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DALLAS
VO L. X X X IV .
EIGHT
CEMENT
WALKS
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We
are showing a beautiful line o f Wash
Fabrics, Sum m er 1’arsuols, Ladies' Silk
Petticoats, Long Silk and Lisle Gloves.
Our Shirt Waists are the best values ever
off red; see them before tuning. Our line
of black and Tati Oxfords will certainly
anneal to you as the styles and prices are
right.
ON PRINCIPAL MAIN
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STREET
INTERSECTIONS.
The Race
Crossing to Have a
Cement Arch.
A special but inform al m e ‘tin ¿ o f the
city council was held at the offic-* of Po
lice Judge Brown Saturday afternoon,
fo** the purpose of arranging with the
city attorney as to a number of things
that will have to lie entered in t c con-
I trJct between the city and whoever se
cures the job of doing our proposed ma
cadam work on the nine streets to be
this year put in better shape.
Quite a
! number of points were discussed and de
cide l upon and the attorney instructed
to draw up his contract in accordance
therewith. They included penalties for
uoneompletion of work in time of con
tract; the maximum and ixiinimun
; amount of yards of gravel to I k * furnisb-
I ed each day bv the city and used by the
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Contractors ; the building of the needed
cement' curbs; the building of eight
I cement crosswalks, the permanent cov
e r i n g of the mill race where it crosses
M a i n street: the «lumping of the sur-
■ plus grave! to b«* taken from the streets,
and mine other minor matters.
i s <*ï I p e , - w B*
Perhaps the most important of the-e
! was the decision to call for bids for the
Maying of eight cement crosswalks by
! the city. T h e y’ re to he put in a* tin* i:i-
j tersertion of Slain and Mill ami Main
C A S H S T IR I*.
and (V u rt <>i the four sides of the inter-
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This is the first time «air coun
c
i l lias ordered cement cross walks and
f t f t ft f t
f t f t ft f t
! will be .-oinew hat in the name of an ex-
j periment, as the eo.-t is as yet an un-
I known (jnanity, although it is ladiev *«l
SOCIALIST TICiiET.
j t<» be sorii**w'here in the neig!«l>orlio«» 1 <>1
j j}*»» ) apiece, (f it ca a he done f«»r this
j fi rare, such walks will prove cheaper in
One Placed in Field et ¡.leetirg . the long run than board ones, which
I now «*• *st the city f-24 each.
Las!: Saturday.
The covering of the rare br ai dit «»tit
i considerable discussion
I hi- is a mat
Tin* socialists ««¡' l\dk county met in ter that has always been one • *f the
¡most
vexations
problems
th
it the city
c<>nv fiti* :tt the court I i g i - c SaTurd-.v
and c « uk \u<lotl t*• nominate a conm.y Mm.- had to contend with. As we under
K IN D S
ticket, that u iii he placed on the null t | stand it, the race was one of <»’n first
by petiti *;:. the tine having ex. ¡red f >r I inJuibitauts, a right of way being grant-
AT
tin* nonii*i at ion of a ticket to b ••«»nty.** :- led by property owners previous t«» an
\Vh*> was t»»
t il for at the primaries. .1. K. S ars, ->f j incorporation of tlm city.
MtC >v. w;i h chairman of the convention : keep it covered in its course through
and G. V. i.uckev, of Fai s Cits seen* the streets lias never been brought
tar>*. The nominations made were as into courts, but lias always been am ic
N e x t to Postoffice
follows several offices having no ; spirant ably arranged for between the city
ami the owners by each doing portions
there >f :
Now that a perman
.Joint Representative— G .F. Lnckev, f of the work.
ent covering must be made on Main
Falls City.
street
in
ortler
that
the str«*et can he
Representative—0 . I*. Cornwell, of
macadamized, the same old i|iiestion
Mot; mouth.
This tim e it was
County Judge—John J. Finn, of Me- pops up again.
p r -'j*
thought best to settle the matter for
( ’oy.
good
and
all,
placing
the liability w here
Sheriff— < ¡eorge Hinshaw. of Dallas.
it belongs, and the eontemling parties
Cl ' k--J. 1*. Sears, of McCoy.
abiding by the decision.
Rather than
Assessor— A. .1. Syron, of Dallas
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School Superintendent— J. G. Daven take tin* matter into the courts in a
friendly suit,a bettc r, shorter and cheap
port, of Black Rock.
er plan w as pr«»posed, and it was agreed
that Sweeney Bios, select an outside
lawyer, the city also select one. and the
tw«> s<» selecte«!, procure a third.
This
C G ^ 'i 'K x j .
arbitration board, as you might call it,
G o o d c o iic c is p a rtly in will hear evidence, lo«»k up the law and
decide the matter.
In the meantime,
b u y i n g and p a rtly in the owners of the race will go ahead
with the improvment. putting in side-
“ E G G S -E -U N T ”
m a k in g ; lik e e v e r y th in g wall« and an arch ami properly fix it
for th«* protection o f adjoining property
every tie of yon. T h e y all have »o to
and the best carriage of tin* water.
else.
\\ hen the lawyers arrive at their «lecis-
because we go t them just for Easter
Your pro.-r* returns your money if you don’t
ion, tin* side losing will pay the cost and
tim e. I t ’s a fine lot of hens that layed
Mke Sc 1 ii:i i s Best- \ . p:. him
the matter forever be at rest.
the dozens of
T h e fa m o u s K i n g s b u r y H a t aw aits y o u r
inspection. N o n better for t h e m o n e y a n d
if not satisfied with t h e wear we g ive a new
o n e for th e old. T h a t ’s what we call a
GUARANTEE.
\ Pr 5 S ,~M I S ! h .
M M M M M M
M M **
T ti3
BEST
M EATS
o f
A n n
BARNHART & GRANT
OREGON
A P F I l . lt>. t9( 8
TO FAVE
OR NOT
TO PAVE
Do You I!,..:* xour Mouth
Ake a young bird .nil gulp down what
ever food or medicine miy lie offered you V
Ur. do you want to know >- ¡.nothing of the
composition and character of that which
you take Into your stomach whether as
food or medicine?
Moat intelligent and sensible people
uow-a-days insist*on kuo. ig what they
employ whether as food or as medicine.
Dr. Pierce believes they have a perfect
right to Inslxt upon such knowledge. Soke SHALL WE HAVE MACADAM OR
publishes.MM^i^dca-'t and on each bottle
BITHUL1TIC
wrapper. v b i u ^ M ^ k l n e ? a n made o?
an«lv>Qfies
This he feels
he can wHjTtTord to do been ir e the.more
Importance at
tKe ingredients of .which his medicines Question One of
are~made are
ancl TTiiiierst«»«I the
This
Time.
n. t . w ill thMr > u r k , r curative virtues.
!n-=i _.**■• a 'TI v SC
For the cure of woman’ s peculiar weak
nesses, irregularities and derangements, i Noticing the prices being paid by
giving rise to frequent headaches, back I towns on the east si«.le f»«r hithulitic
ache, dragging-down pain or distress in
avement, we this week interviewed a
low er abdominal or pelvic region, accom number of our propeitv owners on
panied, ofttlmes, with a debilitating,
pelvic, catarrhal drain and kindred symp Main street in order to get their opin
toms of weakness. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite ions as to the advi-aiiility of— as there
Prescription is-a most efficient remedy.
eemed to he so snudi a difference bt-
It is equally effective in curing painful
ween the laying of macadam ami that
peri'ds. in giving strength to nursing
mothers and in preparing the system of >f hithulitic pavement— putting in the
the expect nt mother for 1 ahy’s coming.
By so
ggis rendering elilldbh ill safe and com- oavement while you are at it.
par.-vTivel" painles?.
The ** Favorite Pre- loing. as stated in tin se columns before,
f . ripiion " . a roos* not* r \ strengthening
t: nil to ti e g«m« ; i : ystcm and to the ve would at once jum p into prond-
enee as a paved, town, en innce the
org .;s distinctly !« ninine in particular.
I t i> iiso a sm.;'
i and ir.vicoraling value of ail our busiin ss property very
nervine and c»ir.
nervous exhaustion,
m rvuis pii•: rati-.-;., neuralgia, l ysterii . Materially, and aid much in making our
sp .
c!a
«-” ■ t. Yitu.-M dance, and •ity ’ eautiful and healthful.
oth« ill tri ; ' i
ous - vii ptoma at
Ro ebnrg has just contracted for the
tend • nt up«,
un. I >nal and organic dis
. ,isi a of tin dl 1 in d !y fei
organs.
lying of 21 blocks of hithulitic pa ve
A host of medical ai d « rides ot all the
<ev« , d srho- !s < : pta.
•. recommend nen t on her streets at a cost of $10 a
each of the - « * n l i.-c. - •Tents of wli'ch running foot. This same rate to us
■ F j »rite P - ■. pt Ion
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for fix
?ur<‘ «;f the tlise-tsf - r v. hi«‘h it iscia n ed voulil be at a «*ost of $d000 a block,
a
to • a cm*
Y(»u i i ■ read w hat they flfiOO for eaelusiih' of the sir «*t, or
<nv r -o*' ■ . r t f Ty se:id M a postal card
”«)iu foot to eac h property owner. The- ;
re«v -t fer •« fir-' L om ! let of extracts
fro!» l;e leaning n I mu *!lies, to Dl*.
V. aving of the maca lam is estimated at I
Pier •. Tnv: . ' L h ‘ -d end S.irgical Jr«
2 a -«juare v a id, an i this loes ímt in
c i!
•. Bo* 1.» V. Y.. and it will come tu
hale tin- taking o f o i* the gravel, bring- I
v*m y return posb
ing the iinprewemeut down to gradi*.
Also on Main stieet cenien; curbs veil!
h V - ‘ o he niach* In-foii* the . I rec't can I e !
either- paved *i m;.cu«l. mi/.** I. The on -
side cost is the same in bolli u s i anees, j
The - pace at our «li -po d th - week is n< t i
sufficient tor any lengthy argument as i
t«» the difference between the two ways
of improvement, and in fact, t«> mir I
mind, the subject does not m* *d it.
The «juestion put to tie property 1
PLLTE LIST OF CANDIDATES owin*1 s was this: *• drovi«liug the cos’
of macadam is as estimatco and the !» - !
NOW IN
tliiliitic found to cost us only as stated j
1/v the papers of the towns in which it j
We give below a complete list of tic
has been tried, say $10 a running foot,
candblates who have registered for tic-
which method would y«»u prefer?”
different com ity offices, together with
B. 11. M el’ailou— !« there is only the
their party affiliation :
iifference sugge-tecl in the* two ways, I ;
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Slothes Have Prestige |
WHAT IS PRESTIGE?
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la not that what you re- ^
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quire in Hoys’ C lo th in g ?
I f you h a vn ’t new clothes
for you r boy to wear Easter, j t l
get them now.
Y o u w ill
find the “X traooo D ” label -^■
in them and we offer each
one with our guarantee o f
superior value and wear.
Siiifil»- and double breast-
• ■Il two-piece suits; some
wi«h
plain
sleeves, some
with cuffs; coats cut loose;
Irou-ers extra full.
Made
from i he best goo.ls in all
tliu iiu\v sluulea an« I pat-
terns.
Ages 7 to Ifi.
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A lso a go*rtl lino o f Kus-
FIELD.
TRAGOO
sian an l Sailor Blouse Suits ^¡|^-
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for boys aged 8 to H.
Ederheimer, Stein & Co.
MA K E R S
R E PR E SE N TATIV E
favor the bitlm litic, but Í believe some
W, D Henry, Spring Yuli -y........... Dem intermediate cost can he found that
C. L. Hawley, McCoy ..................
Re; w ili .. ve us wdnt we mn-il for all ymr
NYc* must
poses in this size towns.
COUNTY JUDGE
have better streets— that is certain,
I>. ( ’ . Crider- Prefer not to express
Glen O Holman, Bridgeport
Rep
E«l. F. ( 'oad, D a lla s ........................ Rep my opinion at this time.
Frank K erslake—I am in favor of do*
J . G . VanOrsiiel, 1 hillas................... 1 )em
J. E. Sibley, Dallas . . . .
I)em ing a good job while we are at it, even
if it costs more than the suggested lig-
COUNTY CLEKK
u res.
E C. Kirkpatrick The letter by all
Asa Robinson, Independence..........Dem
l'rn l S. Crowley, Falls C ity ...........Dem means. I consider it the best invest
II S. Portwood. M onm outh........
R« p ment the property owner can make,
E. M. Smith, D a lla s ........................ Rep and would he willing for such improve
ment to be made for my resilience prop goats, lie bent forward in a stooping po- !
SH ERIFF
erty us mv Main street property. I I sition, and soinething, according to bin I
J. M. (irant, D a lla s ......................... Dem consider that crushed r<» k will not subsequent diacription seemed to snapl
bring satisfactory results in the bttsi- |
in his head. I t did not render him un-
ASSESSOR
ness district.
I) A. Madison— Give me the pave eoncioiis, but bis condition became rap-
W. \V. Arrant, Luckiam ute.......... Rep
idly worse. The deceased was about (»0 :
F. E. Myer, D alla s............................Dem ment every time.
Judge E. F. ( ’«»ad —I can only speak years of age*.
C. S. Graves, D allas..........................Rep
H e was the son o f !
from a personal standpoint, and not as
a member of the* county « oiirt, as \w ! Charles Johnson, who settled cm what |
COMMISSIONER
W in. Riddell, M onm ou th............... Rep arc* necessarily bound by what action is now a part of the college farm in 1854, j
the city council takes in the mat after crossing the plains from Missouri.
F ^ E S H E A S T E R EGGS
POLITICAL.
ter. If a property owner, I would pre- j The wife «lied on the plains, while the
TREASURER
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Phones:
J. I). Belt Independence............... Dem fer pave«l streets, if it can he «lone at fam ily were on route t«> Oregon. “ Bud”
now offered the good people of our
1
was the* youngest of five brothers and
Hardy Holman. D a lla s ................... Rep tin* figures named.
town. A fter go in g to church you 'll |
\Yui. I null I consider macadam as! three sisters. One brother, John W .
A Few Words in Favor of Cham Dan I*. Stouffer, Dallas
............ Rep
deserve all you ca eat of them . G ive |
Edward C. Dunn. D a lla s .................Dem not mace better than h au lin ' gravel, | Johnson, was the first president of the
berlain and Jones.
only in being smoother. I wouhl favor state university, a position he held for
th e order now. Buy plen ty as th ey're |
many years. He is now dead.
Other
paving, if it can be dene at that price.
SCHOOL S U PE R IN TE N D E N T
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It. E. W illiams— As between maca brothers arc Cal Johnson, of Payette,
cheap.
H .C . Seymour, Dallas......................Rep
Editor Ite m iz e r:
dam and hithulitic pavement at $10 a Idaho, Henry Johnson, o f Spokane, and
A ll kiiiiis o f meats.
We see that the Corvallis Gazette
running foot, I surely prefer the latter Joseph Johnson of Eastern Washington.
SURVEYOR
editor has spoken regarding the sena
Pure lard.
A sister, Mrs. M artin, resides in East
by a big majority.
Rei»
torial contest. He thinks that if Mr. B. F. Beezlev, Falls Citv
Fi h ami pou ltry Fridays and
Tw o others, Mrs. Briggs
Sam Ray— I do not know which ern Oregon
...at th e ..
Cuke
is
nominated.
Mr
Chamberlain
Three
Saturdays.
wool I bo the best, or anything about it, and Mrs. Horning are dead.
will be cast at sea. and so far out at sea
Collections Promptly Made.
nut 1 «1«» want the citv when doing this sons and tin* widow arc: the survivors in
that there will lx* no chance to throw
H ig h e s t m ark et price
the* immediate fam ily — Corvallis Times.
I can «lo your collecting for you as work to put in the? best.
him a life line, but he will likely fin«l
E. Bovd—The pavement is the proper
For the last few years Mr. Johnson
paid fo r fa t stock.
after the election that there were many cheap as anyrne. Mv experience in idea, if it can be done at the figures
had made it a practise during the slack
1 if«* lines cast out to Mr. Chamberlain, v iis line warrants thorough work. proposed.
Bring me your accounts, a ncl I will do
and that be has made a safe landing.
A Salttcky— I would
suggest
the times on the farm in winter to speml
■ WERFOOT
L. D. Butler, Dallas Ore.
The editor seems to have it in for Mr. the rest
crushed rock with hot tar spread on it that tim e in Dallas, where he waH well
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Chamberlain I «cause he has become in
to act as a solidifler, and I think the known and respected for honor and in
J ROOFING
fatuated with most of President Roose-
Increase Vaiue of Cow.
• ity would «1*» it cheaper than anyone
tegrity.
;
veils
policies.
Mr.
Chamberlain
is
a
i
That modern dairying methods will else. The* work I speak o f would new!
T H E BEST K O O F IX G
man that is standing out boldly for tin*
a top dr« ssiug of fine crushed rock after
j
inert
use
the
annua!
income
of
the
aver
à
ON T H E M A R K E T
common people’s rights, hi «1 is too
age Ore gon cow from $40 to $1<M) was tin* other ha«l been rolled.
broad minded to fight a republican that
\
Made by the Northwest Roofing
I*. A. Finseth— I think that while we
ti e-tatein en t of Hon. E. T Judd, «•!
BLOCKADED.
is fighting for the common people’s
4 company, Portland. Does not buc-
The are in the business of im proving our
♦
rights, lie does not let party stand be Portland, at Lincoln, Fridav.
* kle. Guaranteed for 10 years.
main street, we should by all means
meeting
was
for
the
purpose
o
f
organiz
tween him and a good man, if he had be
pave it providing, of course, that the
would never have appointed Judge Har- ing a cow-testing association, and was cost is not entirely out of n uson as in Fvery Household in Dallas Should
L. C. K O S E R
larglv attended. Am ong the speakers
ÁK«‘ tit Tor '*olk
)lk C
ikninty^^
ou n ty.
ris to the judgeship. \\’e will ask the
I were State Dairy an«! Food Cominision- comparison with the* si/.«* of tlie town.
Know How to Resist it.
editor of the Gazette which party was in
\\ (\ Brown— In my opinion the
I er J. W. Bailey, T. S. Townsend ami
fav. r when the legislative holdup was
crushed rock would be the* best, now
.oth
er
prominent
dairymen.
taking place? .Probably we had better j
Th** back aches liecanse the kidneys
that the matter is so far derided.
answer it. for him. for it ise’ nt probable
J. E. Smith— I am in favor o f crush* are blockaded. Help the kidneys with
that he would want to say tie
publi
their work.
The back will ache no
ed i"* k.
can party, or machine, and the slate of!
II L. Grider— If it will cost $2 a more*. L o tso f proof that Doan’s Ki«l-
Oregon has got a black eye by tin* pe«>- I
H.puire yard for tiie crushed rock, I II« y Pills do this.
pie sticking to tin* parti* an*I not the 1
SHE W O N r BUY
won 1*i prefer the pavement, even if it
James O. Rogers, living «»n Grant St., j
man, and
Oregon
black
eye* has 1
"I
used |
cost* *fJ a yard. I w«*ul«l prefer that M rM im iville, Or« ., savs:
until she has satisfied herself been seen all over the United States,
the c ity do tin* work in either case, un Doan’ s Kidney Pills and they provecí of
And tin* Gazette Editor savs that the
de* tin-supervision of a n»mpetent en much benefit to ine. I was subject to
that th** article is without a Statement No. 1 egg was laid by tin*
T h a t broad is lik e ly to
gineer, rather than to let it out by con headaches and backaches, the trouble
Haw. T h a t ’s the kind o f a Republican party, and they surely did
affiorb disease
germs
coining on in attacks and leaving in**
tract.
well when they laid it, yet there an* s.un«-
D. J. R iley— I prefer tin* pavement very miserable. I <Ii*I not know that
customei we lik e— one who claiming the egg i* rotten and should :
when shipped in ¡1 bag
e v e r time, if the difference is as great mv trouble arose from my kidneys un
w ill hunt for the weak points. he* thrown away, but thanks to the fair
gage car along with o th
til I notici*«! that these organs were ir
a* suggested.
You can trust a m edicine
minded people that there are in both
Deciding to give*
She w on ’t find any, however, parties, who think the egg is all right,
D F. Hit »offer— I f the hithulitic will regular in action.
er coramin baggage?
r
PO year:.! Sixty yea:.*
only cost 60 cents more a square yard Dosvn’s Kidney Pills a trial, I |»r«»eufe«L
|
in
our
and
an*
going
to
set
«»n
it
and
hatch
That the Star Bakery mils
a i*»x. Thev not only corrected the ac
than tin* macadam, I fav :»r tin* former.
r f < xpericnct., think of the:!
something Iwtter from it. There is also
Q U E C N S W ARE
J. I>. T ea l— I favor the * pavement ev- tum of my kidnevs but also relieved the
out some o f the best bake- $
another class of Republican roosters
experience with A y e i’s Sui-
weakness in my |>ack and tarnished the
ery time.
or in any o f the crockery on that do not want the Democratic hers
stuffs to he obtained a n y
R. L. Chapman—The pavement, even headaches. I am now in a healthy con
saparilla; the original S:rsa-
to set on the egg, just I «cause thev
dition and attribute it to tin* use of
if it costs double.
our shelves. W e went on a claimed it was laid by the Republican
where in the W illa m e t t e
|-ar:!ia; the Sarsaparilla the
W e found it impossible to see all of Doan’ s Kidney Pills.
tour of inspection before she her. W e think that the Demo
V a lle y ?
For sal«* by all dealers.
Price 50
doctors enc:>n e f r thin b lo o d ,
our Main street property owners, many «•♦•nt-.
ie hens were scratching quite a little
Foster-Milburn Co., Kuffalo,
came and put ev ery th in g crat
That SI spent in you r
for those republican bens iust alw>ut the
weak nerve.-., t.ner:d debility.
i»f - whom arc* non-residents, an«! there New York, sole agents f«»r the United
tim e the e gg was laid am! should now
right, including the prices.
home town i> worth more
e one or two win» «li«I not care to ex* Ktates. Kemernb«*r the name— Doan's
P.irr rr«*t* this grati«! <
have the right to help keep the egg
—and take no other.
■ss themselves.
to you than $•> sent out ?
warm.
HOM E PROOF---There is plenty of
À>».
Mr. Chamberlain is a man that has
Three of the many
D*« 1 1 testimony like the alsive. Call at
come out I h »1«1 and stood up for the ront
Bud
Johnson
Dead.
Belt
ik Cherringt«»n’ s drug store ami ask
reasons w h v should de
on |»eople’ s rights.
Mr. Ben Jon* s is
-•n» C o .. T s r r i T l , H m i
Janus Fili« t Johnson better known t * * s.*e copies o f statements of Dallas
uU «iurC >« c f
another just sue}) a man.
Mr. Cham
mand the Dallas product
throughout Benton county as “ Bud” people who have use«I D »art’s K idney
berlain is a Democrat, Mr. Jones is R e
u* t vm: K.
Johnson, died at his home in W ren pre Pills. For *ale bv all dealers. Prie**
when buying hake-tuff?.
publican, and why should either 1«
POOL AND BILUARD HALL
cinct Thursday. His illness ln-gan two 50 cents. Foster- Milburn Co., Buffai*»,
v y f o CltfcttT FECTM
turned down?
The party does not ,-i.
wc*«*kH age* in w hat ap|ieari*d to I>e an at N«*w York, sole agents for the Uniteli
STAR BAKERY,
make the man.
Ntw located in II k fosiakt BuMne
t ’ » F a r e r.o
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The personal recommend; * * is of people who
have heen cured of coughs ■ d colds by Cham
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else to make i. i sta[)l.*. article of trade and com
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A N IN S T A N C E .
l o r y Suddn th o f Lenoir N. C , Il 1 1 been trouble*! with
a v ry h i I couyh f »r ov r a y *»r. S » .* «uya : " \ friend
bought a h.ttl* o f CfIVM.i .t.4fN*. v i l c . i i R k m e DY,
brought it t » in • and in i^t.*«l th it I • hotild tike it. I did
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l-our tiottlea o f it
cured me of uiy cough.”
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