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SIMONS SUED
FOR LIBEL IN
SUM OF $15,000
trainman, now running on the Cor­
vallis local, i» visitiug hi» mother iu
thia city over Sunday.
H G. W ilson, of Klamath Falls, is
in Eugene.
McCormick's «.«rays took a fall out
of the Springfield baseball aggre gation
Grandma Munra returned to Port
on the Eugeue grounds yesterday af­
land today.
ternoon by the score of 12 to 3. Bar­
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Percy Long weut to Portlaud today
ring one inning, the second, when
Ou Lusiuess.
Springfield went up in the air and
Mayor F. M. Wilkins today signed that reason said claim and the war
1 dy ot Dudley Newell, the Eugene made nine runs, the game1 Another sensation in the matter of
Mrs. L. Bilyeu returned today from
th«- warrants for the payment of the rants issued therein 1» void aud is not
kersity of Oregon student who was a fairly good one aud interested the injuuctiou suit agaiust the city, a visit at Albany.
the large number of spectators pres­ tiled yesterday by L. Simons, »eekiug
John Lindsay, of Creswell, s|*ent claim of F. C. Kelsey and Willard a legal claim against said city of r.u-
(j.- .«n<*l in th*' Willamette while
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Young, engineers, in the sutn of geue. ”
ent. The official score is as follow s; to restrain the payment of the war­ lust night in the city.
tb iiq ids at Judkins’ PoiLt,
rants for Kelsay A Young's F29o0 bill
#24.*»'. the balance due on tlie coutract
Section 37, Chapter 7, ot the Amend
EUGENE.
Mayor Geo. A. Drury, of Coburg,
agaiust th» city, was sprung late this
tor furnishing plane »ud »jiecifications od charter of Eugene is quoted :
ae the city, Tuesday evening,
ab r lb sb po a e
was in Eugeue today.
afternoon wheu J. D. Matlock, a
for a citj- water works and electric
“Th«* council shall not in any nay
l -*•■ was found by a man named Moore, 31;
5 3 2 3 1 4 0
Mrs. Mary Yerington has left on a light J .ant.
p —
member
of
the
former
tire
and
water
Immediately tbereattcr create or contract ary ¡«ldehtedn«* a
iJmviai ue:.r the Walker Young Brooks, 2b...
5 1 2 1 o o 0
committee of the council which is ac­ trip to Petoskey, Mich.
a suit against the city asking that the which shall singly or in the aggregate
1 I
. 5 1 3 3 *1 0 0
Lf two mil"- ''clow the city late Nelson, If
B.F. Goodpa«ture is home from the city be eujoitied from paying the war exceed the sum of KtW, except as n>
cused by Sirnnos of conspiring to de­
3 0 0 0 1 0 1
Urteriioou. The body was lying McCormtck. ss .
fraud the city, filed a suit against Sinslaw with lot) b«*ef cattle.
ran.» was tiled in tlie circuit court. this act others in* »p« cia'dy provide«!. ”
Branstetter,lb
3 1 1 1 12 0 0
Simon»
for
lib»l
iu
the
sum
of
¿15,000.
Simons, a well-known citizeu, ap
J
,1,
wn
in
shallow
water,
it
having
J.
M.
llowe
returned
today
Horn
a
Section 41, CUapU i 7.
w.
< ».«kl« y. cf
... 5 1 1 1 1 0 0
pear» as plaintiff aud John M. and
“Th«' common count il s' ad liavn
k washed to the shore by the high Wilson, rf. . .. 4 o 1 2 0 0 0 L. Bilyeu appearing as the plaintiff'» busiuess trip to Cottage Grove.
attorney.
power and authority t>- borrow money
Rev. and Mrs. O. C. Wright bar« Geo. A. Fl pea as his attorney».
McEwen, c. .. . .. 4 1 1 1 S 1 0
Poitions of the complaint as filed returned from Belliughatn, Wash.
on the faith and credit of tile city,
EXCEEDS DEBT LIMIT.
5 o 1 1 0 6 0 are as follows:
j trb'pl
m*.—age from the Hauns, p
lil
The complainant recite» iu part as or loan the credit thereof, or both.
Jam«»
Hayes,
Democratic
caudidate
“That said statement was made in
■ p!a. <■, the Ed. Bushnell farm,
Hot to exceed the sum ot 8,. <»', except
follows:
39 12 12 13 27 13 1 said complaint by the said I.. Simons for representative, is iu the city.
e.
as in this act otherwise specially pro­
Lt ! 1
o'clock this afternoon
“
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h-.t
on
or
about
October
17,
191*5,
Mrs. Clara Esson came home from
SPRINT.FIELD.
with the intention to injure this
L/.t tb* tir.-t news of the finding
J. D. Matlock, R B. He’iderson and vided. ’’
ah r lb sb ro a e plaintiff in his character ami reputa-, Franklin today to spend Suudav.
CHA III i ES CONSPi R A C Y.
W. W. Culkius, constitlitiug the tire
tae body, it was stated that the Hill, lb............ ... 5 0 0 0 9 0 1 tiou und that saiJ publication was
Mrs. L. T. Harris returned last
and water committee of tne common
T.,e complaint goes on to recite »»
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1 1 " I ’ -night to tb«« city in Fulton, ss
... 5 0 0 0 o 1
night
from
a
visit
in
Oregon
City.
false aud defamatory aud kuown to be
council of l-.ug tie, pretending to re­ follow»;
4 1 0 1 1 5 0 so by the »aid defeudant. L. Simons, I Wm. Harris mid John E Kirkley,
Lt. ! hh : * t th. Eugeni* Lumber Hullen, p
present tin* city, eutered luto u pre- j “That said dr«* and water committee
• > -> •» 1 0 1 at the time of said publication, and
Anderson, If
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3
of the Black Butte mines, are in the teuded coutract with tlie defendants. made the contract secretly with Kel­
ilfei.y's mill where it will be met
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Lemley, c
3 0 3 1 6 0 0 that by means thereof the plaintiff city.
F. C. Kelsey a.id Willard Young. sey aud Young and never reported or
vehicle to convey it to the un­ Greenleaf, cf
4 o 1 0 0 1 0 herein was greatly prejudiced ami in
L. N. Roney weut to Salem today Said pretended contract was to the sllbmitt«*d the same to the city and
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•>
iting rooms.
It is expected to Humphrey, 3b
4 0 0 Ü 3
1 jured in his reputation and nis good to attend the funeral of Judge Bon
effect that Kelsey »lid Young were tlie coalition council never at any
Smitsou, rf
. 4 0 0 0 3 9 0 name.
e alxiiit five o’clock.
ham.
to do certain work for said citv, as time acted upon or adopted th«* con
Fountain,2b . .
4 0 0 0 1 3 0
“That thereafter and I ou the thirty-
iavi.
engineers, for the purposes of enab tract. That th«* committee exceeded
,
Mrs.
C.
E.
Hawkins,
of
Toledo,
first day of May, A. D. . 1996, the said
Lincoln county, is visiting in Eu ling said city to erect an electric their authority and fraudulently con­
36 3 8 4 25 12 5 L. Simons, further intending
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and
light plant an 1 water power and water cealed the natur«* atid content» of the
gene.
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contriving to injure this plaintiff in
SCURE BY INNINGS.
plant and tin* contract price of said p, t< ;iu«d Contract from the public
Chester
Chrisman
left
Thursday
Eugene ......... ,29000091 x—12 his peisonal re| utatiou i.ud bring his
That aftei on ni.d kept the contract hidden away
night fur L* - Angeles to join his work was to la*
Springfield . .. ..0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 9— 3 good name into dishonor and disre­ mother.
or about the —th i I h . v of May, llXHl, so that none other of Ila* members
pute, caused the sill stance of saiil al­
the city council allowed the claim of the council or th«* officer» of the
I Miss Nelli* Thornton came up
SUMMARY.
uf’h
Eugene. Oregon, May 31, 1906.
legation above contained aud con­
from and ordered warrants to lie issued city had an opportunity to see or
Earned runs—Springfield, 2; Eu­
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tained in said complaint to be pub­ Junction this afternoon to visit Mrs «gainst the general fund of said city kuo v what tin* terms of said pre-
W, c. Yoran:
Cut
gene, 1.
l>, th" 111. i"r-:ci.«*d, leual voters of
lished in tlie Eugene Daily Guard and W. W. Branstetter.
a.r 825U1, being an Hlleged balanc« on t .led lontract were, mid the plain
Struck out—By Hanns. 8; by Hol- in the Eugene Morning Register,
100I District No. 4, Eugeue, Ore
Phil Huntington, a popular high said coutract so issued in the name tltf believes that the cominilt«>e and
lan 3.
1. request that you allow your
daily newspapers pnklished and circu­ ‘ school »tuden*, returned to bis born« jf Kelsey A Young. Said warrants are Kelcey and Young frau iulently con
*y«,
Bases on balls—Off Haans, 2; off lated throughout the said city of Eu­
te to be placed before the voters
at Yoncalla to«lay.
as follows:
No. 67 for?!*«); No. GS spired together for the purpose of d«»-
Hollan, 2.
gene and Lane county and throughout j Mrs. Mary Eddy ami daughters, for t8S5; No. 69 for ?82.*>.
»id scbHol district as a candidate
fraudiug the city of Eugene out of
11,11.
Double
play
—
Fountain
to
election to the office of director
the state of Oregon generally, aud Mazy and Berta, have gone to New
“That at the time said preteudi i said sum of 82900 by agreeiug to allow
Umpire
—
Vincent.
thereby did greatly injure and damage port for the summer.
jeid si' '1 district at the coming
contract was entered into, and at the au exhorbitant claim without any
itll
Scorer—Robinson.
aud ele.: ion Jun«' 18th, li'06, here
the reputation and good name of tbit
Mrs. E. Dodge and Miss Nell Per time said claim wa« allowed by said just cunsideratlon or compensation
plaintiff.
¡pledging your our loyal support:
kins went to Portland today OU H city aud at the time said warrants therefor. That the work to be done by
Jay McCormick's baseball team was
“That said charge ill said complaint
J. Fics i d, O. Stoel, L. E.Goud-
P'ìtt»
were so issued by said city, the said Kelsey and Young was not worth any
short
visit.
hard by the was made wilfully ami maliciously
t, t'. L. Chambers, L. Bilyeu. J. trounced good and
city
of Eugeue was indebted in h such sum as agre«*«l to lie paid mid the
Mr«. Workman came up from Port
Garbart, W. J. Thomason, Fiauk Springfield team in that city Sunday aud with the intent to injure mid
•um largely in exei-ss of said liinlta work actually done under sai«i pre­
lmi.l
yesterday
to
visit
her sister.
tuer, Mrs. Burlingame, D. K. afternoon by th«* sco?b of 12 to 6. damage the reputation of this plain­
nin of J3900 and at said time of tin- tended contract was not worth any-
Cbm.
od, Albert K. gers, W. A. Kuy- Quite a crowd of the Eugene tans tiff, and this plaiutiif lias been dam­ Mrs. M. S. Barker.
making of .«aid pretended contract tiling to the city and wa» not nor is
Mrs. Anna Buck and daughter left and at the time said claim was allowed uot of any value. That for the rea-
>0.
idal1. J L. l.J. -e, S. S. Spencer, drove over to see the game and as us­ aged aud injured thereby in the sum
.'■1. Hr i«u, G. W. G. i fin, R. II. ual the people of Springfield turned of five thou.uind dollaie, m.d for the yesterday for Woodland. Cal., t* itid said warrants issued, warrants sons herein alleged said pretended
out en masse. The local» attribute further sum of ten thousand dollars spend tin anmtuer.
l-rt-,. J. W. Blister, F. J. 1’■ g
ad lieen issued and were outstanding contrnct is void and is of no force
heir defeat to the fact that they were punitive damages heiein.’’
P. 111:. , . J. \V. West, j. -i. t.t t;
Miss Hortense Whittaker came ii|
ud were unpaid against the general amt effect against tlie citj. *»
from Portland yesterday to visit be
1 F. E. D'.i.n, W111.
U. unable to connect with Taliafero's
ui.d of the city greatly in ««xcess of
Th«* | lai nt iff prays u decree to the
sisters, Blanche ami Nellie.
Hales. O. E. Smith, F. M. Wil offerings at the proper time, aitboug
irk
aid limitation of E».W, after de­ effect that City treasurer Frank Reis-
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1-, u . 11. Ci ■ iuer, I tavid Link, thirteen hits were secured.
i State Game Warden J. W. Bake, ducting what mousy there was in tlie tier aud the city be perpetually en-
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H. Pott or. G. F. Skipwortli, J P.
and A. Giaham came down troni Cot- trea ury of said c:'j- applicable to the ¡oiued from paying the warrants aud
From Friday’s Daily Guard.
m . dcia- . S. B. Eakin, W. H.
payn < ut of said warrants.
t mt t'.e claim and warrat fa lie held
Dr.W. Kuykendall went *o Portland
Grove this afternoon.
I liui . C. P. Barnard,-J. O. Watts,
“That the milking ot said pretended null m.d void anil not a legal claim
today.
| Frank Sharkey, the Blue Rivei
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I, II. W. Newland,
J. M. Deeds ¡9 on a trip to South- U1'ne owner, after a short stay in Eu coutri'ct and the elli wing of said pre­ against the city. That u temporary
I Onio, H. B. McKinney, H. M.
tended claim aud the issuing of said injunction issue out of the court
. gene, returned to Poitlaud today.
ein
Oregon.
n:.- D. Tilton, G. H. Yering
warrants, was and is in violation of pending this suit, enjoininf the
A. F. Hunt, tlie well-known catth'
J. B. Wiustanley left to Jay on a
Lowell, May 28.—Lane county rock
. S. 1.. I. ... W. K. Seal borough,
the .-aid provision» of said charter of treasurer anil th«* city I om paying
buyer,
of
Ashland,
Oregon,
is
in
the
IXieklin, il. Mount, John Da .•rusher No. 2, uuder supervision of trip north.
said city, herein set forth, ami for th«* warrants.
1 city lookiug after shipments of stock.
Mies I ulu Glistrap is visiting in
|F. 8. Tingley, W. W. Chessman, Superintendent Goodeuow, is now lo­
Rev. S. A. Douglas, pastor of the
D. Matlock. L. L. Whitson, W. cated at Lowell, 23 miles southeast ot Cottage Grove.
Albany Baptist church, is in the city
/•■Rd
Osburn, E. C. Smith, C. E. Loo Eugene, aud bus been doing some
B. A. Washburue weut to Junction
enroute to Roseburg to fill au ap­
L J. H. (ila--, W. W. Moore, Mar good work. As in “ye olden times'' on business today.
pointment iu that city.
1.
Potts, Claud Bro- the rain fell am' the winds blew, but
Rev. T. S. Handsaker came up from
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Young, ol
*. C. !■'. ( ■ .3 s, W. T. Gordon, harmed not their good crushed rock Portland yesterday.
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Pueblo, Colo., who have been vistiing
J. MeClanahan, E. O. Potter, G. road that was made last fall, and they
Mrs. Eugenia Hoffman returned to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shumate here,
The News was informed this week
Chri»man, F. K. Wetherbee, Alex are working hard at it again this
<T.
Portland
this afternoon.
that Springfield would soou Lave a
l<*ft today ffor Vic oria, B. C.
C
, .1 A. Maurer. A. G. spring, having about two and one-
Bert Eastland returned yesterday
vinegar factoiy.
fty, G. W. Morris, J. H. Bower, fourth miles graveled.
The people in this community are from a visit in Portland.
Will Cheshire has lea « d the west ■
E. Wheeler. S. D. Allen, I.. G.
Saturday's Daily Gourd
J. P. Bryson, of Junction, as a i
lin. ('. A. Winternieier, E. H. Pat- very much pleased and are doing
half of the A. N. Rowe building and
Norman Dereche, an employe on a
will put in a pool and billiard hall
J S. Luckey, Julius Gold- their part in making this part of the caller at the Guard office today.
Itt. Mv . c. Judkins, W. Kuy county a model in good roads, Let
ami cigar store. He expect» to lie log drive being brought down the Wil­
A. Wilhelm and Frank Dinges, of
lamette river for tie Booth-Kelly
ida.l, J. 1, Kelly, R. A. Booth, the good work continue until Lane Monroe, were in Eugene today.
ready for business in a few «lays.
Lumber Co. by the Hills brother»,
of
county
is
one
continuous
section
L
L.
is.
L.
M.
Travis.
L.
K.
Ed-
c.
T< u of the Eugene high »chool »tn-
L. N. R ney this forenoon received
M. O. Warner returned today from
!- ■ ■ r." <)'B. DeBar, B. I.. good roads atid the banner county < : a trip to his mines in Jackson ?uuu- a message fioui I.is wife ut Salem dents mad«* application for work at wus d.owuetl in the 1 iver some time
thia forenoon.
1*1. T. B. Luckey, F. E. Taylor. Oregon.
stating that her brother-in-law, Judge the Booth Kelly mil) and will go to
ty*
The drive where Dereche whs work
work
as
soon
as
school
close».
They
B. F. Bonham, died there this morn­
Hou. and Mr»,
ing
is in the upper river above Low
ert
ing at three o'clock, after a long ill- all belong to the band mid will likely
turned today from
ell. No piirtic tlsis of the drowning
girt* Springfield plenty of music this
i
uess.
bur.
Lave Im n r e iv d here, further than
Judge Bonham was lairn near Knox- summer.
that the man was driving logs in a
Mr«. T'idd, nee Bi-rtba Fields, re- v'lle, Tenn., Octobers, 1828. He was
Fred Russell wa« up from Wendling Is,at and the bout was swamped, The
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turned t Portland today, after a visit
ie of Oregon's most distinguished last Friday. We understand he has
body had not been recuver«*d at last
here.
citiz' i.s. Coming to this state in hamled in his resignation to the
Washington, June 1.—Inquiry into
' .r ,
I in Portland that the
C. C. Sturtevant, the Crow mer­ 1*53, he settled in Marion county. In Booth Kelly Co. as manager of their account«.
Dereche was about 22 years old and
K Co. ha.- purchased the Coos Bay, the relations of the Pennsylvania and chant aud postmaster, was in the city January, 185d, he was elected auditor
store, to take effect about the 15th of was of French birth. lie was quite
i , «-t* rn railroad, in Baltimore A Ohio railroads with the today.
of the territory, which position he June. He will go to Colfax, Wash., 1
well known here and al,out the log­
w c
! extending from coal industry have been resumed by
W. f J Brown returned today from 1.. I I until the admission of the state to enter bualnae» for himself,
ging i nmps of th- county.
the
interstate
commerce
commission.
rTf.-
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Point, a distance
a short business trip to Cottage iu 18'3. In 1858 he wa» elected to the
Ben Davis, an old resident of
He cano* here from Canada, where
thirty nii;* s. The price paid was Cassatt's assistant, Postlewait, denied Grove.
last territorial and the first state leg­ Spiiiigfleht but who has been making
he hai relatives.
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tli" former owners owning any coal mine stock, although
Mrs. Emma Lawrence is here from islature. In 1870 tie was elected as
»A. 1J 8i ckles A Co., of San be had sold a large interest within Point Richmond, Cal., to spend th«' one f the justices of the supreme ; hi» Lome in Santa R<.*n, Cal., for the
past year, returned last Friilay fur an
1
the past two years. It developed to­
. court of Oregon, tiecoming chief jus­ extended visit. He tell some verv
sutumet.
day
that
the
Frick
company
was
■ f the line—from Marsh-1
Mrs. Wm. Doherty returned to Port­ tice in 1874. I11 1885 be vas appoint­ »ad »'orte» regarding ti.e Santa Rosa j
dt" I',.-a«..r Hill—will become a I specially favored in the car supply by
land today after a visit witn relatives ed by President Cleveland as consul- earthquake disaster ami say» be don't
’ tt," Haniman road to be ex- 1 l*1"
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general to Calcutta, serving four care to be shook up again.
in Eugene.
(ieddown the com * to meet the
years. He return«*«! to Salem in 1890.
A very pleasant surprise wa» giveu
Eli Perkins and son John went to
!>i 1
i ■ ■ 1- ,
It i.- said there
where be resided till his death.
It ha» Isen known for aotne time
Johnnie Sinner last Saturday even*
Portland today. Mr. Perkins will go
it wreeneht I >t ween the Southern,
185H
Judge Bonham was married in
that the Frost brother» were unlaw
j
ing.
it
being
the
anniversary
of
hi»
from
there
to
North
Yamhill,
where
t‘ - s.mta Fe, that Har I
to Miss Mildred A. Baker, daughter
I birthday. Refreshments of ice cream, fully killing deer in the mountain» of
his brother. Joseph, is very ilk
■ • 1 mid a const line
of John Baker, a pioneer of 1847.
cake and candy aud an enjoyable Douglas county, but not till the other
Charles Spores and wife, of Doug­
1 -“.rn boundary o'
evening
wa» spent by all. Tbore pres­ day was it poaaible to obtain evidence.
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1 '«' : ■ | y -hall not extern'
las Island, Alaska, and Mrs. Ruric,
Washington, June 1.—The state de­ of Portland, who have been visiting
ent were: Orville Howard, Johnnie Game Warden Baker was lucky enough
rth of that line.
to catch th ,e men in camp with th»
partment is advised that Gomez has George Spores and family on the Mo­
When our soldiers went to Cnlia and Katie Sinuer, Pearl and Clara evidence iu
their possession— fifty-one
asked President Castro to resume the hawk, left today for their homes.
and the Philippines health wa. the 1 Collins, Fra’ik Mulligan. J-sse .Meat,
most important consideration. Willi» Earl Jarne, Charlie Harper, Lulu deer bid«», One of the men gave
presidency. Castro refuse«], but i»
Mrs. Dr. Bennett and child, of Mon­ T. Morgan, retired Commissary Ser­
willing to act a« Gomez’ secretary.
Sign« r, Jessie Casteel, Cecil Rich* the game warden the »lip in th«
roe. returned home today after a geant I’. S. A., of Rural Route ).
mountain«, getting away *.••• I**o*.1-
Gomez will now call the legislature
Concord, N. II.. says: “I was two mon t, Edith Hutchin». Ida Bidwell
cuff« on. The other was fined ¿25»,
to accept Castro’s resignation as pres­ short visit here.
years in Cub» and two years in the and Don aud I-eslie Fischer.—New»,
Professor J. D. Baughman arrived PhiUippini-s, and be'ng
aud in default of payment was com-
I»-'ng subji
•
subject * to
ident of Cuba.
mitted to jail at Koxebu g.
yesterday from Riddle, baring com- colds I took Dr. King*» New I >i«cor '
M.
Yesterday
’
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Albany
Democrat:
ka McDowell, the young man ar-
ery for Consumption, which kept me
* '
dieted hi» school work there.
•*• ’ ..nnuct
h,.nlth „ . And
nna in New H. Durbin left today for the Bohemia
in*perfect
health.
,
_ now,
!*,i Je-t rday on a statutory
Hampshire,
find
it the
.
e *-
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1 l : -• , _ we _i *'
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....
........ best
........... med-
,j
mining country, where he ha»
be«n
<*!
’
.
|.n
>rred
by
Emma
Smith.
never
follows
an
injury
dressed
with
Frm Ssturlay's Diily Guard.
teine in the world for coughs, cold», stationed by the government a» forest
& '
*'?*|l"d to keej hi» promise and Bncklen*» Arnica Salve, it» antisep­
bronchial trouble« and all lung dis
frequently re ult« 'r ni re« b <4 <f
I
Judge Beau came up from Salem To­ aa«<-». druggnt.
guard. Iu tiii» of tie« he will practi­ rlouged ts.wel and torpid liver, un'il
•n the ,>3 Late yesterday after tic and healing properties prevent
Goaranteed p,i.„
at W. —3*
blood
poisoning.
Chas.
Oswald,
mer
­
no'». »•otti» free.
»nd 81. cally remain at one place, instead of constipat'on t.*c<>m«» chronic. It. »
•Jndg» Winternieier tied the knot
day.
«*
iaersville. N.
->• '
chant. of Rens«
Ren««laer-ville.
going from place to place »• the rang condition 1» uuk own 'ottuse who
Fred D. Herbold went to Portland Trial
• Bad» them one.
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It
cured
Seth
Burch,
of
write«:
I •
er is required. although be will have nee Dr. King'« New I.ife Pills, 'is
on
his
this place, of the ugliest » re
today.
h I
l.*»t and geuUeot regulators ot itom-
<>r course a leathery complexion
cuts.
quite
a territory he is expected to
neck I ever saw ’’
Cures
h hi I I hiw . 1«. Guaranteed ly W.
Andy T»yl w »• over from Coburg m 'e unbeautfTnl by eruplon» 1» call
W.
Wonmis.
burn»
and
sore«.
25c
at
L. Ib Ls^m, druggist. Price 2,’c.
! guard.
W
/«■neral
reform
in
living.
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