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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 22, 1918
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Notices, Business Opportunities Locals, Lgst,; Found, For
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I NEW TODAY
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' Bach new adrertlaaniant will
, ba run under "New T.dar" (or
the first Insertion only. During
i aubsrquont Innertlona of tha ail
i It will appoar under Its propar
' elaaalfloation.
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' bred .Whlto IxRliorn roosiors. , In
; tired .lille Inborn roosti'i. In
quire Dr. McNa,lib.
Notices
For Rent
JJOBT. Itrown Persian cat, child's
lt.' llewurd fur relurn. Phone
F(le RALfM My the ownrr, new 4
", room furnished or unfurnished
hoine and two Iota. I'hone 360.
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Notice la hereby given that aeuled
lilda will be received at the office of
the City Recorder ii Pendleton Ore
gon, up to t o'clock p, m. on July
Hist. 19 IS, for the , purchase of
1197. 4n at Improvement lionda of the
City of Pendleton, to be Issued for the
Improvement of JxiKan street from the
nor(h line of Haley street to the south
line of Jackson street, said bonds to f
bear dato of June Int. 1918, and to
Iiear Jnteret at the rate of 6 per
cent per annum payable semi-annually.
Kach bid must he4accompanled
by a certified check In the sum of
?1DO.OO made payable to the order of
the acting Mayor of tho City of Pen-dlatnn.
The Common Council reserves thoi
right to reject any jjnd all bids at its '
pleasure, "
Dated at Tendletoo, Oregon, this j
17th day of July, 1918.
TII3. FITZ OB11ALD,
' City ltecorder.
Wanted
FURNISHED APT. Hamilton Court
WaNTBJD Good, clean rags, at Tha
Jast uregonian onicm.
FUUNISUKD
Thompson.
APT Close In. 777
HOUEJCKEPINO BOOMS. tOl Clay.
FOR RENT Sewing machines of all
makes, 11.00 per week. 13.00 per
month. McCllntock and Simpson, 400
E. Court. i;
FOR nEOT BLEEPING room, 90
Willow. ,PhQii 482R. . i ; j,
FUHN1SMED APARTMENTS, close
' In. 401 Aura.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms and
apts. '407 W. Alta.' Fhone 1177W.
FOR RENT Late model typewriters.
Patton- Rarber Shop.
FUR RENT Reasonable, store room
"on Main street. Front and rear
entrance. Phone 661.
Chiropractor
DR. t,ORETTA H. KTAHB, Chiro
practor. 103 West Webb St. Room
10. Office hours 9 to 12 a- m. 1:30 to
5 p. m. Examination tree. umce
pl.one G83. Renldence phone 1189.
Draymen
' move your household goods. Tele
phone 8S9. Also baggage transfer
ring and heavy hauling.
W. A. MILES, haggage, transfer and
dray age. Office phone 649. Res.
749R,
Contractors and Builders.
FOR RENT Two gend sized house
keeping rooms wlthgas. 701 E.
Court.
FOR KENT Sleeping . and house
keeping rooms. Mrs. Lovey Uowl
by. 642 Cottonwood
WANTED Sewing, phone 483-W.
WANTED Employment by expert
steam 'and gasoline engineer. Address
Box 6; Kent, Sherman County. Ore.
WANTED To buy a few sacks of
. shelled popcorn. The Charles Co.
WANTED Night clerk at Hotel St.
George. ..''
WANTED Carpenter work.
302W. .
I'hone
WANTET Walter and cook at once.
Mlller's Quick Lunch-
For Sale
Attorneys
FOR RALK Horse and buggy. I'hone
612W.
FRED IC. BCHMIW. Attorney at lW.
i Room 14. Smith-Crawford Blag.
FOR BALE Wheat nay.
Pendleton, Ore.
D- B. Bell,
WOn SALES N9W and second hand
Sewing Machines. Singer, Whit.
New Home and The Free Machine.
McCllntock as Simpson, 400 E. Court-
D. W. BATLET, Attorney at Law
GKOP.GB W. COUTT8. Attorney
Law. Boom 17, Schmidt block.
CARTER HMTTHE, Attorneys at
Law. Office In rear of American Na
tional Bank; Building.
FOR SALE Good S-room house and
garage on North Side with furni
ture, also. Three other good pieces of
town property. Phone 317. B. F.
Dupuls,
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FEB FEE, Attorneys at Caw. Office
in Jeapain jtuituiua.
Miscellaneous
FOR SALE: Brood sow with six pigs.
I about 1 month old. Address B- B-
Eastrldge, R, No. 1, Pendleton.
1914 &TUDEBAKEU car for sale.
Jood condition. In'iulre Long's
C a rage. ' !
I BUT ALL KINDS of Junk at top
prices. Iron and sacks a specialty
Paclflo Junk Co., J. S. .Jones, prop..
JTTT.vcf.EA hawk BALE beelnnlnc I condition. V. 3.
Dodge.
Snavely.
Good
Phone
R. I. KBATOR, Attorney at Law. Rooni
14, amith -Crawford Building.
a A. NKWBERRT, Attorney at U,
Smith-Crawford Building.
PETERSON BISHOP, Attorneys at
Law. Rooms 3 and 4. Bmltn -Crawford
.Building.
JAMES B. PERRT, Attorney at Law.
Office over Taylor Hardware Com
pany. ,
Saturday,
millinery.
ay, June 29, on all rummer
'. Campbell's Millinery. "' i
222.
FO RSALE-Or will trade for wheat
THE ALICE SHINING PARLORS is . Zw Z his office.
open and ready .jror ousir.es. For
J ladles , and . cents. at 60.9 Main strect-j pou SA.L1'3 000 first ciaxs. seven
foot,-cedar fence posts, 1 hat will
Lin sixteen to eighteen Inches. ' J. M.
I Uleg, Gerllnger Ruilrllng, i'ortland. i
BALBT RALET, Attorneys at Law.
Office In American National Bank
Building.
8. A. LOWELL, Attorney ana Counsel
lor at law. Office-In Daaoaln Bid.
Architect
Notices
Notice to Farmers.
We will buy SO tons alfalfa hayfc .
also 30 tons wheat hay. Phono 331.
Penland Bros. Transfer.
Notice
Found One Iron grey horse, brand-'
ed with W with question mark above
on left shoulder. Weight about 1000
pounds. .Mitchell Lloyd, Pendleton
Oregon. . .
IS POIND.
C. ew ANSON c B. K. DuPuls.. Esti
mates given, fres. All worg guar-
anteed. We build anything, city of
country work. Phone 142M.
Auctioneers
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SCXCEAHTtDrVVIO. EifUTNAJA
iCOL. W. .F. TOHNKA. AucUoneer,
i makes a specialty or rermwr
arid machinery aales. "The man thai
gets you the money." Leare orders af
biaat Oregonlan Office.
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! To find, to enjuire or to sell use,
'the classified.
" l?-"TTT,irnriTa CARPENTERS 36.O0, "laborurs $4.50.
' J arm 1 III JJiCIIlt 1113 p.r s hours. Three months' work.
iSl! f,,ln U''VJ- carpf"tf'Ir'' 15 n Join- a-
inn, . . bori-rs (10, raablo in caisy "payments.
' V? Z'9' .Hit, h. t?a and Commerce street. Taeomu, Wash,
field. Saves one-third the time anu '
Idoe. lot. better work. Order now. I r"" ""W bnt.cynui now. .
i Pendleton Weeder works. Hi Cotten- r, ck HUNTERS Get the llmlL
wood Bt. Domesllrated wild Mallard Oecoys
- CARft tllat do th rJ,",'neHS'- Ducks, prices
Wenton-Pemlleton Aoto Stag and instructions from C N. Palmer.
Laaves Weiton for Pendleton at 7:4 f Grande. OregiK
a. m. and 12:45 p. m. - 1 '
Leaves Athena for Pendleton at 3:00 .ClCaiierS
a. m. and 1:00 p. m. -----..--------gc-aw.
Leaves Adams for Pecdleton at t:tt ij- RUDD CAN'T - clean your sull,
a. m. and 1:20 p. m. throw It away. 206 W. Webb street. '
-eaves Pendleton AUe-Knlght rhono (jxs..
. Store) for Weston at 1 a. m. and -i
4:00 m"wAM tta worth. Driver. Second-Iiand Dealers
Every useful thing should be used. v. BTROBLE. dealer In new and see
Sell that used article to somebody ond hand goods. Cash paid for see-
. . ,, . ,, ,,-,. H nd band gooda. Cheapest place to buy
who needs It through the classified. 101ehold goods.. -10 B. Court, Pkona
Put an end to that delay In renting '1W' 1
that house or apartment through In writing a classified ad be specific,
getting your message to the readers definite. Generalities befog your ma
ilt the classified. sage.
FITXURES AND LEASE for sale in
one of the best business locations
In Pendleton. Address 30M, this of
fice. .
FOR- RALE 7 fcead -f good work
horses and two wagons. Inquire at
Dutch Henry Feed Yard. -
FOR" SALE Case 40 Touring car.
Will make good service car. Alta
Auto Radiator A Lamp Works. 701
RATMOND W. HATCH, Architect. De-
spain building. Phone 768, Pendle
ton. Oregon.
FOR SALE Self-propelled gas. Holt
combined harvester. Will trade j
for ground power machine or city J
property. Machine practically new. .
only cut few hundred acres. Inquire
or address Geo. Feebler, Pendleton, j
Ore. j
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A frank, concise, factful ad will
prove to the capable worker that his
services are needed.
WANT AD COLVrnk A WD -CLASSVIEn
DIRKCTOBT.
Counting six ordinary words to
tha line and charged by
the line.
Want ads and locals.
Rates Per -.lae.
First Insertion, per . line . ..,1o
Kach add. insertion, per Una so
One week (six: insertions),
each Inaertlon. per line . Ye
1 mo. each insertion, per line 4e
4 month contract, each in
sertion, per line to
13-month contract, each Inser
tion, per line :
No ads taken tor leas than 3a
Ads taken over the telephone
only from East Oregonlan sub
scribers end those listed In the
Telephone Directory. Copy muat
be In our office noe later than
1:30 o'clock day of publication.
Tho following described animal has
been taken up 4y the marshal of the
City of Pendleton, to-wlt: .
One black mare mule, 2 years old,
beanded OL on right shoulder.
If said animal is not claimed by
the owners or those entitled to It
possession, costs, and expenses paid
and taken away within ten days
from the- date hereof, then at 3
o'clock p. m. sf the 2th day of July,
1918. the aaiu, animal will be sold to
the highest balder, at public auction.
for cash, at the Clly Pound, In said
City of Pendleton, the proceeds of
such sale to be applied to the pay
ment of such costs and expenses of
making sale.
Dated this 17th. day of July, 1918. '
AL ROBERTS,
City Marshal.
JJOTTCH OF RALK OF IMPROVE.
'. MKNT BONDS."
Notice is hereby given that sealed
i bids will be received at trie office of
the City Recorder in Pendleton, Ore-
gtn. up to 5 o'clock p. m. on the 3 it
I day of July, 1918, for the purchase
of imf-ovement bonds of the City of
! Pendleton In the sum of S17C1.80. V
j be issued for the Improvement of Wil
Ison street from the east line of Main
! street to the east line of Madison
jsireet. said bonds bearing date of
I June 1st, 1918. and bearing interest
! at the rate of 6 per cent per annum.
payable semi-annually. Each bid
must bo accompanied by a certified
check in. the sum of $150.00 made
payable to the order of the acting;
Mayor of the City of Pendleton.
The Common Council reserves the
right to reject any and ail bids.
Dated at Pendleton, Oregon, this
17th day of July, 1917.
THOS. FITZ GERALD,
City Recorder.
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
wiikx Mixi:i with sn.i'iu ii it
llltlM.S HACK ITS HKAI'-Tll-VL
M STIIK AT ON
U.S.RESERVFSARRIVED
MIDNIGHT, OFFENSIVE
LAUNCHED AT 4 All.
Idaho.
Spring Grain Crop Light.
COTTAGE GROVE, Ore., July 22.
While the "production of grain in this !
county agricultural agent.
McMinnvilln Roy is Killed.
McMINNVILLE, Ore, July 22.-
Mr. and Mrs. C, J. Skinner of
TlOY TAKES RIFLE, KILLS
j UIUZZLY, CAPTl RES Ol ItS
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lion of other Ingredients.
of folks recommend this rcady-to-t'Ke
preparation, because It darkens
the. hair beautifully, besides., no one
can possibly loll, as It darkens so nat
urally nnd evenly. You moisten a
Honge or soft brush with It. drawing
this through the hair, taking one
fmall strand Ht a time. By morning
the grny hair disappears after anoth
er application or two. Its natural col
or Is restored and It beromes thick,
glossy und lustrous, and you appear
years j-ounger.
Wyeth's f-nKe nnd Sulphur Com
pound Is a delightful toilet retpilste.
It Is not Intended for the care, miti
gation or prevention of diseapo.
Gray lluir. however handsome, -de- I
notes advancing ape. we nil know .'Staff Correspondent De-
tho ndvantuKes of n youthful appear- .. r i l -v
mice, our hair Is your charm. Ill SCl'lbeS bUtlden Opening
makes or mars the face. When it fades I,,, 'Pt.ni1r.n. A rvirir'iri!
turns gray and looks streaked, just aj "Y railCO-AmCl ICanS.
tVw nppllrat lffiR "f Fatje Tea. anil SuU .
!i!"d r.'r"""" n,','f'aram'e """"I WITH THE AMERICAN ARMIES
Don't" stay grnvf Iok. young! . July 20.-Amerlean reserve., .were or
Either prepare the the recipe at home ' nt 6 ' J 'd,
or get from any drug store a BO-eent to m"ve V"" Me "n,e- "",Bd
botflo of -Wyeth's HuKe and Sulphur I f"r" ,n ruc,i" thr': ,h'n
Compound." which Is merely the old J ""utrchlng distance about midn ght.
Thousands ;"" "
as iresn as ever wnen me oiiensive
1 began.'
There wna no artillery preparation
! but the artillery suddenly began roll
lug a barrage and tunks and Infanti.,
i moved forward, a heavy thunder
storm helped to conceal tho troop
bright and clear. It Is great fighting
weather. Mnny Germans were break
fasting or seeking shelter from rain
v.hcn tho Allies made their dash. The
advance was maintained uninterrupt
ed until noon when the Franco-Ameri
enns halted briefly for a rest, nnd re
nrianixntlnn. Then they swept for
ward again advancing farther than
In the first rush. French cavalry
swung ahead with the infantry In the
afternoon nnd njded In cleaning ,th.e
raptured villages.
Franco-American surrounded ar
tillery of entire dlvudons luken and
captured entire Oermnn batteries. In
cluding the artillery, of entire dlvl
sl n. v
Americans carried the fall thirty
pound packs on their backs. -Most of
the American units did not bothet
with nmehlne-guns. hut made it a
j straight Job of rifles, hayoncts ana
grenades. Tho Americans worked
'their way through fields nnd woods
Into the vllllaies. driving the boches
ahead tal-lii prisoners so rapidly that
:tliey iK'CMmo n hindrnnee.
! tn-giiiilriillmi Quick
I I.n!er when the supporting infantry
Iranie they brought mnehlne-gunf
i.iulekly followed by field guns, and
heavy artillery. It vas one of the
war's be it .examples of o"'ok nrgani
' xnilon. Franco-American wounded
were carried lothe rear in. the same
nm:nlnnee:. aeinonstraiinK riant"
American unlfv-
And Tliov Went
When the attack was being formed
Wednesday nlcht a certain American
general siiff-ested his. troop should
tal e a certain u Int.
"I fe:ir It will be inadvisable, snld
(may make the returns to tho acre I COTTAGE GROVE, Ore., July 22.
equul to those of past good crop .Kroup of men interested In the Black
i years. i . liutte cinabar mines, headed by E. R. j
Crane, the manager, has taken over j
;the Buena Vtsta cinabar mines, locat- j
od near Riddle. Mr. Crane will man
age a new group, as well as the pro
perty at Black Butte. Quicksilver !
IF YOUR BACK HURTS
BEGIN ON SALTS
HXSH VOrit KIDXKVS OTCA-
SIOXAMA' IF YOU EAT - -i
JIE-T R1XH LARLY. B !
JACKSON, Wye, July 20 The
this i most mteeessful vouthful bear hunt-
wniie liie iiruuutiiuu ui .1111 ,i ui'i 1 - -
section has been cut down measurably ;ily yesterday received word that their ,er in Wyoming is Charles Sowers, 14.
on account of Ihe dry weather, there "aroiu, naa ueen Kuiea in action 1 or this place, wno is uisprayins
will be a good yield of fall-sown cere- Uuly 3 in France. I hide of a female grizzly which he
als. Spring-sown grain will produce . snot on fneep crees. u iwm
but a light crop. The increased price Cinnabar to Ik- Mined. which he capturea alter ine m
naa oeen siain anu in .
ed. The ooy. hunting alone with two 1 Xo man or woman who eats meat
dogs, ran upon the grizzly family in (regularly can make a mistake by
a berry patch. His first Bullet kill- , flushing the kidneys occasionally.!
ed the mother but his second shot j sayg a well-known authority. Meat .
j . l ., . v. .,- 11 .1 thn latter : c, . . I
riunged Into the thick brush and es- ney pore'a ao they slugglslily filter or
caped- The two cubs about three strain .only part of the waste ond
months old, took refuge In a tree. ! poisons from the blood, then you get
j slek. Nearly all rheumatism, heau-
HVN POSITION PRECARIOFS. (aches, liver trouble, nervousnesscon-
HICH ItANCIIKS Sl'ES i WASHINGTON, July -0. iams on stipatlon. tllzzlness. sleeplessness.
VII"E FOR IHVORCE ! the front of the original counter madder disorders come from sluggish
SANTA ROSA, July 20. Charles M. j thrust have narrowed the German j kidneys.
Ware, a wealthy rancher, has hrouuht salient making the German position j The moment you feel a dull ache In
Cranberry Crop Is Largo.
SOUTH REND. Wash., July 22. At
a recent meeting of the 1'acific Cran
berry Growers' Exchange of Irwaco,
E. M. Hulden was elected president;
W, F. Sohimpff, vice-president, and
L. W. Paul, secretary-treasurer. D.
Walter Williams, of Ilwaco, was ap
pointed general sales manager.
remains at a price which makes cinna
bar mining profitable.
Norwood Chosen Manager.
ALBANY, Ore.. July 22. B. S. Nop
wood of Harrisburg. was selected yes-
suit against his wife, Grace Ware, for precarious. Bald Baker.
ivdorce. He named a co-respondent. -
Arley Card, a former business man of BRITISH STEAMER SINK.
Craliapplo Marmalade.
.Wash the fruit, remove the cores
and cut or chop Into small pieces.
Place in the preserving kettle ana
add jjust enough water to show. at
the top of the fruif. Cook until the
fruit Is tender. For each quart o( ,
material add 1 1-2 pounds of sugar,
and cook over an even fire until the
"jelling point'' is readied, as indicat
ed by the flaking or sheeting from
the stirring spoon. Pour into hot.
freshly sterilized jars, caver, and cool.
When cool pour hot melted paraffin
over the surface of the marmalade
to seal, put on the cover and store In
a cool, dry, dark place.
A majority of classified messages
may be clearly told in less than fifty
words- t
j the kidneys or your back hurts, or If
! the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of t
1 sediment, irregular of passage or ai-
Iterday manager for the recently ffirm-j this city. Ware ip a brother of Captain i LONDON, July z. ine unusn tended by a sensation of scalding, get
led Linn County Co-Operatlve Live- I Allison Ware, formerlv head of thcilS.noo ton steamer Oarpathia wasabout four ounces of Jad Salts from
KAISI'lt'AMK.S NEW SFfllKTAKY
1-OR FOItEION AFFAIRS
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stock Marketing Association. He will state normal school, and of Wallace torpedoed and sunk, ine passenBers
move to Albany and make his ead-'Ware, assistant-district attorney of 'and crew landed. There were no cas
quartcrs in the office of S. V. Smith, Santa Rosa. ' alties. n
POINGS OF "THE DUFFS THERE WAS A METHOD IN HELEN'S LIBERALITY.
ONl'af WlFB MUST HAVE. HAD F3 iS I RPT susV.
n ".nsmie or nBAVT 1J r '1 otiLH LET US
ICT HIM CrVE A POKEB P 1 PLAN 'TlLltH
PAOT-I
THE LOHCU 13 ALL FIXED 440VOU
CArl PLA UNTIL OKIE OCLOCKBUTI
CtMEMBCC WHAT THE RULES OF
THB 6AME MUST &E-
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bin
sore' lor. "you can t go that far.
The hell we car.1" the general e
pl- J. d. "my ly'll g" anywhere 1 ask
th rl ".
That obit et: e wns reached Thtir:
t'ay nl:;hl.
AOwirac Von hiNTzC
Admiral vinIlintrze is tin
secretary for f .r l n eff:ilrs
by
Hie knl-er In rl 1
Km hln'ann. w hf
before the ll. i.lt 1 :
fil.le for lilui 10 '.lit
1 new
riiiwlt
e of Secretary
e rreent ppeccM
itn:d it Inipos
mie In of;i-e.
OVER THE NORTHWEST
Why not assume mat your
SI:C; SIlipmentH to be llcay.
A'AKi.MA. Wnah., July 22. Advlcos
received here by Northern I'aeifie of
ficials Indicate that sheep und lamb
.'shipment over that road ditrtns An
nul gust will total about li." r.irloads from
tenant la a reader of the classified this district. Kittitas counly, U le. on
nd get In touch with him at onceT the Columbia river, and Siid Point,1
OUUm J
j A CHAMuTE OF HEART Tt p-f OtiLH LET US I CAA PIM UMTIL OKIE OCLOCKBUTj j :
16T MIM CIVE A POKEB pi 11 PLAN 'TlLltH I I?eMB60 WHAT THE RULES OF J 1
Lt, -- ) PAOJW n ' nrSan oclock J The same MUST f3E- i '
1 1 tiEUo.TdM! Wr1! "" ' ' I'bd 1 1 -s EveIMg 'NsrcAO iyEMIkf
IWHJURVJIFE l ' , ' OF PLANlMd FOC MONCN AS OSUAL mtuS!
OUTOPTtWMl? I I I BOS VJE WILL PLAW Foa WACSAVlMtJ LL ..1
LM I t'( , c ' 5TAMP3- IF AMN OF SoO DON'T ;
r s THe C0X5T t,ur-fe womt HAPpeM To jvE SOME VcO CAW TrI
- L CLEAR?. L-Jrt J U fiET Them from THE LAW J IJV V
"i 1 i 1 t,- ivs r5C 1 on mw left- 1 1 krJvLf
any reliable pharmacy and take a ta
blespoonful In- a glass of water be
fore breakfast for a. few days and
your kidneys will then act fine. This
famous salts is made from- th acid
of grapes and lemon juice, combined
with lithla and has been used for gen
j eratlons to flush clogged kidneys and
'stimulate them to activity, also to
i neutralize the acids in urine so Jt no
! longer causes irritation, thus ending
! bladder disorders.
Jnd Salts is inexpensive and cannot
injure; makes a delightful efferves
cent lithia-water drink which all reg
ular meat eaters should take now ana
then to keep the kidneys clean and
the blond pure, thereby avoiding se
rious kidney complications.
Ute of Ohio. City of Toleflo,
Lucas Count?, as.
Fran J. cneney Btslriv oath that he Hi
enlor partner of the firm of V. J. Cheney
Co. doing btmlaesa In the City of Toledo.
County and State aforesaid, nnd that aald
firm will pay the aum of ONE IIL'NOKEO
OOLLAKS fur each and every caae oc
Catarrh that cannot be enred by tho una o
U-IL'8 CATAltUU WKI'ICINK.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
8 worn to before me and antwrrlbed hi
y presenr. this ffth day of Decfmbef
a. D. l&att. ' A. GI.KAiON.
'Seal Notary lui.lle.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Is take lntero
ally and arts through the Blood on the
atucoua Surfaces of the Byateau Bend fqr
testimonials, free.
F. J. CHKXFT at CO., Toledew O.
Bold by all dnurglsta, Tle.
HaJla Family for eooartpatloav :
CHICHESTER S PILLS
wsl,. tub Minora rhubT
T.L. m Mhw. B.r .r ro.. V ,
!"i"- A.vriiM in ttxrfctf
UlaVoNB) KKA.tB f llilt 5sS
r n1" 'J uarai. w I W Kdi UJ
AUSTIANS AT LAST CROSS THE PIAVE
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jo . . , . . y 9CU.fi MIL "''l
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'..1 n.t- Mi'iiif.iii 1'latfau south rnw-ed to the west Imnk ff the rivep
ward a!nit the I .:ivc river If imw t ifotwecn the ('uncsluino railrtiud and
the scene of the fiercest fichtins Zensun bend. One report hai It that
rtal Kvcrywht-re. ncrortlin to the thy nr: Mcrofw for a dtt)inre tt
official report, tho AuytrUins aro he-1 alnnit fifteen ml Ion nnd have thrown
ins held with little jnln.-v tluui!;h f.nrteen ridRes over the stream,
hard ltattles are being fought at many Home admits that the Austrian havo
points, as indtcaUMl by i ho arrows. ; established a bridgehead on the low-
I The Austrian;. Indm hein, have !er 11 a ve-