TH E POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER.
O v e r - W o r lc W e a k e n s
Y o u r K id n e y s .
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Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
A d m itte d to th e secon d class o í m a ll m a tter.
T H U R S D A Y , O C T . 22, 1908.
All the blood In your body passes through
your kidneys once «very three minutes.
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Th e kidneys are your
““
blood purifiers, they fil
ter out the waste or |
impurities in the blood.
If they are sick or out
of order, they fail to do
their work.
Pains, achesand rheu
WOMAN’S
BACKACHE
’PHONES:
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Ai troni i f One Another for the Upbuilding of Town and County.
F U J!U S E T H O S TAFT.
kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had hear t trouble, because the heart is
over-working in pumping thick, kidney-
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
It used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ning in kidney trouble.
If you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect cf Dr. Kilmer’s
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is
We working people don’t want Mr. Taft. W e believe
in human freenom. “ In doing what we can to send Wil-
its
liam Jennings Bryan to the White House; to give Mr. T aft j
a vacation, and to elect a congress that will protect human and is sold on tu merits
liberty, we are not partisans of any party, but partisans Jv
of fundamental principles. W e stand for the kind of gov es. You may have a
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sample bottle by mail fi«>m* of kwauip - Root
ernment that Lincoln had in mind when he made his Gettys free,
also pamphlet telling you how to find
burg speech. I f that be partisanship, make the most o f it. out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer
“ I want to tell you to your teeth that a vote for Debs is a & Co., Binghamton, N. Y.
vote for T a ft.”
I)u not make any mistake, but re
SPELLBINDER SPELLBOUND.
Judge Thompson came down from Seattle to spellbind
Portland voters. The judge bears the distinction of hav
ing been a valiant Bryan spellbinder until he became an
attorney for a great railroad corporation, when he hastily
went republican. It was not a new feat, a long provision
of soldiers of democrat/ having marched up to the -same
c orporation feed trough, and thereafter become flaming
s words, as it were, in the other political camp. It is not
strange, but it is worthy of remark that Judge Thompson
got the habit. — Journal.
SO M E T H IN G S WORTH NOTING.
The democrats are in favor of taxing large incomes and
say so in their platform.
The republican platform says nothing.
The democrats favor the election o f U. S. senators by a
vote of the people.
The republican platform is silent. It was voted down.
The democrats are in favor o f taking the duties otf
trust controlled articles, high priced and unreasonable.
The republican platform says nothing on the subject and
the history of the party is against it.
The democrats are in favor of a reasonable tax on hanks
for the creation of a guarantee fund for the protection of
depositors, something which would make a panic impos
sible.
The republicans are opposing it and say nothing on the
subject in their platform.
The democrats condemm the use of enormous sums dur
ing a campaiun and say so.
The republican platform says nothing.
The democrats oppose extravagance in office and bil
lion dollar congresses.
The republican platform keeps quiet on the subject of
course.
member the name, Swamp-Root, Dr
Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, and the address
inghampton, N. Y . on every bottle.
The attempt to follow the scare and
ooerokm business, which worked so
well under Hanna in 1B9H, is being
resorted to again in a few places, bwt
the panic of 1897 has made it impos
sible for the scheme to work again
You cannot warm • ver the Hanna
scare under cliff-rent
conditions
Maryland ha- led in passing laws
against thU method
f i timidati n.
The extent to which the law goes in
this espect is indicated by the inhi
bition placed upon employers of even
handing out pay envelopes con aining
apolitical motto of any kind. It s
unlawful to destribute placards or
hand bills stating that men will be
thrown out of employment or wages
reduced if a certain ticket is elected
or not elected.
WOODMAN HAU, MONDAY EVENING, OCT 26
What Our County Officials Have Done
Since Our Last Issue.
Probate Court.
PORTLAND
Entate of Theron A. Ireland, deceas
ed—final discharge entered.
Guardianship of Glen and Charles
Stoddard, minors—petition of guardian
to exchange real estate of minors for
other property granted and guardian
authorized to exchange at once.
Estate of Maggie Miller, deceased—
bond filed and approved: Frank Quenel,
tabian Quenel and Daniel Kobiuson
appointed appraisers.
matism come from ex
cess of uric acid in the
blood, due to neglected
BEL L | ” Residence
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UNDER THE BIG CLOCK.
WM. M. RASM US
PRESENTS
The Alcazar Stock Co.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Thursday:
J. H. Cooper, Independence
G. L. Hawkins, Dallas.
Mrs. (1. L. Hawkins, Dulla-.
Mrs. Nora Robinson, Dallas.
Mrs. Ella Metzger, Dallas.
Mrs. P. A. Finseth, Dallas.
E. Jacobson, Dallas.
Mrs. O. Hay ter, Dallas.
Friday:
J. M. Starbuck, Lincoln.
B. F. Jones, Independence.
W. S. Muir, Dallas.
Jas. Thelander, Dallas.
Mr. S. C. Ridgeway. Dallas.
Saturday:
Sunday:
Mrs. M. W. Wallace, Independence.
Grace Wallace, Independence.
Monday:
P. A. Finseth, Dallas.
D. A. Hodge, Independence.
I.
G. Barker, Independence.
A. M. Schofield, Dallas.
Tuesday:
II. E. Williams, Dallas
R. K. Butler, Dallas.
D. R. Webster, Dallas.
In the beautiful Southern Come
dy-drama
"IN DIXIE LAND”
Estate of Margaret Y. Riddell, de-
| ceased—final account approved; ad
ministrator discharged.
Estate of John low, deceased— final
m ainspring
iokly calls hearing approved; ordered that on fil-
! ing vouchers tin final distribution, ael-
! miiiistrator be discharged.
Estate of John Campbell Jr., deceas
ed—final accouut act for hearing,
Wednesday, November 18, at 11 o'clock
a. in.
Estate of E. C. Keyt, deceased—
ordered that all net income be paid to
widow, property of estate turned over
to widow and that executor make and
file final account within 30 days.
Estate of Sarah M. Gibson deceased—
appraisers appointed.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Estate of Andrew J. Purvine, deceas
ed—ou petition of Paulina F. Purvine,1.
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ordered that estate be admitted to
Jy,nnier and husband to
probate and petitioner be appointed i ^ M Conner, 155 acres in t 6 s,
111 was troubled for a long time with administratrix.
' _ r $. JJ • • • •
* 904
dreadful backache» and a pain in my
T
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Ira C Rowe et ux to Minnie Leigh-
In re estate o Andrew Purvine, de- j tun. lots in Buena Vist*
•ide, and was miserable in every way.
150
doctored until 1 was discouraged and ceased— bond filed and approved, and E E Tribble to S R and F J Ken-
thought I would never get well, I read John Phillips, D. J. White, and W. B. ; nedv, lots in Dallas
100
what Lydia E, Pinkhara's Vegetable Duncan appointed appraisers.
W C Brown to Frank Hogue ; and
Compound had done for others and
Ben
Fister, 319 a« o . in t 7
’ B,
decided to try It S after taking three
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4000
interesting Woodman Meeting. J E r 6 Winn
bottles I onn truly say that I never felt
et a) to H E Dow, land
so well ill my life.”
in Buena V i s t a ..............
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Dallas camp had an interesting see*
si on at their hall Tuesday evening, de E C McT -innonda (trustee in
hankru ley of F L Price) to
spite the many other attractions. Two
F 1) Riker. land in t 10 s, i*0 w
625 ;
“ I had very severe backaches, and door prizes were allotted, W. H. Kraher
preRsing-diiwn p a i r . I c o n d not sleep, getting away with the first one and Mr. William A M i tin to M E Brick-
er,
lot
in
D
a
lla
s
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825
;
Steffy
the
second.
In
the
campaign
for
ami had no appetite. Lydia fck Pink*
ham's Vegetable Compound cured me new members now on it was decided to George Jones et al to Katryn and
Grace Jones, land in Indepen
and ma<le tr.e feel like a n ov woman.” offer several additional cash prizes. A
dence .......................................
100 j
prize of $10 in cash will be given as a
F A C T S F O K f > I C K W O K E N . first prize to the Woodman who secures E W Horton et ux to William and
T o r th irty years Lydia E. Pink- 12 new members; the second will be
Lavina Hetherton, lots in Ball*
ha mV V egetable Compound, made $7.50 for five new members ; third, a $3
s t o n .........................................
500 :
from roots and I d t K s , has been the hat for live new members and a nice
standard reined/ fo r fem ale ills, necktie. Organizer Fiske also offers a
Marriage Licenses.
and has posit ivelv *un*d thousands of cash prize of $5 to the Woodman bring
Jessie Branson and Clara Dorton.
ing
in
the
largest
number
of
applica
wom en who have been t roubled w ith
displacements, inflammation, ulcera tions. This is all in addition to the
regular gift by the camp of $1 on as
Patents.
tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
sessment fbr each application.
U. S to heirs of Marv Brown.
periodic pains, baekael e, that bear-1
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U. 8. to James Hall.*
fug-down feeling, flatulency,indiges- j
rion,dizziness,or nervous prostration
LUCKIAMUTE STATION
The back is the
woman's organism. It quic
attention to trouble by aching. It
tells, with other symptoms, such as
nervousness, headache, pains in the
loins, weight in the lower part of
the laxly, that a woman’s feminine
organism needs immediate attention.
In such cases the one sure remedy
which speedilv removes the cause,
and restores the feminine organism
to a healthy, normal condition is
L Y D IA E.PINKHAHVTS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
Mrs. Will Young, of 6 Columbia
Ave., Rockland, Me., says:
n
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A play bubbling with laughter
and melting to t> tears.
A picturesque story o f southern
life.
C =me and spend a night in Dixie
land with the company that be-
loegs to you.
“ The Best For the Best” is our motto
POPULAR PRICES
SLATS SELLING AT STALRIN’S
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Mrs. Augustus Lyon,of East Earl,
Pa., writes to Mrs. Pinkhams
“ IN d ix T é l a n d .7 7"
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
Y o u ’ re sure you're getting the genuine when you buy from u*.
N o danger ol refilled bottles— N o danger of buying cheap worth
less trash placed in C Y R U S N O B L E bottles and palmed olTas the
genuine.
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W e are now selling for the first time in 44 years direct to the con«
sumcr in districts where you are unable to obtain this famous brand.
quart bottles of GENUINE CYRUS NOBLE
direct to you, all charges
paid to the nearest railroad express office.
$ 4 . 90
Pure— old— honest whiskey at an honest legitimate price.
Guaranteed to the United States Government and to Y O U to
contain all the secondary constituents that make it real W H IS K E Y —
The government officials state that any distillation that doesn't is
alcohol.
I John Pitzer, of Sugarloaf, ie working
Rate Bill. Chandler proved that Roose j for E. E. Hewitt.
Act I— Home of Gustav Dnroe in Latin j
velt,
sent
for
him
for
that
mission
ami
Washington, D. C., Oc tober 12,1908..
quarters of Paris.
that
proves
that
Chandler
is
not
the
I
Grover
Pitzer
dislocated
his
shoulder
Mr. Roosevelt is so badly scared at
Act IT— l awn of country home of Un
the sweeping campaign the democrats liar but makes out plainly that some- j by falling down over a colt.
cle Blodgett in Mississippi.
are making that it is all the republican b >dv else lied. Ik* also used the same
Miss Lena Brown, of Independence is Act I I I — Morning room in Blodgett
Established 1864
105-107 Second Street, Portland, Oregon
leaders can do to keep him off the stump. kind of language towards Mr. Harriman spending a few d iys with her mother,
home.
and
denied
that
he
asked
Mr.
Harriman
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S
C U T A T T H IS U N C A N D M A IL T O -D A Y
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n
s
Aet 1 , —Same as Act III.
A majority of the republican leaders
Mr». C. C. Mark».
W . J. V a n S c h u y v e r & C o., Portland. Oregon.
hold that if Roosevelt should go on the to raise $250,000 four years agoto enable
T
H
E
P
L
A
Y
E
R
S
the
state
of
New
York
tobe
carried
for
Roy Pitzer, of Lewisville, spent Sun
Enclosed please find $ 4 . 9 0 for which please send me at once by express, prepaid, fo u r q u a rts
stump it would indicate the dreadful
Rt*l ert Carlyle..
panic that actually exists among re him. Mr. Harriman has proved that day visiting friends in this community. Uin lo Blodgett .. ..........Charles Lewis |
GENUINE CYRUS NOBLE.
.
.
..
G.
Lester
Paul
Mr.
Roosevelt
made
this
request
to
him
publicans. Their fright and dismay
John Ritner, of Kings Valley, was in Charley Hodson
Naas
they are trying to keep to themselves and that he raised the sum. Now who this neighborhood last week looking fur Gustave Dnroe.. ...... Gavin Dorothy
.............David Griffis
but the public understand quite well (ioes this make out t * * be the liar.
hogs.
Pierre Maynard . ..........James Dayton
But
the
most
glaring
and
vilest
thing
iiow badly frightened they are.
that Roosevelt ever did and which will
Guy Hewitt went to Falls City Mon Peabody Pluck . .... Harold Gru ham
In Mr. Taft’s recent stumping tour he a blight on his character as long as
Jasper y
Joseph Wallace |
through the middle and central west, he lives, arose out of the controversy be day .
Louise Dnroe. ...
Miss May Barbour I
lie discussed everything from the panic tween him and Judge Parker four years
Miw’ a-in Dump .
Miss Virginia Harvey I
of 1893 down to the present time. Mr. ago. Judge Parker, on the stump,
Be? sie Grayson
Bryan Joins Fraternity.
. Miss Jean Howard
Taft has by implication made a confes claimed that the Roosevelt campaign I
Margaaet
...... Miss Eugenia Melvin
sion of the weakness of his cause by go committee were holding up corporations ! We are in receipt of a paper which Mrs Peabody Pluck
. Mrs. Dorothy i
ing back to 189(1 to dig up the issues of all over the country for large sums of announces that Hon. W. J. Bryan has
A play
. . that appe
. . Is to all classes. A !
that campaign. He contended that money with which to purchase the : accepted honorary membership in the
Mr Hryan having favored free silver in j election of Mr. Boorcvell. Mr. Roose > Phi Alpha Tail Fraternity, a college or story whole-ome a id inten 1 y int rest- j
ing. The play that you want to see.
The republican press is endeavoring 1 most important matter to them— 189U is an unsafe man at the present velt in his impetuous manner rushed ganization for the encouragement of
time. But Mr. Taft should remember into print and yelled, liar, liar, liar and
to show that contracts for the delivery moderate prices for the necessities of that in 189(1 the Democratic partv de
the people believed him and elected him. public speaking. The local chapter of
of lar e orders of merchandise o y , life— nothii g is accomplished. The manded independent himettalism and Now after one year the facts came out this national organization of which we
the
republican
party
pledged
itself
to
in public that Mr. Roosevelt’s campaign p« ak is located in Nebraska, ami R, A.
manufactured articles are being made public knows that trusts are chiefly
international
himettalism. The one
\ aidIrrde!, son of J. < VanOredel, is
contingent upon the election of Taft. responsible for most of the exorbitan means free silver by this country alone treasury received from ten to fifty thous- 1 the presiding officer
It will fall to his
and dollars from practically every large
Ql
This is a campaign creation, and prices, yet after years of attacks m the other means free silver with the I corporation in the country Now who lot to introduce Mr. Bryan, when he
ill
consent of Europe. After all, this is | appears to lie the liar in this case?
makes his initiation address, sometime
does not fool any sensible person. It these pernicious combinations, the
only a difference in method and not in
Mr. Roosevelt has come dangerously after the election. Surely a great honor
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is hardly necessary to say that such a prices continue to increase year after principal. The republican party lias near being an emperor during his seven for Aleck, and for Dallas through him.
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condition does not exist in the busi year. There will lie sufficiently huge dropped the silver question just as the years reign at the White House. He
democratic party has dropped it. While has thrown the constitution to the |
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ness world today, and the story which crops of wheat, corn, oats, etc., this Sir. Taft deliglitfed to go back in ancient
If not. there is a reason for it.
Many times the nhib
THE 0MPANY SHOOT.
winds,m l o ur liberties and rights de- 1
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is nothing more than bum** mbe is year, and there have been phenome history lie did not say one word about pend upon his whimsical will. Our
dren would rather stay h -me in the evening if they
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being utilized to serve the purpose of mil yields in recent year«-, but all the the full dinner pail that the republican forefathers framed a constitution to in
only had somethin, to do.
Give them an oppor
'f*
party made an issue in 1900 and again sure onr liberties, hut Roosevelt has Our Militia Men Make Good Ree-
H
politicians.
tunity to ggiin some accomplishment so they will he
prosperity has been of no real benefit in 1904. No indeed, the dinner pail of been gradually cutting it to pieces until ¡
the working man is very empty at the it is now nothing but a heap of wreck :
oros.
able t » he leaders in their social circles.
If you
to householders
In fact the me
ft
present time. The farmers of this coun
If there is one thing of more inter
would buy a piano on our easy payment plan, you
plentiful the crops and the larger the try are prosperous as a whole because and rubbish. There are millions of true
American republicans who still believe | The militia shoot of the best riflemen |
és’ than politics to the majority of
they
ship alqo.id $97,000,000 of their in the republican principles ot the im
would b ogivin . them the best chance of their lives.
production of articles which people
in company H took place Tuesday, '
citizens in this country it is the cost
must pur base, the higher are the crops every year and they not only mortal Lincoln and are resenting in an i when their 10 best men shot for su-j
We sell many of the worlds best makes and grades
maintain their own prosperity but are emphatic manner, the despotic act and '
of living. The people are hearing
including, M.tson & Hamlin, Hardman, Wigman,
prices, not only in one section, but in the foundation of the prosperity of the the imperial edict by which tbisfero primacy with the 10 best of the otherj
constantly of the wonderful benefits
whole country by reason of the lac that cions man dictated the nomination of companies in the state, Four men shot i
all parts of the country.
Price and Tuple, etc., at prices ranging from $137 up
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they bring this $970,000,000from foreign Mr. Taft to be his own successor, with foi the regimental troph liv and 10 men
that will come to »hem th ougli the
to $750.
for the regimental me dal. Thev shot
lands
to
us
by
selling
their
wheat,
corn,
the understanding that Taft is to return
continuance of republican rule in
A gan ng of carpenters yesterday put
>tton, i»ork and beef. If the Robber the favor after taking two terms him 40 rounds each at the following dis- !
W e will sell your old organ or piano for you.
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nation and state, yet concerning the new ro<, >f on the Dallas hotel.
Tariff were abolished and fr**e trade self, and nominate Koosivelt in 1918. tancee: 200 yards rapid fire, 20 rounds: j
Call and see us at the Adams & Brobs« Furniture
promoted between us and Europe the Thus we arc* ou the brink of turning 500 yards, 10 rounds each and 000 yards, !
f
t
CoV store.
arnier would I k * able to sell more than from a republic to an empire, with our 10 rounds each. The members of the
this vast amount to the foreign world emperors appointing their own succes Irani were: H. B. Stingley, Leonard;
Shaw.
A.
W.
Bennett,
Wayne
Green-
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which would gre.itlv promote our pros sors. This imperial business is going
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wood, William Paul. Earl Day, Turn
perity and contiue it in a safe state.
to receive a mighty check on November
Mr. Taft seems to think or tries to 3rd. when seven millions of democrats .'lagers, Edward Shaw, B. A. Teats,
OLDEST PIANO MOUSE ON TIIE PACIFIC- COAST
think that the proposition of Mr. Bry and one million republicans are going Chester Rowell, L. D. Brown and Vern
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an to guarantee the money of depositors to sweep William .1. Brvan into the Compton. H. B. Stingley made the
Pianos and Organs
O.
F.
OHORMLEY,
but little short of anarchy. Now White House on the biggest tidal wave highest score, getting 41 out of a possi- j
tuned and repaire
Salesman
Mr. Taft’s plan is for the government of popularity that was ever known in hie 5 ). As to how this compares with
h
scores made by other companies, will
to establish postal savings hanks. Bv this couiijry.
v 'v W
urn.
a « ; h > — . I i '» » w
not
lx*
known
until
the
proper
officers
ii
this means which he proposes, the de
make out their reports. We were not
positor will take his money to (he post-
a pie to secure the official score for pub
office and have it entered in his* l>ook
Ladies. Attention!
Send this advertisement, together with name
lication. The rest of the competitors
like the bank, and the money that the
o f paper in which it appears, your address and
A very complete, uptodate line of new
four cents to cover postage, and w e w ill send
> O C O O O O O O O O O C - » < ^ C x X v O C C C
(KHtotfice receives from the depositor J fall and w inter suits, coats, skirts, petti ran between 30 and 41, all of w hich was
as high as you can— there's no
you a “ Complete Handy Atlas o f the W orld.”
will be deposited in the national banks coats and fius will I k * on display at The very fair shooting, taking into consid
dangci — as lo w as you please
of the country ; here is where Mr. Tatt’s J Emporium on October 23rd and 24th. eration the fact that our boys have had
S C O T T & B O W N E , 409 Pearl S U New York
but little parctiee and are as yet hard
argument is- torn to tatters and riddled i 1 » > days only.—Smith
— there’s no smell.
T h a t’ s
Shelton.
ly acquainted with their guns and the j
o
shreds.
After
the
postoffice
has
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because the smokeless d evice
method ( f sighting. These shoots t. ke
«reived this money from the people
prevents smoke cr smell —
place tw ice a year, the next one coining
hey do not turn one dollar of that nun-j
CRUSHED BY LOG.
Morris, he leading jeweler, has just reoei ed a
off next July, by w hich time it is ex
that means a steady flo w o f
■y over to the banks until they have a i
beaut ifu. Ii ie «»f gold headed umbrellas and wanes
o ;< > :
pected that company H will have de-
guarantee that every dollar will be re- 1
from $ J. »LMo $15 each, all guaranteed, also a new
y! " i" ’ heat for every ounce
turned to the government. Now it the I Clarence Vermillion Meet* Death volo|>ed some unprecedented riflemen.
one of late cuts in Libby cut glass.
c f L e i burned in a
(Vlonei Yoran, of Eugene, and Captain
government demands a guarantee be- 1
Houck, of McMinnville, were present
at Logging Cump.
Fore they will deposit their own money |
ar.«F superintend* d the contest. They
in a national hank, why should not the |
had nothing but praise to say of the
depositor have a guarantee when he de- j
Yesterday
afternoon
another
deplor
progress made bv our company along
po-its his all in the bank? It is a well
known fact that the different banks that able death took place at the Powell log all lines.
D A M - \S
O R BOON
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the government designated as depositor ging camp near Black Rock, run by the
ies in which tin* government funds are
Falls
City
Lumber
Company.
The
vic
deposited for the Ireneflt of circulation
ELECTRIC PALACE
, guarantee every dollar of it. Now why tim in this case was Clarence N. Ver
K1I.I Y BLOCK
(Equipped with S m okeless D evice)
i should not the individual as well as the milion, late of Little Fulls, W ashington,
i government he guaranteed? This all where a sister of the decease i resides.
j goe?. to show that the republicans have
Y o u can c a r r y it about and care for it just as easily as a lamp.
PR< >GR\\l
no plea to make to the people and that i The aceident occured on the rollway,
A STACK OF GROCERIES
Brass oil font holds 4 marts burning 9 hours.
1 landsom ely tm-
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
and is unexplainable, as Mr. Vermilion
•
they
have
been
unable
to
answer
any
i
rnhed in )apan a n d nickel.
E very heater warranted.
1.
— Romance of the Old Mill is required to meet the demands of a
j of the democratic arguments.
was, it is thought by his friends, using
rapidly growing business. Do you for
While we like to use respectful lan every caution, in view of the other sad
2.
— White Chief, or Life Annmg
one the minute believe that our trade
guage towards the president and will
Indians.
The
would continue to increase if our gro
cheeriness
be as gentle w ith him as possible, yet, accident not long ago \U that is known
HONGS
ceries were not
long
I it must be admitted that he has great is that a log escaped, and rolled over
The Heart You Lost in Maryland You
OF STANDARD Q U A L IT Y ?
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w i n t e r evenings
Steady,
ly dwindled in the estimation of the him, crushing out life in an instant,
Will Find in Tennessee.
Of course you don’t. Ho why not try
people of this country in the last year. and severlv mangling the remains. His
brilliant light to read, sew or knit by.
M a d e of
’ Neath the Old Cherry Tree, Swe**t tin* gna*ery store that suits so many
I While prosperity was flourishing ev
brars, nickel plated, latest im proved central draft
other people? Yon certainly want g»»od
Marie.
erywhere. people |»aid but little atten fellow employees got to him in a few
burner. E very lamp warranted. If your dealer can
groceries as well as they. Our price«
tion to the great number of men that he seconds, but he had gone to the great
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The body waaehipped to Salina. Kan-
little about what he said. But this iM , for burial.
T h e Court St.
Change of Program every ether night
S t a n d a r d o il c o m p a n y
man Roosevelt has called Ex-Senator
Mr. Vermilion was a native of Kan
Crocers
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Chandler, of Massachusetts, a liar, sas. ft*ed a I mhi I 28 years, a trusted em
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