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TH! Rsl» n CURES CONTRACT LEI DISEASES bps JI I 4 2. HH1H ARRESTED AT KLAMATH FALLS S. P. WATER POWER SITES 1 having I 50 years, in the earlier days wl tiin the last few years has been the predotutnau trj ’’ says the governmen le moist early springs and dr) T ht> At a meeting of the city council i su run’ irmerlv were admirably dapted t< I Í Ì C1 d ing from a trip to the h icadwai this t QrenooQ the contract »as award the production of cereals However the Willamette river where ed to tile Warren Construction Co. to under the strain of constant ero >ptng S mtheru Pacific survej yors pave the following streets: Olive of wheat, and with only poor, shal- work on the proposed railroad across from West Fifth to West Tenth; Oak low cultivation and no ter ilizatlon. Klatnai nch warrant t.ie mountains uto Kacrt;; Oregon. from East Seventh to East Ninth; the soil has gradually failed to yield 1 sheriff >urt at Its last He states that a small crew of the West Tenth from Willamette to Olive profitable crops of grain. As a re i issued by the and Wes t Eieventn front Willamette sult a change in agricultural methods I term in Eugene Eord is charged with surveyors is at »< rk making the sur -f liquor. Deputy vey for a proposed power plant for to Olive, The price to be paid for i has taken place and the wheat ranch ¡the illegal sale the paving is $2.13 per square yard. [of 320 or 640 acres is giving place to 1 Sheriff Bown will start for Klauiath the company on Salt Creek. He says The contract to put in’ the cement the small diversified farm with It’ Falls tonight to urlng him back to the canal there will be six or eight miles long and will have a fail of curbing was let to the American pav crop of rotation and its intense cul ' Eugene for trial. aoou: 12" i teet ill that distance, and Ford has been arrested ing Co. at 30 cents per lineal foot for tivation.” the volume of w r Is sufficient to twice on the same charge, straight work and 50 cents per lin Climate Not Adapted. each time ■ s< ape 1 punishn »’>•' i it « 2 >. »0 hi -j. 1 ’>wr. eal foot for curved work. Contract It Is Mr. Stover’s conclusion that | was indicted by the grand jury at the[ Guard readers will remember that to put in the drainage was let to E. the climate Is not well adapted to e-entlng the South ------- S W. Curtis. ■ R. .Mummey, the price being as fol this new kind of farmnig The crops last term of court ' ■- - ern i’ac- lc Co., ¡ „3 r ( numerous H lows: $20 each for catch basins; $5 now being raised, clover, vetch, hops, at Springfield r- times ii 'd upon wat r power sites in each for the grate inlets and 45 cents small fruits and vegetables extend left here only a . ..01 iff Fisk is keeping track of his tnove- that vicinity and it tas been predict per foot for sewer pipe. their growth through the dry sea I tuents. ed that the company would utilize The matter of paving Fifth and son while the grain was ripe and the power to generate electricity with Sixth streets from Oak to Oltve was ready to cut before the dry season which to operate Its trains over tile deferred till another meeting. came on. The diversified crops mountains The beginning of pre- The number of blocks In this con- should have moisture and he con LYDIA E. 1NKH limlnary work Indicates that these tract for paving is nine. cludes the Willamette valley must be Tacoma. June 29.—Lumber manu predictions were correct, No other medicine has been so laist Night’« M*'*,ting. irrigated. Mr. Fltzhenry says the i consid gttccessful in relieving the suffering A meeting of the council was held The report is replete with tables facturers of this state, who were en er the last night at which time the bids for giving information as to the stream thusiastic over the rate decision erable snow on the sui of women or received so many gen weather the paving were opened. Remon flow of the rivers of the Willamette which was announced ten days ago, mountains but this wa uine testimonials as has Lydia E. will melt it rapidly. are now, sin ’ ’ « having studied the de strances against paving on East Sixth valley including the Tualatin, Mol All Patriotic Citizens are hereby notified to make proper Pinkham's X egetable Compound. cision and the effect* It will have, street from Willamette to Oak and alla, Santiam, Clackamas, Luckia- In every community you will tlnd preparation to celebrate our Nation’s Birthday disposed to believe that the Interstate on East Fifth Stree^froni Willamette mute, McKenzie, Yamhill and other women who have lieen restored to to Oak. signed by all the property smaller streams. The tables give the Commerce commission handed them on the Glorious Fourth of July, and to health by I.ydia E. Pinkham's Veg owners along the street, were pre average rainfall, the yearly and sum a lemon. The decision, they declare, have the Biggest and Best etable Compound. Almost every sented. • A remonstrance was also mer discharge of the streams, re- Is a mere compromise, a neat straddle one you meet has either l>een bene presented against paving West Tenth suiting in almost ideal conditions for in which the commission has follow Time of the lives at ed a glve-an-take policy and struck fited by it, or has friends who have. from Willamette to Olive with bttu- perfect irrigation. Lincoln, June 30.—Nebraska’s! an average between the opposing In llthic, the signers claiming that mac In the Pinkham Laboratory at Reservoirs Are Proposal. delegation to the Denver convention adam would be good enough. Another It Is set forth that the Willamette terests of the railroads and the lum will approve of any man on whom the Lynn, Mass., any wom»nanyd»y may remonstrance against paving East valley is very easily irrigated. Reser bermen. see the tiles containing over one mil Tenth from Willamette to Oak and voirs could be filled by the heavy They say that even In the declared delegation can unite for vice-presi lion one hundred thousand letters dent. Falling in this. Nebraska will Orator, Hon. L. E. Bean, President of the Day, Eli Perkins, one on the Olive Street work were winter rains and would supply the opening of the Portland gateway the from women seeking health, and presented, but the council proceeded whole valley for the six or eight victory for the western Washington vote solidly for Judge Gray, for vice- Marshal, John Holland, Reader, Eugene Holland. here are the letters tn which they to pass the ordinance ordering the weeks when there I b no rain. lumber manufacturers Is only a par president. The Nebraska delegation is also ojtenly state over their own signa work. Mayor Matlock immediately tial one. Under the ruling of the Districts are cited in Italy and in S70R.TS— Foot Races, Ball Game,Tug-of-War, vetoing it, whereupon the council other parts of the world where the commission shipments may be sent standing fur a strong anti-injunction tures that they were cured by Lydia passed it over his veto, the vote being rainfall is almost as great as it is in by way of Portland to Salt Lake and plank. I E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Ugliest Man, Prittiest Woman, Plug Uglies Lydia E. l*iuliham’s Vegatable as follows: Garrett, aye; Roach aye; the Willamette X'alley, but where ir common points iu I'tah only under and numerous other sports. Prohibition Fight. Moon, aye; Williams, aye. Mayor Mat rigation is regarded as lndispenslble. certain restrictions. When It conies Compound has saved many women Denver. Colo., June 29.—The fight from surgical operations. lock gives as his reason for vetoing invariably the rainfall is more even to shipping to Colorado the commis ■ the measure that a majority of the ly distributed than in the Willamette sion has decided that all such busi- over the antl-lnjunetion plank in the < Lydia E. Hnkham’s Vegetable property owners did not desire the valley. Observations were made by ness originating on the Northern Pa- Democratic platform Is not the only Compound is made from roots and paving. The work that was contract Mr. Stover from the farms of Os cific must give that road the long struggle in which the committee on in other words, must be ed for this morning Is on those streets wald West and Robert Gellatly near haul, or, --------------- -------- , ____ — resolution, possibly the convention herbs, without drugs, and is whole some and harmless. where a majority of the property Corvallis; George Bagiev and A. M. routed by way of Billings and roll In itself, may be involved. The reason why Lydia E. Pink It developed today that the prohib owners had not signed the remon Stanton near Hillsboro, and Cocker to Colorado over the Burlington. signed line & Howard near Albany. Upon ition question Is to be brought to the ( ham’s Vegetable Compound is so strances. Where \. the — majority ....... — Bellingham, Wash. June 27.—Al front and a desperate effort will be successful is l>ecause it contains in the letting of the contract was de- these farms irrigation has been tried understand made to have a plank declaring in Its gredients which act directly upon ferred. on a small scale. At Corvallis Irri though the lumbermen Other Matter». the feminine organism, restoring it gated plats are taken side by side so that the railroads are seriously con favor, placed In tile platform. The prohibition movement 1s head to a healthy normal condition. An ordinance licensing certain that Mr. Stover’s conclusions are ac sidering appealing to the Interstate Ask for and try once BLUE BELL Cough Syrup. Pile Remedy, Man's Pain Liniment, or chiropodists, clairvoyants, phreno- curate. Commerce Commission’s decision on ed by General James B. Weaver, of Women who are suffering from BLUE BELLf Stomach Tablets, Diarrhoea, Croup, Nerve, Cough, Hay Fever and Catarrh. Blood« they are the rate case, they have an abiding Iowa, who demanded of the recent those distressing ills peculiar to their Dairying 1“< «sibilìi its Good. Ctoerai Tonic. Bright Sunshine, Heart, Worm, Kidney, Headache, Summer Complaint Soothirg logists, palmists, etc., when Democratic convention in that state here was faith that such further action will not only temporary in their stay Dairying. Mr. Stover says, is prob Tabkts for Children, Liver, Female Regulator or Quinsy Tablets. sex should not lose sight of these read and passed. ably the coming industry of the Wil be taken. However, if the fight Is that It declare in favor of prohibi the time lamette valley, but it can never be thrust upon them, they will take up tion. General Weaver and his fol facts or doubt the ability of Lydia A petition for extending MAKE YOUR OWN STOCK FOODS BY USING for completing the Portland-Eugene developed to ltB fullest extent with the cudgel in self defense. Captain lowers were not successful there, but E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Eastern Railway from Eugene to out irrigation. According to the Everett Griggs of Tacoma, president nothing daunted by their failure, have to restore their health. THE SKIDOO HORSE AND CATTLE TABLETS Springfield to January 1, 1909, was government expert irrigation is ab of the Pacific Coast Lumber Manu made arrangements to bring the mat Crush and mix in feed or salt. Proper dose in tablets presented and by motion It was laid solutely necessary to prevent the val facturer's association, which Is to ter before the Democratic National over until the next meeting of the ley front becoming absolutely bar meet in this city today, speaking, of convention. They profess, moreover, MAKES YOUIl STOCK LOOK LIKE THE TOP PRICE to have strong backing from a num the effects upon an appeal, said: council. ren. c “If further contesting Is forced up ber of the Southern delegations F. L. Chambers asked permission Cntam no Siwduit, Ashe«. Chop Feed or Bran. Aik for and trv once— SKIDOO Condition Formerly the government directed TiMU. Worm, Kidney, Chicken Cholera. Blister, Heave. Fever. Hofc Cholera tablets. Louse Powder, of the council to erect a building 40x its efforts largely to the Irrigation of on the lumbermen and the rate case which have recently passed prohibi Spann Cure, Barb Wire Liniment, Pink Eye. Distemper, Colic or Bone Stiffener Tablets. 60 feet on the rear of his lot to be large areas in the unsettled parts of Is taken before the United States Su tion laws, and It Is declared confi covered with steel plate in the shape the state, in order to attract settlers. preme Court on appeal, the lumber dently by General Weaver’s adherents of imitation pressed brick for an au Now more work will be done in the interests will spend every dollar they that, if the Democratic National plat have In defense. If an appeal is tak form does not contain a prohibition tomobile garage. The city attorney more thickly settled parts. is erecting a plant at en. lumber conditions will remain plank, It will only be because he, af was authorized to draft an ordinance unsettled as they have In th“ last six ter the hardest kind of fighting, has PORTLAND. OREGON granting the privilege. month’, and no business worth apeak- been unable to secure its adoption. for the manufacture of their of will be ■ ’ ......... the appeal Is done until ( lear-Cut Anti-Ill,function Plank. world famous MAKKIED settled, We sincerely hope the easy Thu antl-lnjunetion plAnk cont In PORTABLE WELL will not be resurrected." nes to provoke a large amount of dis DRILLING MACHINES cussion among such party leaders as for water, oil. gas, etc., etc. have arrived for the convention. G. W. Billmire and Mrs. M. G OKHTING VINEGAR PLANT While opinions differ as to the exact READY FOR OPERATION. Leathers were married this after A moderate amount of WASHINGTON AND TENTH STREETS noon at 2 o’clock at the home of Geo. Salem. Or., June 2 7. I. —Not only is money will atari you In PORTLAND. OREGON South Willamette the necessity of irrigation in the Wil L. Jennings on E. H. Ingham, proprietor of the a probtable builneee. lamette valley realized but the first street. Rev. D. H. Trimble performed Ingham vine factory, is up front Port WRITE FOR CATALOG the ceremony. STAR PORTABLE steps toward an irrigation project in land superintending the work of The School that Places You in a Good Position the Willamette Valley have been en DRILLING MACHINES placing the plant in condition for op tered upon at Eugene by the state in have been proved by D. M. Stevenson of Eugene left Sa eration again this fall, as soon as the conjunction with the government, in lem yesterday after visiting with his apple* begin to ripen. This plant Competitive Tests to be 1907 $2,500 was appropriated for uncle, E. P. McCarter of this city. H. was not operated to any extent last The Best In '1 lie World. » this work by the legislature and as it B. Straight of Eugene stopped In Sa fall and winter, but It Is the Inten For full particulars regard is the practice of the government to lem yesterday on his way to Port tion to run It to Its full capacity this ing well drilling machine*, add a similar amount. $5,000 is now land.—Salem Statesman. year. This Is an Important Industry tools, supplies, etc., write to available tor the geological survey and one that needs encouragement. already begun on a sheet including Eugene will have two such plants In THE STAR DRILLINS MACHINE CO. Carl McClain, an instructor In the 225 square miles in which is situated roar land . onteos, University of Oregon and an old foot Operation this year. N. A. Reynolds the city of Eugene. has Just completed a large building or Notice was received from the fed ball and basketball player, was mar at the corner of West Second and AKRON. OHIO. eral government last week that the ried last night to Miss Grace Parker Blair streets for a similar plant and additional $2,500 had been appro matron of the Dormitory. Both are will soon Install the machinery, priated Oregon for geological sur graduates of the University and first sides vinegar h“ will manufacture I veys in the Willamette valley and the met as undergraduates. Rev. H. N. pie butter, elder. Jelly and other ( From Tuesday’s Daily Guard.) ■ ' ) cjmpanies of National secretary of state at once gave the Mount performed the ceremony in the tides from the product* of the The Allen fruit cannery in this ated In Eugene will join Ko dining room of the dormitory before ■’t :arad. at the Fourth of July cele- city will commence operations on the state engineer instructions to have the numerous friends of the bride and chard. ahead with the survey. Camps crop of cherries tomorrow and a •■»’.¡911. Col. Yoran having just is- been opened and the work is now groom. •ci orders to that effect as follows; force of between 50 and 100 women progressing near Eugene. will JI ST EXACTLY HIGHT, It and girls and 25 or 30 men will be Eugen». Or., June 30, 1908. Mr. McClain Is a member of the en "I have us d Dr. King’s New [employed. The cherries began com probably take from three to four 8*1 al Orders No. 2 4. gineering firm of McArthur & Mc Pills for several years, and find them ing in this morning and it is expected months to complete the survey, after _ says Mr. A. A. Cotr.panfes A and C, Second Battal- that they will arrive fast enough to which the Albany sheet will be tak Ciain, which is Interested in the sur Just exactly right," Felton of Harrisville, N. Y. New »L Fourth Infantry, are hereby or- keep the plant going steadily until en up and then the Salem and Oregon veys for the gravitation system. At the home of the officiating Life Pills relieve without the least' [Tti to assemble at the armory on the season closes. City sheets. clergyman. Rev. T. H. Downs. June discomfort. Best remedy for const)- ■ To Encourage Irrigation. »’urday. July 4 at 9:30 a. m., for The Lane County Fruit and Vege The area will be mapped upon a 29, 1908, Daniel D. Stevens and Mrs. pation, bllllotisness and malaria. 25cI ’’13? in celebration of Indejien- table Growers’ Association JUDGE GEORGE GRAY. have at N..A, Kuykendall's drug store. earr Da. Major C. C. Hammond, reached an agreement with Manager scale of one and one-half miles show Addie Eastman. ing a 10 foot contour interval. The I nature of the plank which should be ““landing battalion, is charged W. G. Allen of the cannery, wheieby adopted, all ar** of the mind in say- ’■4 arrangement and execution of the association practically has a lease area of the Eugene sheet extends veterinary surgeon IT CAN’T BE BEAT. w details of the parade. png that It shall he a definite and GRIFFIN ARRESTED. on the plant for the next two week*. nearly to Harrisburg and will In specific statement. Such members of K' order of Col. G. O. Yoran, Mr. Allen cans all the fruit for the clude the bottom land between the Sold in Eugene by W. L DeLano The best of all teachers I* exper- the National Committee as have dis , Command'ng Fourth Inf.,. members of the association on a com McKenzie and middle fork of the C. C. Griffin a veterinary surgeon lence. C. M. Harden of Sliver City, cussed the matter are a unit In say E Taylor, O. N. G. mission, and they are to get the out Willamette rivers. The survey is who recently located here, was ar North Carolina, says: “I find Electric Cipt. and Adjutant. put. The cannery will be a very busy being made for the encouragement of rested today by Constabl Plank up Bitters doe* all that'* claimed for It. ing that the wording of the antf-fn- W I IIK |*|A ItRANM a projects now actively junction )>lank shall leave no possible ! place from now on during the sum Irrigation l.ivlh n! Ank v« «r I». to by D. J. For Stomach, Liver and Kidney doubt In the mind of any reader a« talked of in the vicinity, and to on a warrant sworn 4 4 I rhr* tel > Blrni mer. 45*1 ATE IS I’lil.l. 14 a Ifc.J ,„rU .AV/ which end such prominent and far Christie, charging him with practic trouble. It can’t be beat. I have tried , to where the party stands on this - t- .< • . ■ B H .e ». Ú- .. x"/ FIX A LIA’ CLOSED IT. sighted men have directed their en ing without a license. He will appear It and find it a most excellent tnedl- question. Tak* R * a M-p I', f Vl, . V before Justice of the Peace Bryson etite.” Mr. Harden I* right; It'* the I ergies as W. W. Cotton, general coun < iMtnitM-rlnin Boom Hot» l'|>. GRANT’S PASS WILL . uv * r • •• . r» best of all medicines also for weak- [ CHASTISE HARRIMAN. sel for the Harriman line* in the tomorrow. The Vice-Presidential situation re Tk* "a'e of W. S Ladd was nose, lame back, and all run down ' C,,» n •’* ’ main*, to all appearances, just where Northwest. ta*** esterday when condition*. Bert, too, for chills and It was yesterday, although the boom In his address at Eugene Wednes Grant’s Pass. Or., June _29 •in> We ebster in the morning, County Court,' malaria Sold under guarantee at of Lieutenant Governor Chanler, of DAVID II. II"’ day Mr. Cotton again asserted the final pleadtnK extreme poverty, the South- lOH an “It give* me unbounded pleasure W. A. Kuykendall’* drug «tore. DENIES INTERVIEW necessity of drainage and irrigation New York, seem* to have weakened trouât. Bucklen’* Arnica in the Willamette Valley before it to recommend somewhat and hi* name I* not men ^■of Tbh; K : can be expected to produce what it Salve." say* J. W. Jenkin* of Chapel »nd ■“ executrix. WELL DRILLING, Albany. N Y„ June 29 —Albert E tioned as prominently a* two day* ago. This I* largely due to the an Hoyt, editor of the Argus, received -- 77e p-' L. Pas»- As the railroad company ha* should. Mr. Cotton has directed con Hill, N. C. "I am convinced It'* the up-to-date well drilling see. For ’^‘^not‘*;ybUtIth:i7s pXbr<íÍtau "n;ePXs“riI.ve siderable attention to the subject and best salve the world affords It cured I.aDuke & I<effler Co., well driller*. nouncement male by Norman E. from Pari* today the following cable ____ ________ . It has , is the strongest advocate of Irriga a felon on my thumb, and ft never Tel Red 51 21. 999 Villard Boul. O Mack. National Commltteman from gram from Governor David B Hill, fails to heal every sore, burn or hand* of Caroline A. v«-“. •' •’ j’.ther single New York, that he has not authority ■ referring to an Interview which was •widow William M Ladd.' heavily than any <> her 3ngi tion la the Willamette valley. For 10 wound to which It Is applied 25c at months of the year, the rainfall 1* DeWitt’* Witch Hazel Salve is es to speak for Mr. Chanler and that his | published widely as coming from Mr. E LadJ and John Wesley f property owner for^stres very heavy, but for six or eight week* N. A. Kuykendall’s drug store. pecially good for pile*. Recommend Interest In th“ matter was dictated by 1 Hill on the day he sailed for Europe. ■' ‘itrlx and executor*, since I the the company company has entered ■ • friendship and by a sincere belief! In thl* Interview Mr. Hill was quoted ed and sold by all druggist*. »trance “ again»« ,he the Das!,ln passing J <<1d died. January «, 1893 I"-"'' ’ °r ,a* every summer the rainfall 1* so NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. light as to constitute almost an arid f that the New York official I* well as referring to Governor Johnson as paving ordinance. ““raised the same year by | Notice Is hereby given that the law Mr*. Wald ha* sold her property qualified to take second place on the “the poor house candidate.” criticis Through it* right of way. official*, condition as far as the production of ng, John Catlin and ing Mr Yryan and saying that Al er*- agricultural crops are concerned firm of Geo B Dorrl* and G. F Skip at the corner of West Sixth and Ol- ticket. Mood at $7,500.858 95 the company states that ft cannot af Wiliam* '«" Aalh y X. . <|. W at* r. Only on» new man was named to Is no Democratic party." worth I* dissolved by mutual con ive street*, on which stand* the Wald ^'int $4.127,250 was the ford the expense, as It has been "Attention Just called 'to alleged Mr. Cotton i* not alone in this dis sent. Mr. Dorris and Mr. Skipworth House, formerly conducted a* a ho- day a* ■ Vice-Presidential possibility. 1_on the real esfate and taxed heavily thl* year. ’ for Improve covery. A. B. Stover has be«n di will both occupy the same office tel. and a cottage adlolnlng, to J W Thl* was Governor George E Cham- political interview* in American the amount at which ment* made on the Harriman line* rected to report on the need of Irri room* until further notice He found much newspapers published sf'er my de Mailman, the consideration being berlaln of Oregon, the company gation In the Willamette valley by 1 property was inventor elsewhere.” Though GEORGE B DORRIS. favor with some of the party leader* parture. They are fictitious. I an- kept private. ditlon, consisting of 32 ‘ would be given 10 years to mee J2 G F 8KIPWORTH the United S'ate* department of ag and It Is said that he would be per- thorlze yon tn deny «anv through the • t that time valued at assessment, in regular yearly In* riculture Hl* con< iti»l ;ns are Iden «finally acceptable to Mr. Bryan, if Associated Pre«* and otherwise.’' >dol will without ’nratsl Springs fsrm. ments. it has declared through It SHOE RHOP IN <OHI R<» tical with those of Mr. Cotton. The the latter Is nominated ne who has stoma Bert Barber “f F'ton, Wia., says: 1175,0 JO; Canvon City cal attorney that the expen»e Is report ha* just come into the hand* ach trouble. Tak great The city c uncll prop, “I have only taken four dose* of De $145,000; and of State Engineer Lewi* at Salem. P Shinn ha* opened up » firs'- E .a continue It for pAV- Kennedy ’ s l.axa Cough Syrup & Til'on Banking business however, to go ahead with tn» Witt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills and In hi* Introduction Mr Stover re clan* shoe «hop In Coburg. All work I s It I* necessary to t he acts gently upon the bowel* and they have done more for me than Of the personal prop- Ing. and will take a lien "P?“ ty a cite* that the Willamette valley I* guaranteed. Bring In your Job work. thereby drive* the cold out of the other tnegiein» ha* ever done.” Sold e P»rt la In atccks and I abutting property should it refuse to the largest single body of tillable dAwtf «4» - ■yatem. Sold by all drugglita. by all drugglita. meet it* payment. gon Ian. d is pure ami healthy, the skin will be soft, smooth and lislle* and eruptions; but when some acid humor takes ition, Its presence is quickly manifested by sonic form of rhe skin receives its necessary nourishment and strength XVhen, however, this vital fluid becomes a humor-laden in® the bloc*. > longer preserve the natural - --... appearance of the skin, er«* rU ifCcTlT , healthy. — Sbviuacn i. impure nature continually irritates and mflamco ,1, delicate les the 6brcS and ke<rps the cut,cle In »‘Uaeased and disfiRurv 1 c , .W1 application ap: itions ’ cannot reach reacn the tile blood, bloo.!. and therefore tlivief-.re are .1: e \ bene ' \ i"] ¡Xml A for their ability to reduce inflammation, ami assist in keeping the parts *’1 ‘ e an>: skin roub‘e ‘ the heo b l°°d ,aust ors M‘ Tocureany skin ‘ trouble blood must be purified of f‘ihe the hu.., humors thwart * ,C trouk*e- S. S. S. drives out the humors fr » n the bio >d P* tte<!V n, in»tend of being irritated and diwaned, i* n mt sh I 1 , a vjrtv cooh::i stream. _ S. S. S goes t.own into the circulation and cverv parti U of impure matter, all aHd* nn ! humors, «ml restores " n»ul, pur« coadiUcm, thereby curing < n dis eases and anv medical advice free t to o' affection. Look Cook on ski skin^ diseases write. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CX, AiLAKTA, CA. MORE SLOCKS ♦W********* I ***** • ,,4th of July PROCLAMATION NEBRASKA WANTS GRAY FOR SECOND PLACE CROW EVERYBODY COME TO CROW «*........ . TAKE THE BLUE BELL LINE TO HEALTH THEY MAKE YOU FEEL LIKE A BLACKSMITH OLMES BUSINESS COLLEGE IRRIAGTION FOR UPPER VALLEY AS EXPERIMENT BEGINS OPERATION JÖLY FOURTH CHICKESïLh’S KlLLb «
