Eugene weekly guard., February 13, 1908, Page 12, Image 12

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Corliss Coon & Co’s. Helm st» Brend Collar, always
sold tor 15c, on sale tomorrow a^d until Saturday
night for
CITY COUNCIL
TRANSACTS LARGE
AMOUNT BUSINESS
HARRY
GRAHAM
NIGHT POLICEMAN
______ or 90c a ¿ozen
APPOINTED
IN
PLACE
OF W. G. W HITE—SALARIES OF
POLK E OFL'K ERS RAISED TO
300 doz. including 22 different styles and in sizes I 4 to 17
will be sold by Saturday night.
Now is your opportunity to stock up on collars and
We include in the sale the following styles.
»H5
PER
MONTH—OTHER IM­
PORTANT MATTERS
(From Tuesday's Guard )
MEDALS FCR HIGH
At the first of the year Director W
C. Yoran offered a gold medal and
Director McMurphey a silver medal
for the high school seniors graduat­
ing with the highest standings. The
following are lists of the final aver­
age grades for the senions standing
above 90 per cent:
Covering five subjects—Herbert
Hoome. 93 4-5; Claris Sweaney, 93
1-5; Harold Cockerline, 90.
Covering four subjects —Helen
Vanduyne, 9 4 1-4; Lucia Campbell,
93 1-3; Harold B-an. 93; Grace War­
ner. 93; Haze] Garred, 91 3-4; Frie­
da Goldsmith. 91 1-2; Celia Hager,
91 1-2; Arthur Stillman, 91.
Covering
three
subjects—John
Motley, 96 1-3; Bonnie Baker, 94;
Wendell Barbour, 93 1-3.
Students taking five subjects will
be given an advantage of one per
cent and students taking inly th.'—
subjects will be required to forf«’it
one per cent in final averag ■ in reck­
oning for the average to determine
the standing of seniors to re eel ve
medal* tor highest honors. The final
rating is then as follows:
Motley, 96 1-3; Roome. 9 4 4-5
Van Duyne, 9 4 1-4; Sweaney, 9 4 1-5
Campbell, 93 1-3; Baker. 93; Bea”
93; Warner, 93; Barbour, 9 2 1-3
Garred, 91 3-4; G ldsmith, 91
Hager. 91 1-2; Stillman, 91; Cocker
line, 90.
WILL PARTICIPATE
IN TOKIO SHOW
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HELPFUL
BVIOE
Washington,
The bill appropriating 1350,-
000 for participation of the
United Slates in the interna­
tional exposition at Tokio in
1912 passed the senate today.
The regular meeting of the city
i council was held last night at which
a large amount of business was trans­
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■
acted.
All members of the council
William Twiltey, the Blue Front
You
won
’
t
t«'ll
voitr
fa.
iii*.
i
wer • present except Gilbert.
After
restaurant keeper, who was Hued
th«- reading of the minut* s of th«* pre­
4100 in the justice court several d’«y. th«' whole story i.lmi't v<*ur
vious meeting an I tile allowing of
ago for selling liquor, ha3 finally illtH'S.: — you are t«si ni.xi,
tic'! not i eafrni«! to toil .Y
raised the 'moie ; and turned it o
th” usual large number of current
I
ham. at Lynn, Mass . the tl
bills, the financ-' committee reported
to the justice oi the peace.
F favorably on the increase of the sai-
; could net explain to the do*
ary of the city treasurer from 425 to
F. C. Walters, of Elmira, s:.* ** letter u ill 1 e held ir. the st i i
430 per month, and it was carried.
that the rains of th - past week mail* tidence. From her vast co
The matter cf providing a room tor
sufflclegt wat*r to finish the i .
ence with sick won.* u um
the treasurer was referred to the fi­
drives of the EImfra Lumber C i.u past thirty jears
years she tn.
nance jorjuifttee and ’ll” mayor, the
pany, they expecting their las' driv gained the very knowledge ¡1 ■
!t
general understanding beir.g ’hat the
to reach the mill today or tomorrow helpyourcase. Suchletters a,
,
, ,
ihefok
room occupied by the fire department
F lu the city hall will l> ie used.
lowing,
lowing from grateful w<
The juvenile court today commit’”' tablish beyontl a doubt the lev.
made by Councilman
A motion
Gladys
Brown,
less
than
four
years
Garrett that the street commissioner
old. to the Boys' and Girls’ Aid Soci­
examine the reservoirs twice a week
ety. The child s mother. Mrs. Maggie
was passed.
Brown, mod** eoiupiaint that her bus
W. T. Campbell asked for a permit
band had deserted her and that she
for a building, partly of galvanized
to conquer all female disexse*.
was unable to support the child.
I
Iron, in the rear of th«' building occu­
Mrs. Norman li. Barndt,of ,Vlen-
pied by David Link, and the matter
Chief of Police Farington this
The bl; "hog" engines are now town, l’a., writes:
was referred to the fire and water
morning received a telephone mes­ pulling the local freight trains in
“ Ever since I was sixteen years cf
committe •.
The petition for grading and grav- sage from the authorities at Colfax. stead of the little old-fashioned en age I had sutTered from an organic de-
eling West Seventh street three Wash., directing him to release Har­ glnes as heretofore. This is for the rangeuient and female weakness;
I
Agents
blocks west of Blair street, was re- ry Starkey, the young man arrested reason that the trains have become consequence I had dreadful headaches
Your Money’s
here a few days ago for horse steal­ so long that the little engines are un­ and was extremely nervous. My phvn-
fem d to the street committee.
Stetson
Hats
. VI
Worth or
A petition for a sidewalk on South ing. Starkey was serving a sentence able to handle them with the neces­ ciau said I must go through an ”pen-
Dent Gloves
tion to get well. A friend told ra»
Ferry street was also referred. A pe- In jail at Colfax and escaped, after sary speed.
Yovr Money
Deiiher
alxjut Lydia E. Pinkham .-: Vegetable
serving a good ¡»art of the sentence..
rorg. »veVVestrreordereddlof CEka
592-594
Willamette
St,
Back
Underwear
Mrs. Pauline May Sexton has begun Compound, and I took it and wrote yo«
tition for straightening the west line The authorities there no doubt con­
of South Charnelton street was also sidered that it was not worth while suit in the circuit court against hr for advice, following your direction»
to come after him and take him back. husband, John It. Sexton, for divorce carefully, ami thanks to you I am to­
referred.
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A petition for abolishing the quar-
on the ground of cruel and inhuman day a well woman, ami I am telling
from Goshen on the noon train today Shafer, in Eugene, returned home to- ' ry on the w»at aide of Skinner’s butte,
treatment.
They were married al all my friends of my experience."
to visit her daughter, Mrs. L. L. War­ day*.
stating reasons therefor, was refer­
Nebraska City,
Neb., October 11.
PFItHONAI-H
nock.
Alf Dillard returned <io Salem to­ red to the Judiciary committee.
1880, and have one minor child. Paul FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia E. Pink­
The matter of vacating an alley
Ray Sexton, the custody of whom
Mrs. 8. 8. Range came up from day. From there he will go to Port­
Mrs. Sexton asks for. C. A. Winter ham’s Vegetable (’omjiotmd, made
Portland yesterday to Join her » is- land to attend a big meeting of the and substituting another in lies
thereof by J. J. Rude in his plat was
meler is the attorney for the plaintiff from roots and herbs, lias been the
hand, who Is proprietor of the new Elka.
(From Tue"A«fy«» Guar«'..)
Charles Elliott went to Cottage agreed to, if It could be satisfacto­
Electric theatre.
standard remedy for female ilk
Columbus,
O.,
Feb.
11.
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Forrest Faust went to Portland to­
Grov««
this
afternoon
to repair a boil­ rily arranged with other property
I
In giving a report of The Guard's and has positively cured tliou-andsof
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Clow, after a
The
supreme
court
has
af
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♦
day.
voting contest, the pictures of thre* women who have been troubled with
visit with Mrs ('low's parents, Mr er for the electric light company owner*.
The resignation of W. G. White as ♦ firmed the decision of the
of the winners. Miss Margaret Woods. [ displacements, infiammat ion, ulcera­
A. G. Magers, of Salem, wa* in the and Mrs. B. 8. Hyland, in Eugene, there.
lower
court
In
the
matter
of
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Rev.
Mr.
Nichols
and
wife, of night policeman was accepted and
Miss Via Cushman and Mrs. W. W.
city today.
returned home today.
tion, fibroid tninors, irregularities,
Cottage Grov , were in Eugene yes- Harry Graham was appointed in his ♦ the Cuyahoga county prima-
Jake Berger (’<m<> home from Port- (
Bransteter. are omitted because of
Mrs. W. E. McElroy, of Salem, af­ terday. returning home on the local stead. Ills appointment was conflrm- ♦ ries, leaving the Taft county
periodic pains, backache, that hear­
oversight
in
not
securing
photo
­
land last nl ;ht.
ter visiting her cousin, Mrs. Albert last night.
ing-down feeling, ti.itulency, indige*.
+ committee tn charge.
ed.
O. W. Hurd and wife, of Florence, Shaw, at
graphs.
The
Guard
has
all
along
Sprlngti Id,
for several
Misses Ethel Moore, of Lorane, and
tion,dizziness,ornervous pr< * ■ 11 it i* *n.
The street committee reported 13,- +
be
n
very
proud
of
the
list
of
candi
­
are in the city.
weeks, returned homo today.
Minnie G. liundy, of Cottag«' Grove, III'; feet of lumber used last month. ♦ <•»<•+ + + + + + < +
dates who entered the contest and
I)
M. M. Havls went to Corvallis
J.
11
Blewett
i*
:i
today
foy
Apple
­
arrived h« re last night io attend the Calkins moved that there b ■ no Jump-
today on biiklneas,
I only regrets that notvevery one o
off from the si lewalks to the cr las­
H. H. A riderseli lame up from ton. Minn., where iv will make some teacher;;' examination.
I them won a prise worthy of their et
Improvement
<
on
his
lui
m
and
may
Charles Hali.es is hero from Ever­ ings of ths side streets if It could be
Portland lust uight.
| forts wh n the final count was made.
remain
there
all
summer.
It
Is
re
­
ett, Wash., on a visit.
He and his done, when Eleventh street is paVk'd,
Dr. C. E. Loomis came home from
ported
thui
h
-
mny
lirlng
back
a
brother, John, both formerly of Eu­ and the motion carried.
Portland last night.
Deputy Sheriff C. D. Arthur, <
gene. are conducting a large tannery
Th«> street committee was instruct
J. M. Howe made a buxln • .< trip brldo with his next 'all.
Lakeview, arriv' d here last night a
there.
ed to take up the matter with the
to Junction City to lay.
ter Ellice Wilhelm, the hoy who
Alex Lewis is down from the Mc­ street rallwav on crossing the rail­
F. J. Hard return”.l tlTM noon from
charged 'With stealing a horse at Si
(From Wednesuay a Guard *
Kenzie, where h«* lias 1« «’ii employed road track. TUe committee on fire
a trip to Cottage (¡¡live
v r Lake and bringing It to his home
F. J. Hard returned today from on one of tile Booth-Kelly log drives,
London. Feb. 12.—Nearly fif'y wo­ in the vicinity of Lowell. The horse
and water reported as follows:
Sheridan Hill* and wife, of Jasper,
Port land.
which has just closed down untllj
The lights ot Eugene were tested men suffragists, who raided the house has been sent for so the deputy <■:•;• *
were in Eugeni» today
W. W. Awry Is here» to visit his spring.
by Professor Dearborn, bn* the com­ of commons yesterday, were arraign­ tell whether or not it is the one tn-1
8. P. Ness returned tills afternoon
wife
ii
few
day
C. II.
Vandenburg.
of Cittage mittee was not yet ready to report on ed today and sentenced to pay a fine ken.
front a trip to Portland.
F. II. Button, of Mareóla, was ini Grove, was in the city yesterday. ,
the same. The lilll for the test. 46. or one month's imprisonment. Only
Janies F. Robinson return” I this
the
city
yesterday.
Councilman A. W Gilbert is home’ was paid. As to certain resolutions two women paid their fine.
afternoon from Portland.
Rev. 1». E. Baker is still /onfini il
C
O.
Peterson
left
laid
night
on
a
from a trip to the titulier In Douglas presented by the fire department,
John Wallace and Ernest Walker,
to his home with the effects of la1
trii>
to
Loa
Angel
‘
a.
county.
tills action was taken. Tile fire team TAFT WINS EASY
of Jasper, were in Eugene today
grippe and bronchitis, but expects to
IL C. Mahon was a passenger to
John H. llartog went to Junction was reported to be under the super­
\ l< TORY IN OHIO be able to fill his regular appointment
Mrs. W. F. Osburn returned lust
Portland
Inst
night.
City today to Invite the citizen; of vision of the chief, as to their ser-
night from a visit In Por.lnad
at Creswell Sunday, but not at Sag­
Sid Beck arrive.I horn«* from the 1 that place to lie in Eugene next Mon , vices for fire purposes, but for all
Mrs. Edltti II. I.lnlon went to Cres­
Columbus. O.. Feb. I 1.—The net inaw Sunday evening.
north
this
afternoon.
Pacific Horse Liniment is prepared
day. at which time the Cottage Grove purposes such as sweeping streets. result of tne Republican primaries
well this afternoon on a short visit.
Mrs W O. He* kart la home from a and 8pringfleld Commercial Clubs etc., it Hhall remain subject to the held today was In favor of W. H.|
expressly for the needs of horsemen and
T F. Bennett and son went to Hal­
A carload of brick arrived her"
trip
to
Stockton,
Cal.
will make a visit to the local club.
ranchmen. It is a powerful aod pene­
sey today to visit relatives a few
council
and the street committee. Taft. Four delegates-at-large, 22 dis­ yesterday from Roseburg for LouD
Frank Woodruff, of Cottag.’ Grove,
trating liniment, a remedy for emergen­
The part of the resolution from the trict delegates to th” National con­ C. Sherman to b«» usd i:i building o >
day«.
was
in
the
city
today.
cies. A soothing embrocation for the
IL Lurch, the Cottage Grove ,ll*r-
fire department asking for a small vention in Chicago, and a list of dele­ erations h”re. Brick is going to b?
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T.
II.
Brlerly,
wife
and
ch
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ll*
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relief of pain, and the best liniment for
chant, wa* lu the city today on
salary f<\r the assls ant chief was re
to the state convention to be scarce this summer, If
if pr,
p*..se.;'. i.ii;-
♦ ported on unfavorably. The Increase gates
here from lono visiting.
sprains and soreness. Unequaled for
buslueae.
held March 3, which will be unani­ catlons count f. r anything.
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III».
C
D.
Hen
in
r,
of
Prineville,
Ja
In
la’vl Ge««r, proprietor of the I.on-
*’f the salary for the chief was favora­ mously tn his favor, were selected.
curing the wounds and injuries of
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Eugene
visiting
relatives.
don mineral spring*. 1* In the city on
bly commented upon, end was asked
BARBED WIRE and tor healing cuts
No opposition worth mentioning
Jud re Hurl an Pe
Ilev. 11 A. Green intue horn*’ from + ♦+♦+♦++♦♦+ -> + + •» ♦ ♦ to be fixed by the c.iiincll. The report developed during the day. The sn-
llUSltl»«'
abrasions, sores and bruises Pacific
municipal
*
his
trip
north
this
afternoon.
Editor H L. Moorhead, of the func­
Horse Liniment is fully guaranteed.
•
At Spokane, W ish., February| 9, wa . adopted.
In that city
(low
u
J
IL
Belknap
and
wife
ar
”
tion City Times, Is In th? city this at-
Upon motion of Councilman Hen­ success by the Foraker element in mutism. D
No other is so good or helpful in so Many
1 His, Mary E , daughter of Mr. .¡nil
from
Blue
river
for
n
few
days
derson the fire chief's pay was rais­ Cuyahoga county by declaring the la w of G a» ’■ V
tornoon.
w ay s. If it fails to satisfy, we authorize
8ml
J. W. Baker min • down from Cot Mr*. I. L. Simpson, formerly of Eu­ ed to |75 per year.
Mist Susan Irvin and brother, Ar­
Taft county committee was the only was call ’d i > lis 1
all dealers to refund the purcha-e price.
gen«’.
She was aged 13 years, 1
Grove
on
the
noon
train
today.
tag«»
I
An advance in the salaries of the va’iil organization of its kind in the
thur Irwin, wire down from Walter-
EXTRA LARGE BOTTLES FIFTY CENTS
ago.
C. L. Wilier, the Creswell mer- month and 5 days.
vRI» today
(Chief it police and night watchmen county, and the selection of delegates'
H
oyt
C hemical C o ., « o « tl » xo , om .
chant,
was
lu
Eugene
on
business
to
­
J M. Mo idruff i«ft y sterda» on n
At the home of her parent«. Mr. 1 was proposed and Councilman Har­ went by default, no ticket being plac-'
llugo Br< '••
a
s
FREE <
trip lo Ro i bur r and oilier S luthern day.
booklet
and Mrs. William Porter, at the cor- baugh moved to increase the sylarl *s ed In the field against the Taft can­ fined $.’0 i
George A. Drury, ex-mayor of Co­
s !
Oregon points.
her of Wei
Fourth and Jefferson to $85 per month. The vote stood: didate
mor
ling
for
’
burg,
was
In
the
city
today
on
busi-
Walter Jrme*, and wlf » and Jos.
streets, In Eugene, today at noon, Calkins, no; Garrett, no; Healer-
derly. He V r
f
Itlahnlk arriv d down from Deer­ ( nene.
their infant
daughter, uge.l three son, no; Fisher, aye; McGrady, aye; nnpn III IlNs Iti XTIS
1 Police Farr' ■
William
Landess,
g
prominent
clt-
c
horn last nlsht.
Harbaugh,
aye;
Berger,
aye.
The
mo-
days.
The funeral will be held to­
1
noon
for
dr'
!
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Pl
G1I.ISI
JACK
PALMER
was
In
the
city
Iren
of
Cottage
Grove,
an t
Mrs. Claude Gaby returned to Kel-
morrow. with Interment in the I. O. ‘ ficin ( arrl d.
■the
streets
a
a
t
today
so, Wash . today, «tier visiting the
A petition for a crosswalk over
O. F. cemetery. The family recently
Ixindon. Feb. Id. In four rounds. fine was pal
Judge Carey mid F W Carry of
home folks n few day*
I came to Eugene from Camas Valley, Lincoln street on the south side of this afternoon Tommy Burns,
_____ , the
San
Francl.-eo,
were
arrivals
In
En-
E N Hutchinson, f l>ral sheep
West
Twelfth
street,
was
referred
to
1 Douglas county.
A dee] f . 1 L
American heavyweight pugills', de-
Inapector. Is lu th«« city from Port­ gon« today
the street committee.
1 feated Jack Palmer, of Newcastle, for * Cl>,in; v ‘*r
Hons Matthews, of Thurston. Is
land on official business.
The city attorney was
|’he heavyweight championship of ’ memori s
C F. Cuiinlnguam bo kkeeper for among those taking the teachers' ex-
to publish In the papers
THF II’ M IN STOM MH.
* England, at Wend " iand. a big music deed I« fro* S. .'
the WPIamett
Valley Company, I* amination.
b*
required
of
candidates
Mau» mid (.rienit*. Nt»,»-. » to Which
| hall on the East Side. The audience rc e^tly pi ’ > lf
Mr». Katherine Ward Pope was a
tn Port) »nd on business
nicipal
election.
li I n Subjected.
Hupei iiilendelit Fields, of the 8. passenger for Portland on the noon ' '
The proposition of an appropria­ that witnessed the battle was a rec­ jail at Portland,
I*, (’u , pa »«d through Eugene on the train today.
ti
*n
for 4500 for the city park for the ord-breaker. Hurns entered the ring Ing a sentence fu
Many and grievous are the abuses
'• .
Judge Georg*- II Burnet. < f Salem
afternoon train yesterday.
coming
year was referred to the fi- a’ 175 pound-, and Palmer weighed Richardson
to which the average person sub-
i
in at 16«*. I; bert Watson, a .«;>■ r’- h*r lands I ■ * ***
Preaid nt Campbell, of the t’nl- is In the city, having arrived on the Jecta the stomach,
•
nane«
committee.
The wonder Is, ¡
tng writer, act”I as referee.
The range 3 east. 1 fi
veratty of Oreg, a, relumed this af­ afternoon train
The
council
nnanfmonsly
agreed
Roy Crow xr ■rived h re today fro-*» not .that so many, but so few «tom­ that the curfew ordinance should be betting was 6 to 4 In favor of Burns The consld ,-atloi
ternoon Irom a trip north.
achn smarting und ar provocation do
Burns has b”en offered 4in.otto tn j ,
J. M An tr wa. of Blackley, gr- Montana t* visit hi* parent«, Mr. and uot strike
i rigidly enforced.
to Pari» ¡ q April to meet a French
rflve.l li *
sterd'iy on busln as and Mr«. H J. Cro*
The
44
**0O
received
from
the
coun
When ths
long •Abused »tom irh *
Mr«. 8. J. Thomas arri
will ri'tM. n h tne tom >rrow
PIONEER OF OREGON
(inc*
; ty was ordered applietl to paying the; boxer.
a ♦ht‘ II turn, life Is w «de miserable by . indebtedness of the city for paving j
Is dav from Em laira, WIs .
Mr*. Cars Blnnl»ton. of WI
DIFS \T
lek
headach
nervousness,
dis
the Non it» of Major Forre
Hlckm k Bark Congo Remedy.raad
visiting t*t th» bom« of I* i. I
th,' street Intersections of Wlllaniett«
A
after
eating
Or.. Feb 11
sleeplessness,
» i y i
w11 k j i * 3
bv the Hickory Brak Remedy Com P»w
I), s. McDougall retur
lion. 11« A B* i*tb. |t> Ei<«n.
coat < (I tongue,
ttefore the eyes,
ternoan from 8 '.i.’ivitio **
pany. of Salem. Or., guaran eed to o coin
J. P. Kilroy, who so su ■(
The
sum
of
4
’
00,
which
w:is
trans-
grnei ml debili
and the many othtr
cu perat Is
conds' tvd The Guard's n •
rr* I from the general fund to the pure: guaranteed to cure your coug:
Vetera'
.«ma of Indluvstion.
Mr«. William
contest, went *p Port’nnd to
or money refunded. Guaranteed ti
wer fund, was replaced.
a g d
Then
the
weakened
muscle«
of
thei
V H Mslhew* ch ii
after a visit wi
make a friend of you. For sale b'
nia<h «eel strengthening with Mf-
Hull's Red Cro-s Drag Store an.
The cont
s. The u«’ of this simple ret
of Janies J M’Cm
first-class dealers everywhere.
mlck vs. T1
r«»r a few data strengthens the whole
ton B. Holenmn :
volvtn g hoc
digestive «»»tern »«» that It enn'take
a 1 entry No. 12.9 m
Mrs Sarah M Guthrie, a former
car« of hll the food thst 1» eaten,,
î‘.t<’rUa,d :
'township
resident o'
quarter of ,ec»' >
without pain or dlatreaa Hull Drug
21 south, of range
February 7 at the age of 73 years.
west, was deci» ded by th register an
( o. sells Mi-o-na lu &0 cent boxes un-‘
She «rill be remembered by ail old
receiver of th ie land of rice in favor
der a guarantee to refund th«' money
IT IS VNRK IRON ABLE for a vouns man to suppose that
The contract for the erection of the residents of the city.
on storms d-tys
of the c--*
“
unleas it d<x*s all that la claimed for two additional storie« to the J B
be can «et himself up In a g x»d paying business without some
cnn<»stant
February in. f. \-
t>y wearintí J
capital to Invest In the enterprise
Coleman brick buildings on Wfllam-
A sure cure, or.e you ran d»,.eud Harbaugh wa M attorney for the ccr
^fwrt
Perhaps this lack of ready funds has been the cause of
ette street was stgned up by the suc- upon Hiekorq Bark Cough Remedy testant.
your working for some one also Instead of yourself for these
cessful
bidder.
J
R
Cheaem.
and
Mr
A
sure
cure
and
It's
pure
Vst
it
If you want the beat substitute for
many years
Cheiem says he will begin work soon for all lung trouble«, coughs, colds,
The grandmothers of the old n-i’ h
a h*n get a Petaluma inmbator
An account with this bank will afford yon a convenient,
If proper arrangements can be made hoarseness and sore throat
For salé Dunkard families • —
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
safe and altogether Ideal method of keeping your surplus
with the tenants om the buildings to t*v Hull's Red Cross Drug Store and sylvsnia have mad
funds where they will grow Into a tnni that in time will make
bulM
affoldlngs over the sidewalk
•ry Bark Cough R<
a Delavno, of thia city,
Jdy” and
poMlulc your slice ess In business
In front.
their families
r htuhand a«<l children.
Other« have nucceedcd In thia way you
years.
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dealers
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to go to Ix’*« Ange]«« soon if het
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edit ion continues to improve. ,
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C«|’ltal and «urpli««
$100.000
the Uc.-tn spray pump be
* »nd all dealers <
! W. K. BROWN, l*rr«Meot.
I \\. owlH BN, t »«tiler
buying
Pumi*» at all prices and pr«-
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par«*d sulphur spray.
The work of laying stone foi
Robert Donici* has
CHAMUERS HARDWARE CO.
r^cFfve<l
new Preabyterian chutch kaa begun.
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sion of the Nlcklin & N
CHAMBERS HARDWARE co .
East Ninth and Oak streets
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Varsity
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Outing
Webster
Chanticleer
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Richmond
Isimgton
Velante
Student
Jerome
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Rob Roy
Glencoe
Dartford
Minto
Bobs
Basil
Jennico
Dunloc
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ALLEGED HüDSE THIEF
LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S
VEGETABLE C0MP0UH3
Helmet Brand 25c Cuffs, Sale Price
S. H. FRIENDLY
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TAFT MACHINE
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COFFEE
EA SPICES
TEA
BAKING POWDER
EXTRACTS
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IT’S UNREASONABLE
The Eugcr.e Lo-’n <SS Savings Bank
.. I CONTRACT FOR COLEMAN
BUILDING SIGNED
CLOSSET & DEVERS
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