO Hisl Smallpoi. ,
"Ministefs are not immune to small
pox, and it would seem that the evil
d.ease5 has a special degnS,n Meth
adistiiiniitlers, for Re. E. J. Huston,
minister -of the First MethoSst
Church, is nowrepordSo be stav-
g at home undi cover f a nuar-
antine flag Rev. E. t. Wniddon,
last(of the SoutMethodi church,
knows Kftw to sympathize with Brotlr
er Huston, for he, too, has been un
dee quarantine 0
4;r?TO SEE One of those Weath
er Theamometera at Putnams.
' o-tsr
' Sugar Olv? Off Spark.
A quSrwpbnouieSon has rectCar
Ami to the doUm of VasbUKton scl-
Grntlsts. Disks of mt sugar nounted
! on rspldly rotatf dib while 1
I hammer . beat lightly against them
- were seen te five off contlnaous
I light tbsi ass aot becB'satlsfactoitly'
I eplalDd.
U
a i 1 1 m i u a r iiiii ii i l itl.. . i l i- . i .
m n i kiiii it ki w. i iiiw i ii nil uni
imLL iiuum uuiif uua ruiiLnfiL
ARE AFTER PRIZE
Fllt8T TVO GAMKS OF HASKKT-
BALL
AltK
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llnllronil SIhik ftefented by flenro
or .It to 3; Ktxlliil Krotli.
eia. gro Huiidlcapiieil, '
e . basketball League games
started last evening uO the Y.
C. A., avhen two games weTi-
ployed. The first game, that of
lire Hnlrod Shops vs. the Hallo
II 00 m Boys, resulted in 'a ralber
lor.slded score, 31 to' 2, in avor
of the Hall Room Boys. The' !c
ond gam. Ab of the High School
seniors vs. touuard urothers re
sulted In a 2-1-13 victory for the
hlah school . -' ti
Thesbiiiipn failed to score any
Herd baskets,' but did convert two
fouls luto "liaskets ih Jhe second
half of the .game. TheTlall Room
Hoys snot seven field baskets and
one foul in the first half of the
gamcp and when the whistle btew
at the end of the ffrst period, had
chai ked up n score of U to 0. In
Ind hurf of .IliA aame. the
vlAors shot il'hl field baskets and
uo. fouls, nuftlng the- final fre
31 to 2. . Harry Proctor made' six
field baskets' and all of the8-jnjn
on the Hall Room;, ftoyst Teii
fllnveil a ennA ?nni. f P Hunw
iiiud CflestersLliidley doing .especial
ly .goou .woi-k as guQrdM
Tbose. who, watched the gams be-
llevJf lliat,the railroad shops teum
should, hat made a bettorashow-
l .M tuwy tar capable (V doing
hettua'. It, mas have been .that
their brand nef sul, which were
purSiuaed. especially for the iSaaue
Otaines may have martS them a bit
jStuiKi, frlgbtneiL .However., those
Q have seen them play before,
say that last nlpht's score Is not I
inuimiive that me raiMoad shop
team Is out or the League games,
for they areeAacted to come back
strong in the ruture games.
ifiii
'I lie lineup for the first game
as a jB follows:
Hallfoad Uiops R. ff. Ifellv. P:
L..F. Stanchiield, F: Daniel Hawk
R. ffc YVagWer, G L. T. Att-
wood, G. c "
Hall Room Boys Horrp Proctor,
K; Orson Brandt, F;. H. H. Ehgel-
brecht, C; C. C. Snow, G; Cheater
Jndley. G.
Railroad subs: Everett Hesse and
, Wlttmeyer, Hall Room . Roys
Harry Clur;' ' , ; ' '" v. .'
The gtt4iw between the RtoUdun
Uratbera and till seniors was . One
of . the best gamen ever .nlaved nn
the yflor,' Although ' Thieson' made
.nckv greauest numuer 01 baskets,
niivlug jEjKht to hls.lcredit. at,, the
enifc of -ths game, there .wan. prac
tically, 110 ,. choice qIii te . playing
hlliiy,.-of the High .School Seniors
nil ulaylifg very fine guftiv. The
Stoddard Rrwthers showed, forjn'
mid a aiuurfter of well worked out
ouiblnatlons. , Howovcr, th?y play
ed In hard luck last evening as re
gards tSr shooting, and lso be-
oI the Joss of one of )ieir
best men, John loddurd, who was
11. tils place at guard was taken
by Atiel Bean.
The lineup for the second game
ivus as follows: !?
mth School Seniors' fiT a nj
Black, F; Wright Christian, ; Biul
Lynch, C; Ud Thlesonf R; Mike
landler. . 8
Stoddard Brothers Elnuer Rtod-
lard, F; Lestttf StWdard, F; David
JSupiJSard,"' C; Earl Stoddard, G;
rlJ Bean. O.
Tftferee, Earl eynol(Ci: Time
keeper, Edgar Oliver; Official Scor
er, KonoetbKeeuey; Official black
frd announcer, Edward Iltzger
I'd.' ,
N(pOXG CHEW IS IN TH ftf
(Cotlnu from Page 1) '
n International Y. 1W. C. A. Sec
tary. The youilBesf dauchtervTwill
graduate-from ,hi"gh school in thl
spring ai4 will itttend the University
California next fall.
'Tonga" arcdiinese secret oreor.i-
ations and onlit, the lower class of
Oiinese belong to them, Ne Poon
Chew stated today.
He is the author of winy Chines
books.'. IU -
SCK CO.HTAHS IB "MAIiy 8
,
f KLK," FHOM THIS HTAOt
KAHCF SHKItHV THK.HTHr;
Don't send out annoajcement o
your jnarrfaee. unless von run nro-
fuc, the JaVlffe -of demand. If
young Doc Hampton foftiwed
ffn the merry fix he found himself
wldn s wealthy uncle telegraflied
bl ill that hw badreceiv the mifr
rlare snnonncement and would be
on band to Inspertrthe lucky lady.
Of roane. Doc Mdn'tgieen weddeo
an ip was using ine suwtenuge
of gie ne announcement q an en
deavor & recoup h falling . for
lun But it n-Hult.J in a pretty
girl 8eing throWn arfoss bis path
and
But you'll have to see "lory's
Ane," at the Sherry Tlieaire. Its
tho last day.
Also Showing "Tho lvi niv
Episode No. $.
Wanue1 Doctor In a Hurry.
Vlefcsrd broke two booes In bis leg.
When bis father went to the telephone
(e summon a doctor the little chap
said; -l'lesie. .daddy, tell rhkxf or
to cusae hi a flyfhg niscblne Initesd of
nisiniy wneiM come qnvcettse
It hurts me se." O
a . fa&j&Dg:' : .kviaritecul observes ,
. -'-' :. -"w"""""P""PiMtfi nit' rit'iun iiiivD u iiiimt dpiu'i irnr
IS TOMORROW
Tlio runeral ot Charles Cox. who
yesterday morning commuted, sui
cide becftuso of worry, will be held
from tho ,Iiohiieiikamp Chapel to-
ijuirrow utleiaoon at 2 o'clock. In-1
n-imenl .wll.be.in thw OUd-'ellowa
vuiiioieij. ,.,sl
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" JrUULTKi
CACKLES
gjRAINS FOr? POULTRY FLOCK
i.i - .
Cern and Wheat Are Best and About
Equal In Feeding Value Scratch
', . Mixture Is Qoed. 1
bp. 9
B Corn, wheat,1 oats, a ml barley are
the irliicl)al:.'Knilns fed to poultry;
kallr corn ami hueliwheat are used al
so, hut are not so generally uvulli.Pe
and usually : cost ntn-e. ; Corn and
wheat ai-e the. two lt grains and iOi
19 ousi equal in viuue as puuiiry reeds,
allhougk uH'iit can be fed alone bet
ter than corn, which Is liu.lln.Hl to be
fattening. Oajs and barley; on tii'cnunt
of thelf hullraml '"dier liber cnuit'iit.
are not so good us corn or hcatBU.ve
la mu well relished by fvls nnd.ls
Idoni fed. ' Wheat '. screenliics or
lightly dnmiigvl grains' sometimes
t jr. f
tiff -
A Well-Developed. Flocj Scratching In
1 ' Llitep fnrPtil ' ' '
-., 1 "... '"-, '.'.v .
inuyi-be buunlit. to aiviidlago, 1 tlielr
value, diimdlng iontirely upiMi lhlr
quality nnd roiidlUon, hut as a riu
oiilj. sminil gralas Jo good 'twulltloit
sbould'be fed to poultry, and moldy
grains, should' never, I . use(l.,;Tlie
hs'nlly grown grain,, hl pouliry.
will ,v"t freely,, may genornlly ln used
to the, beat advantage, say poultry ape
, oliillsis, of, Hie nVftiileil,, tHatvn, tlnpa la
ment of Attrl-ultuk. -A .aerajlejii mix
tiirn,. coiisS)tln) of whole or i-acked
grains, made of ;o oombliuitlon of any
two or mor.'iu;,thSe.lmeiiili)iii'd,ican
be fed to. advantage. .It la not Jidvls
ible to Jecd, coiitlr.uously any. single
griiln, .specjiy ,(iorn, : :.,v. . ,1'
mash, nW9 of ground, gralnst uilll
products,, eiul, nie,at aprnp should be
fed usiSilly (n.sdillUon to. the scratch
mixture. Corneal, wheat hrnn, wheat
nilddllugs,. and ineul scrap form the
bllSis Of a ifotifl InuSll. Willi,), enri, -ln,iv
corn-nnd-ob nical; groui'd 0111s, and
low-grade flour may be added or suiB
stltuted. to adyautnge. Just as good
results caji beSobtulned from a simple
mashi coutulji'liig tlireo or four ground
jgralnsjjlind meat scrnp..aa frm a hlgli
ly'compllcated, mash, eontalnliig ten
or twelve products. .. - s
A rge nnmbi'r of coninie.rclnl nflx-
tares, both oFscratch grains and of
ground grnln', areyirepnred for'poul
try feeds.alurt' the valueeot mixed com.
meneal feed dinieiids upon the com
position ad the quality of the grains
kjilseil In its prepureMon. , If n poultry
miser aym not prwtiiee ny grain anil
keens ft cmnOiit-iillv..lv .-intl ,,..i.nr
of-' fowls. It IS often bntteifiir hlnl to
buy cninmerclnl mixed feeds. The
sverngP faniier.ahoin.vpr, should fe.cd
home-grown gral, supplemented Willi
mill feeds and meat crs, and the
Inrce iwiiiijlrymnn usually can mix his
on JoiU to best ndvimlage.; '),bn
two or llnf kinds of grain are riilsSi,
fllW ground or mill fe-tt ine norfead
lly available, good results con be ob
tained hy feeding only the grii4o,
provided they are supplemented Willi
nfemt Ri-tp or milk. ' . . & ,
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Correct Way ti Reove Burglar.
'i'Jie old plan of offerluj n binVlar a
clc.ar,ettai and asking bliu 1. tuUe
chair while you telepltie to the po
lice Is not now so successful as In Ihe
past. The best plan Is to iaeklc Ute
fellow right j'ay.,, for this purpose
you should step behind bliu, tak hold
of ls ct and foreet over his' face.
Then tie his left arm to his rlfftt leg
across the back. Properly carried mife
this nCOiod rarely lulls. London
Punch.
a.
Sea Guile. y' I
There are mufo tliffli Si? kinds of
gulls to be X'Ui.d all over the world.
JfostQf tliesv are marine orgen-ditell-Ing
birds, th.iUKli "Several siee1es are
roiinn near oouies or rnesti water.M ike'
.0. . ff ..I. ., ,..,.....
A Uicd- ai many kinds of gulls, so.
too, they hsve uiany names, soniQ of
tmssees real charm and Inter
est. Among (lieu Bj the arctic gull,
'he goose gull, the herrrnz or sllverr
9iH. the le'jlsnd gall, the klttlwake,
hewaughlngaxill, eed the seamews.
: 3, ,r ,
, Zero In Fascination,
i I'ersotisll f'ln't know sny kind
of merrhsndlw that lous less disc
nwlnt tMta Mn serH tp ,
window. I'uhM News. ' b
rK JohV II. Herns, of Cincinnati, 6.
I ; who ' sajlt his wonderful restora
. lion to health since taking Tanlnc
1 haa astonished all his friends, has
, gained twenty pettfiJaJ--;- ,
tr- a-
A " irienus are all astonished over
my wonderful restoration to health
sincj, taking Tanlac," said John 1I
Uterus, of :I08 flist Front St., Cinciu-;
nail, 01i,- 0('eiit 41
"I dont know what it is, but thfre I
'"""Uiing about Tunluc that' cei-'
ainly des the work," he-suid. "add.-1,
I firmly liolievti if it hadn't beeii for.
this medicine I wouldn't be here now.J
m,,-ij rvsioreu my neuitn una :
I have gained twenty poOhrfA besidns. i
I have a splendid nppetito nmv, und
can eat anythinif I want withnut bi-
if troubled lithe least syietw irns.
'Before taking Tnolue ' my health
was dreadfully rundowtir Jly nmig
tumble was indigestion, and I sut-1
ereil misery night and day. I never
ecmed Ulingry, and the little I ute 1
upset iv stomach. I ws flervous and I
couldn't get a good night's sleep. 1 1
t thirty-four pouads and was goi
ing down hill rapidly, it seemed like
tho more medicine I took the worse
I got.
"But since taking TSnlar I am like
a brnml-wewViun. I sleep ffke a farm
hand all night.nnd feel justfinc all
day. In.J'act, I'm perfectly well
man oflce more. Tanlnfc certatnly
bents anything I ,ver saw In my life."
janinc is sola In Ln Grande by Sll
veilhorn' Drug- Store; (yde Kidd
of Island - City and by, tne lor.diht
ilntggists in every towevAdv, j. T,
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' Her Voice Improved; ' 1
When Jninilo was n child at SoWirtl 1
jtiid lind, lo read hlntn) tho lessoiisj Ad,
tho" blii'clcliiuirij,' "'bo' pupils Jn ; liliii J
lieiiTjies two or three rows in front or ;
her could hardly hear her. Now Jenr
nle Is mnrried illi(lns two smnl chil
dren, and when she takes them to the-
ficlgliliorliootl i-lnre show and ryuls
iiiii Jlne lluslied'on the aojien, lrts
audible to everybody for six or seven
rotts In front) of lieie Film Fun.
8. in or oiiail wanted, salary
full time, 'i-'ic an hour Spare time,
selling guaranteed hwsiery to wear
er. Experience unnecessary. ,lluar-
antecd Mills, Sorristown, Pa.
Id2-21-Wcdn on y-lfll
Hjpn Chapter. No 13. O. E. S..
will bold their Inslullalion Ibis eve
ning following the regular order 01
business. All officers and nwinbers
are reiiieslnd to.Iiltcnd. liy orVteifi
of Wurll.-v Miitfon,
. MARYV. WARNICK.
1-12-lt.
tSecrotary.
MID-WINTKIl TKIIM ME WN S?
" JANUARY .'!. .','1
0 , ' " '"'
The "muscle Job" is srerec, hut 1hc
bruin (jy.orkercI m demand. Join lir
new classes nnd secure a well-paid
posHSonv Wriloor call nild see us.
I)AKRii DUKINKKS f'OLLKCiE,
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I NEW TODAY!
KOIt KALI-: Oil TUAIHO I hvv a
residence In Iinlne, Idaho, 1 would
l. 1 1 K; 10 irroie 1 Di- a l.ai-,rjiiae
residOHe. K. il. II I ago, Main 12.
I - Tt lip. ',s
I.O.ST Howl for Sharpie-si Separa
tor, nnioad betweeu Union and La
(iiande. t'ave at Observer office.
1-1-tf
FOIt RKNT Two rooms for light j
nnufM-Keeping.
I'J Atlain', ptlonel
lilaek :i:ibl.
y.OST Small, gold Iio-ary
beads.
I ll'HIV JH 11 -fll. ivcvi,i.
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or write Miss '. Hell, 0 Benton
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The "niusc'le Job" is scarce, but tl
muscle Job" is scarce, but the
brain worker is in. demand. Join our
new classes '-und 'secure a well-paid
position. Write, or call aTlil see us.
BAKER BUSINESS COLLEGE,,
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From key tickler to the bos.
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Fancy Ekfjess gephyr Gflighams,..,.,..,..... ,.89o0yd. ;
Ladies' ChiJten Outing Nigh ft
Dresses, Oneftalf Price
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We take this means of thatlcln
our frieiiils and neignbors for 'jlrid.
Iness Tendered during the sickness
land death of oilr mother and grand
mother. Especially1 would we -thsHIc
; those who gave- such lovely flower
and will say that that. .all kindle
will long be remembered hy us ail
Mil. AND MRS. E. CUTRIDCE,
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