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THE TALLÌ CITY NEWS. JtTLY X 101» 4 LEAVES HOUSE TO HER PETS. EPITAPH ON STEPPING STONE Dead W om an's Doga and C ata Occupy Homo T h a t W a i Hara. Ell**h«th. N. J.-O c c u p y in g a house In Ash wood avenue, a com pany of d»ga an d cats. w h lc h ’ w er* th e pets of the la te Mrs. M ary U ouialne W right, will tie allow ed to enjoy u n d istu rb ed th eir p resen t abode until they ro lu u ta rtly seek a n o th e r home. Such request 1» co n tain ed In th e will of M rs W right. Mrs. W rig h t's d au g h ter. Mrs 1'reder- Ick C. K elley. Is nam ed to see th a t th e stra n g e req u est Is carried out. In acco rd an ce w ith th e dead wom a n 's d esires h er la te hom e la kept h e a t ed and th e an im als fed regularly. Mrs. K elley said she hoped th e anim als w ould becom e sufficiently a tta c h e d to her to m ake th e ir abode a t her bouse, w hich Is only a sh o rt d istan ce from the W rig h t hom estead. Mrs. W right w as well k n o w n in th is vicinity a s a friend of dum b anim als. W ith h er husband, th e la te S eam an L. W right, she lived for m ore th a n forty y e a rs In th e old hom estead. T h e D aily Found on Slob J u s t Turnod Over A fter F ifty Years. Colum bia. C onn.—N eeding a fiat stone for rep airs th a t he wns m aking. Kd w ard P hillips pried up one w hich for o v er fifty y ears had been used as n step p in g sto n e n e a r th e farm house t*:ck door. To his su rp rise he saw on th e rev erse side. In fairly plain letters, the Inscription: In memorj of Kmlly. d a u g h te r of Mr. J o s e p h and »Ire Eunice 8mlth. who died April 15, tsu. aged sis months and flftaen days. Shop Is H onsst, but T hinks E vsrything Belongs to H is M aster. M uncte. In d .—E d w a rd G o ttlieb o f M o n d e h as a shep h erd dog w hich for Intelligence he believes can n ot be su r passed. I t is not unusual for th e a n im al to bring hom e th in g s th a t he finds In th e stre e ts, b u t th e o th er day It su rp assed all Its previous endeavors by com ing hom e w ith a brand new $1 bill in Its mouth. It Is said th e dog picked up th e money In South W alnut stre e t. In th e c e n te r of th e business d is tric t Mr. G o ttlieb Is now en d eav o r ing to find th e person th a t lost th e money. “Sbep does not m ean to be d is honest." said his ow ner, "b u t be thinks th a t ev e ry th in g of v a lu e he sees should belong to m e.” and Buy O rohard Land S tatesm an O N E W H O LE YEAR Nollce 1« News Subscribers By M ail r,; n o il« * m e an» t h a t y o u r e u b e o rlp * $ 3 .0 0 n t t d i fla ln fl During the Bargain Period Ending July 15, 1916 Rest. thou, sweet slumberer. In the peace ful (ra v a ; Short was thy Ufa; forgotton ooon shall be. Except the few who. drowned in sorrow-» wave, With painful pleasure still remember thee. Nobody know s w here th e sto n e had been used o r w here It cam e from . Mr. P h illip s- fa th e r bought th e house over fifty y e a rs ago and th e sto n e w as a t the back door th en for a step p in g stone. It Is five feet long an d nearly tw o feet wide. DOG FINDS $1; TAKES IT HOME State of Ohio, c ity of Toledo, e, L ucas C ounty. I F ra n k J Cheney m ak es oath th-it he Is eenlor p a rtn e r of the firm of L J Cheney A Co., doing business In the City of To ledo, C ounty and S ta te aforesaid, and th a t said firm will pay th e sum of ONE H U N D R E D DOLLARS for each and ev ery case of C a ta rrh th a t cannot b > cured by the use of H A L L ’S CATARRH CURE F R A N K J. CHENEY. Sworn to before m e and subscribed In m y presence, th is 6th day of December, A. D. US?. (Seal) A. W. GLEASON. N o ta ry Public. H a ll’s C a ta rrh C ure Is ta k e n Internally end acts directlv upon th e blood and m u cous surfaces of th e system . Send for testim onials, free. F J C H E N E Y & C O . Toledo. O. Sold bv all D ruggists. 75c. M r. H em e Seeker [ C O M K TO F A L L S C I T Y . O R C O O N C o rre e p o iid e litH w a n te d in e v e r y n e ig h b o r h o o d ill till« a u c tio n ol Ilio T o N e w or P r e s e n t S u b s c r i b e r s W h o H and U s Their $ 3 . 0 0 N o w e n in try . M a i l or B r i n g Y o u r S u b s c r i p t i o n s T o d a y Whole Family Benefited By Wonderful Remedy TO THE F A L L S C IT Y NEW S. Bargain Agenti of the Daily Statesman, Salem, Ora. LAST SHOT OF CIVIL WAR. | \ » BAD TEMPER CAUSE APPENDICITIS i in* wholesale surgical operations for intestinal disorders. “There are more unnecessary Abdominal Specialist Says It Causea operations und fewer necessary Inflamation ! ones performed on the appendix thun any other organ of the body,” j ! he declared. 1 San Francisco, July 1. —As a man thinks so is his apendix. So says Dr. S. J. Winter of Bos SENECA HAS TABERNACLE. ton, wellknown specialist on ab M»n Built It In — a Single Day—Saata 1,000 Persons. dominal surgery, who is attending Seneca. K an A com m unity lalw rua the convention of the American cl» w as bull! here lu one day At H Medical association here. o'clock th e buatueaa mid prufeaalnnal If you are fretful, hateful, mo men of the tow n g ath ered w ith ham rose. peevish or peppery, your uiers, aawa. plane* aud mill* and w ent work. By tl o'clock the Im mcuae appendix will suffer and you have to building wa* com pleted. to have an operation. T he tab ern acle haa a »eating capacl According to Dr. Winter, mark ty of 1.000 people and will be used d u r the sum m er for th e Sunday night ed intestional enlargement and an ing m ectluga and fur a com m unity cen ter 1 \ abnormal number of appendicitis for social affair*. cases are noted in insane patients, T he band boy* co o perated In Its erec tlon and will u*e It for tb elr weekly proving that there is some connec concert«. T he ladle* of th e city pre tion between a diseased mind and pared and served d in n e r a t noon to K xtrt copies of T he, News a r e appendicitis. Severn I hundred people. T he Hev. C harles A. R ichard 1» the printed each week, and vfill be sent Dr. Winter scored the appendi com m unity p asto r an d one of th e prim e to ativ address desired, postpaid, citis “fad” and the carelessness sp irits In th e erection of tbia ta b e rn a for 5 cents per copy. of unskilled physicians in attempt- cle. W oman Asked Polios to So# if Old Gun W a t Loaded— It W as. New Y ork.—T he “last sh o t o f the civil w a r" w as fired recently In a courtroom It cam e from a gun w hich had been b an g in g for y e a rs on a wall lu th e hom e o f th e late W illard H . Hodgson. T h e m u sk et had been car- rled In th e w a r of th e rebellion by Mr. H odgson's fath er. Mr. H odgson s sis te r w as prep arin g to move to a n o th e r house, b u t w as a fra id to ta k e dow n th e old m u s k e t She called in L ieu te n a n t H en ry B row n of th e F latb u sh police sta tio n an d tu rn e d th e gun ovek to him. H e took it arouud to th e sta tio n house and show ed it to A tte n d a n t P a tric k OLougUHn o f th e ; l-'latbusb c o u r t w hich is in th e sa tu ^ building. S tan d in g in th e corcjdor O 'L oughlln pointed th e gun a t th e \fioor an d pull ed th e trigger. T he ol$ w a r m usket w a s h e a v ily loaded, aud th ere w as a report w h ich s ta rtle d th e police re- se rv e s a n d th e people In th e c o u rt room. Do It n o w . There sre many little things to annoy us, under present conditions of life. The hurry, hard work, noise and strain all tell on us and tend to provoke nervousness and irritability.. We are frequently so worn out we ran neither caL sleep nor work with any comfort. We are out of line with ourselves and others as well. A good thing to do under such circumstances is to take something like Dr. Mile«' Anti-Pain Pills to relieve the strain on the nerves. Mrs. J. 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MILLER Morning Lecturer Superintendent Dallas, Oregon, July 4-10 PROGRAM TUESDAY PROGRAM BEGINS PROMPTLY Children's Hoar Afternoon Concert Evening Concert 9 00 A.M. 2 30 P. M. 7 30 P M. MomiBg Letlure Afternoon Lrclurr Evening Lecture 10 00 A. M. 3 00 P. M. S IS P. M. Morning Admission 25c, Children 15c SUNDAY Evening -Opening Exercises and Superintendent’s Announcements Lecture, “ Economic Causes of the War’’ ..................Dr. Newell Dwight Hillis Admission 35c MONDAY Morning Junior Chautauqua “The Freeing of the Folded Wing’’ Mrs. Harriette Gunn Roberson Afternoon—Magical Entertainments The Floyds of Boston 1. Prestidigitation Mr. Floyd and Assistants 2. Mind Reading . . Mohala 3. Music Interludes . Mr. Allard 4. Closing Scene, The Trunk Mystery ................................. Entire Company Prelude The Schuman Quintet Admission 50c Evening —Grand Concert................................. The Famous Schumann String Quintet Admission 50c ( 1 7.-<MNMSBt> ' -V K » ...» Evening— Popular Concert Ruthven MacDonald of Toronto, Canada Famous Production. “The Story Beau tiful” Father Patrick J. Mac Corry An Evening of Art, Music, Oratory Admission 50c “ Darling Day” Morning—Junior Chautauqua Morning Lecture, Conjugation of the Verb “To Live” .....Mrs. Harriette Gunn Robertson Afternoon—Prelude.......................... Saxony Singers Lecture, “American Ideals” ................................. Mrs. A. C. Zehner Admission 35c Evening—Popular Concert...............Saxony Singers Lecture, “Our Town” ........ Nels Darling Admission 35c WEDNESDAY Ciricilto Day Morning Junior Chautauqua Morning Lecture “ Without Sound of Hammer Mrs. Harriette Gunn Ro berson Afternoon—Grand Concert Ciricillo’s Italian Band Admission 50c E ven in g- ” 11 Trovatore,” in four acts II Trovatore Grand Opera Company Grand Concert Ciricillo’s Italian Band Admission 75c THURSDAY Morning— Junior Chautauqua Morning Lecture, “The Secret of Suc cess Mrs. Harriette Gunn Roberson Afternoon—Artist’s Recital Ruthven MacDonald “The Lucky Number” .......................... ................................ F. Eugene Baker Admission 25c FRIDAY Morning Junior Chautauqua Lecture, “The Alphabet of the Angels” .......... Mrs. Harriette Gunn Roberson Afternoon—Prelude................................Gullotta Trio Lecture, “India, ” showing curios and perhaps in native dreisS Mrs. Roberson Admission 25c Evening— Concert.............. .............. Gullotta Trio Popular Lecture, “The Man Worth While” ......................Roland A. Nichols Admission 35c * SATURDAY Morning— Junior Chautauqua “The Melodies of Life” Mrs. Roberson Afternoon—Prelude ....................... Swiss Yodlers Popular Lecture, “ If I Had Life to Live Over Col. Geo. W. Bain of Ken tucky Admission 35c Evening— Grand Closing Concert Swiss Alpine Yodlers from the Ziller- thal and Evelyn Bargelt, Carntoonist (A BIG DOUBLE PROGRAM .) Admission 50c » f