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. THE ' OREGON . DAIJLY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, , WEDNESDAY EVENING,4 JULY ' , 1 1908.
TownTopics
TONIGHT'S" AMTSEMENTSr
Heiljg..'."';, Robert Mantel in "Hamlet"
Hakor ...... s. ..-. "A Bunch of Key'
Mairmarti . - Vaudeville
Gilf Vaudeville'
The Oaks ...Concert zu
"A Lost Baby." 8M5.
Lyrio . . .."A Hero in Rags"
Following the lead of fresh air cranks
who lneis,t upon1 sleeping on porches
and In tents In warm'"weath4;f, George
Oray determined to sleep where he could
enjoy the cooling breezes of thevwll-lamette-every
night and thus regain his
youthful health and vigor. He picked
out a barn near the Portland Lumber
company's mill, and for the past 10
nights has reeled very comfortably. But
the owners didn't like It. bo early this
jiiorning patrolman Elite disturbed his
slumbers, and Gray waif transferred to
the. stifling atmosphere of- Second and
uajc streets.
Mr. and Mrs. James Rogers celebrated
hetr tenth 'anniversary "Monday even
ing at the Gains street plaza. - Games
and music provided fb,e entertainment.
. By request The Journal Carriers' band
played for the 1 company and was re
ceived after every number with hearty
applause -and unlimited enthusiasm.
Oraphophone music also furnished a
good deal of entertainment. The En
deavorers of their church, were the en
tertainers, and a handsome present was
given them. . '
An involuntary bankruptcy petition
against the Western Contracting & En-
fineerlng company of Portland has been
lied In the United States district court
The petitioners are V. C.IMcClure, George
D. Kiiton, E. Andosa and the J. K. Gill
Co. The claim is set forth ' that ,the
firm allowed Itself to be attached and
that a meeting of creditors had been
called to accept 40 cents on the dollar
in settlement of accounts. The peti
tioners are interested to the sum of
13,Q00. .
Many friends. yesterday attended the
funeral obsequies -of the late Mrs. Mary
W. Collie, the wife of Dr. J. A. Colli A
The funeral cortege started from 717
Bast Couch street, the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Drinker, parents of Mrs.
Collie. Relatives from distant parts of
the United States came to Portland for
the funeral. Thev are: Miss Annie M.
Drinker of Philadelphia. Mrs. A. E. Col
lie of Geneva Lake, Wis., Mrs. W. R.
Collie of Hood River,. Or,
A? a meeting of the water board this
morning the members voted to spend
Twenty-third street north would soon
be completed and. that residents tn the
Vernon addition would "ben-enjoy as
good service . there as in. the city.. The
niH'u was 'Installed; to increase the pres-
This la the happiest , lay of the
month fop city employes. They are fll
Inar throuarhtlie city auditor's off ioe to
?et. their pay warrants and then v Into
he city, treasurer's office, . where.. tne
turn me warrants- rnio-'goia cum.-, iu
ray roll amounts to between 870,000 and
80,000 this month.- V v :' r -
X.dui3 Kohlhagen and Jtob Glltln of
Rosetourg, Indicted on cljaf get "of per-
kjury and for swearing falsely to min
eral ailioavits, appearea tn ine uniieu
Btates district' court yesterday and
asked for a continuance of 20 days be
fore making their final pleas. Both
are out on 11.000 bail each. ? ; . ;
Water through those for sprinkling
yards or sidewalks or washing porches
or Windows must be .paid for ia advance
and used only - between the hours of 6
and 8 a.,m. and s and t p. m. It must
not be used for sprinkling streets. If
used contrary to these rules or waste
fully It will be shut off.
Members of the Waverly Golf club
are Invited, to bring their children and
friends to spend the Fourth of July at
the links. Special music has been en
raaerf for the evening.? The display, of
fireworks will begin at p. m. R. T.
A" special meeting of" the school board
of directors -wilt be held this afternoon
at 3 o'clock to examine the plans sub
mitted for the new high school to be
erected on Emerson street in Alblna.
To sell your houeKid gooije call -up
Rubensteip's. It wU pay you. Also
buy men's clothing. - Main 6901,7175
front street, nor,th,wet comer Tamnilt.
Prompt attention, to calls.
The Swedish Methodist; church k and
Sunday school win nevea picnic at
Piedmont, near Ue old waterworks at
the end of Williamson avenue, next Sat
urday, July 4. ,
The family of Frank. O Jemtegaard
desire to return thanks to--neighbors. and
friends who showed sympathy at the
time si their bereavement. , . .
Law offioes of E. F. and Fi B. Riley
and offioes of Clackamas Title com
pany removed to fifth floor. Chamber
of Commerce building.
Steamer Jesse Harklhs, for Camas,
Washougal and way landings, daily ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 2 p. m. '
Flags of all kinds. Willamette Tent
Sc Awning company, northwest. corner or
Front snd Burnslde streets.
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SOL GARDE,' Proprietor
Ia' " P
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A reduction in price that should not be overlooked by any one needl
ing clothing. Our entire spring line is represented. You'll find
here-Suits that have, been selling at $10 to $12.50 reduced to $6.85.
A REMARKABLE BARGAIN.
r Men's Straw Hats Half Regular Price
lit. 000 for laying water mains In July,
art of this money will come out of the
142,000 approprlafed" by the coiiriclT'a't
the beginning of the year for tfre pur
chase Of fire hydrants. The board also
Instructed Superintendent Dodge to in
stnll meters where he found consumers
uoing more water than they were pay
ing forunder the- scheduled rate or
where he found water going to waste.
Members of the city executive board
took the final 'step-. In ending the war
between the city council and the water
board yesterday when ttiey orded the
oily auditor to advertise for bldlor
f 00 fire hydrants. At the last meeting
of the council $30,000 was appropriated
for tills purpose. Other business trans
acted by the executive board yester
daj -was gplng over the monthlv ac
counts before they are presented to the
couricfl for payment.
City Market Inspector Mrs. Sarah
Evans reported to the r-lty health board
this morning that she had made visits
in June-as follows; Grocery stores Jt
tnest and fih mnrkeie 24. bakeries'.,
creameries 8, commission houses .
Jartiirns , restaurants 14, tnisrel!'v.
oils . Other business transacted i
the board was the onnrovlnit of thn tia .
rolls of ih health dprtmi-Rt fur .lun'
and passing upon estimates for July.
A special committee has been ap
pointed by the North East SlSe Im
provement association to petition the
water board for the removal of the Al
pine water office moved from its pres
ent position to a point In upper Albina
which will be more convenient to the
people. .The association says that the
lhcatlon of the water office in lower
Alblna is Inconvenient for nine tenths
of the water consumers of the north
east side.
Woman's Exchange, 183 Tenth street,
lunch 11:30 to 2; business men's lunch.
D. Chambers
Morriatfh
A Son, opticians,
street, corner of Qlxth.
321
W. A Wise and associates, paintea
dentists. Third and Washington.
Dr. Greene. Medlcat'&'fag.pne phone.
284. Yamhill
Pub. Co.'s Stock,
Berger, signs, show cards.
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Buy the Bonvllie
Our line of Mens Straw Hats ranging irt price, from 50c to $5
one half off .
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V "iMEN'S TWO-PIEc?!bATHING SUITS-Reductiorf in
many instances are, half the regular price -ndw offered at
" $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2, $2.50
The store that rights the-, wong which means your irioney
back if you want it. ' ; v : k
Gfjicap' Clothing Co
" 69-71. TJ3IRD ST., BETWEEN OAK AND PINE
Journal want rds. lo a word.
IlilAGiriARY INDIAH -CAI.1P-
AT GLADSTONE
That weD-known character H police
history, "Flsty" Wall, had to visit his
old friends at the police station last
night, for- the proprietor of a saloon at
28 Taylor street complalifl that. Wall,
wh.oRS first name la Edward, had en
tered 'Ihe place and amused himself by
throwing rocks around . loose and re-
frardless, much to the damage of the sa
oon's Interior.
To prevent the "crippling" of their
"mall facilities." the people of Mount
Tabor will hold a mass meeting at 8
o'clock this evening at Woodmen hall,
on West avenue,. under the auspices of
the Mount Tabor Improvement associa
tion, of which, S. L. N.- Oilman Is presi
dent. The object of the gathering- la to
protest against the proposed removal
of the Mount Tabor poetof flee.
Judge Bronaugh in the circuit court
yesterday gave Judgment for 1365 In
favor of the Monastery of Our Lord lf
Jordan, doing business as the -Trapplst
Fathers' Mill & Lumber company
against R. P. Thomas. This sum is
Claimed for a carload of lumber sold
to the defendant, who did not appear to
fight the case.
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Delegates to the national Democratic
coriventinn will leave ' Portland . tonight
for Denver, where the convention will
convene. July 7. The Oregon delegation
and those who go with it will travel In
a couple of special cars, and will make
their headquarters at the Oxford ho
tel during their stay.in the convention
city.
Steamer Pomona, Fourth of July to
Oregon City and way. Leave Main
street dock 8 a. m., 11 a. m., 2 p. m.. S
p. m. Tickets 45c round trip.; good on
O. W. P- cars.
It Is very fltttn- that the improved
past should emerge into the glorious
present This ,1s beautifully Illustrated
at Gladstone Park, where the American
Indian, 'uplifted by his contact with
-tihe J'pl face," mingles with the
progressive and capable modern Ameri
can eitisen. The ongtablea and tent
city of the Indians create much Interest
at Chautauqua. It Is significant that
the word Chautauqua itself is an Indian
name. 'The first assembly was held at
Chautauqua Lake, N. Y. Ultimately th-3
term assembly .was practically dropped
and now Chautauqua means the as
sembly Itself.
Secretary Cross tells of a Joke that
he perpetrated upon a crowd of curi
osity seekers. Right north of whore
the Chemarwa Indiana usually camp,-and
near the little lake. Is what 1s known
as "Pulpit Rock." One time Mr. Cross
Jumped upen the rock and addressed
the rysta(ers as follows: .
"Gentlellfcn and ladies: Tow1" are now
standing upon historic grWund." , Their
eyes wfr fairly bulging and with eager
Intent 4heAjligtened to thejseeeetary.
"Right Where you are standing., epn
tlnued Mr. Cross, Is where 4h old
Indian chiefs would congregate f their
ro
am
erv brave and more Oerslstentlv
to fight the common foe, tbCwhlte man.
Thev would Insist uoon each Indian
bringing back to camp many stfalss of
the pale lace as his trophies of .war.
In great awe and yet with a sense
of horror the people eyed Mr. Cross
and, in an unguarded moment, asked:
"Is that so?" The secretary., not being
able to keep a straight face for any
great length of time, made his way
quickly lo headquarters and became
busily engaged In his office work.
The Indians could not have found a
better place to camp, and even worse
things than Mr. Cross' Imagination
could create might have taken plac;,
but the beautiful grounda leave no
visible trace of any great tragedy. The
Indians will be there, however, but not
to make war but to cooperate with the
"pale face" In making the -fifteenth ses
sion of the Gladstone Chautauqua the
best thM has ever beh In the Pacific
northwest. The Chemawa band will
play eyry evening at 7:11.
WOMAN FINED FOR
CONTEMPT OF COURT
inaitt.il uintiii ' wvuiu vuiig rrKKie r vmv
tribes and, after giving them a pr
longed barbequefthey would urge the
to be very brave and more ersistertt
Superintendent Dodge reported at the
meeting of the water bdard this morn
ing that the eight-inch main on Kant
The purity of it. the
mildness of it, the light
ness and brightness of .
the lather these are
things you notice every
time you use a cake of
TaorxSoap.
The purity of Ivory
Soap is due to the ex
cellence of the materials
of which it is composed;
its mildness, to its entire
freedom from " free",
alkali.
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99 W Per Cent. Pjxre.
, Presiding Judge . Gantenbeln in the
circuit, court yesterday afternon Im
posed a One of $75 on Miss tflla Talbot
for contempt of court In falling to va
cate premises on Talbot heights, ad
Joining Council Crest as she was
"ordered .to do last January. He an
nounced that the fine w.ll be remitted if
the premises are vacated within 10 days,
as there Is no disposition on the other
side to have her put In ll or fined If
she will quietly give up the premises.
Earlier in the day Judge Gantenbeln
Lawn Mowers, Garden Hose, Hammock the Basement
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The DR. PERKINS
"SANITARY"
REFRIGERATORS
Foul or impure air can only be purified or
expelled from a certain space by a disinfecting
process or by force of circulation. By the Dr.
Perkins system a positive and continuous cir
culation is created, which is at all times fore-
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ing' fresh, pure air into and expelling impure
air from the refrigerator. Thinkofa refriger
ator that preserves without taint
at one and the same time" onions, fish,
milk, butter, cream, cheese, salt; meats.""-' The "Sanitary" alone can do this,
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In the accompanying cut can be -een how the fresh air is taken into the re
frigerator at intake "A" on oncj, sideband after circulating through the ice
and provision chambers is expelledt on the opposite side at outlet "E." This
is a most perfect and faygieni principle, indorsed by leading health authori
ties. We show the many styles of the Sanitary, from the small cottage sizes
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to the large restaurant and hotel sizes. We sell them on easy-payment terms.
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New Process
,GAS
Ganges
Sold on
Easy
Payment
Terms.
COMPLETE-HOUSE-FURIIISHERJ
(UAKt WW
QWWTWWtJI
RESTFUL
PIECES
for the
Lawn.
Porch Blinds
&Oc Bottles T&FI ' Bottles
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Mr.. W. J. Van Damme, 186 Morrison
street, city Dear Sir: I have had Jctd
ney trouble for several years, and Of-entire
remedies that I used, none of them
helped me. Noticing your ad In The
Journal I tried one bottle' of your lea,
and felt better, And have since used
two more bottles and I now feel conf
pletely cured - -
I . thjnk your "Kidney CuVe Tea" Is
wonderful, and I heartily recommen it
to my friends, and the, geoeral public.
Tour grateful friend , J
I0t JSorrlson St.
Next, to .P'a Coffee-House. "
CURES RHEUMATISM
flolden's.
Rheumatic
Cure
Per bottle. Per bottle.
AH XWTEMAI. XXVXiST TO.
RHEUMATISM
, XS XT KAsTT POBlO.
1
$11
Sciatica
Neuralgia
Nervousness',
Sleeplessness
Nervous Headaches
feuralglc Headaches
ervous Dyspepsia
ervous - Affections
: TRADtt' BUPPUEC BY
A.W. Allen &Co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
16th & Marshall Sts., Portland, Or.
f ACINIC COAST AGENTS.
A New Departure
The coat of
greagy reduced
taking company.
Heretofore it j
interments has been
by the Holmaa Under
lies been the custom of
funeral directors to make charges for
all incidentals connected wb a fu
neral. The Edward Holman Undertak
ing company, the leading funeral di
rectors of Portland, have departed from
that custom. When casket is furnished
by us we snake-no extra charges, for
embalming, bearse to cemetery, outside
box or any services that may be re
quired of its. ecet clothing, cemetery
and carriages, thus effecting a saving
of $26 ta $76 on each funeral.'
THE EDWARD HOLMAN
UNDERTAKING CO.
MO TXXX9 ST. COB. IAUCOX.
Diamond Roof Stains
AX.Z. SXABSS
MADE FROM CREOSOTE
5 Gal. Lots 75c Per Gal.
! Portland Sash & Door Co.
830 poht vr.
POBT&AJTO. OB.
GOAL
Hemmorer Coal
The Beit Wyoming Coalon th Port
land Market
CXUBCEUBT BB08. (1X0.)
Bunkers 13th and Marshall. Phones
Main ST. A-393L
Machinery, Safes
and Merchandise
Moved & Stored
DRAY AGE :
STORAGE .
TRACKAGE
p" CLAY S. MORSE
4th & DAVIS weJ I3th 4 HOYT
TKJB COAST MAOKIinS BEPAXB CO.
Sewing' machine repair work our spe
1 olalty. We repair and guarantee any
sewing machine, no matter what make,
I or how bad, we do any kind of repair
work and cleaning at the lowest possl
I ble rates. Bicycle and atove repairing.
lock work and key fitting. We call for,
I deliver and guarantee all work, and
have the only gasoline, engine expert on
i the Pacific coast. Phone East 1811,
408 EhsI Morrison St.. Portland, Ur.
SCHOOUI AJTX COUZOSS.
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had refused to vacate the injunction is
sued last January restraining miss rai- ;
bot from asserting any right of owner- ;
ship over the property in question. This
injunction was granted after Miss Tal
bot had ben defeated in a- suit against
Susan B. Smith and others to quiet title.
The court ruled against her contention
that she has a right to occupy the ,
premises pending an appeal to the su- '
prenie Court. He -held that the appeal
does not affect, the Injunction, which re
mains in force, y j
HABEAS CORPUS TO I
SECURE OWN CHILD j
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Alleging that her husban and. her.i
former father-in-law sad mother-in-law i
are keeping-her 6-year-old girl away
from ber In violation of the order of
court Mrs. Alice Louise Reynolds has
secured a writ of habeas corpus in the
circuit court requiring them to bring
the little one Into court tomorrow ana
explain theUt conduct. '
Mrs. Reynolds was granted a divorce
from Our E. Renyolds of Reynolds Sta
tion on February S, 10. The court di
rtied that the, father might haw the
child with him for one wreek each month.
It is stated that the little girl wash de
livered to him on June I for a week's
stay, snd has not been .returned. Mr.
and Mrs. Byron P. Reynolds, grand
parents, of the child, are alleged to have
had a hand in keeping the child away
fronvlts mother. ,. -"
"Reynolds will "resist" the restoration
of the child to Its mother on the ground
thai she is not a it, person to care for
F. W. Baltes
and Company
invito your
inquiries for
PRINTING
Phonef
Main 105
Home 1,1165
First and Oak
it. She was receotl- tn the police court
in' a case Involving a private" detective, j
Mrs. Reynolds asserts that she Is tin
victim or a conspiracy intended to dis
grace her. . . -- .
" July Excursions
On July . .?. 13 and 1$ th Canadian
Pacific will hare ert sle spectai round
trip excursion tickets to eastern points
st very low rates. -.For rate and full
particulars regarding variable routes ap
ply at local offie. 14) Third street
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woncs
Full and Complete Stock of
Fireworks molesale and Retail
y ,
LOWEST PRICES
Western Importing Co.
325 MORRISON STREET ,
Mrnm BuH,Ing Opposite PortUnd HottI
Leading Business College
ELKS BUIhDiNQ
Thoroughly equips for busi- -ness
life.
Teachers all specialists.
Day and evening sessions,
Fhorfes M. 590, A1596. " -, J
' "AMtrSXMIWs.
UEILIG
THPATRB
14th and Washlnctn
PfaORjes: Main 1 and A-llll
-r,.',.TxmT'ioanf mi wxxx.
. ' Matinee) Saturday 1 .. y ; f '
lVlAiNTELL
TOKOgT KAJCUST
Tknrsday mghs U,. . .OtheBo " -
rrlday night. Xing X,ea t
Sataxaay afternoon.. Kaobetti .
- Baturday alfht, . ...King lobr4 III
Evening prioes, . , . , , .gl.SO io SOc
Matinee prioss. -. . , to
BAKER THEATRE
' eo. 1U Baker, Manager.
. Three Important events this -week. .
Last week of season for Baker Stock
Company. Last Week for all time In
their old boms theatre and Hoy t's
screaming farce, ., . .
"4 BWOH Of KITS."
Fun; merriment, music and laughter.
Get your seats early for all weekv Night
prices 26c,, 85c 50c. Matinee 16e, 1 5c.
Matinee Saturday only. , ' -
MARQUAM ORANO .
Pantages Advanced VaudevIKe . .
Attractions. "
TOHXOKT AITS ALL THIS WXSX -IEB
TOU COUBAOES
Whirlwind - coraedy'-producers, a Ne "
York comedy success, direct from the
metropolis, second to none, and '
CHAEI.ES RAKXIS
"The tamp-Poit Xsspeetor and the Oitx
son OlrL" Harris-is a celebrated come-
dian; you'll laugh In spite of yourself.
Three, performances dally. Popular
prices. Curtain at 2:S9, 7:30, p. m.
LYRIC
TMBATRB
yhones Maim :
4685 B-10S9. '
Z&FSgmr Tuesday, July 7
And the Manhattan Co.
Presenting '
SOtICEBSSOX.M ''
By Hsartk Ibsen
Beat sals- Thursday, July i.
1. 11.50.
Prices tt.
13.
LYRIC THEATRE
Both Phones: Main 485 Home E-102.
Week commencing; Monday, June 29,
1908. Fifth week of the famous Blunkall
At wood Stock Company in the thrilling
domestic drama,
"a mo nr aos."
Magnificent Production.
- Matinees Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday
and Sunday. Prices 10c and 20c. Every
evenlng at 8:80. Prices 10c, 20o and 30c.
Boxes 50v Office open 10 a. m. to. 10
p. m. . . - -
THE GRAND Vaudeville deluxe
Entlfe Week of June 29.
EI.TOV lO0 AUtO TXOTJPJ1
America's Oreatest Castinf Artist. t
KXI.I.. CSEKSf AHD KILL '
Comedy Bicycle Artists, - '
T. T. KOHTSIBSA '
That U.T.1. B. Man.
Exhibiting the latest thing in motion
pictures. Time and prices remain the,
same. , , ,
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NICKEL0DI0N
130
Change Every Day
AT,Ii GOOD SUBJECTS,
THE
Toe Baths
Open s a. m.
Concert at 8:80. Tonight, 8:16, In Air- ,
dome the merry squall of fun and song.
"A LOST BABY- .Matinee Saturday.
8 p. m. Dog .Circus 4:15-9:J,6. Cars
First and Alder. ''
TEETH
Save..
Money
Come and have free examination.
WE EXTRACT THUSTH FREE; 8TL.
VER FILLINGS, S5o UP: GOLD FILL
IN08, 76e UP; 6ET TEETH. 14.001
SPLENDID SRT. 18.00; GOLQ
CROWNS, $1.50 VO 88.00.
All wdrk - tTBaranteed for ten years.
Ladv attendant always present AH.
A. aKwilitlAl wltliAM Main K
specialists of from IS to 88 years
perience.
Boston Dentists
Home fnons A-M38W .
fboas Mala tOSO.
M1H Morrlsoa BV. Opp. Vogspffhnv
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Headquarters for
Fireworks
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We are th largest importers, largest
dealers, carry the largest stock in the '
city. We handle only flrst-sualltyv
.goods all ' firecrackers are fresh . stock
and nolsemakers. Come buy now, avoid
the rush. We will sell all goods fori- )
Fourth of July celebration at lowest
prices. . i '
BOW YUEN & Co. , ;
139 Second St, Near Washington
J0UENAL LINEES COST UTTLE. ACCOMPLISH MUCH
1 advise vou as ta
tSiS5.nl.- ln'nm.nl.W.N.R.UIX
88 years' mining ex- Golden. Or.
perience; Information. Zrce.
Offer of a great stlse te close an etUte
Jl J ft V' 4 ih m i
E-lUIllIflf'FC i!
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Nature's RemedyfcrPi'rs
, ::,;Ciim tOi stay cxrmri. ',
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- FOB, FILTS OVXT. i
; 75 Cents .
Ekldmore's Drug Ptors 111 Tfe't J
' Woodsrd, Clarke Co. rri;r Pxnf.
Watts tt aTatthful. Crt tM, snl
Knssell. .
Made by J. Pauf Gnrdf-r, 8:1 K t k,
. - i'onianci-
cbv:ab. Print i-: ('
1 A 7
H T" A '
1 $