JAPAN PREPAHES
FOB WAR WITH
CHINESE EMPIRE
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Toklo, March 9, 10:30 a. m —
There were no new developments
throughout Sunday or today in con
nection with the Tatsu Maru affair,
la the meanwhile Japan is undoubt
edly preparing for eventualities. I he
entire d"clsi>n i’t the mai er re»*»
with Pre "ler ?.,k>n I ml Fu
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Minister ..ayas l
hi re has >«-••>
no I I •>•!< t nt , r p dor' of ■!::.?
that a. .in v
'!».:( f >r <" Una's " ■
ply.
-n-Ip- ’ 1 -
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ed at the Japanese foreign <>tl i< • tbai
It la presumed that Yuan Shi Kai will
require three or perhaps four days’
consultation with the viceroy of Can
ton In the consideration of the entln
matter, consequently no declslou may
be reaied before March 10 or il
Activity in Naval Circles
XVhat action Japan will taki in the
“independent action” Is a matter
of speculation in diplomatic circlet)
in Tokio.
It I.) believ-d that It la entirely Im
probable that Japan will make any
effort to retak ■ th" Tatsu or read
warships to Canton waters.
While
war Is con»l<tored most Improbable,
the naval base at Sasebo Is extremely
active.
Coni Rushed AI ion ill Shl|iH
It la announced that a part of the
first squadron will ieav • port March
14
The armored cruiser Chlyoda
suddenly left port last night. Coal
ing Is proceeding rapidly, a number
of torpedo boat destroyers having al
ready coaled. Enormous supplies In
storage at Sasebo are being hurried
aboard the vessels
At the office of the admiralty It
Is pointed out that the first squadron
expected to start on training maneu
vers this week, a fact announc' d tWO
months ago, therefore the activity at
Sasebo should not necessarily be con
sidered with the Tatsu Incident.
RECEPTION COMMITTEES
HAVE BEEN NAMED
In pursuance with a resolution
passed by the Commercial Club last
evening tj have the members’ wives
tonder Madame lllauvelt a reception
next Thursday afternoon. President
Williams appointed Mrs L. L. Whit
son and Mrs. C. It Willoughby on the
committee to
act
with President
Campbell The latter, having to leave
the city, has appointed Mrs. Charles
Hardy to act In Ida place
All three
of the ladle* have accepted.
The committee on reception for
Governor Chamberlain, who will he
here on March 17 to present the col
ors to th" Fourth regiment, O. N, G ,
hiu> also b en ap|M>lnted. It consists
of Judge 1. T Harris, Dr. D. A.
1‘alne and 8. li. Friendly,
for next Wednesday, whereupon Mur
phy, realizing that Heney was in
earnest, began to hedge, saying that
he was not ready to proceed; that he
had been misunderstood, etc. lien> y i
arose and said:
"It is apparent that the counsel is
juggling with the court and •■:><’env-
olng to deceive your honor. We are
ready; call tile jury.”
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Murphy said testlily:
"We are not as adept at deceiving
the public and court as Heney when
he stood before the jury and lied
about th“ immunity pledge.”
Heney flushed hotly and demanded
that the counsel be punlih"d for con
tempt and made to retract. J idge
Lawlor ordered a retraction.
"I retract so far as the court is
concerned," said Murphy, "but I de
mand that Heney be male to rt ract
that I am juggling with the court."
Judge Lawlor paid no attention to
Murpby and refused to change the
order of the trial for Wednesday.
(From Monday’s Daily Guard.)
Some time last night hobos broke
Into a car loaded witft general mer
chandise, consigned to several Eu-
g ne merchants, and stole a number
of articles of wearing apparel, some
tobacco and other things. The seal
on rhe door of the car was broken,
and the thieves used a candle Inside:
the car, the candle having been left
there when they got through their"
work. They broke Into several box
es consigned to Nicklln & Neal and
containing mostly ladies’ wear, but
some of them contained men’s socks
and the hobos no doubt stocked up
well with these.
A box of tobacco
for Julius Goldsmith was broken into
and a box of ladles’ skirts for Hanip-j
ton Bros, was rifled, but none of the
skirts were taken.
Chief of Police
I Farrington has made an Investigation
4 of the robbery and sent a description
♦ of the goods stolen to the officers up
♦ and down the line. There Is no clue
♦ to the Id ntlty of the miscreants.
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FEW-R IZ1E CARS
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Ni •’ York, March ».—Ths
rallro. 1 traffic Is Increasln
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uary, though the number of
Idl ■ cars still concern the
railroad manager
the sur-
plus being 319,204
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BEGIN PROBING OF
(1IA1U.E MADE Bl I.ILLEY’
Lincoln, Neb , March 9
Nebraska’s penitentiary 1» not
a reformatory, but a huge opl-
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Griffin, prison surgeon. In his
report to Governor Sheldon
Of the 431 prisoners eonfln
ed between 100 and 150 are
addicted to the morphine hab-
it and are regularly supplied
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EMl’ERo!
WILLIAMS'
LETTER WAS PRIVATE
ixindon, March 9
Hope that the
letter sent by Emperor William to
Lord TweedmoutI), first lord of the
admiralty, would be published was
dispelled by Mr Asquith In the house
of commons this afternoon, when he
told A J Balfour and other question
ers that be hud nothing to add to the
statement of Friday, and that, so
far as he knew, "Twoedmouth had
nothing to add to hl* declaration be
yond the fact that he had showed the
letter to Sir Edward Grey, the foreign
secretary, who agre'd with the recip
ient that the letter had no official
character,”
"It Is clearly out of the question."
said Asquith, to lay private ami pub
lie correspondence on the table."
latter In the house of lords As
quith described the letter from Empe
ror William as "quite Informal and
very friendly."
laird T» eedmouth expresses sur
♦ prise at the continued criticisms of
4 the press and public.
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IF Y<T KNEW
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The merits of the Texas Winder,
4 you would never suffer from kidney,
4 I bladder or rheumatic trouble, fl a
+ ' bottle (two months' treatment). Sold
4 by O. J. Hull, or bv mall. Send for
4 ' testimonials
Dr. E W Hall. 2926
4 'Oliva street. St. Louis
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GOMI’I-lltS < 4IIS I IIIOII
Brussels, March 9.
Minister of
Ml \ FOB t CONFERENCE State lleerncart has decided to oppose
the treaty of annexation of Congo In-
Washington. March 7
The far- dependent state to Belgium on ac
reaching character of the recent d.-i l count of the clauses granting recog
elon of the supreme court of the i’nlt- nition to private concession* and pro
ed States, affecting labor organlsa-i viding a grant < f ten millions o' dol
The defec
tions, has led President Gotuper», of i lars to King l<eopold.
the American Federation of Labor, to I tion of EJeerneart may mean the de
call a meeting >f the executive coun feat of the treaty.
cil of the Federation In this city In
the early part of the week beginning
N«» l’»e tn Die
March IS
The call expresses the
“I have found out that there Is no
hope that the executive officer» of
the International trade unions of use to die of lung trouble as long as
America will meet with the executive yon can get Dr King s New Discov
council an March IS. "there to con- ery,” aaya Mrs J p White, of Rush-
"I would not hr alive to
salt with and take such nation a* the boro, I‘a
Importance and merfta of the sub day only for that wonderful medi
It loosens up a cough quicker
Ject herein dealt with may lie con -| cine
than anything else, ant cures lung
alderod and determined as setting
forth the position aud demands of disease even after the case Is pro
nounced hopeless." Thia m>**t relia
labor."
ble remedy for coughs and colds. la
grlnpe,
a»(hmn.
brnttrhltlt
and
Ml lirtn \ N I. HI N l Y
hoarseness is « J.f >mdnr <iinrante at
4 LASH IN tot KT
W A K.'.'-niil I’ m dru< ttare»
Trial I ttli? fro®.
Ran Francisco, March 9
The hrx and 11
tlllty and bitter feeling between 'he
A m arriag« II • •
wan Iwnurd S it
prosecutl'n and defense In the case of
urdav st eri'v r to 1 ew Hall, n ti *d
Abraham Ruef, who has kept up a
22 veers, and « ' b
running fire of affidavits daring the Hiss <; -'t, V )lt>l •Ini tn Kuaen , and
1.
<i 1 >. And
past month, to which no reply has so
far b-en made by th* prosecution, aiding at Goahen.
broke out In court this morning when
the lie was passed between Frank J.
Murphy, associate counsel for llu-f.
and Francis J. Heney. Murphv ub-
j*ct»d to the postponement of the
Polled Railroads trolley cases as ask
«•d for by Heney until March 1«.
Heney replied
"All right, then, we will go on
with the trial Immediately ”
"We are ready, call the Jury," said
Murphy
The court Immediately set the case
HARRY ORCHARD
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MUST STAND TRIAL
H Ire, March 9
"arry Or- *
4 chard, charged with th«- nrir- 4
Washington, March 9. The -ipor- 4 d-r If ex-C<overnor Steuneu- 4
In) committee of the house appo'nted *
b rg. will b ' taken fr tn th" *
by Speaker Cannon, at the reqe-t of 4 State p •niten’l ry to Caldwell 4
Itepre: entatlve Lilley, to "Investlga’e 4 tomorrow and his case will be 4
the conduct of the Eelectrlc boat 4 called for trial.
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dwexsor, the Holland Boat Coittf:- .'
respecting the method) employed by
said companies in c inflection with PR).Ml'. I NT CHINAMAN
paBt or present legislation before
\ l< TIM OF liiGIIBlNDElD
Congress,” began Its Investigation to t
day. Lilley wll be the first witness
Portland, March 7.
Le« Dal Hoy
In order to get his facts before tile a member of the Quong Sang Wa Co.,
com mlttee.
was shot and fatally wounded to
Chairman Boutello asked 1 11.ev If night by a ha’chet man who had be n ,
1 e was ready to go ahead with his Imported from San Francisco for th"|
facte, but the latter was not prepated purpose of killing Lee. The trouble
to proceed, as he had not »-cured Is said to have been due to In.ernal
an attorney. He, however, submitted dissension» in the Bow Wong tong.
a number of documents to the com The trouble is of a financial nature,
mittee stating that he had been shad according to the statements of other
owed by detectives and that In order Chinamen. They say there were two!
to have the shadowing stopped he factions of the Bow Wong tong, one
would ask to have summoned three of these being headed by Lee. The
operatives connected
with a local other faction Is said to charge that
detective agency.
He stated he did l-ee refused to account for some mon
not wish to be the first witness, and ey of the company, which tills faction
asked to be allowed to name the asserts he had In his possession. They
manner In which the witnesses would also say Lee’s friend» are on the war
be called
path tonight, and according to the
Boutelle stated that Lilley must custom of the race, will exact repri
first tell what he knows, and to per sals on the opposing faction, prob
mit him to procure an attorney ad ably before morning
journment was taken until Thursday
lave died from his wounds at 11
morning.
o’clock tonight.
STATE PRISON IS
HUGE OPIUM DEN
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HOBOS ENTER
BOX LAR AND
STEAL GOODS
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NOBODY
SPARED.
Kidney Troubles Attack Eugene Men
Auil Women, Ohl and
Young Alike.
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Kidney Ills seize young and old
alike -
Quickly come and little warning
giv •.
Children suffer
In
their xarlyi
years.
Can’t control the kidney secretions
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(¡iris are languid, nervous, suffer
pain
Women worry, can’t do dally work
Robust men have lame and aching
back*.
Old folks, weak, rheumatic, lame
Enduro distressing urinary ills.
Th" cure for man, for woman, or i
for child.
Is to cure the cause- the kidneys :
Dian’s Kidney Pills cure sick kid-'
neys •
Cure »11 the varied forms of kidney
suffering.
Eugene testimony guarantees every
box.
Mrs. A. J. McKinney of 159 Law
rence Street, Eugene, Oregon., says:
"For several years 1 had attacks of
kidney trouble at odd times and re
cently It became more acute. There
was backache and more or less ir
regularity of the kidneys. Being In
duced to fy Doan's Kidney Pills 1
found relief almort fr m tthe first
dose
The bnchache soon left me
an I I fe't be ter and stronger. As I
coutlnued their use ev ry symptoip of
my trouble disappeared. Other mem
bers of our family have also had good
r-snlts from using Doan's
Kidney
Pill-’."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo
\ w York, sole agents for the Uni
ted States
Remember the name Doans and
take no others.
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Ossining. N" Y’ . March 9.
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\ntonlo Strollo. an Italian,
4 who killed Antonio Lorsella
4 In Van Cortland. N. Y., last
4 August, went to his death in
4 the electric chair with a
4 cheery good-bye and a smile
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We Make Your
Credit Good
We Sell For Cash
Or Installments
Compare our prices and values with any other similar line of goods car
ried in Lane county. We do the house furnishing business, buy in big quan
tities and consequently give you better goods for less prices.
Special For Three Days
We offer 50 couches, various patterns, best blocked velours in all colors
for Special only....................................... ’
$9.00 each
I hese couches are fully 28/^ inches wide, 6 ft. 7 in. long and thoroughly
reinforced. 1 hey have the celebrated angle tie made of the best oil-tempered
springs, and are fully guaranteed in every respect. If you want a couch try
one of these for 30 days; if not as represented bring it back and get your
money back. - Compare our price, consider length, width, quality, strength
and weight, and you will see a difference. W e have couches as low as $5.0 J
each during this three day special.
P<UG SPECIALS
We buy our ru^s in 2 JJ lots. Thiswivwe get the price right. Other dealers buy in small quantities —
half dozen at a time, that’s why our price is different. Our goods are new—we never allow old stocks to accum
ulate; old furniture not in use becomes brittle, breaks easy, and old stock rugs are liable to be full of moth
eggs see the point?
We offer this season’s axininster rugs during this special sale at a very low price.
These goods are just in, direct from the factory.
Cocoa
Rugs
M it Specials
60
Size, 16xio, special.______________
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Tea Kettle
Best copper, nickel finished, special
All granite ware at reduced prices.
9x12 axniinster rugs, best grade, special------ $?5.5O
“ sold by others for #30., spl 24.00
9X12
9XT2
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Carptt>s
During this sale we are making special attractive
prices on ingrain, Brussels, Axminsters, and new
1908 matting!*.
Brussells Rugs, special from $12.00 to $18.00
9x12 Body“
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$17.50 to $30.00
All Rugs in the House Reduced Dur
ing this Sale
REMEMBER ALL OUR GOODS ARE NEW. THIS SEASON’S OFF
FERINGS IN CARPETS, RUGS AND MATTINGS
Sale Prices Are
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( "• "ampbell-i
dlman Co
We
wer Furnish
urnisn Your
1 oi
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TEN OF < REYV
B3HEDH SHARP JUKES
HIS ANNUAL PROPOSAL
DIE OF EXI’OSl RE
SPLENDID DISPLAY OF
Sin
Francisco, March 7.—The
schooner Czarina, which arrived to
day from
Pirate
Cove, Alaska,
brought the news that the schooner
F. J. Hard Saturday afternoon took
J H. "Bohemia” Sharp has re John F. Miller was drlv >n ashor" dar
Guard reporter
r porter to his office in
tn the
turned home to Cottage Grove from ing the gale on January s, at lhatock a
Chrisman block and showed him his
a visit to Salem where he was look Peninsula, I’nlamk island, and broke
display of ore samples taken from his
ing after business matters
While »t in two.
So far as Is known ten of the crew, mining properties in the Bohemia dis
the state capitol some of his friends
penned the follc.wlng and sent It to including the cook, died of exp isure, trict. The samples are from the Ore
the Portland Journal as a "special.” and It Is believed that at bast twenty- gon-Colorado. the Vesuvius and the
and Mr. Shorn looks upon it as the five of the survivors are still on the Rlversld" claims, all owned by Mr.
Hard
The samples are very rich in
peninsula.
best joke of the season.
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Two of the crew put out In a dory gold and copper and indicate the
The Journal Di»|M>t<'h.
Salem. Feb 27.—Bohemia Sharp, and reached Sand Point after five wealth that exists in the Bohemia dis
trict. Mr. Hard has done a great deal
as the old miner is known In J-ane day
The llghthoiis-keeper pressed the of development work on these claims
county, has been paying his annual
visit to the state capitol. He makes schooner Martha into service, and de during the six years he has be n op
a format call on the governor each spatched her to the scene. The Mar erating them, having a lOOO-foot tun
year when he comes ar lund and has tha had not returned up to the time nel In each at a depth of 1000 feet.
Splendid bodies of ore have been
tales of new discoveries, and regular the Czarina sailed.
opened up at this depth
Besides the
ly tendees his hand In marriage to
main tunnels there are a number of
< YTARRII Is I t RABLE.
the stenographer in the executive of
fice, whoever she may be. He is reg Succ«>»stttl l'xpcrin»«'iits in Abating feeders. In the spring Mr. Hard ex
pects to start his ten-stamp mil) at
ularly refused.
and < uring Hit» Disease.
the Vesuvius mine and begin the
Sharp Is now In the 7hs. but still
shipment
of copper ore to the smelter
Catarrh is an entirely unnecessary
follows prns[>ectln<
Bohem'.a left
Some of the samples of
today for his home in the mountains, disease and should not be tolearted at Tacoma
for a single day now that Hyomel is copper ore shown the reporter were
25 miles from Cottage Grove.
- <'°PI,er and ’here is
so generally known and has made so a 'grat
deal of this tn the Oregon-Col-
many cures in Eugene and other
orado.
fr.itn which the samples were
town.’.
Modern science has disproved the taken.
old theory that catarrh was a blood
(From Monday’» l>al!y Guard.)
it is a germ trouble and the
Clyde Woolwine, who had previ disease
Good for Tveryhody.
ously pleaded guilty to the charge of remedy is Hyomel, which medicates
■ ’orman Coulter, a prominent
fornication, was sentenced by Judge the air yon breathe, killing all cat
« In the Delhert Buildlag
Harris, of file circuit court, to serve arrhal germs.
r» ‘7' ,ar’
)*ndor»e
six months In the county Jail and to
As there Is life and heelrh tn the
t ha, been said of Electric Blt-
air -f the pine forests, filled with**
pay the costs of the prosecution.
» t.>nic medicine. It is good
Alien Dow, indicted by the grand fragrant and healing
balsams, so I
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stomach.
Jury one day last week for selling IL tN'T» Is life and health In breathing 1
• nq kidney disorders in a
quor at Coburg, this morning ent. r- l Hyomel.
I an-l effi lent
manner, and
So sure is this prescription to cure
i plea of guilty and waived time for
np the system.” Electric Bit-
sentence. He was given thirty days that even the worst cases of catarrh,
the best spring medicine ever
lit the county jail and the costs ■ f that Hull" s drug ator> sells it under
x'r a druggist’s counter; as a
the prosecution were assessed against wn absolute guarantee to refund the
Purifier It is unequalled.
m-^ney
it
it
does not do all that is
him
«5 W. A. Kuykendall’» drug
claimed for It.
Vo -t B m I' V <n th" Y\ •■)■>•!
Rev F Starbird, of Esst Raymond
Maine, »ays
"I Save used Rucklen-»
Vnlcs Salve for several year», on
my old army wound and other obsti
nate sores, and find it the he~' besler '
in the world. I use it too with great ,
Ml»« I’1» Cuvhiir.in, who won ona success in my veterinary business ”i
of The Guard’s bus’ness coll ge sc hol Price 2> cents at W. A. Kuykendall's
Williams Udiau
Pile Ointment
ers hit»» bi the recent contest, this drug store
will cure blind, bleeding and itching
morning stsrted her course at the
It absorb* the tumors, sllays
Eugene Business College.
J A Martin, brother of .1. M Mar piles
tin, the drayman, has just returned . Itching at once, acts as a poultice,
We’re sorry you've tried other from a three-mouths' visit In Mfseon-! gives instant relief.
Williams’ In
medicines and they failed
As a ls»t ri
He reports a mild winter In thel
reoort try Hollister's Rocky Mountain "show me” state thia year, but it got j dian Plls Ointment Is prepared for
Tea
It’s a simple remedy but It pretty cold, anvhow, and he la glad ’ piles and Itching of ths private parts
works wonderful results, made mil to get back to Oregon
He will go to I Aold by Linn Drug Co., by mail She
lions well and happy. I&c Tea or Portland in a few days to resume! and
St *0
Williams Mfg
Co,
Tablula.
Lina Drug Co.
props, Cleveland. O.
bis work there.
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E Fl«k, 8 B Mc-
Cluskey
M. Sherman today
petitioned the county court tor the
appointment for a guardian for R b-
•■rt E Fox. whom they claim is fee
hle-mlnded
He ha* property valued
at »2000, and it la claimed by the pe-
tltlnner» that a guardian la necee-
•ary to properly handle IL
Judge
Chrisman has issued an order citing
Fog to appear before him on March
»0 to show cause, if any. why a guar
dian should not be appointed.
Complete
YVIRKLK8S MESSAGE
FROM BIG Fl.KCT
San Diego, March 8—At 12 :30 thi»
nrornlng the Point Loma (Cal.) wire
lesB station received a dispatch for
the navy department from Admiral
Evans aboard his flagship, the Con
necticut, which, with the remainder
of the battleships comprising the At
lantic squadron, left Calao. Peru, fur
Magdalena bay February 29. The
Point Ixima operator was unabl? w
determine the location of the Con
necticut, es the signals, whl h doubt
less would have indicated the ship'»
whereabout», were Indistinguishable.
Nothing could be learned as to tie
contents of the messag?.
If you want a pretty face .healthJ ait
Rosy cheeks and lovely hair.
Wedding trip o’er the deep blue
Take Hollister's Rocky Monntai»
Tea.
Linn Drug Co.
Dr. B. F. Scalfe and Miss Holm
strom, head nurse at the Eugene hos
pital, returned yesterday fr m A me.
where they have been in attend»**
upon Dr. Philip Bartle, who was t*
ken 111 with appendicitis while there
on a professional trip.
Dr Scan*
reports that Dr. Bartie Is mi ch bet
ter, but will not be able to come horns
for a week or tan days yet. Pt-
Scalfe and Miss Holmstrom sent tn
Acme to perform an opera’", n »P®*
him, but as he was so mne better
when they arrived it was d
I ' '*
postpone it until some futur date-
SICK HtAUAGHE
CARTER’S
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rw»UvrIvc»n-i *f
these lutti- l')«»-
They also r- Bcve I»
tn-.» troni P’ -'Tw1*”’
dtp st* n and To"15—17
RaUag. A p<~r*ct^^
edy tor DtttUv «
browxlne.-'). R-»1
in the Mcr-N.
Taorue. Pal» f •**_
TOBMU UVKR. 718
Sheriff FDk
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' to f Springfield I
thia morning and <lo^j
C H. Pick-
rtt’a groo ry •nd hardware
store
The place w»s
* ’a< bed by R L. Sa-
bin. who hold ’ claims against Mr r> «-«late the Bowna PurHy W"’»-’*'-
•everal hundred dollars SUAU.RLL SMALL MSE SMA.L
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