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Newspaper Page TextIWO THE TWICE A WEEK GUARD, THURSDAY MARCH 10. 1011 Hood's Sarsaparilla PURELY VEGETABLE THE ONE 5AFE BLOOD REMEDY It is a generally recognized fact that medicines take » In ;.t the botan ical kingdom are better adapted to the delicate human system, and safer in every way than those composed cf strong mineral mixtures. Among the very best and safest of vc.-.tabk I preparations is S.S. S., a blood med- cine made entirely of r.> ' «, herbs .ml barks, in such cotubicati« u as t' Guard Special Service. make it the greatest of all blood put; Roseburg, Or., March 14.—As the culmination of long- tiers and the fiuest cf all tonics. standing ill feeling over the affections of a woman, Roy BIc- S. S. S. does not c ntaiu the least particle of mineral in nay form, and Callen, formerly in the hotel business here for many years, is an absolutely safe medicine for any iate last night in this city shot and lulled Ben Mahan, a local one to use. While purifying the I lood, this great vegetable remedy plumber. builds up every portion of the system. The shocking tragedy occurred on the principal business S. S. S. cures Rheumatism. Catarrh, street and was witnessed by scores of people homeward bound Sores and Ulcers. Skin Diseases, Scrofula, Constitutional B'.ood Dis from the theatre, where McClaileu took Lillian Speicher, a di eases. .and all impurities and morbid vorcee, formerly a bookkeeper for Mahan, to whom the latter conditions of the circnlatioa. It is was once engaged McClellen shot Mahan three times with a perfectly reliable and safe for children; The first and second bullets and little ones who have been weak 25-calibre automatic Derringer. ened with scrofulous affections or made inconsequental wounds, but the third entered Mahan's other inherited blood troubles, can back and pierced the region of the heart. Death occurrred fif take this mild vegetable remedy with good results and without the slightest teen minutes later. danger. S. S. 3. is unequalled as a When the show was over McClallen and the woman separ tonic; it invigorates every portion of ated and Mahan followed McOlallen down the street. McCial- the system, and the healthy blood it creates largely assists in overcoming len says Mahan threatened him and moved as if to draw a gun. any derangement of the stomach McClallen then opened fire and Mahan staggered into the and digestive system. If you need a street and then back on the walk and fell, unconscious. He did blood medicine you could do no better than to take S. S. S. It has been in not revive. use for more than forty years and is A revolver was found in Mahan's hip pocket undischarged, still recognized as the best. Book ou but it had a cartridge in the breech. the blood free to all who write. McCallen had complained to the prosecuting attorney a few days ago that Mahan threatened his life, and he was ad- OGDEN MILLS REID vised to let the woman alone. McClallen is a member of a pioneer family of southern Or- WEDS MISS ROGERS egon, a brother of former Sheriff H T McClallen. and was es- Racine, Wis. March 14.—Tn Ra tranged from his wife and twelve-year-old son, who live in cine College Chapel today Miss Helen Portland. Mile« Rogers, daughter of Mrs. Ben jamin Talbot Roeers. of this city, and Mahan was divoiced. His sister, Mrs F B. Mcord, wife of Ogden Milla R«Hd. of Now York, son a Portland automobile dealer, arrived this morning and the of Ambassador Whitelaw Reid, were united in marriage. inquest has just begun. the swirr sfECtr.c co. AUtata. c*. Mr. Reid and his bride ar# the same age. 2S years. Since leaving college. Mr. Reid has been employed on his father's newspaper, the New York Tribune, beginning his journalistic < ereer as a reporter. The young cou ple, it is understood, will go to Eu rope on their honeymoon trip. J. E. Miller, of New York, served as best man at the wedding. The ushers included Mr. Reid's cousin. Ogden Livingstone Mills, of New York; Chester H. Norton, of Louis- ril’ey- Daniel A. Brocks, of Minneap olis: Emerson Latting. Kenel Wins- ■ow and Richard H. Menefee. Page Poultry Fence Balks Every Farm Marauder poultry are in danger unless they are pro tected by Page Woven Wire Fence. Bio farm ma rauder can get through, under or Over, Page Poultry Fence. k < WLl ROM Curs» All Spring Adnwnt*. - T JOHNBAKER'SBOBY KILLED BY SLIDE Adolph Nelson and Eli Brodvich After Search of 24 Days, Keopp Meet Death and Third Man and Bushnell Are Badly Injured Successful Telephone messages from the Hale station on the Siuslaw line, relayed from Acme, last night brought the news of the killing of Adolph Nelson and Eli Brodvich, laborers tn the quarry above Acme, and the narrow escape of the remainder of the quar ry crew Sunday. The membeta of the crew were working on the cliff when a sudden slide occurred, burying Nel son, Eli Brodvich and Chas. Brod- tbe last named being badly hurt, but it is thought he will recover from his injuries. This quarry worked is being to secure rock for the jetty at the mouth of the Siuslaw river. It is loaded ou scows and floated dowu to the river to its mouth. Eli Brodvich had a wife and two children in Hungary, and he w as sav- ' ing up money enough to send for them soon. It Is said that he had nearly the required amount, when the accident ended all. Galvanized by the same process, woven in the same manner as the famous Page Stock Fence. This fence is extraordinarily strong. Its meshes range from 1)4 inches close ta the ground to 4 inches at the top. Its great strength keeps out the stock. Its fineness of weave keeps OREGON ELECTRIC •n the poultry. GETS SALEM FRANCHISE After having been in the water 2 4 days, the body of John Baker, the youth who was drowned in the Wil lamette river near the Ros.-man pl;.« «• two miles below the city three Week» ago last Saturday, was found ibis morning between 9 and 10 o'clock by Will Bushnell and Albert Keopp. after almost a constant search. The body, which was partially de composed on account of th» length of time which it had been iu the water, was found several feet below the surface of the water in an eddy near a riffle in the vicinity of th old Bushnell ferry. which is about two miles below where th«- drown ing occurred and four miles below the city, it was brought to th» sur face and W. T. Gordon, the under taker, was notified. He brought the body to town and it is now at his un dertaking chapel. Mr. Gordon, who is countv coroner, deems it unneces sary to hold an inquest, as it la an es tablished fact that he met death by accidental drowning. Ever »Ince the drowning a contln- ual »earch for the body ___ has ____ been kept up. Hugh Brady, the profes sional diver from Portland, was sent for soon after the accident, but he was unable to lo«ate the remains. Albert Keopp, who accompanied young Baker at the time of the drowning, and Will Bushnell have »pent days on the river and at last were rewarded. They had looked in to this eddy several times before, but th«- body was not there. It evidently bad caught ou something beneath a pile of drift wood in in a deep hole and finally became loose and float *d , to this spot only a short time before it was found. The funeral will be held Wednes- day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Gordon chapel with Irierment In the I. O. O. F. cemeter«". I Mr.«. Marlon Bruce. i’umberl.»n«L I M. writ**» "I lliv» l iken Hood'« Nuraapiirllla for n great mnny ye<«««. am! I thmk It the b »1 bl >d ' 11« the world. I take It both »pllag ami I In till. Thl» l.»«t Wimer ami spring I n«« In very poor h< iltli, I wa« weak and hoi |o-t .ill my appetite ami I w. « ill run «low n. A« soon aa I began t<> t.ik« H och I' s H itriparllla my strength . ,iin<* buk ni'.l my appetite returned I tm now w *11, «1» my h< U’«ework. sn«l no loti« r h ive that tired fevllti« " «let It tu«l.«y In u««i «1 )l«m'd form or chev'olated tablets called Bsrestabs, PETITION Final Decision on Street Paving Washington. March 13. The corporation tax provision, J Made Last Night—P„ E. & the ] Payne Aidrich tariff bill were attalaiuod today us cunsmj SPRINGFIELD COUNCIL E. May Extend tiotial by the supreme court of the United States, I’’0» comi] Fred Water», repr<"««>nt»tlv» of the MEETS AND TRANSACTS wiu unuanimoiie in He dccifion I'litiHrsal CouktriK tiiiu company, The law win held not applicable to the Minneapolis 1^ I which hnii.ilo the El O»«> paveiuent. MUCH BUSINESS waa in the oitv lhl« forenoon on 11 •< way to Port laud from Springfield 'when« the city council I st night se cepltil »he petition if the projierty owner» for pavin» Malli root. Mr Waters will at once «-outer with the official» of the I'ortlanl. Eugen«* * Eastern Railway company In Port land In regard to th«* company's ex tending it« track« up Ma u street as Tar an Seventh the proposed euJ «if the pavtiig dis riel, and it the corn- paving piny will do »o. th«' btirdeu for the pavement ou the afreet will be malerially lightened for the prop- erty owners, Mr. Waters thinks the cempany will surely exteml its liu«< that far this »urimer. a:i.l probably further. The matter to (ho' street engineer. Th plans und sperlfli Mions for hv J be« lire from them el' ••« (ho cost of the work. Th* will a’-o make ««lituates f plan* on wliii-h to bane it« matter will (hen lie read,, yet tract. It will be -e.«•!.;! ' before the work ran start. cate, a real relate concern, on thi ground that it u not Paving. Telephone Franchise, business ’ witbin the meaning of the law. Justice Day first u| New Reservoir und Other nounccd that it was withhi the powor ol the senate to insert (J Matters Discussed corporation tax provisions iu the tariff law, which originated J the house, and of wh h (he tux provisions .ire ,1 ; irt Hr »»gf Girard Spelai Forvile Th» the court held that the tax was .»11 exceus tux on the doing J Rpriiigfield. Marcii 14 Springfield coundl ni et laat eveulns aud tran»»« ted « «nslderatil- business buainess, which is exactly the bams uu which the govemnuJ The Street p.iiln« »a» iefcri«'d lo » has defended the law. ei>iiiniltt<«e. wllh Iti Veti a« chalrnisll.' Justice Day seemed to hold that ih«: tax provisions wore ng to invi li 1»»!««. sud r»|>ort h»«’k The seni linoni at thè couniTI wa» lu favor the arbitrary exercise of ' a power. Thh had been urged The franchia» of thè petilloner«. why the Jaw should be held unr#^ that i» iietiig a»k««d by I In« 'phone argument as ono reason delayed and tutional. comi .in» ha» be-m wii; con.« i’P »t » later uniting prohibiting th«' A flre ordinane*, buru,li» of rubbidi and bni«h ilurlnx 4u»u»t and Sopì. . ii I mt « m paoo.'d The seoor ioniniltlrr a«kcd tor flit th««r timo to preparr report«. Tb«' uattcr ot < <ui«tru< ilux a non re«»r coir «as brought up, bui rvferred |o tb<* tire and na.rr «ouiuilttee It 1« dvsircd to hxve bulli a ss» rearrvolr on top of Wlllsniette Height», ohieh will b« liiyher up aud have a tinger ■•»pa> Ity thau thè preaenl ouo, whicli I» hot lired WILL BRING MILLIONS Thereby a source of inconi« of ipprox malely $25.000,00« annually waa asnured the government. Of all the objection* ‘4 the tax raised by the suits in all parta of the country, none d them were found sufficient to nullify the law. The court dk not hold tbe tax not applicable to the real • stntc trust, of Bosto». which is orgrni .od not under any s. tute, but under the conunoa law. LAW AGAINST KILLING CHINESE PHEASANTS SPRiNGFIELO GRANGE FOR TWO YEARS HOLDS INTERESTING MEETING SATURDAY Restriction Placed on Hunters Professor SweetBor, of Univer-1 sity, Initiated Into Order— Other Business to Allow the Birds to Incre?33 Salem. Or.. M !■ \»id<- from a law protecting Chinn pheas ant» for two years, no important 1 ch mg«*» in the ;im • law* >f ;»ucr»l lnt«*r«-st to sportsmen were euuct«*d •>> the tweut» ixth legislative «••«• «Ion This 1« due largely to tb«< fact 1 that Governor West vetoed the great majority of bills hsviug In view th» enactment ot changee In the present I ta»K> laws. Therefore, hunter» and I rpoctsnion will have little difficulty I In adjusting themselves to ne« con- j dltion». The greatest chan •»« affettine gime related ratber to the admlnls- 1 tration of the la«.« for the protec- 1 tlon and propsgfitlon of ileh anil game than to the game lnws proper Then» were the law creating a new etale fish and game com mission to have complete control of the protec tion ami propagation of fltth and game and the law authorizing the governor to set aside by s|ieeial proc tarnation wild bird and gam» re- fuge». Owing to the fact that this t ewly created fish and game commission will come into being at tbe end of the 90 days period after th«* adjourn ment of the legislature Governor W <*st thought It proper that as emell h number of changes in th» game laws should be allowed as was m«'c»- »ary to meet condltion» and permlt th«* fish and game co ni mi ss loti to recommend to thè nell sessloti «sitat ever changes ili thè presciit gain«- laws It feels is necessary to lx* made. Protectl«Mi of I’ltrasants. As set forth China pheasant» will be protected for two full years. It will be unlawful to take or kill China pheasants In thi» state except for breeding purposes or propagation until October 15, 191 J. After that «late the present open Henson begin ning October 15 and Listing until Noyember 15 will again lie estab lished. Unless the next legislature makes some provision there will af ter that date on limit m to the sex or number of pheasants that may l,e taken or killed. As at present, the possession of the carcass, th« f«*ath- ers or any portion of a dead China pheasant is deemed a violation of the law and prima fade evidence is guilt. Guard Special Ferric». Springfield. Mar. 14 —The Kprlng- fleld grätig«- met in regular srw«loti Baurday with a good attendance, ■ uimlii riug (his 1» a very busy season with the farmer. Three «-»ndldatc» Were initiate! in to the third and fourth dearma, <>ne <«f the number being prof. A. H. Swe, tscr of th«« I'liiverrlty. At noon a »umptuou« dinner was served, mid a large number were pr«>- renteil as usual, to take part In thia part of th«- program Tha lecture hour In th, afternoon wa» b<«ih Inter- «sting nnd Instructive Prof Bwret- ««■r gave a lecture on the subject of croas-br« edlng of animal», hoar to produce new breeds of « hlckeoa and new «arl«»tie« of plants and flowers A communication from tbe Hon. J. Bourne waa road. In regard to the parcels post bill, stating bo was | working In favor of the bill. Resolu tions were passed by the grange strongly favoring the bill Poultry will be the ««ibject for discussion st the next meeting which will be held Mu« h 25. Lecture hour. 1:30 p. m. MORE REALTY DEALS ARE REPORTED Guar«! Special Service Springfield, March 14 Two good drain In city real estate are reported by Rhode« an«l Button, taking place yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. John Palmer purchased the ____ Fred _______ Itoach hour» and lot on A street for llfino. and will live there hereafter. Eugene Cram purchased for |l,000 a house und lot In the Stewart addition from J. A. Valeck ot Junction City. OREGON POWER CO’S BUILDINGS LOOM UP won IS NEEDED Statement Issued by Leader of Principal Hug Begins Scientifii Study of Matter and Finds Junta in This Conditions Poor Country Gi us«- lint th«- I nt«« •Hy ««•*» N»w York. Mar-li J 4 —Dr. Fra»u* clsro Gonics. leader of tbe Washing al» and slblde. now ptin 'li>»l of ite ton Junta of the in •iirr«*ct,<Mii«it of Elip-’lr High »« h<x>l. wh«re *« re ■ ««fitly u»«'<1 th«- w«>o<liilln « ir» IN Mexico, delivered a g'-acial <l« rist of the Mexican gov«--ament tl > nf ■iellnqu« n«*y in éludent« ht •>»<»» ( ternoon. just Iwforr he «1« part« «! for Washlngtou Goin«« »».«1 tlie rrvolu , against utisanltsry «rat latloo «M Ml« PnKu-IT 1'1« ' «red tfc« »fc tlunlsts would not lay down their arms until tbeir «1« mands acre grant ■lut t!'«r of Prof« « «er Rwc-tret. N !*g rd, and that li.virr<« • :unl»t: «« «' i.«’t l'nlv. rstly. wlm made exact n-»*»«'»« aorrled over th«- procure of l nlted n*« nt« of Ihr rotimi In tbe Rill t««-«* States troops in Texii: Cimti'i .' ¡y. •< bool building, amount nmtd»d. th» rapidity »Ith »hieb IM hr 1 aid "We. that Is the tireur rrctlonlsts. a|r < lr> trial 4 throughout the ros«4 think the nm«»n>ent of iirsipi fs rfl- • pd th«* figure» which exact * testili» rec ted against kfexlco. ac well a« to Instrument* would tuuaaure. la »fit» thr smuggling of arms, and It I* not of the fact that the ay»icm of t't>U* purely «ilrected again») th«' lm»ur talion In lh«* High »• h«w>l bulldisg * gents. The govnrnmvut I* now resi i Opposed Io be the Iw »I SS'I tting the serlousm*; « of tbe Inrur- moriera, «crions deficiencies •««» gelit motrineut ami the whole < 01111- found, »nd many «*hang«s «ill te made In th«* speed of tin fso. tbe nu try Is thoroughly nbirim d Gomel said 'here arc 12.000 men of the outlet«« and Inlr'- and otte» under arms, fighting for the insurr«*c- «'•nditlons Mr Hug yesterday made »a > t<> ratter, and that mnny Amen . 11 men in high pls«'* « would aid tin- In- vt'Sllgallon of the truti " rslurr «I which Ih» tvs« Itera keep tli«lr roitaX surrectos with their renounce. and fourni that »II but one »ere u«*»r- ly 70 d« gr<cH or above. "n,l •'»•• ’[■' les« hers were contplalnlnR about tr- cold. Principal Hug at ome ordsgj tlw> windows <>p« nr«l and dc< Isreii th« be will keep every room In th« bulW- Ing down to <5 degree« If the t"»<»' i«-rs mid pupil» ate obllg«*«l t" ’•* wrups to get used t» I’ " Cane Went to Jury at 11:15 (tm*|r u »trong believer In fre»h air »n I « « «lar«« that the temperature m »•» Tliie Forenoon One Di. ■ ifll« os may drop to degrees ba(SW vorce Granted 1 lie will c«jn'pl»iu A plan of Profi" ot B ¡X >< beau <From Friday’» Daily Guard) tify tbo srhooi sround» ha« b<*n "r Th Jury In th«« case of the stat» prove«! by the board of education* v«. William Grotjan, nccuncd of rape u it- lg<* <>f rossa will b plsnted en upon Mne HUI«, w« nt out this fores tirely arouini the bufldlug. noon at 11:15 o'clock and at four o’clock this afternoon was still «mt; indicating that n dlsattrermemt is probable. It Is not learned how tli* jury stands, ns no word has h« > a,'.* from the Jury .room, t'nilrr the new law n three-fourtha majority In civil Washington. March 14 eases may «t ide a case. but tn a Clunic. 1. » :i*ur<‘r of th»* t n wa.« cited tmfny by Justice Htsflor criminal «are there must be n unity In a vol», as under the old statute * in the dlatrict supreme ocurt. to • M . »us on March 2 4th «by hr »hold* One Divelre (•«ii.il« <1. ' Judge Harris today grant'd on» I«» unjoin«"! from pitying H''nr' divorce, Laura Bell Heimrt being I’aylor It.792.5 I. held by the g°": ‘ llawley'H < ontr»1 freed from I,. W. Hebert, on the mctit out of ground of cruel and inhuman tr-.t « onrtrm t the Sunnyside ir' metli. They were mar.led III Ell- channel In the stat«’ of " M,h,n/ J gen». April Ik, IhM, gn<l hiv«» iu> It Is alleged that Hawley nb«nd«>ne* children. Mrs. Hntkrrt la allowed ill« umk an<l the 1 liiinatl«’” ban»« to resume her maiden name, Laura had to coniplct«* It. r Receivers of the I’nlied Sure Bell Dillon. on til,- surety blind for the rentrart t Cases IH-tiil*-.«I. The following ca»e> wtr<* dlsmlcH- Wpk to prevent payment to IU»W' ed today by Judge Harris: Six cases entitled »late of Oregon vs. F;ed Shepard, »tiling amt fiiln iiway Intoxicating liquor. This waa upon motion of the district attorn»). Mary M«Cart va. George Mct'ort, Washington. March II 1 Í.* ?«?,'* divorce. department today asked th« • Campb« I1-Feellman Co. v», Ju,non government lo relesa» BI h I 1,111 ,( Sanford, diimag's. vet « ^Ainrrl« huh , held I"1""1"', 0( Jesse G. Wells vs. F link Smith, ,L.ur. Í M«*Slco Th.' ,1e to recover money. i Mexico was loltl that th ' ” hi,.» The case of L. M Trail« vs. B«rl .(.««tnuiit ha«l inforrmtioii I.etiion to recover money «a« Coll» 'showed the turi» wore arrc»t tinned. ' Amort« nn soil. GROTJAN JURY OUT AND DISAGREEMENT SEEMS PROBABLE Guard Special Service. Salem, Or.. March 14.—"Speak Springfield, March 14.— The work ing for myself. I desire to say that I on the Oregon power company build look upon this franchise as a most ing is progressing very rapidly. On fair and equitable measure, and I the big power plant the brick work shall take great pleasure in sigmng has nearly reached the roof and the It pays to protect your poultryl this ordinance at once." exterior of the high structure will With tb«*»e ringing words. Mayor soon be < <>nipk‘to. Let us show you what Page Poultry Lacbraunrl gave his approval to the The brick work on the tall office Fence can do in actual tests, Qui Oregon Electric franchise which pass ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*« building and substation has reached and get special Jaricss. Alder- ed the council last evening. Alder the second story and the front por- man Manning casting tbe only dis-> I tlon la complete. It makes a very I Spay-Wymire Co., Cottage Grove sen ting vote. pretty building for Main street, Creswell Mdw. Co.. Creswell. ♦ ♦ walls loom up to a height of (4 The McMabon said there was no excuse feet. Quackenbush & Sons, Eugene. for granting a franchise on Front »44444*44444444444 street, because It is a residence The young ladies of Santa Clara wouid street, and z freight road spent a most delightful afternoon at prove a constant menace to tbe chil-' the home of their Sunday tuhool drea ot the resident» teaeber. Mrs. N. .M. Klrlt, la«t Tii#»- The granting of the franchise day. Mrs. Kirk was agreeably sur meant that several thousand men prised when they arrived bringing a will very soon be at work in and dainty luncheon with them. Tea wan, E. Wells Buys Ten Acres from near Salem, constructing the bridge« ai-rvad at 5 o'clock, after which they! and terminals tn the city, and extend N. A. Rowe and Sells Main went home, each one declaring she ing the toad south towards Albany 1 The Street Property Junction City high schon) had had a splendid time. Those | and Eugene. It is said that st ¡east boy» haj'e dwlded to taka up track present were; the Mixaes Pearle 4000 men will be put to work. work this morning Instead of base yn«i Edna Wlckwlre, Erma Bailey, | Springfield. March 13 Two Im ball as the prospects for a baseball Dorothy Herbert, Ethel Forrester and 1 portant. real estate dealx took pises I team were rather limited und field Muriel Hirns. here Saturday N. A. Rowe sold 10 j work furnishes a greater variety ofi acrs» of land two mile» from Spring ♦ ♦ ♦ 1 event». The boy» are taking a great! T. W. R. C. club was delightfully field to E Well», a ahoeniaknr. for Interest In the work and It 1» hound This price of * (oil an acre entertained, by Mesdames Hheppard 13500. to be a success as we have some very approaches a r«*eord breaker for this 1 and Merritt last Thursday afternoon; good material in our high school The land at the pleasant homP of Mrs. Hhep- section of the country. San Francisco, March 14.—A love The first training began laat Tu«-; however fa under cultivation and on pard. A huge flag waved a welcome tragedy in the under-world result««! day when a half dozen boy» took a a county road The other hh I«> whh ■ in the quick death of two men and a two mile and a half cross-country from tbe iron’ porch and bunting rooms. that of the sale of 17 feet of Main ' woman early today. R. R. Mas’yn, run and from now on there will be and flowers aecontted the were present street property by Mr. Well» to Bud first-claHS gin pointer of the cruiser steady training A track, pole-vault Twenty three ladies (California, shot and killed Bessie ing »landrails, hurdles, etc., will be and tlic afternoon was spent in so McPherson for |1700. This sale I h a high price for Main street frontnge. Cook, a dance hall singer, and Hugo arranged a» soon as possible. As cial ch«it, while tbe needles flew in The property la that on which thci Appll«>d Into tha nostrils Randall, night clerk of the hotel yet the boys have not de«'idod wheth-i dustriously. A sumptuous luncheon Wells shoe «hop Is located, ncrosi I Is quickly sbsorbsd. where the girl lived. Then he put a er the ywlll enter a high school lea was served at 5 o'clock by the boa- block, on Fifth OIVCa NCLIEF AT ONCE the charming from the Hutton I bullet Into his own brain, All died gue or not, but at present the plans' terse». assisted by street. .Mr. Wells will give up his It cleanses, soothes, heals and protects the alnvist instantly. lo«-al meet during «tnrfnv com "school maim," Misses Kress and shoe-making are to have a local buHineas and begin diseased membrane resulting from Catarrh Miss Tiffany. All favors wore duly Mastyn was in love with the girl Mr. Rowe* on the other and drives away a Col«l in the Head quickly. and arrived unexpectedly at the hotel mencement weHt. The faculty have appreciated by members and friends. farming offered a medal to the one storing hand will leave the farm and open Restores the Senses of Taste ami .Smell. Hcaftlr. March 11. Clarone« D. at an early hour this morning. A the highest number of points.— It is easy to use. Contains no injurious a business office In Sprlngtield Hillman, the millionaire townslie pro GrO. M#lvin Miller hss received quarrel followed, the sailor finally Times. drugs. No mercury, no cocaine, uo mor He ha» rented the old Rlvett build moter found guilty of using the word that his brhthcr, Joaquin Mil shooting the girl. The hotel clerk. phine. The household remedy. malia to defraud, by a Inry In tha ler. the poet, has so far recovered ing on Fifth »treet. . Randall, rushed to the room to in C. 8 Frank Is having the fjnnf nt Price, SO cents at Druggists or by mail. federal court yesterday RBcrnonn on quire. as to the trouble and was hlm- of his three-tsory bloc k, formerly the ! from his recent serions Illness to Almond tri»« are blooming and thirteen founts, will «arry >11# «Tr» ELY BROTHERS, EG V.arrrn St., New York. ■«eif . hot down. town in his home c'ty, Mastyn came from Odd Fe.iows' building, repainted be down l«each blossom/ are beginning to to tha higher courts. In the m<MiitlCie ’ i 1 Washington, D. C, ] Oliver Andrew ha» the contract, 1 Oakland, Cal. come out. | he is out on ball of >100,000 We carry a full line of Pape Standard Stock Fence, Hog and sheep Fence, etc. CATARRH JUNCTION HIGH WILL HAVE TRACK TEAM TWO MEN AND A WOMAN DEAD IN SAN FRANCISCO ROW HAY FEVER ELY’S CREAM BALM SOCIETY : TWO GOOD REALTY DEALS JUST MADE IN SPRINGFIELD Mlcrt site, i gives at <mu »Ingi« ■nd p be ba fore dallr* hair, •tkkj Lil prepnre lmrscrr Jniwerii ■nent, a A «oothinf of pain, [«prain« h for healir [caused b for all cub I Liniment [other is so |waye. If [lie all deal [price. Ex' HOVT C hi Paink SEEK TO PREVENT PAYING CONTRACTOR ASK RELEASE OF AMERICAN CAPTIVES HILLMAN WILL TEACHER DROPS DEAD APPEAL FROM VERDICT WHILE HEARING CLASS Bellingham. March H L. J. II \Vlllt, |«. pi'ilK'lpul '« . |#. corte» High school, dropped >lav while hoartng u recitano», tera wan UN years of »R" an ' -j, from Odor Rapids, Io»». * y’’l‘ H<> whs married nix month* »« M w a Witt Pi II 'lin nt win All work fell Wise Pal Falling Rulldlni Ottlr. Soar, Th