'he jtoyal U tho highest grade baking powder
known. Actual Usia thow II goes oao
Urtrd further than mny other brand.
POWDER
Absolute! Pure
1 royal twtisn fxynr to., rw yw.
.tATLY EUGENE GUAKI),
T-v a
JACKSON SQUARE
5c (fear
3 Julius Goldsmith's
All Popular lirarniw
Of Cigars fur wilo.
A beautiful luy.
Wood saws busy.
Kogtlila morning.
Apiilo buyers plentiful.
Cakes and I'les. Chicago ISukery.
Very few hops unsold In Lane coun.
ty.
i'urd home-made candies at The
lia'.iiuut.
Fine Fall Oregon oabbage lu (lie
market.
Delloious now cream candy at the
Banquet.
Htrekt Cab 'I ICKET8 For sale a
the Banquet
Wheat Is 04 cunts per hushel In Port
land and strong.
Turkish Nouata, a most delicious
Cindy, at the lianquet.
Work on the new steamboat lu pro
gressing satisfactorily.
Dr F E Hoi over lias filed his medical
license with the county clerk.
Vulcanizing and repairing bicycles a
specialty. hnmbler ngeuoy
The street commissioner cleaned up
the business streets today.
J'lease roturu my cement lawn roller.
I need It.
J M'UAtlH
Tomorrow, Saturday Is Cake Day at
the Chicago Itakeiy. Get a cake for
Kunilay.
The boiler of the heating apparatus
of the now court house arrived on to
dny's freight train.
D Combs at P U Grocery will
lurlleiite any prices made by any
Kiniwr In Lane count
.1 U Gray will ship a car of prunes In
a day or two. Norrls Humphrey lias
already shipped two car loads.
l)r Chapman will lecture at Butlo-
vllle, Nov 4th; subject: "Why we
should hold the Philippines."
From Kerby, Josephine county
i'CoI btralglit, H C Perkins and Frank
Houston were seen on our streets tlik'
week."
George M Miller Is at Juneau, Alaska
attending oourt. He writes that lie
lis oases enough to detain hi in two
ninths at that place.
MlssOra llloliard does all kinds of
plain and fniioy sewing, by the day or
at homo, 7th street between Jefferson
and Madison. Or leave orders with I)
L Klolinrd at Mr Barker's Gun Works.
Watohes, clocks, Jowelry repaired
belter and cheaper than any place lu
town. Give me a trial. I will save
you money. Erb, tho jeweler, Ninth
pint Willamette streets.
1' Illy cold of woodwanttdat this
" cilice on subscription but this don't
mean next winter after tho wood has
been water soaked with two or three
mouths of wet weather. Dry wood
goes at this shop and those who want
to furnish wood mutt apply early.
Roseburg Review: Judge K D Strat
ford, editor of the Plalndealer, lias been
appointed a commissioner to Alaska to
assist In adjusting the old riusslan
la id claims, Ho expects to leave in
ab ut ten days to assume his duties. It
sr.'ins as if there Is room lu Alaska for
all aspiring llosuburg politicians and
they are getting there very rapidly.
To Curs CoiiAtlpntlon Forever
"Mko Onscnrotn Cnndv ('itlliimlo. lno orCfto.
KC.O.O, lull to cure, Urutlutsu rulum tuuuuy.
and
S.
So.OO
Seo the extra good values
we aro offering in Men's
and Women's Shoes
AT
$2.50 and $3 00 .
See them in our
th Windows
YORAN &
Shoe
SON,
PERSONAL. MENTION.
A Htroug, of Baleui, i in Eugene.
M 1. Campbell arrived home today,
linn C II Linker whs here ugttlu to
day. C F Overliaugh visited Kiijiene to
day.
l!'-v J C Woole went to Cottage
Grove today,
Kriiill Waldman of Portland, was in
Ktigeue todoy.
Hurry Baxter ol Mohawk, was In
l"uicno today.
Waller bhelley hat returned rora a
visit at Mohawk.
Henator Al Itecd, of Douglas county
went to Baleni today.
1" H Kieer and wife, of l.'u . county
w- re In Eugene today.
MrsCH Wullace returned to her
home at Creswell today.
Judge Hamilton will remain in Eu
gene tomorrow to hear motions, etc.
Attorneys E R Hklpworlli and J M
Williams made Junction a visit today,
Bam Goldsmith and H H Blinon,
Portland drummem, 8ent last night
in Eugene.
Percy Patterson, who has been in
Eastern Oregon for some lime, Is again
in Euge.ib.
Mrs A ) Eaves of Fulrmount," has
gone to Ban Jose, (.'al, where she will
spend the winter.
Dr W W Oglcshy of Junction, left
for Bohemia today to look after Ills
mining interests.
Reginald L Hidden, of Portland' ar
rived up today to assist in the W G
Nash concert tonight.
Mrs 8 H Friendly and daughter,
Miss Carrie, went to Portland tills
morning to spend several days.
Charles Thomas, the Florence diug
gist, Is shaking hands with Ills numer
ous Eugene friends today, pie Is
looking splendidly.
Julius Bchwar.schlld went to Port
land this forenoon to take the civil
service examination for a position In
the Portland postolllce,
Rev R C Leo of Marshflcld, Coos
county, a warm friend ol Rev Mr Ab
bott of Eugene, was on today's train
en route to Seattle, Wash, where ho
was going to nreach the funeral of
wealthy lady who died In New York.
Yellow Jack lu the Army.
"It Isn't the number of men that
yellow fever kills that frightens you,"
said a rinidler, "but the unexpected
suddenness of Its attack, and the
rapidllry with which It kills." A mall
I4 wen and hearty ut 3 pm;at4pm
he Is deadly ill; tit 0 p fit he Is dead,
and a) 8 p in he Is burled. The man
who dies of yellow fever sometimes
digs trendies right up to within lour
hours of his burial. In much the
8ii mo manner men will work day after
duy In apparent health, and then will
suddenly appear a general weakness.
The body Is giving out. It needs
something to strengthen it, to tone up
the stomach, and assist digestion. For
this mirnoso Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters Is highly recommended. It is the
best tonic ever made.
An Ainaavii.
Tills is to certify that on May lltli.I
walked to Mclick's drugstore on a pair
ol crutches and I ought r bottle o
Chanibcrlain'o Palu Halm .or inf.am
niatnry rheumatism which had crip
pled me up. Alter using throe bottles
I am completely cured. I can cheer
fully recommend It. Charles H Web
zel, Hunbury, Pa.
Bworn nd subscribed to before me
(i August 10. 1HII4. Waltor Hliliinian
J P. For sale at 50 cents mt bottle by
wsmirn ueijann.
For Bale.
A flue stock ranch containing 32
acres for sule at a bargain. Will sell
as n whole or In narts. nnn onntnlnlnn
, n
lmpiovemeiilH, limiHO and two barns,
vtiiioinniiK in iiwnuiti'j tue inner pas
lure moos principally. PHUatefl si
miles from Eugene. Call on or addreei
J M Okakhakt,
Eugene, Oregou.
Wood Wttiited.
Those parties who have promised the
Guard wood on subscription account
nro requested to deliver the eanio as
soon as convenient.
Team Wanted.
A span of young or middle aired
horses, lfllO or 1300' pounds, wanted.
Inquire of Judgo Flsk, nth street, Eu-
gone.
A Pkksidknt Elkcted. Criterion:
The board of trustees of the Bodavllle
college held a two days and one night
session last week and elected E C
Perry president of the college, vice J
R Cleddes resigned. Mr Terry has uot
accepted as yet, and probably will not.
Ho is teaching in eastern Oregon.
Dismissed. Chos Mann, who wns
given au examination this morning
lH'fore Justice Wlntermeier on the
charge of stealing a wagon sheet from
J T lliabham, was dismissed on re
count of lack of evidence.
An Kvkninu Pai-kh. It is said
that Mr Uelllnger, of Astoria, will
start another evuilng paper in Port
hind next nock. Ho Is au old news
paper niHii and ought to make It win.
Fall t'RKKk Minks Several quanx
cialms have bten located on the Bouth
Fork of Fall Creek during the pat few
days. G ioiI mines are reported to
have been found lu that vicinity.
ItKTTER. I)r J W Harris savs that
linn J M BlHll'ord Is luinrovlua stowlv
and tlie rhnnces for his full recovery
are good.
Clilt'AOo IIakkhv. Cakes and pies
made with most careful baking. Home
candles of pure material.
Shipping Moss We have beaid a
good riel of Joking about Oiegon
moss, but it Btems It Is to be utilized at
last. We mean the moss ofl the irees,
uot that otl'soine of the natives ba ks.
The Albany Democrat f: Mr A
Brownell today ' shipped to Fresno,
Calif, twenty one bales of moss, gath
ered around Gates, to a big nursery
there to t o used in shipping fruit trees
On account of Its moist holding quali
ties it is the best thing in the world for
this purpose. The bales weighed from
150 to 175 pouuds. They attracted
considerable attention on account of
being something new.
Goodai.E'8 MiIiL. J C Uooiale was
lu the city today. He Informed us
that the shlnglers were at work and
that machinists were also putting the
top circular saw in position aud that
sawing would commence attln Mon
day. HI ne,e starting up the mill
about 200,000 feet of lumber has been
sawed. Hebasjutt mule a contract
witii the B P R R, to I urn I ill the com
pany with 500,003 feet of timbers. He
expects his run of 3,OCO,000 feet of logs
down in about ten days.
Anuoka Goats. Geo A Houck of
of Monroe, now residing temprarlly in
Eugene, is making a reputation as a
breeder of Angora goats. He ha i just
received an oider for his stock from
Orland California. Mr Houck has
about SCO well bred Augorus on his
placa near Monroe. He has made it a
rule not to dispose of buoks until they
are two years old, and his patrons
never complain of their purchases.
Returned Home -Hon A G Hoyey,
who recently had a severe operation
performed at Portland returned home
on last night's train. He is still quite
weak but is Improving right along, at
though slowly. He expects to be con
fined to his residence a month before
transacting business in bis bank. The
Guard is glad to have Mr Hovey back
with us again, us he is one of Eugene'i
leadli g citizens.
Fikhl'E Men. Lebanon Criterion
i)r W H Booth recleved last week, a
letter from his brother Joel, at Manila,
which contained a photograph of Joel
aud a Eugeno boy, showing them in
their light duck uniforms. They make
a fierce looklug pair, girded about as
they are with cartridge belts, pistols
and knives, besides having with them
the regular army rifle.
Glory Tickets Yestordoy eve
mug County Clerk I.ee loued a mar
riage license to William H Gilbert, 28
yeaia, aud Miss Vena M Islimael 20
years; Also this forenoon he granted a
license to is E Alarkley, 26 years, and
Trefcsa D Drew, 19 years.
Farfsto Portland. Regular fare
to Portluud $4.00; round trip, good for
SO duys with stops over privilege, fS So
on Wednesdays, good for 4 days with
two admissions to Exposition, (7.15;
Balurdays, tickets good until Monday
night 6.05.
Siamese Twins. R McMurphey
exhibited todnv a dnnidn ntinln tmr.
feotly united, which wos grown on
his residence property In this city. The
apple Is ot the Baldwin variety and is
quite a curiosity.
For Bale. Mrs Chns Loner oflers
for sale her retldence on Bixth and
Willamette slricts. Thoroughly mod
ern throughout. Agreeable terms to
purchaser.
Bkttxed. The livery stable of J H
Miller's at Junction City, attached
yesterday, is again onen for business.
Mr Miller having setlled all demands
in run.
Wanted A good milk cow. A
light, wagon In trade for a heavy
wagon. Inquire Jeflerson street, be
tween Third and Fourth, Eugene.
Triiiule Bros.
Wood for Bale 100 cords 10 incli
seasoned fir and oak wood for sale.
Also 4 foot wood. Inquire of S R
Williams or address, 8 Meriau.Eugene
Lost A cut glass smelling salts
bittle, with silver top. Finder will
please return to Miss Nettle Stewart.
Fiik Sir.R-e.vi nnrna nvMaiia. .....
lng lauds. Inquire of John Van-
uuvn, Coburg, Or.
Wantkd-1400 to $000. six months.
Interest 10 per cent. Iuqulre at the
Guard otflee.
The Only Place To ce fresh
Olympla oysters In Eugene Is at the
Banquet.
WANTED. A ulrl to do eencrnl
house-work, apply at 8 H Friendly 's.
Gnu, Wanted. For geueral House
work, Iuqulre at this ofllrj.
Largo Eastern oysters at the Ban
quet.
Twenty pairs of Chinese pheasants
will lie shipped to Jackson county
from the Willamette valley for breed-
ng purposes within a few days. A
portlou of them will lie kept in cap
tivity at Jacksonville, and the others
at Medford, until spring, when they
will be liberated.
'Tor
Lives
Troubles
and constipation Aver's Tills
arc invaluable, always affording
immediate relief. They are
The Best Pill."
K. . MAYO, Edna, Minn.
" I'or six rrin I wu vli'l" ' """
p.u.?,rn U.."" lorn.. 1 ".aid . 'JU'!5
Cut milk tout, unci tiiuemyMmrb.uld
tul uuv loam, aim .urI.(. .
not renin and dluesi
tgun Wkln CASt'AKtT J and
liave steadily improved, until I m as eu
ever was to mtjtfa Ju,:1.nr Ktwltf,. o
Uuod. Never sicken. Weaken, er Gripe. II. i. ouc.
AycriPATION. ...
s..,ii., H.d, r..pw. iuch: " " '"
tin TA nan Son anil ptinrnnleed br all drug-NO-TO-BAC
ST,i.?o clKE 'lebacoi Ilablu
A Windy Set. Coryall is Gazette:
'The Eugeue Guard is somewhat
earcastic In lis remark obnit Lane
county's venerable senator, Rsv Dr
Driver, anent bis bill known as Beuote
Bill 76, 'To protect citizens from scur
rilous attacks from the publlo press.'
It's true that the senator's grammati
cal construction could hove beeu Im
proved in the title of his pet message.
SVe have not seen I lie bill, but have no
doubt but that the composition ex
hausted all the pronouu I's In the
state printing olliee lu setting ip the
bill that is to put all newspapers out of
the 'scurrilous .attack' business. ro
other ciunty in I he Hate except
Lane is able to indulge in the
luxury of luch rare talents to rep
resent it in the statu legislative halls.
If Driver is a fair representative of
Lane's citizen, they must certainly
be a wiudy set."
Salmon Run. -The run of silver-
bide salmon in the Ivower Biuslaw
river has b.en the greatest ever known.
For a number of days 3,000 to 4,000
flab were caught each twenty-four
houis, besides the teine was nrt
operated. The caute ry, at Florence
was completely blocked at times, und
a large additional force of Chinamen
were placed at work. This run Is now
euslng ofl but another one is expected
as soon r.i it rains. The tleamer Har
rison arrived at Florence Tuesday with
a load of supplies for the cannery, and
will take out a load of packpd salmon.
Fifty Years. In conversation
with T I Hendricks tiday he inci
dentally remaikel that he arrived in
the Willamette valley at Pleasant Hill,
Lane couuty , fifty yeara ago yesterday.
He well remembers thai duy. and says
it was like these days, sunshiny und
pleasant. He was a barefoot boy of
ten years of age. There were few set
tlors in bane county then, and very
few of those who saw that plersant
day remaiu to enjoy this sunshine with
Mr Hendiicks.
Orator Chosen Eugene Lodge
No 357, B P O Elks will observe mem
orial services on the 11 r -1 Holiday in
December, as provided iu the consti
tution of te order. Judge J W Ham
ilton, of Roseburg lodge, lias accepted
au Invitation by the lodge to deliver
the memorial address upon the occa
siou. This is an excellent selection.
The best of music will be secured
Fifty Car Loads. W H CI03 and
J E Bratt, of Arkansas, who are here
buying apples, say this is a great apple
country if the trees were properly cared
for and thorough spraying was indulg
ed in. They have orders for 50 car
loads of apples al fine piices. They
Bre the gentlemen that purchased Mr
Tallla's orop at 00 cents per box.
Pure Candifs. The Chicago
Bakery in Hotel Eugene building
maniifttiittires ondles. They vouch
for the purity of the sugar used in
their candies. When you want candy
do not forget that there is homemade.
Kicked. Tom Muruhv. the Flor
ence stage driver, was slightly kicked
lu the side 01 the head by a horse at
Tallmau'a. Nothing serious. Ho has
rttigned his positiou as driver.
fflM CATHARTIC 4
Arriving Daily,,,
' 0
NEW DRESS GOODS
NEW JACKETS
NEW CAPES
NEW SILK UNDERSKIRTS
NEW TRIMMINGS
Everything
Call anil see them.
5. H.
f Hrx
Sot the Albany Thirst.
Albany Democrat: "A ;l''
linn wriu-s tl e Democrat: 'Why not
let us ship vou subject to approval, a
.rial order of our celebrated Gueu
iiei.ner rye, .eve,, years old, '''f
lu piaiu boxes, Willi no mark, to indi
cate contents, at only 3 per gallon.
No thank you, we dont drink. Sienil
it t 1 Eugene."
That linn is not ocqiuinled with the
Aii.nov li irst. Keven year old Gug-
genheliiier ought lo be pret y mellow,
but nothing but straignt guou.
that town. .V-uke the proportion alco
hol and Albany will take the bait.
THE WAY TO WIN h
A man must fiffbt to win a woman. It
is not always a duel with rapiers tbat he
must ensrage in. Sometimes it is a struggle
which on the surface appearB to be far
more peaceful than any battle at arms. It
isn't the soldier only who must bivbrave.
Men need courage to succeed anywhere in
life. A mechanic or a farmer needB "grit "
in his soul as well as on his bands. In
lhatever line of work a man is called upon
to make his way in the world he must
show pluck, and steady, persevering deter
mination if he expects to win and bold a
worthy woman's affection.
A woman judges a man from appear
ances. If he is energetic and forcible she
doesn't always stop to reason why. She
looks like the Spanish senorita at her win
dow and applauds the man who fights
bravely. He may win, K may lose ; but
he must never flag ; he must fight.
A man doesn't always do himself justice.
He may make a bad showing when he
really isn't to blame. It is common to say
of a man who is timid aud incapable that
he is "white livered." Sometimes this is
literally true, yet not any reproach to a
man either. Many a man with a brave,
willing heart for his work acts at times
like a lazy "quitter," just because his liver
is out of order. It is the commonest kind
of a disease.
A man doesn't know what is the matter
with him ; he feels all the strength and
energy oozing out of him ; he can't work ;
be can't eat ; he can't sleep ; be can't even
think clearly. We loses heart and courage
and flesh ; pretty soon he feels it in his
lungs. The doctors call it consumption
and prescribe lung specifies. But what the
man needs is a mediciue to go deep down
into the foundations of the trouble ; clear
the poison out of his blood ; wake up his
liver, purify, revitalize and build up his
system from the foundation - stone. He
needs Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov
ery which has cured innumerable cases of
obstinate liver complaint which the doc
tors diagnosed as hopeless consumption.
The work of this masterful " Discovery "
begins at the very corner-stone of life in
the stomach and nutritive organism. It
gives appetite, nourishment, rich blood,
healthy, solid flesh. A cough is only a
symptom ; there are other things that
make the cough ; they must be got rid of
first, the cough may be the last thing to go
away. Dr. Pierce's marvelous "Discov
ery " isn't a lung specific ; but it does more
than any such specific can ever do. It
sweeps out of the blood all the foul disease-germs
that lodge in the lungs and
originate consumption ; it heals and builds
up the delicate tissues and imbues the
entire system with strength aud active
energy.
The fact is well established that the
"Golden Medical Discovery" cures weak
lungs, bleeding from lungs, obstinate,
lingering coughs, laryngitis, bronchitis,'
throat disease, and kindred affections of
the .air-passages, which, if neglected or
badly treated, lead up to consumption'
Many thousands of well established cures
of such cases are reported by the most
trustworthy citizens. Many of these eases
had been pronounced consumption and
incurable by the best local physicians
before the sufferers commenced the use of
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is
recognized everywhere as the greatest of
nerve and strength builders for wt-ak and
ailing women. His "Pleasant Pellets" are
acknowledged as the most perfect natural
laxative ever prescribed.
Out of his lifetime experience as a prac
ticing physician and professor of physiol
ogy, Dr. Pierce has compiled a wonderful
thousand-page book, illustrated with over
700 drawings and several colored plates
It is entitled the People's Common Sense
Medical Adviser, and is a complete family
medical library in one volume. Nearlv
seven hundred thousand copies were sold
at Si. 50 each. Dr. Pierce considered the
profit on this sale warranted him in issu
ing a free edition, and a paper-bound copy
will now be sent absolutely free for the
bare cost of mailing, 21 one-cent stnps
or in heaviei French-cloth covers for xi
stamps Address World's Dispensary Med
ical Association, 66.1 Main Street, Huffalo
N. Y. Only one copy will be sent to one
family It should be in every family in
the land. '
to be had
Friendly
Our Was
2 -T'-:
Just Rubber at that
Wall Paper in
P. S. 10,0l!0 rolls just jeceived.
COTTAGE GROVE SEWS.
(Jllpped Kroin the MessfPtrir i f
October 28.
Hon W B' Gray left Tuisday for
Ilosebiiiy, where he und a few oIIiiTh
will investigate the SoldierH Home.
Agnoa anil Annio Willi h returned to
Eugene Tuesday, where they linve
been uttending the hintern school.
R M Veatcli has purchuwtl i he lot
just north ot Dr Wall's and will erect
a large warehouse on it in the spring.
The editor and wife moved Monday
Into their new cottage and we can
again say we are under our own roof.
Drew Gr filu of Eugene, is in charge
thin week of the Gritlln & Veatcli
hardware store and Iirow nuy they
are trying to see how hard they can
mak1; hitn work.
Piano Lemons.
Mr W Glllbrd Nash now enters upon
his third year as musical director of
the U of O. .Besides studying the
piano in America and England Mr
asli spent four years in Leipsig Ger
many. Application can be trade any
day from 9 to 3 at the music- room, 1st
door to right ot south entrance lo
dormitory. Students ol a'l grades and
ages taken. Terms by lesson, month
or term. Per le son $100. No ex
cuses will he accepted for lessons not
taken at regular lime utiles sent
through the mail the day previous to
dato of lessou. By the month $4 00
The Oieijon l ity Courier-Herald
publishes 21 columns of notices of sher
iffs sales of property to collect delin
quent taxes. Prosperity does not seem
to be running rampant iu Clackamas
county.
We Have the
PR. PER STUFF
IX-
(Den's
Boy's
und
iff?. Glothing
At Right Prices
See and Believe.
am
mm
9f
Ax Billy. :js
YQIJ FOOI Yourst" when jou fil tobuy rour
zr iaai l
For his stock Is the largest and most complete in Lut"" 'iffi. Ess
piices low as the lowest. 3 doors west of postolllcf, '
Portland General Electric 1
Seventh and Alder Sts.
Portland- Oregon.
Carry the Largest Slock of
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
Motors, Dynamos, Electric Fan ot0"
Estimatesfurnishsd on all
Kmds of Electric Works.
IK
'PL,
...Is Pfllil nhrjih. 1. .
1
uhll ftnu ott II.
ila-?h-'-'d,
8tt
Married.
Last evening at the l,wtf I
bride's mother, itav J T Awm L I
Only Intimate frlenilK mi,k,A
" i"eseui. lliebrideii,,,
"" young lady of Eiina.
the urooin In tin.
.. - .... jUul. mtirutt.
law firm of Walton & Slarklf-
Mr mid Mrs Markley will (.jj,,,
the present with the bride's n'
Mrs Lmvw, ou East Klghtb atretL !i
uuahu joins their fneudB io ,,l
w.i-us's mr a nappy nui.
to
freely secr;:U:'i" rfy
enough way i,c:i!;im)
Best
tel Kikirspowfe
cofT-e II tvorins txtiaci
soda ninl spices
should be used in yon
house. ,
Tot salt by
J. U. Qnu ft Sin.
Ulieumat-m cared.
My wife has u.-cd CkanMhl
Pain ISalm for rliuimiitiem with pl
relief, anil I can rrcommend it i
splendid liniment for riieumatiaECj
other liou -ehold use for which nip I
found it valuable. J W Ccvtatel
Creek, NY.
Mr Cuyl'T is om of the Mi
ch.mls of this viiliipe and oceoliil
most prominent im'ii In llii iMiil I
V G I'mi'l'i.N, Editor M 0ml
Herald. Kor Kile l.y OskiruA Del I
druggists.
Jllicklm 3 J i met W
i riie lot Minv i the world to I
bruises, sores, ulcere, salt rheum, I
soies, tclter, ).p; td liinitis,cti
: corns, and all .-i'.ii) eiupi:
positively iuri"s piio, ' m P1'
quired It is tuMsnteidio prl
fee! satisfiction or moDey &d
Fir Bnlsnm TmppnlH'-
' TV., fl.A n..luhl-iltl'll
Double de I
! Clear as crystal. Far superior l I
' .!..i ,,i,.i.. mnils from P
meaicinai ana mini i''i
kins&Liiiu ageuts, Eugme.
Potatoes wanted.
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