Í
much the
portion of the
hundred sud leu lll<»u*an<l doilirs
indelxednes- will anil 1>e
held
»gallisi the county September 30,
next, the date ot the jear on will, tl
a coCD pa neon I» made With Judge
Fisk’s term.
We hare no prejudice -r intent
to d • injustice aud mislead the
public. We lielieve our presenta­
tion of facts is fair and impartial.
BASTORIA
■ŒE33
For Infants and Children.
CASTORI^
COUNTY TAX
Will Eugene Celebrate tbe Na­
tion's Independence
COMPARISONS.
A correspondent a*k* the G uard
to give the tax levies and financial
condition of our neighlxir counties.
We have no information except as
to the tax leyiee:
Linu.................. ..............14.50 mill*.
Bears the
I mams . < hildken
Promotes 'Digestion.Cheerful-
ncss and Rest Contains neither
Opium.Morphine nor Mineral.
N ot N ahcotic .
Signature
I
M >r ion.............. ..............22.60 nulls.
polk................. ............. 21.00 mills.
18.40 rulli*.
Douglas............. ............. 22 00 mills.
Lune............... ■
The
A perfect Remedy for Constipa­
tion. Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea.
Worms .Convulsions.Feverish­
ness and Loss of S leep .
YacSmule Signature of
TTEVV YORK.
tXACT C0FYTF WRAPPER.
Xi.
, ■
—
COUNTY FINANCES.
You Have
Always Bought.
ASTORIA
figures. A comparison can well lie
made by the means of parallel
columns:
JUI,'IE FISK.
Dr. W. Kuykendall got worked
JUIXIK I'lMTKK.
1892-6.
1890-00.
up over the fair, impartial pre­ I
Mills.
Mills.
1890................ 6.
sentation of Lane county finances, 1892 ................. 11.
1893
................
0.3
1897 ......................... 8.6
as made by the G uard , and rtisned 1894 ................... 6 6 1898 ............... 9.3
into tbe Bunday Register with 1896 ................ 7. I 1899 ................ 11.95
The county was in debt about
nearly a column <.f what can only
be characterized as a plea for sym­ 70,000 when Judge Fisk took of-
pathy for the manner in which ice in July 1892. This indebted-
less, from Judge Soott’s term, was
Lane county finances have been ¡.lie result of the Februaiy, 1890,
conducted.
The
Doctor don’t flood that damaged Lane county
want any mention of our high tax roads and destroyed many bridges.
levy made for fear it will hurt ns I I I’he bridges replaced cost a con*
abroad. Does he follow this ac- -iderable portion of that sum. The
-'onngtield bridge alone cost about
c immjdating method in the prac­ M0,000. The II mill levy of 1892
tice of his profession—allow a vas ma<le necessary to meet the
rotten member of the body to cor­ tieavy road and bridge expenses
rupt and poison the whole system? »used Dy the flood. We believe
No! Dr. Kuykendall applies the comparisons justify the following
onclusions:
knife when other remedies lai).
Judge Fisk’s administration paid
Then he endeavors to console ex .ra road and bridge exjieiiSHH ot
himself with tbe thought that we (be 1890 Hood to an amount nearly
have a lower tax than “20 out ot ■<|ual to tbe exjiense of building
the 32 other counties of the state.” lie oourtbousa, and conducted tbe
county business for four years on
o
But Dr. Kuykendall fails to tell the ¡0.8 mills taxation. On September
people that but few of those "20” 30, 1896, (Judge Fisk went out of
counties come in tint Lane county dice July 1, 1896,) the indebted-
and Willamette valley class. Lane ieis of the county was 422,130.38
Judge Potter’s administration
county has had a very low rate of
issumed oilice with the above men*
taxation for years, while Those ’.umed indebtedness ($22,130.38)
twenty counties, situated in E let
gainst the county. Has built the
ern and Southern Oregon will! □urtiiouse at a cost of $74,000.
las levied taxes to the amount ot
few exceptions have had bigi
tax levies. Misery generally love» ¡5.75 mills, w ith ijipresint indebt-
‘dne.s
[February 20] of $110,
compa:.y, but we fail to find con— •47.80. lias a tax roll of $64,-
solation in
the fact that iber >39.38 to its credit. But this tax
people are highly taxed lieside our­ oil is in process of collection and
selves. An editorial in the D aily robatdy will not tie finished be*
ore the latter part of the year.
G uard of February 23 gives a fair,
A hen the tax sale shad tie made
imimrlial statement as io receut 'he mam portion of whatever may
Lane county financiering.
We ^delinquent, judging by former
republish:
-ales, will be bid in by the county,
and little cash will be realized on
COUNTY’ ADMIN 18TRATION1.
that item. In the meantime ex­
Claims and counter claims and
penses muat lie met and interest
arguments as to the economy exer­
charges will accrue, both adding to
cised in the conduct of coun'y
the indebtedness. It is not stating
affairs must depend entirely on
loo much when we assert that
23.50.
On February 20, 1900 Lane,
county had a warrant interest
bearing debt of $110,947.80.
Is there a taxpayer in Lane
county that does not believe that
this large indebtedness and attend­
ant high rate of taxation are suf­
ficient reasons for
tne careful
selection of the men who will ad­
minister the county affairs for the
next four years? The Register,
the accredited - newspaper of the
Republican party in Lane county,
says this high tax rate aud in­
debtedness are alright. Are they
samples ot the economy that the
Republican county platform pledgee
its nominees to enforce?
It is a condition of affairs that
calls for sound financial judgment,
and a careful choice of candidates
who may be depended upon to
fulfill the p'sdges that have been
made by both political parties.
II. R. Kincaid, far county judge,
and J. R. Hill, for county com­
missioner, are both careful, con­
servative men whoQhave made a
success of their own affairs, and
are^jlarge taxpayers. We lielieve
that they are the proper men to
conduct the business of the county
for the next four years.
the oec
I
nares
ÄVeß t table Preparation for As -
slinilalmg the Food and Recula
ting the S mni/irhs and bowels of
For V°u to Read
JULY FOURTH
COUNTY CANVASS.
changed
By mutual arrangement* the Re­
publican and Citizens parties have
agreed on a J iinl canvass of tbe county
aud will address the voters of tbe
several precincts ou the following
dates:
Uoburg, Thursday May 10, 2 pm.
Mohawk, Friday May 11, 2 pm.
Wendling, Friday May 11, 7.30 p ru.
Walterville, Haturday May 1 2, 2 pm.
Thurston, Monday May 14, 2 pm.
Fail Creek, Tuesday May 15, 1 p m.
Hpringfleld, tue*May 15, 7:10 p ID.
Pleasant Hill, Wednesday May 16.
2 p m.
Ureawell, Thursday May 17, 2 pm.
Cottage Grove, Friday May 18,2 p m.
Lorane, Haturday May 19, 2 pm.
Hadleyville, Monday May 21, 2 p ID.
I-ong Tom, Tuesday May 22, 2 p Ml.
Hmitbfleid, Wrilneadav May 23.
2 pm.
Elmirs, Thursday May 24, 2 p tn.
Florence, Haturday May 26, 2 pm.
Mapleton, Monday May 28, 2 p m.
Cheshire, Tuesday May 29, 2 pm.
Juuutiou, Wednesday May 3, 2pm.
IrviDg, Friday June 1,2 pm.
Eugene, Haturday June 2, 2 p tn.
G. R. C hbisman ,
Chairman Republican County Central
Committee.
J. J. W alton ,
Chairman Citizens County Central
Committee.
The date» made by the republicana
have been reconsidered and cancelled.
Court House Notes.
HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Ansel Woods to Wm Born, 37| acre«
In tp 20s r 3 w; $500.
M L Campbell and wife to Erick
Khod« and Ixiuis Johnson, Calato
Belle claim, Bohemia; $300. Quit
claim.
Wm F Esliain and wife to Chas
'Toglesony, 40 acres in tp 18 s r 5 w;
$1000.
L W Brow to J B Lister, lot 2, block
4, Hhaw’s addition to Eugene; $800.
Wm Tripp and wife to Joseph Bar­
FOR WHICH WILL YOU VOTE? row, 40 acres in tp JH a r 7 w; $450.
J;«)HtoWm Tripp, homestead cer­
©
------
tificate for 40 acres in tp 17 S r 7i) w;
J. L. Taylor, Republican nomO $8.00.
SHOULD ■■ CODSIDCSiD
aow.
Will Eusens celebrate the Fourth of July’
Two month* from now u the <l*y of n»tion»l
independence. It i* not too early to make
arrangement* for such *n event, it it is to be
done. Eugene hs* reached the ¡rroportioue of
a city where it b *lw»y* expected
that thi*
day I* properly observed
it i« not too
much to »ay that the county generally prefer*
to attend a celebration in Eugene rather than
inaugurate a smaller celebration at home.
Some of the business men of the city have
spoken of the celebration to G uabd repre­
sentatives and attention is sailed at this time
to bring it plainly before tbe business com­
munity.
If Eugene celebrates a meeting
should be
called within the‘next few days, and a com­
mittee appointed to attend to the details,
many of which require much time to success
fully carry out. Eugene can dot afford to give
a second-rate celebration.
It should be first
class and one that all will ws.nt to attend.
Will Eugene celebrate?
AT THf
STATE
F«EE
CAPITAL.
Dr. Barnard Daly, the Union
nominee for congress, is the man
who made the long 125 mile ride
through the tmowe of Eastern Ore*
gon, with the temperature below
zero, to attend the sufferers of the
Silver Lake, Klamath county holo­
caust on that awtul Christmas Eve
of 1895 that bereft not a few Lane
county people of friends and rela­
tives. His personal sacrifice» in
order to minister professionally to
the unfortunate victims of that oc­
casion endeared him to all who
were familiar with the circuit*
stances.
MAKKIAGE LICENSE.
Jobji Baruesand Miss Myrtle Castle;
U B Bales aud W Doolittle. Parents
Hied with the clerk their written
ooosent to tbe marriage.
Acker s Enflish K-mert» '••"Id b» »H .Irnirxol« Meter *
gusrsotee that ,our
funded !uc*..ilM>lure. 26c.. Sec. »ud «1 . but Üe m L .h and I snads. In Ragland, Is. 3d.. J,
Il'< aultorüc tfu abu'i ffuaraniu.
H'. A- 2/OGAL’Ä A CO., Pruprirturt, Stu
For sale by W. L. DeLano. Eugene, Or.
Special to the Guard.
B loenfontein , May 1.—Tbe Boers
made persistent attacks on the British
lines Saturday aud Bunday, bat were
compelled to retire to their fortified
line about the city.
They fought desperately and their
losses were heavy.
FOREIGN WAR POSSIBILITY
Special to tbe G uard .
N ew Y ork , May 1.—The malnten-
ance^of the Monroe doctrine involves
this country in a possibility of war.
Denmark desires U> cede tbe Danish
West Indies to other countries that
might hold them as a basis to menace
our safety. The state department w;bll
protest.
MA PEKING HOLDS OUT.
Special to the Guard.
L ondon , May 1.—Tbe Boers are
bowing up bridges and destroying the
railroad south of Mafekiug.
The beleaguered forces are supplied
with ammuultiou and supplies tliat
will enable them to hold out mother
month.
THE TURK WILL PAY.
Special to the Guard.
W ashing @ in , May L—TbeBublime
inee for county commiasioner,
MI NINO LOCATIONS.
©
Porte has made CMicessions that will
pays 36 cents tax
(A special
Lur» claim, Bohemia, by Perry »atiafy the administration,
tax of 1 cent a head on 36 sheep )
A naval demonstration will not be
J. R. Hill, Citizens* candidate, LQig, locator.
Elk claim, Blue River, by 8 Brew­ necessary to coerce Turkey into a
pays SH^tax.
baker and G H Yerington, locator.
Key Stone claim, Bohemia, by
Burton Hurd, locator.
The Leroy, Blue River, by P R
Wallis, locator.
Hilliard, Blue River, by D M Hogan
and Geo Fisher, locators.
Blue River Falls, Blue River, by L P
Bnapp, locator.
Good Luck, Blue River, by L P
Bnapp, locator.
¡’lie Leroy, Blue River district; by P
R Wallis locator.
a pccu-
thc.i 1 lai!
liar looking substance, 1 never
Lot
<iue
thought of coasutnptH’"
day I had a hemorrhage, and then
v.-as frightened in ear
did just what you v ou
rushed to the doctor,
either too busy, or sor etn ng
eLe. for he dicin’l do mt < K0*”-
I kept going ondowro !. ■ ”'> ’ne
outhxik was bad. '1 hit ;» t >ok a
ditferent turn, however, when 1
heard of Acker’s English Remedy
for Consumption, for I took it,
and it not only cured my cough­
ing aud spitting, but also built up
my whole system. I took on per­
manent tiesh. and today am just
as healthy a man as you can find
in a week s travel. Yk’u may be
sure I always keep Acker s Eng­
lish Remedy in the house, and it
is a good thing I do so, for one
night my youngest child was
seized with croup. That hoarse,
wheezv cough was the first signal,
and I lost uo time in giving the poor liltle sufferer proper doses of thia p«,
medicine in almost no time the disease was under control, and my child n
saved I advise every parent to have a bottj^ handy ad the time It ssrvetS
same purpose in keeping croup out of the house that a good lock and key
to keep burglars out. It is bo'h an expectorant and a tonic. It cured mt [_
sumption and my childof croup, and I kne^y what I am talking about" (S ibua
Hon. M. H ogan , picture frame manufacturer, 242 Center street, New York.
settlement of
claims.
missionary
damage
D ied .—Sherman, infant son of D 8
and Mollie Baker, died Monday,
April 30, aged 1 month and 1 week, at
the family borne below Irving. The
burial took place today at the Lu per
cemetery.
Trv a
JACKSON SQUARE
VITALin
For Sale By Linn Dreg C,o
HEAVY SHOES
FOR THE
O
FARM.
© TOGGING CAMP
AND ALL
OTHER USES.
MPBEI
TICE-Fa’
tWP
SCARED TO LIFE.
©
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
■ It artificially a igests the food and aids
Witure in strengthening and recon­
structing the exhausted digestive or­
gans. It is t® latest discovered digest­
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach It in efficiency. It in­
stantly relieves and permanently cure9
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Sick Headache,Gast ralgia,Cramps,and
all other resu 11 s of i mperfect d I itestioa
Prepared by E. C. DeWitt A Co , Chicago-
TEEMS
Lv«»r........
M..nth«.. ■
L, Mouths.
---------------
Mrs. Fannie Smith, of Terre Haute. J
been for more than ten years coniufj
her bed, absolutely unable to move J
or foot.
Her case was utterly bopjj
according to physicians. She was »J
one day, when suddenly the cry of firtw
raised. The fire proved to be in an j
ing house, and attracted, for the time >1
the attention of the family, so that ¡3
did not think of the sick woman umm ]
As the cries grew louder with the inoal
ing crowd and the engines rumbledug
llit- streets, and the woman realized 3
t.ie fire was close at hand, her agoutis]
ijnie almost unendurable. Suddenly, si
noises swelled into a great cry. »i»
MA J WALT!
■TALTON
I
SENNOD
L WHT
iag purch
the late <lec
low prepare»
Dentistry in
rt'rownand
money
CUT TIIIB AD. OUT and
•end to u«. utate your
weight ana height also
number inches around
body at bust and aeek.
and we will send thia
Keantifsi flush 4 ape to
Jou by express. C.
. D.. subject tori-
amination. You can
examine and try it
on at your nearest
expresa office and
if found perfectly
satisfactory, ex­
actly as represented
and the MOST
WONDERFUL
VALUE y»’u ever
saw or heard
of, pay the
press sgent QUR
5c Cigar
All Popular Brandi.
Of Cigar» for »ale.
ui
W atei
flry, Etc.
Tepairinj
’All work «
WBKl
PHYSIt
I«— Up« ta
’Hour«: 9 t
Julius Goldsmith’s
HÂIH SWITCH 65 CENTS.
F.C. CORSETS
. woman’s Nature
American Beauties»
Moiher’s Friend
SxSi«9d
SUIT
ATT
■ practice ù
Ice—In Wai
E
1VIICENT & co.: üornsr 3rug\Store-
Teachers Will Meet in Eugene
Saturday. May 5.
EASTMAN KODAKS,
PREMO CAMERAS,
WEEKLT
Fine line of Ladies Shoes at popular /"j 11 J-^PD
prices, $1.50 and upward.
vJItoDUiy
she thought she heard the hissing oft»
fl.mies she leaned with a bound fronts
bed and ran aown stairs.
She bad t**
shocked into life.
POWUK OF ATTORNEY.
This is not a solitary case
The story®
Anima Esborn lias appointed W P
and express this event in the newspapers called
ehanrv- .express from various sources accounts of «i®»
Esbom her attorney in fact.
eharges will a«ersge 60 to 75 events in which cure had been wroughtb»
seat» for 1,000 mile«.
CIRCUIT COURT.
This Circular Plush Cape Is «ery latest style for Fall strong excitement. These facts are import­
— ------------
r” aad * Inter, made of finest ant because they prove that there
Itali’k 8»al l’lu«h, uo inches i<»n(t, cut full sweep, lined reserve force in nature upon whi^J*
Delbert vs Eva Audrews; suit for
throughout with lerreriz -d «Ilk in Mark, blueorrrd. Very
elaborately embroidered with aoutaeha braid and black sick can draw if they can once be bro«p
divorce. Th* couple were married in
Wli WALL Hl ÏÂÏ HAIK NUI H HKB |n «atak beading
Illustrated. Trimmed all around with extra into contact with that reserved force by®
aav «air af fr». « jjq lo >3.23, tha a«M) »f fine Black Thibet Fur. heavilv interlined with wadding
Eugene Hept 28, 1895. Tbe complaint
• wlftaes lUat ratai! ai «4. u« lu «».oO.
and fiber
tk Catalegwe. Address, use of proper means.
In a large majority of cases, these
OUR OFFER: p»t thi" *<1 OUI and tend SEARS, ROEBUCK A. CO..CHICACO
alleges that defendant deserted plain­
-------------------- to u*. tnclowa a good oued
if they could be acted upon by the requtf«|
.Sear», Roe Ouch Ate. arv thoruagbiy ndiaJlo.— kditer»)
•a nplr «>f the axaet «ba«.« wanted. and eut 1$
tiff July 4, 1898; no children were born
force could be restored to a conditio®'*I
ouïs» nvar the roots a* pooaible,locioae
•■r «perial prtr» awoiod aad > mit aura to
healthy, hapny living. There is for that]
to the couple. L Bilyeu appears as
pay i«Q8ta<a, and »• wili aiaka tha a-ltck ta
as there is for everyone, a ifreat re*t*|
«ateh y. «r bair ex*««, and aend to you by
attorney for plaintiff. 0
force
in nature, a great power of recup^l
W.
V
mail.
postpaid
and
if
you
are
not
perfectly
Following I* the program to tie given
\ \ <*Uaiiad.
sauniiwi, return
rvturn it
itand
and »«will
«• wlll immediately
üumadiately
ition. when the proper
flE I
vntirmnno«-
À ruftintl
rvfvnd jour
monrv.
CONTRACT.
at tlie local teacher*’ institute, which
brought into use, to cause^MMs reser«l
dnrt|K*lal Uffsr FHeaaafollawwi t-oa. awltch
«Mn.
lomr.
long
au>m,
>5
O
|
.hort
atern,
force to flow and to start up the rnachiu^l
Between E C Htnitb and P L C
will tie held at the Higli School build­
90C| >-ox. î? in. long, ahortatem. >|.25|
of recuperation.
The great need of
MAKE
< •>. C ia. long, ahort a.em, >1.50: 8-o^
ing in Eugene, Haturday, May 5 Hansen, to sell 1280 acres iu tp 17 a r 2
!• to love ehildrea, «nd no
despairing and helpless sick is hope ®
< in loi.«.ahortatem. >2.23| 34 oa. »in.
home i an be completely hap*
w, a<3$18 per acre, being a total of
»n*r. abort au m. >3.25. fil >| aramtib
beginning at ill a nE)
suppose your case is consumption
«gê, 01 B Wukl tha hirfliewt grade on tha
py without them, vet the
there any hope for that? Let us **.1
ninikct. <>rd»r •< a*m aed r»t Iku* spa«4»|
MORNING—1U O'CLOCK.
I $23,040. Fo be paid: $1500 down; in
ordeal through which the
It is an idle thing to discuss the queyj
prtre». Ye-ir aaoaay retaraad if y»e ar» ■«(
raped a ut mother muat peaa
12 mouths 50 per cent, aud balaucv in
-»J r1'***4 '? nl* /,,r
Catalogue ol
of the curability of consumption ,
Recitation.................................
liair(»00.1», Ad«lr*i»,
la aeually co full of Buttering and danger that she looha forward to the ci meal hour with appro* ’yr liuw 1 Graded My School'
doctors disagree wjj» shall deq^
ti w Milam !ooe “d two
payment*. Tbe
SEARS, ROEBUCK & C0.(lac.I ChlcaMb
benaiu.i and dread MoTxaa’e FUIND, by Its penetrating and •nothing pro|»ertiea, allaya nauaea,
Waive that question entirely^«}
ara ih.N-oaetly —*-
—
agreement is signed E (’ Smith, P L C
nervouaneae aad all unpleaaaut feeling a, and eo prepare« the ay^rm that ahe paa^ea through the Whltperln« Dleeuwloo.
the facts as they are
Here are hn <
evaat eafelv with but little auffeHug, aa number« have testified aud aatd. ** it ia worth ita weight A fchool ciMeltlMt by Course ot Btudy
Haus, n and M D Smith Witnesee»*
of cases of persons who have been de*-
in gold ” ft to eold by all drug*
suZ“.:?X"! A 0 W«*ock
8 L roompwm.
'
ately ill. They had the scarlet color in®
PARKER’S
gtata. Booh containing valua
Music in the School
face, the drenching night sweats, tbe
HAIR BALSAM
ClaamMs and beani.r^g ths hair.
Me Information to all. mailed
PROBATE.
ing
awav of flesh, hacking cougKj^
Prvm.Aaa a l«xur.ant (rowth.
A FTKHNOON—1 :M
free, upon application to the
ness of breath, the spitting of
Karev Falla to Heater a Gray
Estate
of
H
Naomi
Catef,
deceased
;
Bimiiio kauri aroa C um
Hair
to
ita
Youthful
Color.
daily weakening which betoken" conswi
Cam of School Building« an<l Grounds by
Curts sra p d erases * ba r
rur, Atlanta, G urgia.
tion. They believed they had consuop^
leach era and l»lrectots
K Schwarrachlld | petition to sell 10 share« of «took In the
and said so.
The doctors said they
I
Profeaaor Erad Dunn Eugene Loan A Havings Bank for
—w Addroaa ........
consumption and could give
blato Course of study
cash. Ho ordered by Judge Potter.
BUJS A13J0
NEITHER HOPE NOR HELF
....................
Superintendent J H Ackerman
Lt 7 a IHN» 4 M » h H 4 1 » !> x, 1»MW» A»o<l • MH SLR
These people have taken Dr
J
Estate of Jason A Bushnell, de­
•a
at on on K$' i lam
m»iN
two -
KVKN1NG.
Gohlen Medical Discovery and are
rm a kxkk pom »ins « t > i .&8.
ceased; consent of heirs filed to settle­
in the activity of their business put*®® .1
A NÍW SklT FRÍE FCR ANY OF THUE tU.TS
Music .
ment of estate.
WWlCN CONT C V( ÍATISFACÍMY WEAI
their household duties. It may Jx■ «
I
AddrvM
"tale buperinlrndrnt J tl Ackerman
st n »o no M oney *
>* «»4. •«<»> j
the
symptoms were false, that ah tn
1
Estate of J K Ellison diseased; value
lar nd U> »•. Marc
•( Mv Altluv « hrthrr
H«nrr
•mall foragV ami wr a ill wn«i y u
tors were mistaken, that the Pat,cnt*/'.vt|
Teacher*, directors and eveiy frieud of estate $1,000. F M Wilkins ap­
the Mit by expreta. i O. 1». subje* t to'»1.
selves were wrong, that they did noil
animation Y *»w < an viMfeiar It at x r
of nur school* urged to atteud these pointed administrator. Bond* $2,000;
consumption at all. But the fact
- I
npm» offiewsnd it foun-i rorfevtK »alia-
factory anHeqwal to
»■ v.-»r t»wa r»r
Omectlnga. Come and a.*i«t in making J W Kays surety. Appraiser* ap-
that they were sick, shut out from - I
• l.-a. ■ It; .rex I»— .
. »««P «1»«-. Ml
life
and
losing
with
every
day
jJI
lilTer
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rlxe.
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-
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c
.
.
I our ecboola better.
polntsd, J \V Norris, H Graham and
TRIM IMU FAXT Lil$- t i - 41<»
upon the present. It may be that
W. M. MILLER, Hupt.
1* xeara of
xa*i »r» mato-« rvrrvwkpr* »,
have consumption and have it v*t
I
G«> D Linn.
• X •«. ’ to u|!h OH MIK OH s.4 ik\k»<*,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS.
«m <Ms Kemedy curwa q’W Aly, pdrniArtofit!▼ all
not cured, but if there is any metiicm
lalr«4 IV4M» »«vl* »• UlastrMe«. »14« frvMa a
• dito »-». Vt .»< >!■
rv, I
« of Hram >s w»r,
SOLO BY
rarm.sGtc. a .«i
will do as the “Golden Medical
»•, W*kD'
- a , I »>«$ % I» a !Uy, bighily Btule»
»«*•• aiassioerv. nta
. jM»tt«-m
«ma. Imps»««' < r a d waai . i - »U ava *«-« r«uaod br
cry ** has done for such as
fine Italian lining’. »«•"*•* kir*'«l«w to'rrlrc.af, >a««iag.
* •
*
Uo
i -l«'' l«k k»i»aloul«
If you intend to register, you 'must »»a*
AX BILLY.
toa aa« i stoto -aiaf. ail* aad Mae« aewiag« *“•—1------ -
destroy every consequence ’f th*
ldl»T. V ». *’• c | rv ■
« at-tigAnsi
p
iar«Mk'»<.a*«ll asi Me, «p par* a a eta 1.1 br sr*a| ef
and
sweep awav all its sytnpt->®»«
do
»o
al
once
as
there
are
but
a
few
” *• '' I- •
I Ml
r h
«1 - ta>. H t mu . prxto
» - ’
.< far Me,« « la
»•
U rt»r u«. frvto
relieve from pain and put the uK ' I
T k 4K«. eHir far "
* 11 * \ . N&K,
• f.*h n
-
. , i
.lays lett before the registry books will 1»
1
»
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upon the plane of perfect health. 1
I
s
•• •
ÿtow' tra t>T $«•$$<**
Ne»‘x natta ■aatir ta ar.tor tv-em Cito
*am
be dosed, which occurs oe the evening |*to*
».to -<sT««r *,l kio^o.
name of consumption bec«^ '
* tte* ®|
tent free on apphcati
\ i rr«a.
• X
I » < -'M! KN A iML.iNf . IW im * ma .
bear
to
«care
the
weak.
-
a < a
.^1
BEARS.
R0E8LCK
&
CO.
be.
Chicago.
Ill
of May 15th. If you don’t register you
fact, it is of no moment what tnc
J
K*atort a fa. ar* i*><rcxa<b • mtatoe. Cakar.)
will have great difficulty in voting on
•hall call the disease that
from
life,
if
1
have
lived
my
¿.I
election day—If you can do aoat all.
«•sewee VITALI TV
full limit of its year* and to tn* ^¿.3
LOST ViftOR
The monthly salary of Pendletou, a
jovment of its pleasures, ito
ANO MAINMOOD
I •» ibta ad. •*» aed »W iw a*. »<AU w hwiber yuZwtefc*-a\l W «•>
relations.
cit v t he si/e ot Albany, is as follows
LiBHi NM 11 Mi. alau e.4«r and war •kilted.
Impotency. Night Emissions and
ian*
trefftM Davi¿
Three p.._.
.
p* **
J F. Beam, city recorder, $70, John M Cures
¡• m T.:; hi » highgrade 1900 MODE l
lakerovine. Ikrk- '
wa-ttng disease*, all effects c< seif
TW 5
there ’ wa« no cnrr f t r
Heathman.
city
marshal,
$70;
T
J
ACME JEWEL BICYCLE.
’XT"? *•
abuse, cr excess and tndis
years
a
gr
writr« .
,
. Tod iav at 73
Mai«»
Million, city engineer al pumping
____ in
j«cd I»r Pierce • w
aaw
I then
cretion A nerx e tonic nn«l
Dtocerv an ! wm entirrlv cure'-
Dirry? Then your liver tsn t
station, |T0; J T Brown, superintend­
w^
blood
builder. Br •
ti.
t
to'.t Gl k
“A* you know, fire JCRT*
acting «ell. You suffer from bilious­
r*
an «1 exprys
ent of water works, $60. J W Bbeer,
had given me np to die with o
pink glow to pale cheeks and
ness, constipation. Ayer’s Pills act
write«
Mr E. G McKinnrv «
Don t be Deceived
restores
the
fire
cf
youtti.
nightwatchman,
$60;
Win
Cottman,
directly on ths liver. For CO rears
Fayette Co, <•
_ Va.:
___
W I look
-
trt
» MIA, aa. r.,
By mail BOc per box; B boxes
_ en
- itire' v
Dr. R V Pierce. and am
the Standard Family Pill. Small
nightwatchman, $*■>, E Hulse, driver
’ 'm tc
as directeu
have
taken
«tmdfly.
4
a
er
N
’
J.BO;
with
a
written
giiarHn-
doses cure. 25c. All druggists.
of the citv team, RM; W R Withee,
te*S TIM
-V*. •» Mil r.V.,2*” ” '
• a»»N Medical Ihacovery/
?-45.
- r
L- D Finney. F<o . of Amelia. A
«r'
engineer of tire enaine, ||0, ( harlee leo to cure or refund the money. OUR $2.45 WATCH '•
Jf. C W’ t-«
\ tr- r
",’r
«-• • r
"
ywur tu. ntt» .» or bwar4 • M^uUful
Hreuticb,
chief
<t
tire
department,
of
txphm<!
frver.
I
wan
t*kru
“
’
NERVITA
MEDICAL
CO
WwwB <*r rwh b » a
co««h
A fl er triring «ever.i’ re
$8.43. Total sa'aries paid by the city Hinton O jMDtaon
CHICACO, ILL.
*
*o no avail I decide ! t > try I»’ ’
b o 1 .1 »M W omm r.— V
Medical Ducawry After tak ug
i
of
Pendleton,
H5N
33
far
sad*
W1.
TM
m
*
lh^gkt
„■Xa.L.Aasn-1 n .i.-.tjw I, ■ ’m » -
f,
’ V : •
Rreatly relieved. *•<! after n*'Oi
-e*Rh£?EBUCK *co
wm entirely cared
Dr Pierer *
, a
♦t to claimed to be. It u worth ita
roki to sujtnaf h annuity "
1
LOCAL INSTITUTE
©
I3R.. MOTT’fj
v
NT1TU VHRIIV i*i
' The
remedy for nervous prostration *nd all diseases of thegeoevm
- organs of either sex, such as Nervous Pr .Lration t ailing cr Lost Mini?
Iinpotency, Nightly Emissions, Youthful Errors. Mental Worry, ticewnS
of Tobacco or Op'um, which lead to Consumption and Insanity. With «$3
ACTED IICIMfi R® order we guarantee tocure or refund the monev. Sold at Sl-OOperta
ArlLKUolr'i« <« boxes for $5.00» DIE* fllOT T’S <. ill.-TllC AL C4A»t Cleveland,
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Models
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KALAMAZOO CORSEf CO.
S2.45 GOLD PLATED
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