The Oregon daily journal., March 23, 1905, Image 9

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CTa V.:cwKMn2 of Csef Trust,
Cxy Government Official
.-. at Chicago. :.:
ARMOUR'S MANAGER IS f
. . , STAR WITNESS TODAY
Indictments for Criminal Viola
V' tion of Statutes Will Prob
z ;. -' ably Be ;' Returned. , ,v
Aj,f. .-LiUtnd BpeeUt ServteO -
v Chicago, March 11. The federal
grand jury returned the Investigation of
. in bmi truat this morn log. A.: g. Ed
warda, one of th leading man of Swift
Co., together with vera! other rep
, reeentativea or packing house, were a
amlned, among them R. C Howe, geo-
erej manager, xor Armour at Omaha.
; "There-will be ne - whitewashing of
packers, you can depend on that" aid
one of the high government offlolala
concerned rn the investlnUoa. Thi
grand Jury will lft the charge against
..in pacaera to uie . bottom. , The gov
em ment haa a atrona case. Z think In
dletmenta for etialnal violation ot ted'
i- eral sututeswlll be returned."
Among the Important witnesses who
will appear , before the jury are Mlaa
' M. A. v Diirock, private secretary to J.
' Ogden ' Armour; C. O. Young, general
auperintendent of Swift. .Co.. and
Ueorge F. Morgan, aaalatant to Toung.
Twenty-three witnesses- are preaent
loaay ana it is Doped to nave them all
finished before night , District Attor.
ney Morrison refused to discuss what
haa occurred In . today' session and
: even refused to . divulge along - what
line the witnesses bars developed evt-
" oence. " - . . . , - ,
BOTH IMPERTINENT
AND CONTEMPTUOUS"
'- t""eSBBHBBBSsSSMBSja '-,
Action of Supreme Court Order
ing ' Petition Stricken From
Records Creates Sensation :
V. - IBpeeiel Dtsnateb to Tke fearaeLl
-Helena, Mont.. March tt. Holding
- that the petition -of Lawyer H Lewnde
Maury, attorney -for Receiver McLaugU-.-.
lln of. the Parrott Sliver eV Copper- oom-
pan?, seeking a rehearlng-ln that noted
... case to be both "insolvent. Impertinent
ana contemptuous," the supreme court
y haa Ordered It stricken from the records.
The petition was died in the oaae - of
Jd1chal .Hlckey against - the Parrot t
-company, -and., appeal- In -the case
" from en order allowing-the ..-receiver
. ' compensation, - - together with counsel
Xeaa..-; ,.. 'r x. . . .v f- . V- : .
Z Maury'a peUtloa declared that the o-
preme court oplalon eras based on the
ects found In tha-appellant'B brief
onlyr and h.xh facts set forth in the
-opinion are not as they appsar-ladlspul.l
ably In the record. '
Today. John N. Klrkv another attor
- ' sey for Hlckey, appeared before - -the
"court and nought a rehearing,, denying
the-responsibility for the petition- or Its
"content- The court took- the- matter
under advisement. - The- affair has ere
axed a sensation. -- .-. .-v, : ' -
MORALES GOVERNMENT '
FACES GRAVE CRISIS
g 4 'Jtl (Meial Bervtee.)
. Santo Domingo, March t. The failure
of the United States senate to confirm
the San Dominican treaty has placed the
Island government In n critical situation.
Revolution ' 1a threatened .at home
against Morale on the ground that be
tiaa been discredited in the -United
State and European nation are threat
enlng to seise the custom receipt. .-
The most pressing demand la that of
Belgium, which waa presented March II,
. Santo Domingo to the extent of tll.ttt
- a month under- a - former agreement.
Morale anticipates similar demand by
other foreign power which he 1 help
less to resist. He states that be want
to pay all the republics debt, but sees
ruin ahead, with every port lo the hand
of different foreign power and no rev-
: enae for the government. " ' '
. The Belgian minister today mad a
protest against any further delay in the
payment ol the Belgian claims, It la
- ported that the German, French . and
Italian representatives will follow rult,
AMENDMENT VETOED - .
V BY POLICY HOLDERS
' ' ' W-"'" ' saHBaMBeBeaBsf
' Uoaraal pseUl Ssrrle. )-
," ' Kew Tork. March 1J. The policy
holders committee of the Bqultable life
Insurance Company society today unanl
' mously disapproved the amendment to
the charter adopted two aaya ago or th
director, on the ground that It doe not
' give policy-holder an Immediate right
te vote for directors.
READY FOR STANFORD ;v
' FUNERAL TOMORROW
1 PeJn AHo. March tS. Final details ef
the Stanford funeral tomorrow were
'", completed today. The original program
f ' la not materially altered.- A on yeeter-
day, only relative or intimate frlenda of
. - the Stanford family and university orn
' - cial were permitted In th room where
the remain lie. , . , w. .
tr ADJOURNS WITHOUT f '
.' ( - CHOOSING SENATOR
- "-(jearaal iseetal gerrlee.)'.',,-J.". ' ' j' .
Denver, March tl. Th Colorado Jeg
i Vlslatur adjourned this afternoon with.
' put nhoostng a senator. '
' MM . t
j i nere arewgef worms ana
red-pepper bugs queer board
ers---that nave .rtj.be. looked
for, not, in Schilling's Best, but
. in making it-' There are; eggs
of these queer boarders, too
-small rn hr kid.by. grindinglj
. Don V keep" spices warrn. or
they'll hatch. , .'. '
Ri.V30VES ROtilriTSOrir
H FOR BASE EETHAYAL
' rwesklagte Bares ef The IsaraeLI
Washington. March If. Senator
Mitchell yesterday directed by wire the
removal ,of Harry C Robert son. chief
elerk of th commute on' lntr-oceanl
oanals, and the appointment In hi place
of John Mitchell Handy, who ha filled
th place heretofore . of assistant olerk.
Mr. Deberbower la appointed assistant
clerk. Handy la a grandson of Mitchell
and Mrs. Deberbower 1 said t be hi
daughter. -V -.. -a ,y . r, .
j "Tes, sir; I Instructed that Mr. Rob
ertson be removed as chief clerk of the
committee, because of base betrayal of
eoafldentlai affalra." said -' Senator
Mitchell. thU afternoon ihen asked cm-1
NEWCU3Y ASSISTANT, j
' KOT CHIEF AS SAID
i :-"V: ' ; .;-v ' --J-i';'
Detroit Man Assistant Secretary
of 'the, Nayy, Not Paul
Morton's Successor; .
. tfoaraaT Sseetal SerrUe.! i. - ...
Washington, . March IL It la :-an
nounced at th Whit House thl after
noon that -Truman H. Newbury of De
troit ha been appointed assistant aeere
tary of the navy, to succeed Charles H.
Darling, recently appointed collector of
the , port ef Burlington, VL . The first
rumor had it that Hay we to retire
from th cabinet, te be succeeded by
Taft, and that Newbury would succeed
Morton a secretary of th navy. .
SOBS jror b:
n.:t ...
(Jearsal Special Servle,.) " ;"'
-DatrolttMarch . "I- have-reoelved
no notice of my appointment secre
tary of th navy," said Truman P. New
bury today. . "What advice. I have re
garding . th matter are unofficial 'and
confidential. ' I know no appointment
haa been mad yet. however." ?--
CONSOLIDATE DEBTS :
OWED BY VENEZUELA
Total i of Twsnty-Oght Millions
in Bonds Taken by British
and Cermans
, . ...... :! -.
- -- (Joarnl Special Servlee.) :
Washington, March It An ; agree
ment, between the . Venesueian govern
ment and British and Oerraan bond
holder adjusting th consolidating of
the Venesueian debt of ltl.000,000 .was
signed - today by Veneaueian and Ger
man bond-holder. -. Th agreement la
now on th way to London for the sig
nature of British bond-holders.
No word haa been received rrotn Ml-
later Bowen to Indicate Venesuela' an
swer America' - ultimatum.-' It la - pi
umed that when answer comes
Caatro will Insist on. waltlnr for a final
decision ot" Veneaueian courts biilhe
pending asphalt ease. A It I Venes
uela la taking out large quantities- of
asphalt t rein'-Bermudas lake, - th pro?
coed of which are going Into th yenei
uelan treasury. . . , -t . t
President Castro la nm.A to ha ennfMant
Aat no afepa will be taken against the
government, either by the United State
European power, .venesueian news
papers are hoping that th affair may be
referred to the United State senate, and
tat that nothing but credit oan oom to
Castro through a senatorial ureatlga
tlon. . - .' - --.. .- , U:,
CANVASSERS WERE '
: ' NOT PROSECUTED
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N eomolalnt was Sled acalnat 3.
Parbaugh, K. ' Haaklns ' and Oeorge
Hoffman, canvassers in the employ of
the Chicago - Portrait " company, who
were accused of entering houses at
Highland yesterday - and frightening
saying they would enlarge and return
them, despite the protests or th wo
men. The aerenoants were aiaonargea.
W bar a regular school In-which
wa are tauaht how to behave when w
try to gain admittance te nouses, aiq
one of them ' to ' Captain Oritamaoher,
"and take lesson regularly."- k
"Tell that to Judge Hogu ana you
win each get three months," grimly re
marked th captain, s .
They did not tell this story to Judge
Hogu. .
ONLY ONE ELECTRIC .
ROAD THROUGH PALOUSE
'. ' (Spedal Dleseteh t Tke feareel.) " '
Spokane.' WaalL. March II. After a
week of negotiation, a compromise haa
reached between the - Spokane
Southern Traction company and the Spe
lean and Inland Electric railway, where
by the former pull out and leave th
Grave lln free to betid Into th Pa
louse coantry without competition. The
Spokane Traction company .haa reserved
the right to build to the north dg of
Moran prairie, ang-turn' over tne re
mainder of the survey and right of
way, to -the Graves syndicate.
GAMBLING IS CLOSED
IN MALHEUR COUNTY
(Bpedel TXepeteh te The leans!.) '.
Vale. Dr.. March H. The Malheur
county grand jury - brought - In Indict;
ment agalnet II saloonkeeper of th
eotthty for permitting gambling In their
places or business, ah pleaded guilty
and were fined It eeh. Sheriff J. B.
Iwrenee ha eerved notice to all saloon
keeper throughoat the county that It 1
his Intention to enforce the law, and that
If they permit gambling la their places
of business they may eapected to be ar
rested. This action ef th grand Jury
baa ceased an ods of gamblers from
Val.-. -:T .--.. ;, !
MEXICAN" AMBASSADOR f.
V; ; DYING FROM GRIP
Washington. March It. Th Vesica n
ambassador, Dr. Manuel" de Asp I roe. Is
critically 111 with grip, contracted en In
auguration day, and not expected to live;
TOtnra xax
a SnMTJ. '
Sssetal Mssetes) ts Tke tantl)
Prove. Utah, March tl. Minnie Niel
sen, aga J'. mumniTO suiriae wun I
trychnlnfoir6wlng lh 'arrest pnB-rtr"TWAJrW'tir sUUTTBajrCISOtt
Pat ridge, a young on In th family
where she waa employed a a domestic.
charged with assaulting her. Sh de
clared ah would sooner, die than appear
In court Atainst th aasallaaw . -
eemlng the report from Waahlngton
"The betrayal doe not relate te hi t-
tlmony before the federal grand Jury
bere. I do not know about that and do
not care anything about it,, Tbla re
moval 1' for betrayal , of. matter vliot
connected with this case." -
The senator poke' with great 'empha
sis when he said "base betrayal.' and
needed no prompting to answer the In
quiry. Hla feeling against . hi former
secretary and confidential man, waa, p-
parent.--.-.I t, v--j- -., j,.-t..
, A chairman of the committee on In-ter-oceenlo
oaaala. the senator has the
power to direct aucb ' a . removal, a
the complication arising here did not
deprive him ot that office in the en-
ATHENA PEOPLE ARE
READY FOR BUSINESS
Believe Will Have a Boom From
::C "f Immigratioii ; This ! "- i,
''rVYtsj.-tyv
, Th Athena Commercial association
haa applied for membership In th Ore
gon Development league. It people are
expecting a great advance in population
and business as a result of th Lewis
and ' (nark fair' and the Immigration
movement from the east thia year and
are preparing to help, the promotion
work along,' .t.nr-. :--.-,.
It la believed there will be an ex
tension of the Washington dt Columbia
River railroad from Athena into the
Grand Road and Wallowa valleys. Sur
veyor under direction of Engineer -W.
Q. Saylea of th Northern Pacific have
appeared at Athena, and begun the sur?
veytng of a rout southwest from that
point. It U known that Mr. Sayle has
been driven over th X'matilla-Indian
reservation, and ha expressed a high
opinion of the rich agricultural re
source of that portion ot th county.
An excellent grade la afforded through
Bprtng hollow to the head of Thorn hol
low, nd there la a probability that She
Northern Pacloo' 1 looking In that di
rection for. a route Into Wallowa county
and the Grand Ronde country.
At Pendleton W. C Marion, former
roadmaater of the W. C R, railroad,
and now supposed to be in the employ
of the Northern Pacific, haa begun work
with a surveying party, setting stake
for a lln from, that city toward the
bluff at th mouth of Birch creek. It
Is said the- Una is to be a
lenaioni
of th road to th coal fields near
Heppner. , . , "i .. ; .. a . . .
.Another story concerning the survey
from Athena 1 that a short lln la. to
be run through the wheat belt and ex
tend no further than the foot -of the
mountains. ; It la aald half a doaen large
Warehouses will be built along the line,
to aeoommodat th buelneae that now
goes from Athena and Cayua . to th
O. - R. N. Una ... '..
RADABAUGH BROKE
" HIS ARM WITH BOTTLE
Lou Radabaugh was found guilty "of
aaaaultlng Mrs. Prank PlaU thl morn
ing' by - Polio Judge Hogu and fined
160., An appeal waa taken- to the eir-
ouit oourt by Attorney McDevltt Rad
abaugh was Migaged In a light with s
man named MeBrlde at Peterson's stable
on Sixth atreet, between Stark and Oak
streets, and, hurled a milk bottle at
him, - The bottle mtasad McBrtd and
struck Mr. Plats, who was passing,
breaking her arm.-No defease was of
fered . ' . . 1
Discovering that Radabaugh had been
In trouble before, and that he wa once
before the grand Jury on the-charge of
causing the death of young , .William
Pangbum, - Judge' Hogue had a charge
of being drunk and fighting also pre
ferred against him. He wa released on
tl ball and hi trial will take plaoe to
morrow. A physician testified ' before
the grand Jury that Pangburn' death
was due to kidney disease and not to
th kick that Radabaugh gave him.-
tJflrTHJWflToTT! AND-
: IS GUILTY 0F-TRESPASS
- Under a barn at Twenty-eighth and
LoveJoy streets -: yesterday - Patrolman
Circle discovered B. W. Back In a etarv
ing condition. ..The. man waa taken to
police headquarters, where he at raven
ously. He declared he had had nothing
to eat for four days. r j ,
Back, who 1 a Finn,' arrived In Port
land two months ago. He became 111 ot
starvation while-lying in the brush west
of th city and crawled Into town and
lay on a porch, - He waa sent to the
hospital by th police, lea vine., there
about two week ago. '
"I am too ill to work." said Back. 1
had I cant, but knew that would do
me no good, so I crawled under th
barn." -v..--.--- .. .. ..... ..,
. Taken Into th police court thl after
noon, th man wa covered with burn
head to . foot. He wa found
guilty of trespass . and ' sent . to th
county, hospital by order of - Judge
Hogue. . - .. ..i ..1 . ...
JAPANESE PURSUING ;)i
1 RUSSIAN REAR GUARD
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.(Journal gpeetal Servl.)
Ounshu Paaa March 13. The Jap
anese -. are - following the Russian rear
guard. , which la moving north from
Bantonpu at the rate of eight and a half
mile a day. The Japan r operat
ing a movement against both flank. '
(UpeeUI IMayetck.te Tke Jeeraal.l
Hlllaboro, Or.. March 21 Frederick
Maleta. aged 71 years, died at Philips,
about six miles from here, Tuesday. He
waa born In Swltserland and came to
thl county II year ago, where be has
sine resided. He leave' on son and
a daughter in mis county, ana one sol
la California. Interment waa made In
th Phillip cemetery yesterday at I
'OlOCkr - 1 - . t; i-'- - -i- -
t m "II I II III. ....
AJro
TAUT TBZOX.
Sing Chung, accused of harnessing th
power, of th Portland General Electrlo
company to hi own building, at ti9
Alder street, by tapping th wire, was
J, the pollc court thia morning on a
-harg of larceny. The hearing wa
postponed to tomorrow and hi bond
wa fixed at $290. , Th case i peculiar
and bring up a novel point at law. Sing
declare be wants to gat a velly good
Mel lean man" to make his defense.
n
E. IL Bibb, It year of age, was ar
retted by Detectives Hartmart and
Vaughn today on a telegraph warrant
from Saa Francis.
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? to Qtf enn SCCCCL
Mother Makes a Complaint
gsjnst-:Thirteen-Year-Old
A"
8pn as Being Incorrijible.
COVERNOrt COMMUTES '
:rf-i - SENTENCE OF REESE
Was Confined in Multnomah Jail
Commission Arranges to -Repair
Buildings. ;
1" :"' '.' '-:':.;
y (gpe'pjitlrratusfMLV.
'rT Salem, Or.. Maroh SI. Upon com
plaint ot hi mother,- Chester MoConn-
vllle, aged It years, was today commit
ted to jhe reform school by th county
court HI mother complained that he
would -not obey her; that, be would not
go to school: that he atayed out' at
night, sometimes all night, and. that he
uaed prolan language to ' her and hi
istr. -, . -r- .' l.i ' -
-.fc,-lnlai Oomsan. V
The sentence of Prank Reese, ' no
confined in the Multnomah county Jail,
waa commuted by Governor Chamber
lain yesterday afternoon.- -
Reese, who waa . formerly employed
by Marshall. WelU Co of. Portland,
waa convicted of petty larceny from
that company and sentenced on Febru
ary IT,. 101, to serve three months in
the county Jail. -
The complaining' witnesses, ' the .two
detective Who made the arrest, and
numerous eitlsen of Portland. peti
tioned for hi commutation,
', SVnai ShindJ, .' ' '
" Th1 capltol building commission is
making preparations Torthe paJntlnfff
the exterior of the capltol building, the
extending of the oement walks from th
east entrance, cementing the entrance
under the east porch of the building.
and also repairing the copper covering
and ermanental work on tne aome.
.The stove foundry buildings within
(he walls of the penitentiary will also
be repaired. -- Plan and specification
for all thl work are now being pre
pared and when completed bid will be
ANOTHER WARRANT OUT
U FOR FEMALE PROMOTER
Kwl.l rtlana ty-fe ta The laara.Lt '
seattlrMarctt It. Whr - la Mrs.
Lloyd A. Smith of Gray Qanoer Oil com
pan y fame, who wa released from a
criminal prosecution charging her with
defrauding Mrs. M. J. Luts out Of $4,121
three years ago, on Monday last, after
the oourt refused to longer await the ar
rival of witnesses for th atateT Dep
uty Sheriff Liner is looking : for th
woman all over th city. - Sh was sup
posed to hav taken th train that night
for San Francisco, but Liner was at th
depot and h did not go. H 1 carry
ing a warrant for Mrs. Smith charging
her with having defrauded Mr. Rose
Dougherty, out Of 1,00 by th not
schema "' ' ' " -- --
When the court refused to continue
the trtal on the Luts information until
th witnesses could arrive, toe prosecut
ing attorney decided to take up another
of the several charge against th wom
an and ' prosecute her under tt. ' Th
Dougherty case is eonsioerea nttr oy
the state than any of th others, and
if Mrs. Smith can be found abe must
face a Jury In the superior court,
PLEADS GUILTY AND ,
: -IS SENT TO PRISON
. (Special Dlepstel te Th Joaratl.)
Chehalla. WaatL. .March II. W. T.
Snodgra pleaded guilty to- forgery be
fore SuperiorJudge Rice and wa yss tar
day sentanced to four year In th peni
tentiary at Walla Walla. Snodgra
forged half a dosen or more checks, but
the one' on which ho wa prosecuted waa
for 111 and wa passed on J. L, G ruber,
a.' Wlnlock merchant , Other check
ran red . in : value from II up to 111.
SnMajass was captyrejby8rtff Vt'
qiihari at Hoqulam last Friday.
The Northern Paclfle angina was
her yesterday, looking over th pro
posed siding to be built to th sit of
th flax fiber factory. The preliminary
work In the way of foundations, etc, at
the factor ia well under way.
f The artesian wrll at the factory f th
St Helen Condensing company la down
IS ft Very strong Indication of oil
hav been found, the rope on the drill
being veay greasy after being left alt
night In the abaft. " , :
:, avMXJuui at
(speelat Dlapatck to Toe JsarsaL)
Harrison. Idaho. March St. Burglar
entered th store of 13. C Rlbsteln last
eight and took 1100 worth of eutlery
and firearm but did not even awaken
the dog or Mrs.' Tlfbitein, wbo sleep In
the star. The burglar left two axe
with which they pried off th door, and
also Bvraf beer bottles. - No other clue.
T Oar a Oold la Oa Say.
T.k Lasitlee BreBM Qalsls TeMets.
srafrlau raraad the mommj It tt tails to
B. W. Oreve' slgaator. sa eaeb sea. 1
AS
AT AXSXA, ....
. (Baectal Mspstrk to Toe Joaraal.)
ConrilJIa, Or.. March 21. After ' SO
year' faithful service as postmaster of
th Alaea office, Col. T. V. Westrew.
pioneer f the Alaea valley country. Ben
ton county, where b had- resided for 44
years, died Tuesday afternoon. He wa
aged II years and was a natlv ef Po
land. Colonel. Weatrow wa a bachelor,
and. one of the beet known and moat
highly respected eitlsen of that Bastion.-
Funeral service were held at 18
o'clock' Wednesday morning, and inter
ment waa in th Alaea cemetery. '
BAD BREATH
oyvraeaths f had area weaslewHa WT Stewart
K wmi sllkiad. wedlclaas. My ton
a aetaally ea traaa a. fra. "T braatk aartB
Sera, l.kea, r aake or Orlp. IM, SM, . Perw
nialakalk. TkeaBalaab(a.aBerOflO
laanaieea eat ae faas woaaf saaa.
Startlag RaoMdy Ce Cblaag v N.T. ml
Cwnnu sae ttm eataa ikaai I aa wllllaf If aal I .iMiivJr--V 1 UkUVrt ? "y-"'
Ibmtenla) r"v libfll wwaaaj I S A s) I fttuwtaJalll.lM.. Mt.
AtJitTurjjj:3c:ni
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Throat anil Loag Troubles. Coughs; Colds, Dronchitis, La Grippe, etc.' vis
., Gored of
' I had been ill tor
Talladega Springy Alsw
better until I tried Dr.
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The SDud Too Have Always
in uso tor over years,
All Counterfeits, ImiUtlons sad Jnst.ee. rood are. bat
Xpertments that trifle with end endAnwer the healOi of
lnfiuiU and GiOdreB-Iaperience aslnst Ctverlment .
Cevrtori Is a harmless substitute lbr Castor OH Pare '
gToric, Drops and Soothin; Brnrps. It Is Pleaeaht. It
contains neither Opium. Morphine nor other Kareotls)
- smbstsvnee. Its age ts Its gwvat, UAmttj T7orns
and aHars Fevertshness. It cures Diarrhea and Wind '
Colic It relieves Teethlna Troubles, cures OonethMttiom
and inatnlenc7-It andihaates the Pood, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels flvlns; healthy and netozal slee
The ChUdrens Panxwa The Kotherfs FrJead. .
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. .Ve be ear yov are in th vfcrM pi
com in and get bottl of Dt. .
Orav' tooth powder free.
Every IVcaa
l eiataaja&aadtatieMkaew
rvOaju I Pa,atanjrsaaaaral
b I to i aW I le JaManiliaa,
Iwmi trritaUaa. av atearatkia
rfi rnZttU. " f J.aal!K atlna-"
TIHbala, " V seat r .aliieias.
BMSwriA J awe Sltm
y br aaanam, pnrateVaal
0f VrrMOUi
Fci go;isu:.:7Tio;i, G0U6IIS n
lcontonla i'Jitw Ikctorii..P
loma tlm with Fneiimonia, writes J. W. HcKlnnon of
"and was under the ear of two doctors, bat grew no ,
Klni Mow DlisoTsry. Tbe first dose gave rtuer, tad,
was perfsctly eturwd.1 k-. z - ' j- ".
sTaStCOSnsOKKDltts, OVABLtorrSOBD
AND BOLD arr , ' : i
RED CROSS PHARMACY, SIXTH AND OAK STREETS.
X2oa? ht. smd which hms
baa bono the ia-ntnre r.
p ami ssa iiiasuo uiwicr ma yeja1"
tonal supervision since Its infancr.
Allow no one to deceive von fa this.' .
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Ctii$?rth.CaJorfrici.
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- DR. GUIHl'S
E1003 i NEHYE TOIIIC
A TULW TO Tak AW MSAI, THU,
sea a SkMd (i sm R rrafejoat sn I
- r Ws flfJ m4 treaf t,t sef fat).
r Waitasat ffm as Caaaa,
r. firaata 4)srM ftrtm Tt aver a, tae
re te out Satwa m wasfta evaaa,
f dte ga?ar Im far U thtkaitmr 4eiaa. .
fe Oar 'Maes AMassa Tt 0tmn Lhtr ,
re Casr, - r.Oar. Py.ai.We.
$ilimtm sW CtlpmtlD,
SOLS BY MUMIfTt, OS It Mil ON RCCtlFf
or raicE, n. soxj i axu tt.
sm. sossjtko oa, nxLAOsxymx, .
Headquarters . for I
Elastic
Stockings
; and
Trusses
.UE-DAYIS
DRUQ CO
Third "ci Y:W Eta
-aaasSsBi . 1
VVaN
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COLDS
i :
Dr We Norton Davts.
IN A WEEK
We rert wnemfmllr aB srivsta. sum aad '
ikwk l a( awt ata eta.
kasrt, Bar. kidney ae tfcraat Ueable. w
ear. STPHIIXI Iwltbest ateif to uy .
rare forem. In Si a ) , W. retarre
TVICTDAS, wltkoat eperatlu ar ata, I U
dart.
W. taaa onlaa, tb malt at aalf-ekaaa,
IwamlUtair. . We eaa lesUse the anaal vta
ef was asoar BO hr ! af aMat west
eat an.ll.r u anal. ,
We Core Qonorrboca la a Week
- Tke saepw. ef tkw fsetlnrt are alt resakt.
siaesataa, tart a aar yeen
h.va baa tii la PnrtUa ta
ears.
baa repeUttM to s.latal aaA will
take ae sue aaies asrula ear eaa
eeraa.
W,
take
W geareatse to ear ts eveey east w sae
be ar ehane s fat, Oeastattttoe frea. ta
r eaeASaarisL lastiextle BOOK VOB MaA
ilea waa
If rea ew
ta bleak.
la atala wraaoee.
t eail at afftea, -
at
Ofaes kear te I aad T to a
aoUdare, IS to U.
Tk leaag eitMUIIats rt tb Vertk
sj;gjTB nln0)a aeVaV
Dr. V. ficrtca Dcvls C6.
Tea a XatoL 1. B. O.
POkTLajrD, OBAOOa.
O. GEE WO
; The GLreac Chtaese Doctor
ts called great te.
eaa hi wnwrt-
known thraBl
; the .United kuiiM,
and beeaue So f
people ar tiaao 1
4w bhw- fee ,
their lives rraaa
0PERATICNS'
' H treats) any s4
all - die salts
sowerful Chlaee
barb, root. b'
bark and a.
l I that are entire. a
anowa ia mi.. a .---- -- -
fa i.hfa-ro;f:
th actio or erer ", '"TTi.V 1
that be b ooewfully ! U t
" Ra nantleH t ear eir ,
t.tJma. Inns treubUs, rheanjtln. a-
veuaneaa. kobmb, X.l,- 7
male trouble and all private -.
Hndrd ef teerHmonlala V.aa
iCderata .can enn mmm " ...
v..ta.a aat m the dt errlta
a
blank and alreaJar, apoipe sass
SJ . . .. --- ,
THE U Qtc .WO WllTu-i?
MEDICINE CO:
tt k lAm ilrul , r1ant tto. BitaJa.
way or zti Aioer (ret
Menuon inis paper, .
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