BUSINESS DIRECTORY
IWSMESS : : PROFESSIONS : : TRADES
ATTORNEYS.
II. 111.. "kc.
WilHon Hldg.
Attorney 'at Law.
Ontario Ore.
C McGONAGILL
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Will Practice in All Courts
Notary Public. Office Over Postoffice
LESLIE J. AKER
LAWYER
Room 9, First National Hank Bldg.
Ontario, Oregon.
Mcculloch & wood
LAWYERS
Rooms 1-2-3 First Nat'l Bank Uldg.
Ontario, Oregon.
It. W. Nwiigjcr
Itooms lH-14-Ki
Ontario
Attorney nl Law.
Wilson l-.l.li:
Oregon.
ART STUDIO.
J. P. KIDD, Prop. Job and Commer
cial Printing a specialty. Ontario, Ore.
DENTISTS.
ML W. V.. HOWE
DENTIST
Telephone First Notionnl Bank
No. 7.-12 Building.
DR. D. C. BRETT
DENTIST
Office 2nd door east of Ontario Phar-,
macy on Nevada Avenue
Near R. R. Depot.
Dlt. II.
IHXO.N
DENTIHT
Wilson liulldlng
Ontario
Oregon
FLOWERS.
ONTARIO FLORAL CO. Orders taken
for cut flowers. Argus Office, Ontario,
Oregon.
Oregon MiuTi Line lime I able
Ontario, Oregon, November Hlh I'.U I
TIMC table NO. TS
WKHTWAHIi
Train
No.
I.envo
17 II,. ...,.,, UiimI, I ,.,t...l 1 ,,,
7.1 llunt.ngU.n r II JIT MM a m
I! Oregon Wash. Express i;::M p m
r. Fast Mail ur ...
KAH'l'WAUl)
Is Oregon Wash. Limited 2:M a m
'"' Koiao Passenger 8:50 a m
4 F.astern Express 12:07 p in
1, Oregon Wash. Express ti:'Xi p in
OREGON EASTERN BRANCH
W KH'I'WAHD
Train
No. Leave
Lt'.t Mixed, daily except Sunday
for Riverside MO a ...
VALE & BROGAN BRANCH
wwi'WAHl)
f l,eave
' ... .... .
III Mixed Vale and Kroeati
Daily except Sunday 10:00 a m
97 I'ussaiiger, Vale daily 7:00 p 111 1
KAMI" Hlll'Nl)
140 .Mixed, daily except
Sunday from Kivdidc 12:01 p m
OK I'assenger, from Vale
daily ltd a 111
142 Mixed from Hrogan
and Vale I aily except
Sunday Ml p
Tlni Hoiuedule train leaves Nyasa
at 2:lf on Tuesday. Thursday aud
nalunlay, returning, arrive at On
tario at U p. in
nmMiawnmimiwaiWiwwKwwmpswxwi
i'nurcn services
UnTK1 l'KKSUYTKKIAN
llible school at 10 a. in. l'leaching
at II a. in. and .H:IK) p. in. Young peo-
.I.. it,.. ..1 int. nl 7 I., it. in.
The church is here to help the people
aiul the community. You can make a
more potent f..r. e COM to any or all
of the services ami you will find a wel
com. W. N. Hit.iW.s, Pastor
Catholic Church.
Mass at 10 a. m. Sunday mornings
H. A. CAMro, Kector.
MBTHODUT 'hi u 11
Sunday School, 10:00 a. in.
Preach- i
ing, morning, 11:00 a. in., evening H:00
1 m
Y..'. ,..l the church the church
ee I i V 1 i
"Let's get together." I
C. C. PKATT. Pastor
llaptiat Church.
Sumjay School 10:00 a. m.
Morning Service , 11:00 a. m.
Kvening Service 7:30 p. m.
n. Y. P. U 6:30 p. m.
Prayer Meeting. .Wednesday Kvening
Bible Study Thursday Evening
A hearty invitation is extended to
all.
DAVID E. BAKER, Pastor.
Congregational Church.
Sunday School, 10:00 a. m.
Morning Woiship, 11:00 a. m.
Endeavor, 7:00 p. m.
Evening Service, 8:00 p. m.
SEV. PHILIP K0SN1G.
PHYSICIANS.
MILS. PRINZING WEESE
Ontario, Oregon
Office in New Wilson Mock.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
Dr. Harriet Sears
Dr. Pauline Sears
Graduates American School of Osteo
pathy, Kirksville, Mo.
Wilson Block. Telephone 164 Blk
PLUMBING.
H. L. POOBMAN, Plumbing, Heating
und Tinware, Galvanized Iron. Al!
work guaranteed.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
J. B. Hurrcll, Ontario, Ore. Call and
rco our fine line of photos.
TAILORS.
i
K. fOI'K, The Tailor. Tailoring.
Pressing ami Cleaning.
I'hone lOf.W Opposite Post Olllce
TRANSFER
TRANSFER, BAGtJAGE AND EX
PRESS Meet all Hrilns.
JOHN LANDINGHAM
UNDERTAKING
J. II. FARLEY Funeral director
and embalmer. Lady assistant. Phone
1U2-W. Ontario, Oregon.
LOCAL MARKETS
I I -11..- quoted lelow are general re-
tail prices prevailing in Ontario and
, uro in m rase social sale prices:
1 Apples, box SO to 75c
''""". " 30c
Henna, navy,. . .. 7c and He
I """" ,b 5
UUllcr, creamery,
t ahhage, new, II. Sc
( h.ise, fancy, lb. 2)c
t antnloupe B for 2c
('.trn, per doz ears 12 l-2e
trine beans, lb 5c
1 .'.1. 1. plums, lb 1 '
, Fresh tomatoes, husket :i for 26c
Flour, high patent, sack, $I.tUi
, Flour, straight grade, sack $1.50
Sugar, rune, per cwt $7.4'.
nom.yr ht,uine.l. pint 20c
Honey. 001.10, lb. 15c, and I for.. 26c
I..., ......... doz aOc
Lettuce, head, lb 10c
Suts, English walnuts, lb 25c
,, , .. .,
Nl". Brawls, lb 25c
Almonds, II 25c
roaches, per m, 191
Kurly Urapes.por basket 20c
' 1 .. I'eppers, per It lOe
A .iter.uelo.is, per lb lC
'onions, dry, pur lb. So.
Orunges, cos 26c to 00c
Potatoes, sack, 1.25
Itanch Fgga.Uox 20c
Ku -e, lb 8c and 10c
Halibut, lb 20c
Ham, per lb 25c
.Bacon, per lb 22'4c to 25c
I lead cheese, lb 20c
Hens, lb 15c
l.amb, Kpring, fore quarters $1.00
Lamb, spring, bind quarters $1.50
Lamb chops, rib, lb. . .'. 25c
Lard, lolbs 11.11
Mutton chops, lb 18c
Hoik chops, loin or rib, lb 20c
p hhouU,,,.( lb 18c
Rolled rib roast, lb 28c
Itib roast, prime, lb 22c
Hound steak, lb 20V
Flat-bone tenderloin, lb 28c
Salmon, lb 20c
Kippered salmon, lb 20c
Summer Squash, per tb Hit
,Sa't lmon 'b 12 Vic
' ; inokc.l sulmon, lb ouc
Smoked herring, each 6c
Shoulder steak, lb
18c
"nouioer roam, .u xv
Sirloin steak, lb 25c
a, IJ 4 1L tC.
Smelts, Columbia river, 2 lbs. for. .bc
Spare ribs, lb 15
Ham, sliced, lb 30c
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs 5V4toliV
Veal 6c
Cows to
Lambs 5c.
Steers 4to5
Mutton 3to4
PENTKCOSTAL-NAZARENE TAB
ERNACLE. Dispensers of old time religion.
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Preaching Sunday at 11 a. m. and
8 p. m.
Pastoral sick calls promptly ans
wered day or night.
C. C. Babbidge, D. D.
Phone 89N3 Paator.
THE OXTAftTO ARQUS. SEPTEMBER 2,
T If R n I lllo A It U U I
I'.ildisl.e.l Every I Inn lm
Entered In the postofllce at Ontario.
Oregon, for transmission through the
mails as second-class mall -matter.
W. V. Marsh
EAT MORE FRUIT
NEED LESS MEDICINE
IN SUMNER TIME
Medicinal (Qualities Suppli
ed to Ward otr Hot Wea
ther Ills.
Everybody should eat more fresh
fruit during the summer, not only
heeause It Is so cheap and plentiful,
hut heeause It contains valuahle med
icinal iiia lilies which help to ward
off all sorts of hot weather Ills.
Hlackherries, for instance, rontaiu
a great deal of Iron. On thin ac
count they sometimes have a very
perceptal.le effect In making pale
children rosy when they eat freely of
1 1. .'in
Hlack currants have a great hause
li.il.l reputation as a remedy for colds
anil coughs. A couple of teaspoon
fills of black currant Jam are put
Into a tuinl.lerful of hot water, with
a pinch of salt, and drunk hot at bed
time. Nature offers us few better tonics
than pineapple, the Juice of which
contains the natural ferments of
healthy digestion to a high degree.
A famous specialist 011 stomach
iroub les Is said to have declared
"If you have one foot In the grave
and are a nervous wreck from dys
pepsia, drink clear pineapple Juice."
Crapes are a wholesome and de
lightful food. They are in the class
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTM I) OK HHCItll IH
IN lolll.l.oMIll:.
BALE
By virtue of an Execution lu Fore
closure duly Issued by the Clerk of
the Circuit Court of the Slat. of
Oregon, for Malheur County, dated
the 2nd., day of August, 1U15, In
a certain action in the Circuit Court
for said County and State, wherein
I...... Vaughu, as 1'latnllff, recovered
in.
uilgtiicut Hgainst L. N
I!.... I. el,
Will !'.
II 11 Karp. Marie Karp,
Sanders, Nellie K. Sanders, M. H.
Lovoll and Claire Iovell, Robert van
taise, II. C Kastham, J. Well and I'.
C. Holt, as Heieudants, for the sum
of Five Hundred Hollars, with Inter
est thereon at the rate of 10 per
cent per a. mi 1111 11.1111 the L'Und.. day
of ianuary, mil. aud for the furth
er sum of One Hundred Hollars,
Attorney fees, aud for the further
sum of Sixty-four aud 15-100 Holl
ars, costs;
TRBMafORB, NOTICE IS HERK
11 v U1VRN, That I will on the 14th..
day of Huptember, I Dili, at the hour
of 10:30 lu the forouoon of said day,
at the main entrance of the Court
House In Vale, Malheur County,
Oregon, sell at public auctiou to the
highest bidder, or bidders, for cash,
the following described real proper
ty, to-wlt:
All of i.ot numbered Four (4)
and Five . .. 1 of Block numbered
one ( 1 ) lu the Original Towuslte of
Nyssa, Malheur County, Oregon, as
shown by the Revised (leneral Map
of Nyssa, Oregou;
Taken aud levied upon as the pro
perty of the said above named Def
endants, or as much thereof as m.o
be necessary to satisfy the said judg
ment lu favor of Com Vaughn and
against the said above named Defen
dants, with iulerest thereon, to
gether with all costs and disburse
ments that have or may accrue.
Hated at Vale, Oregon, this 3rd.,
day of Agust, 1915.
lieu J. Hrown, Sheriff,
Hy Ross A. Howard.
Deputy.
First pnblication Aug. 12, 11M5.
Last publication Sept. 9, 1915.
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.DMIMKTItTOItS NOTICE.
In the County Court of the State
of Oregou, for Malheur County,
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been duly appointed
administrator of the estate of Peter
Kesseler deceased, aud all persons
having claims against the estate of
the said deceased are hereby 1. ..tilled
to present the same to me with the
proper verification and vouchers at
my office in Ontario, Oregon, within
six months from the date of this
notice.
Date of first publication, Aug. 2tith ,
1915.
C McUonlgal, Administrator
of the Estate of Peter Kes
seler, Deceased.
Last Pub. Sept. 23.
IS CONE TWENTY
FIVE YEARS SCORNS
LARGE LEGACY
OregOll Uciniit Docs Nuf
Want $7,000 Lefl to Mini
Yean A.
Danville, Ind.,- Another cc.se of
mysterous disappearance has Just
been solved by the llu.ling of Ellas
Mi'Di.nlel, heir to anestate here, who
dropped out of existence more than
twenty-live years ago.
McOanlel was located in t!.e west
by Levi Hrown, administrator of the
Mcliunlel estate, niicr a long search.
The man had turned hermit nnd
trapper, and wan found living In a
lonesome cabin in a f.ir.Mi near
Portland) ore.
When told tha this father and
mother were both dead and that he
was heir to about $7,000 worth of
property, he flatly refused to return
and take possession Me was Anally
persuaded to sign papers giving
Hrown authority to sell the property
and send. him the proceeds.
No one has ever been able to fath
om the cause of tl.p estrangement he
1 ween father and son.
of demulcents and arc highly bene
ficial to those suffering from various
Illnesses. Apples are correctives,
and are very useful in overcoming
nauseu from seasickness and other
causes. They are also very cooling
and act as stomach sedatives.
Hed and white currants, like mel
ons, apples, oranges, limes, lemons
and gooseberries are also cooling and
therefore most acceptable hot wea
ther foods.
Moth raisins and figs, split open,
make good poultices for bolls. A
split raisin, placed over the gum,
often gives relief to the toothache
sufferer. Figs ure al .. valuable as
a laxative.
WOMEN ARE ROBBED
OE THEIR GEMS
ON BIG LINER
(J0I1I Cigarette Case and
.Jewels arc Taken From
Their Stateroom,
San Francisco, A woman's gold
cigarette case and other Jewelry
orc ported to the local police ..
stolen from the Finland stateroom
of Mrs. iliaiincey Kapkett when the
big liner docked here
Chauncey Kepketl, who registered
at the Clin hotel, says that Ills wife
lost a bar pin set with lift. 'en dia
monds The cigarette case, accord
illg to the police, belonged .0 Mrs.
Theodore Sheldon, who went to the
Inside Inn. A gold chain and a pen
dant set with two diamonds and a
pearl, the property r Mrs. Morris
Fuller, Hellenic hotel, were also tak
en from Mrs Kapketts stuteroom.
UNPAVED ROADS
COST F,
BIG SUM ANNUALLY
Annual Goal of !'.")( Millions :
l-Yw Good Highways.
is Found Where There uv
The Ciiited States Department of '
Agriculture estimates that the farm
ers of the I'n.te.l Slates are losing
annually St,tMt on account of
the Inaccessibility of their pro. In 1 ,
at certain times of the year, due 10
had road conditio.,
Investigation shows that there are
many couuiies rich in agricultural
products, but burden. .1 with l.a.l
roads, where the anuiial iiicomiiiK
shipments greatly exceed the nu,
goiug. With improved roads, such
counties could not only be M-lf sup
porting, but could ship products to
other markets.
In 1909 the percentage of impi.v
edroads in the New England Mates
was f. and the percentage of illi
teracy was oe.ly 1.7 In South Atlan
tic states the percentage of iinprov.d
roads was only G.7 aud Illiteracy Iz.
The excess of Illiteracy In rural ow-r
urban population, due to a lower per
centage of improved roads, showed,
tor the South Atlantic states, 41111 per
cent and 140 per cent for the New
England states. In both of these
comparisons, only native white Of
native parentage were considered
191.1
BUSINESS SUSPENDED
EOR AN ELABORATE
CHINESE WEDDING
Harry Low of Bail Francisco
and Rita How an' Wedded
al ( trass Valley.
Crass Valley, Cal . All business
vas so. ponded in honor Of Crass Val
ley's lirsl church weililillK lor Chin
ese. Mil I Kita How. pretty daughter of
Qoorgt How. one Of Northern Cali
fornia'' wealthiest Chinese, and
llnrrv Low, owner Of till ChiBOM
Toggery, 22lt Market street, San
Francisco, were married In the t'nn
gregalional Church. One hundred
Chinese and fully as many Americans
were present by special Invitation.
The ceremony wns supplement.', I i,v
an elaborate wedding feast, prepared
by American chefs.
WOMAN IS IN HER
COEEIN EOR THE
E
MINT TIME. TWO YEARS AGO,
m AWOKE WD MUD HER
OWN OHITIAKY.
Chicago, Two yenrs ago Mrs.
1:111111a I, I'omeroy was pronounced
dead and placed In a collln, prepara
tory to holding funeral services.
The next day she "awoke" and
read with mingled Joy nn. I perplex
ity, her own obituary.
Now Mrs. I'omeroy Is dcn.l Tor a
second time. On account of the fact
that she came back to life after her
"death'' In 1913, physicians at St.
Luke's Hospital did not pronounce
her dead until they had spent several
hours trying to revive her.
At the
end of
tli historic Lewis
and "lark, trail, on
tlie Pacific Ocean,
lies 25 milesof forest-
skirted suifwashedClAISOPBUlH. Bi(.
modern hotels at UARHAHI aid SIASIDt.
Fin bathing in Surf and t wo $ 45,001
N itatoria. Manifold amusements,
golf, tennis, ate. Inexpensive hotel,
cottage and camp accommodations.
DfijeKTriiUJOURNtY forYOU
ALONG the grand scenic Colum
bia on "Ike Hirti Bilk RuJ" I... ...... i
Traini to Portland, thence thru
the picturetciue Holland of
Orgon"and Astoria to the
Oceans.de. SIOPOVIRS on
Exposition Trips via
North Bank and the
fast new 3 million
dit ar stiHmshii .
"treat Nortkffi"
di.il "NoiUkfl
Ptik,"
Stud for Our Vacation UookM
$21.65
Round Trip
Part it iilai s of Ticket
Agent
Oregon Short line
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WILL DISCOVERED
I IN CARPET SUPPER
I BY GRANDCHILD
Grandchild Found Missinj;
Document Disposing of
Eighty Millions.
lludsonville, Mich., When Thom
as II. SSestel, pioneer resident of Fll
tnore township, died on May 10 there
began 11 search for a will disposing
of his estate, which Is valued at up
ward of ISO, 000.
A Justice who drew up a will and
the men who signed us witnesses tes
lllied to the existence of such n docu
ment but a search failed to reveal the
missing testament.
The estate was taken Into probate
court to be divided ami. .1 tha lieir.s
according to their rights I birth
THREE HOMES ARE
BURNED AND EAMILY
IS NEAR DEATH
Virginia Homes limned anil
Resident! Nave CSoae !all
Prom Death.
Richmond, Fire destroyed the
Walter McLnln home, Pinole, and
two adjoining homes belonging to
Herbert Van I'rooyen and K. M
Downer. McLnln ami his family had
11 narrow escape from death. The
loss is estimated at $30,0i
1. STORK' PAYS
A VISIT TO
NOTED SINGER
Mine. Alma (ilnek Cancels
Beaton ' Contrast Id
Rear Baby Datighter.
New York. Mine Alma Cluck,
who rose from obscurity as a stem.
cipher lu a Nassau-street Insurance
olllce to become u famous opera sing
er, gave birth to a baby daughter
Heeause of her desire to rear her
clill.l Mine Cluck has canceled a sea
son's contract worth 1 1 .".11,000, and
probably will not be heard again on
the concert stage for several seasons
She and her husband, Kfram Zlm
l.itllst, the famous violinist, are oc
cupying a cottage at Lake Ceorge.
(Continued from page .; 1
TIMS I.LF.Y SHOWN
H lK KI.OI'IMI I
The blights which have ali.icke.l
nvory Irrigalioii project In Hie coun
try uaturully found promising held ,
for operallon along the Snake La. i,
of inoiiev, perhaps wa.. .lie ..,.. a mi
porlaiil as well as for-reaching .in. I
common lack of experieme m Irri
gui.oi. rarining came i..t in import
ui.ee und with it the iiMial fvtoU
mistakes in selocting Hie wrong
cnips uud fulling lirst to really suh
due the laud Had the l.uo! been
cropped to alfalfa und hog.-, ... to corn
and MWI theseltlers would not have
eiiciinieied 10 years of waiting and
Mfx 1 iinentatioii and u.:prol.i..l.l.
enort I he econoniic condition ol
the people would have i, i.allv
Unpioved had the eaiiv nun eulhii
slastH bin ralle. thai notliiiiK could
he taken from the land year after
vow while the unpen . and l.il.or hi
vohed in producing bearing on hards
are tremendous when oi.ioiuplaif.l
all ! a period of year., dew. ted to
he cultivation 0 1 trees and the ..laud
inn oil ol creditors, mole or I. n
p. ill. 'ill
Two or three ,:,, ,,-,, u.e credit
O. 'he rill 1 1 Kl-owci eruiii,,., d the
ci.-.lil of the allalfa raider and Ihe
daiivinaii lose to the lop I..,,. I
bB4 With limit r mean., at then
dlapoaal have done much lo aid l..r
iners in buying cows and in develop
I fall orii laisiiig und hog pro-
lllei,,,., J,Jl i.n-.ll b.illl. .lllillot
handle long time loan., in amount
sufheieut to cure for the situatioi ll
all us aspeclH The business is more
ill the nalure of Ihe In,. lollo,ve,l
by trust companies and mortguge m
vcMinenl concerns. Wi.n ihe un
"iiainty of success which kjfl been
'.ong aiiiLaibldiug in the rivei
Hon since Irrigation was taken up
seriously ihe oulMde coi.cn... ,ave
not he.-n ui.xiou, to gel hiislnesH,
many ol lieu. ..-fusing to a. . .pi
mortgages on the bet Uud under
cultivation until every apparent dan
g. r bad been pas 1 .1
In all the bitter struggles through
which farmers in this section have
paused It is apparent that the real
PAGE SEVEN
PASTOR REFUSES
TO CHEAT CAR
COMPANY OE EARE
Minister Pays for Rides
Taken ly His Little (iirl
While Visiting.
Pittsburg, If all parents wou.,1
follow the example of the Itev. W .1.
Snv.ler, pastor of the Valley Prest.x -lerian
church of Imperial, It Is esti
mated the trolly and railroad com
panics would bo muny dlYldmdi
ahead.
"I believe in practising what 1
preach," said the Rev. Mr. Hnydei ,
a.s he handed ten fares to Conductor
J.ililT on the (llrard-Eest Youngs
town trolley line. Then he explained
"One ticket is for my fare, the
oilier nine 1 owe the company. My
wife was visiting In Youngstown a
short time ago with our little girl,
ulio was f. years old hot November.
They made four or live round trlp.
It did not occur to my wife that she
should pay lor the child's trips, and
I wish to pay for them now."
heartbreaking experiences have fall
en to the lot of the women, wl.e
mothers and daughters, who have
lived upon the laud and been forced
to stand the privations and hard
ships. The struggle to hold the land
I... forced the most rigid economy
in family life and tha Isolation has
ol. led terror and social hunger to
Ihe poverty of hundreds of women
who have stood firm and steadfast In
their faith In the ultimate success of
Irrigation along the upper Snake
When prosperity shall come with the
.in e of the Kiiropeun war many of
the women will be too much broken
mid discouraged to enjoy the fruits
of I heir sacrifice and efforts In the
early days of land dovclopcmeut an. I
orchard planting.
Speaking or the lluropean war:
Ontario stockmen have been benellt
ed considerably by the demand for
horses for use In the service. It Is
estimated that between $?.'.. nun and
illinium has been paid out through
local banks on account of purchases
made by the French and linn h war
departments during the eight months
lust past This ncy went to the
-lo.!. men who occupy Ihe range to
the south anil west of Ontario, but
little being paid to farmers on Irri
gated lands. On the other hand or
liiun lists are feeling the depressing
effects of the war on the market poll
utions which govern the sale of their
apples and prunes
Last year lire blight appeared In
.everal orchards along the Snake,
the disease affecting Koine lleuuty
and Jonathan almost exclusively.
This v.ar the blight spread over the
valley and sent terror lo the hearts
of men whose orchards were In bear
ing. In. Ileal ions are Unit before the
blight can be stamped out all the
Koine Iteauty and Jonathan treoe
will have been destroyed, aud only
those varniies which are Immune
liom 11 1 ravages will be cared for by
locul orchardisis. At any rate the
loss Is sure to be heavy uud It comes
at a lime when producers have plenty
of burdens lo hi... I
One feature of the Snake river
farm must not be overlooked here.
Ii 1 ihe nun. lug of the farm and the
placing of u bulletin board at the
linn! gin- The board bears the
name of the farm, the name of the
owner, and 111I..1 niatiou as to what
products are for sale and what pro
ducts or animals or articles ure
wanted The boards are neatly
pulnie.l aud ure uniform In sUe,
They s.rve a useful purpose as pur
veyor of neighborhood and commu
nity news, while notices of meetings
.....I oiioi .ninnies ure pouted und
a wide ciiculalion to any mat
tor which needs communitv attention
or action I be plan Is worthy of
emulation in other Ore.:. .11 commun
ities.
$100 Reward. $100
The it 1 .! 1 uf lh ... i'ii' will l
Slrum .1 lu h un that then Is t leual 01.0
rt-uded ili tutu that a. Iciice In. Immii
able In cur. 11. all lis iiiiKt'., and Ihui U
Catarrh, ii.ill'a Catarrh I'me l the unly
ii..itivi cure now known iu tin- medical
I. it nri.lt) Catarrh being a .ui.altiullui.al
.limaae. t. ..u..-a .1 . m tiiullonal treat
ment. Hills Caturrl. Cure Is taken In
ternally, acting direct)! nin the bluo.l
....I mucous surfie t of the lyatera. tbere
by destroying tin foundation of the dle
. .is.', und s'vins the patient ai.eiigtli hy
building up the rouatliullon ami uaalallng
.ml.... lu doing lla vvuik The proprietor
have inucb faith In in curative pow
ers (but they off. 1 un.- II1....I.. d tollu.i
for any r,.e that It falls to cure. Bend
fur list of teeluuoiilala.
A4dr.M r i CHKNRT CO, Toledo. O.
Sold by all lnumiiia. 76c.
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