HOME FROM NOME
vim want women’s
11 jg.-es’ or c
for
TERRIBLE DEATH
w. H. and ames Abrams Ar-
You can get them as
long as the stock
lasts at
HAO
A CRISIS
IS VERY NEAR.
Special to the G uard .
11 i AND U ) J MY
,TL’KUAV
AUGU-T4
■p4iul<igl>mii s III ■ itiuues to itn-
■n<e.
■ p.v screen doors al <t windows a' F
H- Ba uber*.
■q uo«» Hruy*-»<<»!«’i> h«»r»«e I ihm «ten
»vered.
■ flu* «’♦*
(o show uo ru I
K 3 years, at F L CUarubi r»'.
1'1 be te'ephoue office al leatiel, 1 Mo
valley, has been opened tor
Ksiliess.
BTbe O R A N C o lia* abami" e
■lilam-tte river for tlie prsaeut.
Hver being too low.
»Valley wheat in Portland i« quoted
B from 54 to 55 cents.
This would
Kake it 42 to 43 cent» iu Eugene.
■ Car load of Mauila binding twine
Kt received, 14 ceil'»; buy now. At
■ L Chambers.
■ Geo W 0'cot', of Fairmount, lias
KiJ to R-v E A Child bis home, eon-
Ktiug of ibr-e acres.
Mr Orcott in-
Kods moving to Washington.
I Two Fore-t Grove farmers hav- con-
■ucied to furnish Hie government 500
Kus of bay io i-esbipptd to Mauila.
She hay is to be delivered a' Forest
Irove <>u August 20111.
I Grants Pass Courier: Victor Hoir,
Bho was in this county Horue weeks
Lias» Sunday rchool tuissionaary,
laartcently tieeu seriously ill in Med-
■rd, but Is now much impioved.
I loan operation >-n Sam Thurston
Isslerday tbe doctors, T vV Harris and
I A Prentice, located the pus cavity
Mat has been giving him so much
■outde. Sam is improving todav and
I is thought he will recover.
I Tbe Bain wagou and Baiu buggy
ke last vehicles made—another car
Lad of buggies due June 25. Always
I full as.ortuient at F L Chambers.
I Albany D mocrat: Johnny Pipes
■bo has an office in tiie ct naus depart-
Lent at Washington on account of
lia father Judge M L Pipes being a
■old democrat, has beeu promoted.
I 123Creeceiit bicycles sold this season-
|t is the wheel for every day work,
kith tins on them that last. F L
Lhamtiers has them.
The steamship t'le.’eland arrived at
Besttie yesterday from Cape Nome,
■July 20)
Smallpox was abating
Wheu she sailed, only 18 casts bi lug
rephrted. Lacs of rain prevents work
du the creeks, aud miners are getting
small returns front the beach mines.
Portland Telegram, August 5: The
lug Maggie, in tow of the Roberts,
cros-ed in at Astoria, this ntorniDg.
The Maggie went ashore at Sluslaw
some time ago. Her Hull was repaired
at Florence and she will be brought to
Portland for repairs to her machinery.
The Deering mowers and binders
give petfect satisfaction audlast longer
than any other built. Deering extras
dou’l break tecause they are made of
good sluff. See them at F L Cham
bers.’
W ashington , August 2.—The information coming to
the war department during the past 24 hours about affairs
m China is not in the least reassuring for the safety and
continued well being of the foreigners in Pekin.
Li Hung Chang has notified representatives of the vari
ous governments that he will offer to provide a safe escort
for the ministers to Fein Tsin, provided the allied march
on Pekin cease at once. Secretary of State John Hay very
bluntly demands communication with Minister Conger be
fore he will agree to anything.
The allied forces number 20,000 men and the artillery
has 170 guns. They expect to reach Pekin by August 12.
The fact that this force is not tolerent but very earnest is
the cause of the message by Li Hung Chang. Secretary
Hay along with representatives of other countries is deter
mined to know the exact status of affairs before any con
cession will be granted to Chinese diplomats, whereby they
may evade any responsibility for the misdeeds of Boxers
ami other disturbing elements.
BRITISH MINISTER REPORTS.
»-»•»■
*
8 >ecial to the Guard.
L ondon , August 2.—Sir Claude Macdonald, the British
minister at Pekin has succeeded in getting a personal re
port through to his government. He states that provisions
are plenty, but that ammunition is very short. This is vir
tually the same news as sent out by Conger several days
ago, and probably left Pekin at the same time.
SHAH OF PERSIA.
Rpecial to the Guard.
P aris , August 2.—An attempt lias been made to assas
sinate the Shah of Persia, but it was not successful. The
assailant was arrested with arms still in his possession.
A BIG TIMBER DEAL.
SHORT WHEAT CROI’.
Wisconsin Capitalists Buying Washington State Grain Inspector
Large Tracts of Timber
Says 25,000.000 Bushels Is a
Land in Oregon.
Higû Estimate.
The Daily Mining Journal,published ,
at Marquette, Michigan, publishes a
dispatch from Marinette, Wisconsin,
which , says:
"It looks now as though Marinette
aud Menominee lumbermen would
close one of the biggest timber deals
and probably the largest ever made in
one transfer. Four Marinette cruisers
—G W Holmes, Hugh McMillan,
James Fitzpatrick ami Charles Beut-
ley—have left f«>r Portland, Oregon, to
look over a tract ot fir, spruce and pine
timberonthe Willamette river.
“It embraces over 10o,990 acre» of
land which will scale between two
and three billion feet of lumber, The
consideration, if tbe deal is made, wil|
be over $750,090. The men who eX-
pect to buy it are Isaac Stephenson
aud Henry Swart, of this city, and 8
M Stephenson atid William Holmes,
of Meuominee, Micb. They have an
option on it and tbe cruisers will make
a final trip over it to confirm the esti
mates of timber. There is little doubt
that tbe deal will be made. Tbe tilD-
ber wi'l tic sawed at Portland or near
there.”
ENOUGH
OF
»
BOOM
H and Jain«» Abraius arrivtd
home thi« afterno-'U fr^ai 1' h | h > Nome
and it» glittering d.-T. ust .t.e, well
oonteut to ata.v here. Finding th > coi-
diliou of affiaire tb<t<- iti bad «hap-
they very «eusibly ¡eft, bunging i*. k
with them only the "itiahaetiosi of
having made a tri* win i au a ivwi -
tured'.uie et.irit eraved
The ventlemeH left N ’lue tee d >y«
ago and li»d a plea.-ui, trip den.
Ovei t> V p-ople arrived iu Meatlieyes
terday from Nome, and liny «ay that
more aill cornea» fast a» t>"ai» can i.e
found to catry them
A G uard re
porter *»w U.e geutl. men a few mo
menta alter the arrival of tbe train
till* afternoon, and learnto that cou-
ditloHs have m nowise 1 eeii mirtated
iu recent pres» reports from Nome.
That section i» crowded with |«ople,
Comparatively little to do, and many
are broke, and will need to have assis
tance to return. Up to the time tiie
Measr» Abrams left there bad been at-
aolutely no rain, ami tbe creeks were
dry, so iliat many claims which would
otherwise l-e worked are lying Idle.
Some |>eopie are, of course, doing
well, but tbe larger element of the
population is "on the hog,” and dis
conteut ir rife among tingui.
Uf Eugene people, Tom Abrams Is
running an engine and will stay for
some time. Wes Cherry is there.
D
P Hall i-at Nome, but may return to
the Blates in a mouth unless times im
prove. Bert Jemnugs i» also theie
Tbe bubble lias unqualifiedly burst,
ami tbe tlmusands w lm have rushed
north to pick up fortuuea in a short
time will return in some way, while
those few who by virtue of better con
ditions and lucky hits will stay aud do
well. But tiie fortune is not to every
one who goes to Nome more than to all
who take a trip to our Bohemia or
B.ue River, yet it is there for some,
with the prospect» greatly in favor of
Lane county districts.
Would Not Suffer So Again for
Fifty Times Its Price
1 awoke last night with severe pains
iu my stomach. 1 never felt so badly
in all my life. When I came down to
work tills morning 1 felt so weak 1
could iiardly work. I went to Miller
A McCurdy’s diug store and t iey rec
ommended < li imberlain's Couc, Chol
era aud Diarrhoea Remedy. It woikid
like magic and one dose fixed me all
right It certainly is the finest thing
1 ever used lor stomach trouble. I sliul
not be w itliout it in my house lie e-
after, for I should not care to enduro
tiie suffering» of last night again for
fifty tines its price. G. H. W ilson ,
Liveryman, Burgettstown, Washing
ton Co, Pa. This remedy is for sale oy
W. L. DeLano.
Tacoma, Aug 1.—H'ate Grain In
»pector, George P Wright Is back frollì
a trip through the wheat district of
Eastern Washington. He estimates
that the wheat crop will be fully 20 pe
cent short on account of very dry
weather just at the time the wheat was
heading nicely.
Helds which gave
promise of yielding 40 to 45 bushels to
the acre, will do well if they run as
high a» 25 and 30. The greatest shrink
age is in the foot bills and valleys
List of Letters.
where there is an enormous growth of
straw, but the heads ire small. Har
Remaiulu* la til» postofllce at Eugene, Ore.
vesting is progressing pretty well, aud
August 1, 1900.
the grain is of good grade. Instead of
Bowers, D M
Barron, Chas E
Washington having a wheal crop of
Detusey, Mies Hat
Chandler, Dan
30,100,000 bushels as was expected,
tie
Dublin, Mita Jen
25,000,Ono will be a high estimate.
Gay han, Geo
nie
Hancock, <' H
Haiues, Oscar
Nason, F P, 2
J oh neon, Myron
MUCH KLONDIKE GOLD
Rob-iteon, J M
Nason, Chas T
Ziinwalt, Framis
Wilson, Lucy
of one oent will be niadu or. all let
The Seattle Assay Office Broke ter« A charge
given out, t'erwu» wh-n calling for
letters will please stale when advertised
tbe Record in July.
H FM c C ormack , PM.
WAS
HOKNIBlV
Mowers
lakes
Binders
MANGLED
David Kauble, an employe of the
Booth-Kelly Lumber Compatì y in
their plaining mill at thet oburg mill»,
met with a horrible death this moru'
in*. He v«*. eaa^lit bv a belt while
tij i. e P> Din a It < 3 h wliet l, and
a »««ily trxi.-U> d i pieees. A moment
aftvtswri in* around lbs aliaft . A <
Wheel.-», the foreman, saw him and
iiniue<iiatvl> si. naled to W T Haw-
I home to stop the engine,
l'ogether
with other employes they rushed to
where the uiifortuuale tnau was but
lound lilt- extinct
Accordlug to the testimony ot t>r W
t'lie-lnre, w ho went with Coroner G
W Griffin to the scene of Hie accident,
tiie injuries were terrible. All tiie
boues of tiie etiest were broken, amt
tiie sternum masherl lu several pieces
All the riiis were crushed iu. The right
arm was torn off at tbeelbowaud badly
mangled. The left arm was almost
•evered at the shoulder, the boue above
the elbow broken in two pla<*e»and the
forearm badly crushed aud mangled.
The right lhigh was broken in two
place-, and the right leg broken In sev
eral pluses. The left leg was broken
iu sev< ral places and tbe fHit crushed.
A small f ae ure of tile 1< ft temple w as
found aud tiie neck was broken.
Aside from l)r l lieshire Die follow
ing witnesses were examined, all being
eu ployes of i lie company, and working
near Kauble w lien tbe accident ever
ted: A U Wheeler, W T Hawthorne,
t'arp Gray, Heilerl Jones, Geo W
Catching. Their statement is to
etlict thirl Kauble must liave gone
low to throw a iielt to save stopping
engine, and was caught on tile bell
a as done soqUl. I; I list uo one saw 1
drawn around the shaft. Kauble llHli
I
been cautioued several limes to not
throw a twit in tills mat.tier, and i wax
not reunited to do so by the company.
It was evidently a case of carvlessne»»
on his part, made so by long use of ma
ebinery.
Mr Kauble had been winking in the
mill al Coburg for aimtit titleeii year»,
for Mr Goodale, and for the Boulli-
Kelly Company since they purchased
the property. He was a good workman
and considered careful and eoni|>etent.
He was well liked among the employes
and associates and had iioeneinies.
David A Kauble was atxiut 41 yctn*
old, unmarried, and leaves a fattier,
mother and two sisters, Mrs Wesley
Beeson Mrs James Tillman. He was a
member of Coburg liaige, No 233,
Aoorimen of the World, West Point
lodge, No 62, I O OF’, ami Diamond
Rebekah lodge No 89. lu the Wood
men he carried $2,000 insurance.
It Is a singular coincidence that Mr
Kauble was killed within 10 feet of the
place where a sister, Mrs Bam Bkiimre,
was kill about 15 years ago, when tbe
sawmill was owned by Hiram Smith
When Coroner Griffin returned to
town till» afternoon arrangements for
the funeral had not been completed.
Following is the report as handed in
by tbe coroner's jury:
We, the undersigned jury called tu
investigate tbe death and cause ot
death of David Kauble, tiud that the
body before us Is the remains of the
said David Kauble and that he came
to tiis death by tx-tng caught and
crushed on a c< unter shaft, on tbe
lower Ibair of Hi - planing mill belong
ing to tbe Booth, Kelly Lumber Co,
at Coburg, Oregon, on the morning of
August 1, 1900. We hold no one re
sponsible for tbe accident.
Dated, Coburg, Or, August 1, 1900.
W M V anduyn , Foreman,
E P C oleman ,
M L H endricks ,
H A M acy ,
H C O wen ,
B enj F eeder ,
Coroner’s Jury.
(If 1
Last the longest and full the lightest.
See then at
F L Chambers
THAT PICNIC HUNGER
which usually com»» an hour Iw-forw
the regular meal time can lie •ati-he.l
ami even satiate«' by the inculimi, r
able varieties of (•»tta.l meats, jams
au<l jellies we utter all aorta of
cracker» besides. No outing hamper
is complete without them, and the
price is ridiculously low compared
with uualitv.
Telephone
Mam
25
The Season’s
Delicacies
foi I 1 iikt. Bt, oil n. r or lui cheops in m I I kiiitli*
ofli<»(. wuMlhrr tootlN in ctieMlM, potted aiol
rauiicd nit’iUM, boheil turkey an«l
chicken
cm 1
m . s I ii on, oy«ter* hi «1 < hip beef we keep
at li tiniFN in Mt4i<k of f.mc> gr ct*riea, fretih.
hi hgiRil uiti wppcti/iiik. We have every*
tl , ihhcito oil u-ii.pt the palate iu hot
u tht r,
ami our buiUr la choice and sweet
.*.► 5 uut *a well ha our tne haius and bacon.
Yours (o pleane,
STERNER & WRIGHT
A SHORT INTERVIEW.
Hops.
Mr. Cushman Tells About Sius-
law’s Many Industries.
Oregonian: There Isa flrm tone to
the hop market, with considerable
business doing In the way of new crop
contracts, ths consideration generally
beiug 96« lijo, although a number of
contrai l» as high as Ido have tieen re
ported. The prospects for a light crop
in New York aie helping matter» very
materially. The Waterville Times
printed In the heart of the New York
hop district, lias the following regard
lug tiie situation in the Empire
State:
Hop reports from week to week these
days, unless there tie a visitation of
vermin or Injury by storm and wind,
must necessarily be very similar In
tone, as at till» stage of the lots bops
there is not much change.
A week
•go toulglit auotbsr wind storm swept
over a »mall area in thia vicinity, but
while the damage to few yards was
»evere, the injury was b.v no means
general, althougti it is claimed that
there baa been enough whipping of
the ends of the vines and arms
throughout the bop section as a whole
to reduce the yield very materially.
Al auy rate, the expression "a light
crop” is beard on all sides, aud when
oue rides through the country he will
be convinced from the appesrauoe of
tbe yards that the estimate 1» light.
There are very few yaids ahowlug tbe
vigor aud growth of vine that betokena
a large yield. There is no report of
lice or oilier damaging visitation.
I B ( ' uh I iiiihii , of Acm«*, 1» b -i► f«<uu
M»n Francisco, I isviok Hr-i>--- Isxl
uigbt, Hs was in Hau Fra-ii-iM- pur
chasing aililitloual iiiHi-hiio*'v '.><* his
•aw mill at Acme.
He »ay« >1, lum- I
ta-r business 1» rimm I on Di- • • t, but
will be a great ileal better « h u the
Vessels that went lu Norn, l,e -ome
disengaged.
Freight on lumber Is
higher from Florence to Ban Fiancleoo
than from Eugene to the same point.
Logging on the Blu-law and Its trlbu-
lariu-is iHMiinlug. 1 lie price paid for
log» 1» $3 59 to (I |s-r lliousand, and
raising.
Chinook salimm are just b-ginning
to come into the river, but it will be
several weeks yet la-fore tbe caunerles
will start up.
Work is progressing nicely on Die
Jettie«, and tbe waler over the bar Is
ts-lng deepened.
B rattle , Aug. L—Tbe deposite of
gold du»t and bullion in tbe Beattie An Epidemic of Whooping Cough
Away office during the month of July,
Last winter during ao epidemic of
The British Soldier.
1909, will aggregate in value not lee»
than (6,250,000.
It is tbe blggeet whooping cough my children contract
It is said tnat tbe British soldier month’s buxineee In the history of the ed the disease, having severe coughing
Hon Bernard Daly was the success
Cold Steel or Death.
spells. We had used Chamberlain’»
wears such light clothing that his in the office.
ful bidder at the re?ent eale of Lake
Cough Remedy very successfully for
ternal
organs
are
often
seriously
In
view waterworks bonds. Competitors
"There Is but one small chance to
croup and naturally turned to It at that
jured. Thenwheuon the march his
»ere D M Farron, of Chicago; Hayes
save your life and that Is through an
time and found it relieved the cough
Program
for
the
Races.
chest is compressed by the weight o
A Bon, of Cleveland; Morris A White
operation,” was the awful proe[>ect «at
aud effected a complete cure,—John E
knapsack, canteen, great coat and
bead, of Portland, and the Bank of
before Mrs I B Hunt, of Lime Ridge,
Following is the program for the big Clifford. Proprietor Norwood House,
heavy cartridge tielt.
Usually tbe
Deafness
Cannot
be
Cured
Ashland.
Dr Daly's bid was I32.S0
WIs, by tier doctor after vainly trying
ter
Norwood,
N
Y.
This
remedy
is
stomach is tbe first organ to suffer race meet to be held at Bangs' Park on
better than tbe next highest.
to cure tier of a frightful caae nf
sale by W L DeLano.
from over-taxing of any nature. Over the 30th and 31st of this month:
By l«»cal applications, as they cannot
Milton is able to boast of the first work, abuse, neglect or Improper food I
stomach trouble and yellow jaundice-
FI RAT DAY.
r-ach the diseased portion of the ear
suiotnobile brought to Umatilla county. is bound to produce dyspepsia and Its
He didn’t count on tbe marvelous
There
Is
only
one
way
to
cure
d-ahieaa,
Whale Oil Soap
dofm $200 90
It is even ahead of Pend'eton or attendant evils. For any disorder ot 2:20 nace
power of Electric Bitters to cure stom
and ttiat is by constitutional remedies.
A Frightful Blunder
Walla Walla in this respect. The nil- the digestive organs Hoetelter's Stom 4 mile daeh for named
Deafness IS caused by an hi flamed ach aud liver trouble», but »tie heard of
100
09
....purRj
I
on
Hopgrower»
are
invited
to
call
borse«..
.........................
chine was received a few days »go by ach Bitters should be taken. This fa-
It, took »eveu bottle«, was wholly
condition
of
the
mucous
lining
of
Die
______
_
8th 'Jo,
street
the Eugene
Heap
I;;!. near
;
Will often cau»e a horrible burn,
J L Elam, Milton’s hardware mer mou. medicine will cure all ailments } mile, free for all......... ...purw 50 00 Olive, for samples and prices of w hale Eusta- tiian lube. When thia tube cured, avoided the surgeon’» knife,
gets Inflamed vou have a rumbling now weighs more and feel- better tbau •cald, but or brui-e. Buckleu’» Arnica
SBOO9D
DAY.
chant, and Is now the admiration of of tbe stomach. Try it for constipa
oil soap.
E ugene H oah Co.
sound or imperfect bearing, and when
It's ismitlvely guaranteed to Balve, Die lieat iu the world, will kill
tbe countrysid-. Gasoline supplies tion, indigestion, flatulency, dyspep 2:30 trot............................ ...purw $209 00
it Is entirely cl«»<e<i deafne»» Is Die ever.
cure
stomach,
liver and kidney trou the pain aud promptly heal It. Cures
tbe motive power.
...pun* 100 00
result,
ami
unless
the
Inflammation
sia, nervousness and insomnia. It 5-8 dash, free for all
muddkn D ea i n.—Barnuel H McBee
makes the weak strong, and an occa- 3 8 dash, free for all.... . .pur«* 75 00 who reaided with hie eon C J McBee, <-an tie taken out and this tutie realored ble« and never disappoint« Price 50c old »ore«, fever »ore«, ulcer», boils,
to Its normal condition, hearing will at W L DeLano’« drug »tore.
felons, corns, all skin eruplioua Best
atonal dose will keep the bowels regu
Fairmount, retired In usual health last ts-destroyed forever; nine i'a»e» out of
pile cure on earth. Only 25 ct» a Oox.
ten
are
rained
t>y
catarrh
which
is
night,
and
when
tile
door
was
opened
lar.
A Night of Terror.
Cure guaranteed. Hold by While-
BLAtt*.!»
OCT.
nothing
but
an
Inflamed
condition
of
thia morning he was found dead. He
the mucous »urfaoee.
Lano, druggist.
D ied .— Mrs Nancy Hull died at tbe
bad t>een troubled witti heart disease,
We will give tine Hundred Dollar»
"Awful anxiety waa felt for the wid
Dull headache, pain» tn various part«
<• zx «/■ -. » rt T TV .
residence of Dr B F Ruesell, at Tbura-
hence it is eupjs*ed he died from heart for any ca-e of deafne«« (cau«ed by
ton, July, 31, 1909, ag-d 86 ye«rs, 11 1 ow of the brave General Burnbara of failure. He was Ison In Terine.s« e in «•a'arrh) that can not ts- cured by of the Issly, sinking al the pit of the Bear»th»
Macliias. Me, when the doctors said
stomach, I««» of appeti e, feverishness, Sl^-ast-ir»
months and 21 days. Mhe leaves two
1837, hence waa 63 years of age. He Hall'» < atarrh I are. Mend for circu
»be
could
not
live
till
morning,
”
writes
pimples or «ores, are all ,x»iltive
lar»,
tree.
ot
sons, Manlove C Hull, of Boise City, 1
resided In Fail Creek precinct for a
FJCHRNA4 A <’o , Toledo,O.
Mr» MH Lincoln, who attended her
evidence of Imp re blood. No matter
Idaho, and Hugh J Hull, of Los Ange
Mold by Druggists, 75-J.
that fearful night. "All thought »be numtier of years. Waa a veteran of
bow it Is came so, it must *-e purified
Hall’» Family PHI» are the best.
Cbittim Bark Wanted
le». C«l.. «nd two daughters, Mrs
must soon die from pneumonia, but the Indian war» < f 1863-6, and eulisted
in or»* I<.obtain gmsl health. Acker’s
Minerva
Billing»,
of
Bpr.ngtieid,
and
He
leaves
a
wife
and
in
1864-5.
leave»
ell
■Jlxir
has
never
faihd
to
cure
Hloo-
16 lb Dry Granalated »'!<•*........ U
•he begged for Dr King’» New Discov-
No Cure No Pay.
• or Syphilitic poisons, or any
Take yourchittim bark to W Sauiler».
Hcrof
K'Bt and daughters,
The
3 pkg Gold du-t.........................
i .Mrs .Magni«* N Ruseeil, of Thurston. ery, saying that It had more than once grown
•xl disease«. It Is certainly » Highest cash price paid. At Green’»
other
Her
husband,
two
sous,
and
two
son
at
funeral
arid
burial
will
takrplace
3 Armo' is wa-hiog p<>» ’•
That
is
th»
way
all
drugvista
sell
Grov»
aaved her life, and had cured her of
wonderful remedy and we »ell every
in-law» served iu the civil war, and
Ts»t-l«s« chill Tonic f'.r < hills. Malaria ami iiottle <>n
4 pkg« Arm A Hammer so«i».-
|«>-ltivea guarantee. For grocery »lore.
consumption. After three »mall d>«es Fall Creek tom >rrow alterno >n.
I
’
.
illi
isneo
It
a
a
pleasant
to
tai-
as
oneson
m
the
Philippine«-
Tbe
funeral
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6
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• be slept ea»>ly all night, and ila fur
W ood .—15 cord» wanted at the F.u-
A lot of »econd hand buggies at F L I.eoem rtymp. VI .-ents
25 took piece Wmlnemtay. Augu«t 1st, ther use completely cured her.” This
balk..
g -ne Photo Mtudlo,
hamtier»,
very
cheep.
CA.HTO
nr
A.
from
the
residence
of
Dr
Ru»»ell,
at
3
10
I
Large tiottle good catrup
marvelous medicine is guaranteed to
To Cure a Cold in One Day
IM I M Ttt Hits M»tn BtSCtt
10 p. m., to the Mount Vernon cemetery- core all throat, chest and lungdi»e*«e».
L»-t tail I »1 rained my left hip while Bean th»
1
Large bottle ammonia..........
Rr|«lr your old mower. F L
boxes.
Tht
It
was
largely
attende«!
by
neighbors,
■igaatws
bar
1
-»»y
10
1
I Only 50c end $1.00. Trial bottle« free I
Large bottle bluing.................
lake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tats- Chamber, he» ite extra» for It.
•
- I n -aid at fl rat it waa a
ot
and by delegations from the G A R,
1 Bottle Fletcher» genuine rat
a W L DeLano'» drug »tore.
•light strain and would e>»>u tie well.
lr*t. A I «fruttici»*" re h» nd ihr ni«»*M»$
R-v. M . t Bit ger, W.U’Aton,
25 Rich Mountain Circle G A R, W BC.
but it grew w-r«e and ’.he doctor «aid '
torta............. —..................
If It fall« bi cure E W . rove's e'gi.a-
farm
F.
r
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acre»
ex<»llent
write«, ”1
dy«(>e|M>.a over twenty
I
had
rbeumatiatn.
It
continued
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13 at,-i sohi.-r--d th- Phi.ippinsa.
I pkg Arteick'.© flee....... .
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nia
<>r>
each
bos
J
’
f>c.
Fruit Wanted.
Inquire of J ohn V an
years, «'id t -d doctor» and medieloee
grow w< r e and I could hardly get Ing e»*!*'
25
« »pool. Merrirk thread
“I used Kodoi vy»pep»ia Cure in my
D
uyn
,
Coburg,
Or.
tn work. I went to a drug
without I« > it. 1 w»« prrvtNMied to
20 family with wonderful reeulte. Iti ('••h paid for t^ars, apple» add around
1
l-arge plog e swing t-hare
•tore arid tbe <lruggl»i recommended
Us»
Ex|*rience
1»
the
test
teacher.
Tan
Bark
Wanted.
u
« K< m I o I D I > p»ia < ure and il help-
4 gives imm-diate ralle', •» pleasant Co plum*.
1
1. M F rancis ,
me to try Cbemberlain'» Pain Balm
P ug »tar '. I
'
eJ me fr > n •» e »ta«t. I believe il t < be
Eugene, <fr.
» tske and ie truly tbe dyspeptie’s tee'
I tried It and one-half of a SO cent Acker*» Engiieh Remedy tn any <■•«»
Hopping hate..........................
bottle cured me entirely. I now recom <>f «< ugti». enMs or croup. Mboold It
X'/'. «.rd» of tan l-erk wanted. win • panacea ■ ail form* ot Ipdigeetiou.”
frietid, ’ «av» F. Hartgeribk, Uvensel.
1 card, 1 do* hat pin»---- -------
< f «nd hay carrier« and fork» carriere mend It to ail my friend»
F. a . .il to give ImmS'ilate relief money re- I>a) |9 |*r o>rd. inquire of ri at ne» A It digeet- » at you eat. Vincent A
¡Mich. Digaet» wbat yoo «aL Cannot
forole.1.
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J
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<
te
»nd
50
rts.
For
sale
b
I
I Co., Cor .er DrugBtor».
'ail to cure.
Vincent A Co., Corner guaran’erd never to stick. All kinds Bateve k, Erie, Pa. Il i» for sale by W.j W L De I Alio
Uoaipa >y, Fiugene tenne*/.
L. D»L aoo .
cfbay tool». F Lt 'bsmbera.
» Drug More.
Every One
a Bargain
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