After pondering <u«r the figures
of the department of commerce and
Send for Book about •* Motherhood."
ale. <>r„ September 18 de.ll-
labor for about a month, the Chicago
j^re Xou to become a mother ? It >do you realise
new Methodist Episcopi»)
Chronicle has discovered Mr. Wright’s
the great amount of »uih-ring lh.it most women art-
"average man does not exist.” but
obliged to undt igo. t < pain they have to beat
If
< Iregon popullMt« have
could do anything to tclievc that pain would )ou not
that "the standard of living Is better” cate« «»f nomination of
doit ? V'it ate a s< nsibk woman and of course you
titan it was a few years ago. Since ticket.
would—then read carefully evety word.
the beef trust, the coal trust, and the
The Southern <>r«*ic«»ii District Fair
hundreds of other trusts have ad­ opened at Hugene Tuesday with a
vance.! prices to the top notch, the large at tendance.
The «»rexon Feileratlon of Women'*
l> a liniment s.» potent that it frill greatly lessen the
average man and woman have dlacov
suttvtiug ot any cave of laltov, no in.uit i how citrfi-
Club« will filler I at Baker City on or
ered
that
it
costs
a
great
deal
more
to
ult. \\ ith ti » liniment. M«wh< hood is a beautiful
about October 15.
keep up the standard of living, ami
dieam. without it. a iu;’itmate. X more suWer-
Th«- vlectflc light plant nt KalanidT
intii.no mole nevdlos«. airs, but one pea* i tul ideal
that present wages and trust prices Fall«, \\ axh . 1« n«*ai l> <*oiiip|eu*«|. !t
motherhood is \. uisif \ ou v. ill but open \oui eye*.
arc* an obstacle that everyone feels Will COMt $100.000.
For external use. safe to adminster, and
All the sophistry of the partisan sta-
Alaakun native« have found what
wonderful >n results A word to the wise;
‘•Mother’s Fiunri.” All diugg>t* *< H d al
tisiicianH cannot gloss over the fact 1« alleged to I m * 100 p«»Ul)i|N of anibvr-
grln. valued at $64,000.
$1.00 per oot
\V< >t ’.id our 1« x, ••Mother­
that the limited income cannot be
hood.” free, it y u ask for it.
The Idaho Medical Association will
stretched to meet the demands that
BRADHELD REGULATOR
holt! it« annual convention nt lx*W ÍH-
ure m ide upon it. High trust prices, ton. October ♦» ami 7.
At
r '•
fostered by the unjust tariff, may give
A complete new «y«tetn
✓z
a glamour of prosperity to the pro world# is to I m * itiAtalled noon at tn*
bune.
In an
important respect tected industries, but the many have Ohemawa Indian m ho«»!
The cell« in the old < <»unty jail at
France differs from England, which to pay to the prosperous few.
Union are bring place«! in
supports only the established Angli­
The state irrigation convention Is court bou«e at La <• ramie.
can church and through i>arllanient
over ami now for the national con­
The photographer« of the North­
retains Jurisdiction over the appoint­
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 23. 1904.
gress at El Paso, in November. The west are now in «eMidon at Tacoma,
ments and disposal of material ques­
• •
states that show a disposition to aid for a three days’ meeting.
tions. In France, on the contrary,
The opening attendance at the <ll«-
the government in making straight
there is no state church and all de­
trict fair at Hugene 1« larger Hum at
A magic lamp, unlovely for
their crooked irrigation laws, will any previous fair at that place.
the lack
nominations share numerically in the
stand more chance of receiving u por­
Of legendry in gem and
The Wanhington grand iodee of the
public
appropriation, though the
tion of the 127.000,000 reclamation Sons «»f Herman elected George Mtt-
carven scroll.
Catholics
are
much
more
numerous
Bunted in a dusky chamber of
fund than the states that remain in ler. of Walla Walia, provident.
there than the Anglicans are in Eng­
the world.
Eugeiir V. l»rbi» will speak fn Taco-
I the lethargic condition. Oregon can
With untrimmed wlek a-
land. Owing to the great numerical
get a larger share of this fund by ma September 27, ami the nocialiat
sntoulder in the bowl.
preponderance in France, by w hich
ire preparing for a great rally.
showing an actual interest in irriga­
the Vatican gets nearly all the relig­
The Boise baxeball league team ha«
-Then timid Chance—the cham­
tion. She should have one of the
won the pennant and $1000 prise for
ious revenues and the Protestants and
berlain of God—
very largest state delegations at El the championship of the Northwest.
A-stunible in the dark, with
Jews very little. Rome has had no
Paso. It will prove to the govern­
The cattle industry* I* reviving all
groping hand
special reason to object to the state
ment that the interest in irigation over the Northwest, and hundr«* da of
Scattered the crust of ashes
appointments to bishopries and other
•'arloads are leaving Montana daily.
from the wick—
here is not superficial nor selfish.
places.
The rupture that followed
And lighted every corner of
Thret months suspa-nsioii 4s prom-
School has started and young men ised all University of fregón students
the land!
the mandates from the Vatican to two
—Aloysius Coll in Everybody’s
French bishops under penalty of ex­ and young women from every part who participate in hazing new stu-
Magazine.
communication. and the contrary or­ of the country are making a tempor­ dents.
James Inman, of L«»«»|ung
In order to afford
ders of the government under penalty ary home here.
Or., hax announced that h- 1«
them
the
greatest
possible
safety
and
of suspending the prelates' income,
didate for president of the
can now scarcely stop short of a fur­ the best possible moral atmosphere, States.
I I1F.F GOVERNMENT HOMES.
ther dissolution which neither side drive out the white shirt hobo. Bus­
The hop crop around Independence,
The rush of homeseekers to secure
iness don't depend on this» ( lass of Or., is much lighter than waa «X-
desires.
tracts of land under the various irri­
parasites.. They produce nothing, add peeled up to the time of the actual
gation projects announced by the gov­
Readers of the Daily E^st Ore­ nothing to the community, except a gathering.
Joseph Gribbl
ernment shows that the home build­ gonian remember
the Associated contamination and their presence is
was Monday L»st chosen grand insld
ing instinct is as strong as ever in the Press news service usbd by this paper not needed.
It is not wanted any­ guani of the gram! aerie of Hagies a
breasts of the American people.
several years ago. It was so incom­ where and Pendleton should not be Baltimore.
As the government land, suitable plete. unsatisfactory and clumsy that forced to support the cast-off refuse
The hop crop of Oregon thia year
for homes, becomes further limited it was discarded and the present of other parts of the world. Drive is considerably below the average in
in area, it is more and more of an Scripps-MeRae afternoon news serv­ out the white shirt hobo. He is the quantity, while the quality is uncom­
monly good.
outrage that public land should be ac­ ice adopted. The Associated Press really dangerous specie.
Portland High School was dismiss­
quired for speculation. Yet large morning service sold to country pa­
Oregon must now atop talking ed Wednesday because <»f cold weath­
acreages are passing into the hands pers consists of from eight to twelve
until er. the heaBng plant not having been
of the land grabbers, every day in th« long news items each day. usually a about “soulless corporations*’
placed in order for the wi
year, under both the desert land law clumsy rehash of the news of the pre­ the few private citizens now block­
Mrs. Jennie A. Mc<'ready of Buffa-
ing
the
progress
of
the
portage
road,
and the commutation clause of the vious day. while the afternoon service
10. N Y . will erect a 500« r«x»m em­
homestead law. while under the tim­ of the Scripps-McRae Association con­ imitate the example of the O. R. a N blned hotel and reMaura; it on the
ber and stone law. not only the land sists of from 25 to 40 live, snappy, Company and sell a right of way to Lewis and Clark fair grout is at Port­
land.
but the most valuable timber in the concise Items covering the news field the people at a reasonable price.
A Portland flour mill ii
just re-
world today is being speculated in of the entire world, up to the hour of
<1 \ I I: \I NEWS.
ceived an order for !♦• carloads of
with absolutely no regard for the set­ going to press. The afternoon Asso­
flour from Boston this I*»*mg the first
tler or for the country at large.
October I >35.000.000 cash will be order of the kind ever received fn
ciated Press franchise for Pendleton
These laws are active instruments is now open and the East Oregonian paid to ex-soldlers of the Cuban re­ Portland.
A. G. Pom, an oh! man living 15
in the stealing of the land which be­ could g-t it for the asking, but it pre­ bellion against Spain.
New York capitalists will immedi­ mil*-« west of Eugene. Or., hanged
longs to the people of the United fers the service now tiring used. The
ately build a railroad from sea to sea himself in his son s bam. Sc|»tember
States. And there is no citizen who Baker City Herald uses the afternoon
acrojjs Guatemala, which will be 270 11. No known motive except ~tlred
may not desire to avail himself of his Asos< iuted Press service and that pa­ miles long.
of living ”
right to acquire some of this land, he per's telegraphic service
averages
Thirty-five Oregon ami Washing­
The value of th*- iron, pig Iron, an­
or his son.
about 1« items per day. or a little bet­ thracite coal, bituminous coa and tin ton people who have been duped by
All the great land interests are a ter than the morning service used by plate produced in Pennsylvania In John Alexamier Iu»»»e, liave deserted
him am! left Zion City for their form­
19oJ equaled 87 7 4,9« J.777.
unit in their opposition to the repeal the Baker City Democrat and the
er houies.
Napoleon
Shipley
la
dead
on
the
of these laws. They present a solid Pendleton Tribune. The afternoon
Tem|>orary Insanity I» th** plea of
county i-oor farm at Pittsburg. Pa. At
front. They are organized; they are service gets the day's news while It one time he waa poat master of Wash­ Mrs. Jeannette Harris of North Yak-
aggressive and it is a sinister tact that | is fresh, and places it in the homes of ington. D. C.. arul a millionaire.
ima. accused of murdering her Infant
they have thus far prevented any I readers in the evening, when every
Mr. and Mrs. Jetw Sapp, of Roily. grandchild at b’pokane. atx>ut four
months ago.
land reform legislation in congress.
class of people has the most lime and Ky.. were fatally injured and their
It is claimed that the expert exam
five
children
burned
to
death
in
a
But the country is becoming arous­ inclination to read.
ination of the b<M»k« of ex-sheriff Col-
fire which destroyed their home.
ed to the fact that it is being literally
Mrs. Bezzonl. a New York woman, Kith at Salem, show« that he not only
The resolutions speeches, parades.
robbed by a small band of selfish men
waa bitten on the foot by a "com­ is not •‘short.*’ but that hr is entitled
who would amass fortunea and who, ! picnics and other features of the On- mon spider."
Blood
poisoning re­ to some rebates.
A runaway freight train dazhed In­
by the evasion of the spirit if not the j tario irrigation meeting are insignifi­ sulted and she will loae her leg and
to a mixed train al Potlatch Junction.
letter of the law, are absorbing the cant compared to the splendid ex­ possibly her life.
Rev. C L. Janzow. German Luth­ Idaho, badly wrecking both, Septem­
choicest remaining tracts of land hibit of irrigated products seen there.
eran. of St. Louis, has sued members ber 1». No on*- was Injured, every-
These
are
the
realities
of
Irrigation,
which should be reserved for the real
of his flock for slander. In the ag­ body having warning.
the speeches are but the theoretical gregate he claims 825.000 actual and
home-maker.
At Femie. B C. Parley P Batt, a
And the men in congress who are habilaments of the subject. It was 120 000 punitive lar.aggr
brakeman on his first run. tried to
in reality bitterly hostile to any fitting that the convention should be
Within three days time one child make a Hying »witch Se|»tember 1»
He lost his balance, fell under the
change in these land stealing laws, held in the midst of the prolific pro­ In the family of Bernard Sacks, of
New- York, broke its leg. another died wheel» and waz killed.
ducts
of
the
art
of
irrigation.
It
is
are the same statesmen who most
Seats for J JOO people will be pre-
of pneumonia and a third fell out of
loudly proclaim that they are the imposible that a delegate to that con­ a window and broke Its skulL
i pared in the Armory at Portland to
great friends of the settler, the home­ vention could go away from the meet­
The negro militia company of New I accommcxlate the audience that ex-
builder and the small farmer. They ing without an increased ardor for Haven. Conn., returning from the I pects to hear Senator Fairbank.--'
! speech on October 1.
are found on the wrong side of every and a higher understanding of the Manaases maneuvers, were stoned by
a
Texas
regiment.
The
interference
Whitman 4'ollege has purchased a
subject.
Lying
in
the
heart
of
the
land reform measure, yet urging with
of regulars prevented a pitched bat­ pipe organ costing 812.000. fur Me­
sagebrush
desert,
the
little
irrigated
might and main that the welfare of
tle.
morial Hall. it contains 20*0 pipes
settlement of Northern Malheur coun­
the settler is their sole object.
During the great Halifax fire three and was built by an uncle uf Presi­
ty is a veritable garden spot, the persons were killed, but none by fire dent Roosevelt in 1883.
dreary wastes reaching up to the very A fireman by being electrocuted by a
On the Opening day of the Wash­
FIRST PROMISE OF SPORT.
borders of the orchards and alfalfa broken wire: another fireman by a ington State t'niveraity 200 more stu­
The San Francisco Call, in speaking fields. Happy families are now liv­ falling chimney, and Miss Flora Kin dents enrolled than on the first day
last year, and the attendance »01 be
of the release of the Russian cruiser ing contented, useful lives on the once by a falling tree.
The Jeffries-Mun roe fight In San the largest this year in Its history.
Dena, says:
arid desert. A useless waste has been
Francisco, so thoroughly disgusted
The question of the Russian war­ converted into a productive settle­
the sport-loving populace that prize
ship has been settled by the president ment, producing taxes for the support lighting is now under the ban and
without ruffling the dignity of Japan of the state and inviting the idle from future fights will probably be pre­
or Russia. He gives her two months the cities to the broader sphere of vented by the police.
Thomas H. Tibbles, populist nomi­
in which to make repairs and get usefulness in the pleasant life of the
nee for vice president, has issued his
out, and as an alternative she must farm.
letter of acceptance. In which he ex­
go now or disarm and lie here till
presses strong hopes that the popu­
It
was
a
New
Englander
who
the close of the war. Of course she
list party will soon become the lead­
will disarm and rock ingloriously on thanked God not more than 80 years ing party in the nation.
Columbus, Ohio, May ao. 1903.
ago. that the barren Pacific Coast was
Six years ago I had a severe attack of
The imports from the United States
the bay until peace comes.
Inflammatory Rheumatism I was laid ut
On some grounds it will be regret­ as far removed from the cultured cir­ into Cuba, increased but three per In ticl for six months, and the doctor» I
cent
in
the
past
year,
while
those
ted that her government does not ac­ cles of New England as It is. He from England. Germany, Spain and had did me no good. Thev changed med­
cept the two months' time for re­ said this forbidding region was only France Increased from 8 to 28 per icines every week and nothing they pre­
scribed seemed to help me Finally I be-
pairs. She could be patched up and fitted as a haunt for wild animals cent in the same period.
pan the use of S. S. S My knee andelbow
The
International
Geographical joints were swollen terribly, and at one
coaled in that time, and then Japan apd savages and that he. for one. In
would have a cruiser waiting for her congress, would never vote to bring Congress has decided that the eastern time my joints were ao swollen and pain­
end of I^tke Erie |s rising gradually, ful that I coull not close them when
outside the three-mile limit, and w hen the wild region any nearer to civiliza­ and that In 3500 years more Niagara
opened. I was so bad tliat I conld not
tion
by
sending
’
exploring
parties
or
they met there would be a sea fight
Falls will go dry and the lake be move knee or foot. J was getting discour­
aged. you may be
sure, when 1 I •■cyanS.
beganS. S
agvi.
ne »ure.
right off our western water front. building roads across the impassable forced to seek another outlet.
• , *. but
’
as • I -_ saw it was
—a helping me I Icontin-
i.,uuu.
In Connecticut a young girl picked 6
There would be standing room only mountains. Yesterday, Boston—cul­
•>«d it, and to-day I am s sound well man
up
the
end
of
a
telegraph
wire
that
tured,.
self-adulating,
haughty,
edu
­
-on the hills from Mount Tamalpais to
and have never had a return of the disease.
had been broken by the storm. The
S. S. S. purified my blood ami Cured tue
the Twin Peaks. The Cliff House cated, refined, resourceful, proud old
wire was ahort-circuited by an elec­ of this severe case of Rheumatism after
would look like a bee hive about to Boston—ordered 10 carloads of flour tric light wire three miles away, and
everything else had failed
I have rec­
swarm and there would be lively bet­ from this forbidding haunt of sava­ the child was instantly killed.
ent nine nd cd it to others with good |«-
R. H. CllAFMAN.
ting on the grounds. It would be a ges and wild animals, this Oregon
Marcellus F. Graupner, a gradúate *u'*s-
>555 ML Vernon Ave.
sight worth seeing, and it the Lena's country which her statesmen shud­ of Harvard with an excellent record.
sailing date were set long enough dered to thlrrit of half a century ago. Is the "King of Hoboes.” He Is af­
The poisonous acids that produce the in­
ahead San Francisco would have a Thus is the recompense of time made flicted with wander lust and has beat­ flammation and Jiain are absorlied into the
en
his
way
around
the
world
once
and
blood
and Rheumatism can never l>econ­
bigger crowd than came for the perfect and the pride of the haughty a dozen times across the continent.
quered till theae are neutralized and fil­
Knights Templar. It is many a long made humble in the presence of civi­
Seven thousand workmen in the tered out of the blo.»l and system SSS.
year since hostile powder has been lization’s leveling influences. The lit­ "model town” of Pullman. III., have goes directly into the circulation and at­
burned near our coasts, except in the tle savages crowded in the narrow been discharged and told to remove tacks the disease itself. It purifies and re­
store» the blood to a healths*, vigorous
Civil War, and such a fight as might *>tles In New England can now find their tools. The conditions and terms condition. It contains no potash, alkali or
be here would have the zest of novel­ free homes, fresh air. broader citi­ of the order of dismissal lead to the
other strong min­
belief that the town will la* practical­
erals. but i, guar­
ty, with the additional pleasure that zenship and wider spheres of useful­ ly abandoned.
anteed entirely
we could see the show without cost­ ness in this haunt of wild animals—
vegetable. Write
Frank O'Donnell, nn 18-year-old
ing us a cent in men or ships or pow­ this inhospitable wilderness of the old clerk <rn a 89 a week salary, raised
ua and our physi­
New
Englander's
dream.
cians will advise
der.
the checks in which he was paid Sat­
without any
urday night and had them cashed
Japan would be willing to do her
charge whatever.
P. T. Barnum once said: "If you without trouble till he was 820.000 to
part in the spectacle, and if Russia
Ourlxxik on Rheu­
have * 19 to put in use. pay S 10 for an the good. He lingered too long and
matism sent free.
had any regard for the feelings of our
article ami 89 for advertising. 1 can was nabbed.
The Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, ba
people and the czar had a spark of
out talk any man but a printer, but
An unknown drive’r of a cab ran
the genuine circus spirit in him, he
the man who can stick type and the down and seriously Injured a 0-year-
IDMINISTIC VroiC'N XOÌ l< | .
would say the word "go” and furnish
next morning talk to a thousand men old girl in Chicago Wednesday, and
was immediately attacked by a mob
us some real sport.
while 1 am talking to one, is the man of 500 people, who witnessed his care­
In III.* < oiintv Court of th» state .if Or
exon, for t iuHtlllu County
In tt„. 111Mll,r
I am afraid of, ami I want to be his less act. He escaped by running his of the estate of Gl.leon G. G hii .I h - o <| e
The fact reported in this morning’s
friend.”
team for two miles.
telegrams that France is agitated
Notice I. hereby given that the under
To prevent unhappy and discon­ signed has been l.v the above entitled court
over the opposition of a complete
Senator Fairbanks has not resigned
«ppolnt.-.l
adniliilstrator of the above en
tented families in army circles. Major
separation of church and state will his senatorial toga and evidently is General Corbin
has
recommended law "dlo."» ' "1‘'1 h*" d"1* '>"*,|f|,',l “» the
lend interest to the statement that uncertain of ids election in Novem­ that no army officer be allowed to
All |»*r»ons having claltna ugnlnst said
estate are hereby notified to pre"."',, „,2
the government now levies taxes and ber. If he were certain of election to wed until he has secured permission name with |>ro|Hi v.Hi<|i»rR to m,. a| .....
pays over 88,000,000 a year to the re­ the vice-presidency his grip on the from the war department and has r<wl4»nce. near I'klali. OreK..n, wlihln i l
Bl1
made ample showing that his Income month« from «late hereof
ligious orders, says the Lewiston Tri­ senatorship would undoubtedly relax
Dat«_‘<] thia 19th «lay of S«*|ii«*iii|y,.r 1904
is sufficient to support a family.
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Mother’s Friend
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our fl 00 f»h«se« in various make« an»l leather«, now
S3 50 «hoe# for
S2-25 whotr« for
S2.00 vici «hn
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Sewing Machines Must Go
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11..-W -4»»-- wear Ilk. iron *^avial low
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for SA.UO and up.
Dindinger, Wilson (SS Co
JOE BASLER
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FOR SALE
»■room modern dwelling, good loca
11 >n. ltj lots, fine basement, every­
thing new and up-to-da'e. S3000
S-ro'i^ bouse,
lot«, barn, chicken
yard, shade trees. 81760.
M< lern «room cottage. 6 fine lota,
tine soil. 82500
«Room house,
nice Improvements,
shade trees 11100.
JJ" acres fine land; elegant house;
close to town, l«5 ..
LOG CABIN
ICE CREAM
4M acre* finest wheat land; highly
improved. 121.000.
«40 a.-res grain land. 810.000
«40 acre* grain land, well Improved
*8t00
Office room« for rent.
Timber land for sale.
Timber locations made.
If you with to buy or »ell anythin!
cal) on me In m> office in Saving»
Bank building
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KOEPPENS
C. C. BERKELEY
A. C. KOEPPEN * BROTHERS.
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: What is a
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THE I n E of a Saving* account is
not fully understood. It is a banking
feature that does more service to a
community that can readily be ap­
preciated. In every community, there
are numbers ot people who have
small sums and no means of using
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them to advantage, The Savings
Department of this bank affords the means of utilizing
these funds. One man ha» 85. another 850, another more,
another leas. These sums when placed together in a bank
can be loaned out so a« to pay Interest, The Saving» De-
partment 1» the means ot getting these small sums to­
gether and loaning them out safely. There are many peo­
ple who would be pleased to receive Interest on their
money for a short time.
The Commercial National Bank is the only institu­
tion In this city which provides strictly for the receipt and
care or savings and trust funds.
Interest paid on all
such accounts at the rate of
Savings
Account?:
Building
Material
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DImer.Mon luml>cr of all de»
ecrlptlons. Sa*h. Doors, Blind«.
Mouldinc. Buildinc and Tar Pa­
per.
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KRING YOVR BILI. TO VS
AND <.IT OI R riGVRES.
Grays Harbor
Commercial Co.
Opposite W. A C. R. Depot.
Interest
Don't overlook the fact that we are
a Notional Hank. unJer the direct
RU|>ervl8lon of the Federal Govern­
ment.
Compounded
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GLENN WINSLOW
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JIWUIFR AND OPTICIAN.
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Faatotnee Block.
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AI L KINDS
I have good, sound wood which
is delivered at reasonable
prices
every six
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months
FOR CASH.
W. C. MINNIS
I cuve
it cleaned. «>iled and pul tu »Kape for
anutla r ii»r. We wouM like lo «lo
the work for you—it util be done
righi.
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Dry Wood
Certificate* Payable in 6 months, 4 •••••••••••••••••••a
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|M-r t'eut.
Safety deposit boxe* fur rent.
Hun got into yonr watch during the
ninuiM-r Is doing the little nuehiw
mudi kann, Now is tlte time to have
«
Four Per Cent per Annum
for each calendar month that the money remains in bank.
I»« po!iits made on or before the 4th of a month draw in­
terest from the fimt of that month. Interest Is credited on
all accounts February and August 1st, al which times, if
not drawn. It becomes part of the principal. Any part of
a deposit may be withdrawn without disturbing Interest
on the balance.
Certificates of deposit are Issued bearing interest at
the following rates:
THE
DUST
Order« at
Neuman*«
Cigar Store.
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Ws Ms
If >ou are
Painting.
Interested
tn ou
1(n< is
complete.
ACADEMY BOARDS
SIRKlCHERS
HRVsiUS
ARTISTS' SABLES
BLENDERS
SKY BKCKHES
I’lAQL'ES
TUBE COLORS
We make a specialty of fram­
ing pictures, Neweac «lock of
frames.
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WANTKD- YOUR OIUIRR8 F<>K i'x
Kr,r'*1 cards, wedding Invitations, etc :
1O0 eugraved visiting canto with ol.t.
f.’J'ÎJ •'MJtlottal cards In futurs,
per
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nnlan
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G. C. SHARP
Opera H omi lu«M.k.
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