Daily Eugene guard., March 13, 1900, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
MARCH 13
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOIl BALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
GUARD Telephone, Ho Main 191.
BREVITIES.
Another fine Iny.
home fruit trees in bloom.
The White Is king of wheels.
Easter market- Presbyterian ladles.
Dr Lowe, optician, with J B Luckey.
Professor Ortou ws on the streets
today.
Lots of trees 111 this filly have been
sprayed.
Barker bloyolca are better than Ku.
Klncks.
Don't forget the Relief Corps supper
March 17.
Ride a White and keep up with the
procession.
We want to trade for 20 (00 shingles.
Barker Oun Works.
Darker bicycles are batter than Ku
Klucks. Bainuel Hollaway Is quite elck at his
home In this city.
Mrs. Joel Ware Is quite sick nt the
family home in this olty.
Bloyule repairing. All work guar
anteed. 0. V. Matlock.
The RfHff Corps will serve supper
from 6 to 8 Maroh 17.
Joaquin Miller lectured In Portland
last night to a large audience.
I( you wlBh to ride In front, buy a
White. "The White Is king." .
If you want up-to-date bloyole sun
dries, oall on O 0 Matlock.
Hon D P Thompson was reelected
school dlreotor at Portland yesterday.
. Eat dinner and be merry at the
Relief Corps supper on Bt. Patrick's
day.
Sheep are selling at Heppuer, to be
delivered after shearing, for J2.25 per
bead.
Beoond hand bicycles at ffl, $7, I0,
$16. Barker Gnu Works, olieapt it
nouns In town,
1), M. MoUrady, artlstlo painter and
paper-hanger. Inquire or leave orders
nt Preston A Hales.
A oontlnuauce of Mils dazxllng sun
shine will necessitate awnings in front
of the business houses.
We do all kinds of bicycle repairing
and guarantee all our work.
UO Matlock
Tn the advertisement yesterday for a
responsible woman wanted, the address
should have read Kugune, ur.
Kir wood 12.80 delivered.
Maple wood $8.2 delivered.
F. L. ClIAMDKRfl
J. M. Baohelder, of Lake county iia
resigned the olerknlilp. W. A. Wllh
hire lias been appoln ed to the v
canoy.
H. D. Paine & Co. will ke. p con
tautly on hand a full line of CilmdiM
rims, the genuine American liuulai
O. & J.. M. W. and other Huh, nnd
are prepared to repair wheels promptly.
We have over 350 ftatnbler and Ideal
,, riders. Buy a Rambler or Ideal and
you will never have to walk. They
re all fitted with the great O A J
tire. C C. Matlock.
Experience Ii the b.t teacher. Use
Anker's English Remedy In any esse
of coughs, oolds or croup. Hhnuld It
fall to give Immediate relief money re
funded. 26 ots and 60 ots. For sale hy
W li Debano.
Halein Journali "Bishop Barkley, the
silver-tongued orator of French Prairie,
Is nursing a broken rib. It Is not the
kind of one mentioned In the Bonk as
onoe Adam's property, but bis own."
Ride a RAMBLER fitted with
t.'O ASTER-BRAKE, the only success
ful COASTER AND BRAKE on the
market, and one that will do all that Is
olalmed for It. Every Biaka guar
nteed. Call and see tbeni and be con
vlnced. OOMatlook.
Twelve Ramblers sold the past
month. This shows that the Rambler
gives good satisfaction.
C. C. Matlock,
W 8 rbllpot, Albany, Oa,says, "De
Witt's Little Early Risers did me more
good than any pills I ever took." The
famous little pills for constipation,
biliousness and liver and bowel
trouble, Vincent A Co, Corner Drug
Btore.
I want to let the people who suffer
from rheumatism aud sciatica know
that Chamberlalu'a Pain Halm relieved
me after a number of other medicines
nnd a dootor had failed. It Is the best
liniment I have ever known of. J A
Podgen, Alpharetta, (la. Thousands
have been cured of rheumatism by this
remeuy. une application relieve the
pain. For sale iv W U DeLano.
"After doctors failed to cure me o
pneumonia I ured Oue Minute Cough
Cure, and three bottles of It cured me.
It Is also the best remedy on earth for
Whooping oough. It cured my grand
children of the worst mtses," writes
Jno Berry, Logauton, I'a. It Is the
only harmless remedy that gives
Immediate results. Cure coughs,
oolds, oroup aud throat and lung
troubles. It prevent oonuniptlou.
Children always like It. Mother
endorse It Vincent A Co, Cornel
Drug Blow. 1
Buy good guns cheap at Barker Onn
Works.
Annual Easter market Presbyterian
ladle.
All our attorneys are preparing for
oiroult court,
Bee the new striking bags and
whltlysey exercisers at Barker Gun
Works.
Bbort order meals a specialty at
Chicago Bakery.
Rambler Biopoles, 40 and $86.
Ideals, $80 and $26, O C Matlock.
Cold boiled ham at the Chicago
Bakery.
Beet blcyoles sold for least money at
Barker Gun Works.
Garden seed In balk fresh.
F L Chambers.
Try a oup of Mooba and Java coffee
at the Chicago Bakery.
Bloyole tires $4.00 a pair.
C O Matlock.
M O Warner tune piano and
organs. Repairing and polishing,
Uo to the Chicago Bakery for hot
and cold luuoh.
The "oross country" riding of the
bloyollst Is at band, for the roads ar
rapidly drying.
Fishermen will soon be getting their
tackle out ready for atrip up the Will,
ametteor MckVenzle.
Stay ton, Linn county, will have a
oreamery to take care of the milk
of at least one hundred oows.
Richard Vaughan was fined late
Saturday evening, by Recorder Dorris,
$8 for disorderly oonduot, which be
paid.
Benton Mires, the Drain Watchman
editor, I a Republican candidate . for
the nomination of sheriff In Douglas
county.
Nature promise to be kind to Ore
gon tbi year. Fruit, flower, grain
and grass will yield heavily, else al
signs fall.
The Rosebnrg Plalndealer highly
oompliment Deputy District Attorney
Harris for bis efforts In the Patterson
rapeoase.
Putting in garden now occupies the
ivenlnga of the man with the little
garden plat; The man with the hoe
is bis song.
A cynical editor remarks that "some
uen are candidates because they can't
help it but moat of them are because
the people can't help It."
Andy Taylor won the handsome
hes table with 48 a high number.
This table will adorn the barber (bop
for the benefit of his patrons.
Have your bloycles, guns, etc., re
paired at B. D. Paine A Co.' repair
bop. The most complete line of sun
dries in Lane oounty, and the beat
workmen.
Professor E. E. Or ton, principal of
tbe ueary school, was down town to
day for the first time after hi recent
Illness. His many friends were glad
to see the professor out.
Workmen are tearing down the old
iiouse at the corner of Eleventh and
Pearl streets, on tbe lot where Dr. D,
A. Paine will erect a handsome new
esldenoe this summer.
Tbe proprietor c,l the Manhattan
nlnon ytsterday paid a fine and costs
f $28 for keeping the rear door of their
"stabliahn.ent open Humtay.
Hwelmrg Review, Maroh 12: "Re-
rlvnl services are In regress at the M,
E. ohuri'h, Hnifh Rev. J. D. Hllwrt,
it Junction Olty, will .be. preoeni ami
preaoh this week, and possibly nex
week."
Indications are bright for a gnwl
building seanon this summer, and s
mills . will he taxed lo thel- lwt
.ispaolty In supplying local' and foreign
lemand.
Balem Journal: Whv should ths
newspaper men squeal at an advance
f $1.66 per hundred on print paper by
the trust, when so many of them sold
out to the trusts in 1806 and helped put
litem in power?
The millinery openings will be held
this year about the first of April, two
weeks before Easter. It is to be hoped
tone ot the ladles will be disappointed
by a lack of fair weather , whereby tbe
dainty oreatlons may be exhibited.
Klamath, Oregon, Express: We are
informed that this was a bard winter
on beef feeders. The prloes are lower
npreseut iban last fall. California
oeing loaded up with Mexican and
Arizona cattle, shipped In during the
mtuinn months, which are now
nelng put on the market.
French Tansy Wafers, tue world'
famous remedy for Irregular and pain
ful periods of ladles; are never failing
ana safe. Married ladles' friend
French Tansy Wafer are Hie only re
liable female remedy In the world; Im
ported from Paris; take nothing else,
but Insist on genuine; in red wrappers
win, eniwn inane mara. i.a France
uriigcnmnanv. lmnorte.ru sjm Turk Mt
San Krapcism, For sale by all drug-
KiKtn, or neiii in piain wrapper dlreot
W'l IVOTII "I
New Books
5o to Read Them
Inal recstrxl am new Miles;
H uisuibvr, do u retd them,
&PECIAL.
5c
5c
1 Wl llMMn(r1lihl ,,,, lAo
I mMtt l(tr lit
1 ehln muih bowl., 4o
T lb roll. oU,.., 855
1 can good Mlmon.,,,,,. .,,.,,,.,,,. fto
Wt 2 buckle Plow Shoe?, ill solki SI
Io)s' 2 bickli Pliiw Shots, 90c.
AX BILLY
III
WENDLING HILL.
Will Start Op Tomorrow Morn
ing for Acme Work.
71,000 FEET DAILY.
fne large Wendllngwawmlll, located
ou Mill creek, In the Mohawk valley,
and owned by tbe Booth, Kelly Co.,
will start up for aotlve work tomorrow
forenoon, Tbe mill for a few wieks
will out about 75.000 feet per day. but
will, in a few months, when tbe rail
road is oompleted, saw about 120,000
feet daily.
Tbe mill, when run to It full
capacity, will cut 240,000 feet each 24
hour.
The plant is fully i quipped with dry
bouse and all the latest sawmill
machinery known.
George H. Kelly will superintend
this mill.
Students' Recital. " :
, -y Vlllard Hall, Maroh 17. 1900. . "
Allegro from Sonata Clementi
"v; " Miss Myrtle Kay.
Melody. .......... Demulb
' Mies Mabel Kuykeodall.
Dance or tbe Sprites ... .Bohm
' Mis Franoes Young.
Bong of Aprll.i. Theo Lack
Miss Leone Kay.
a, Green Meadow.. Uu Merkel
b, Tarantelle Englemann
M Ins Gertrude O ray.
a, Italian Cradle Hong. OeCampi
b, Good Night Song Nevin
Children's Chorus.
a, Minuet, Sonata op 40.... ..Beethoven
b, Soboomka Paa'einack
Miss Daisy Gedd a.
a, Slumber Bong Schumann
b, Mazurka Godard
Miss Pearl Hawthorne.
a, Told at Bonnet McDowell
b, Autumn MoDowell
Mr. Ed Van Dyke.
Duet Spring Bong Lohr
Faith Lister and Lucia Wilkins.
a, Berenade Grondabl
b, Glgue and Gavotte .i.'orrelll
Miss Louise Jones.
B iberzo from Sonata op 2....B atboven
Mis Lulu Rensbaw.
a, Romance f sharp major.. .Soli u man n
b, The Prophetic Bird Schumann
0, Movement Bonata op 13.. .Beethoven
Mr. Arthur L. frazer
In Quarantine.
; Dr. W. L. Cbesblre, coroner, who,
assisted by Dr. D. A. Paine, attended
to the fumigating of tbe smallpox In'
reeled dlstrlol west or Eugeue, is now
In quarantine with what tbe physic
ians diagnose a mild form of vario
loid, Chief of Police Blllee placing the
quarantine flag at Dr. Cbeshlie'a rest
deuoe this morning. Dr. Cbesblre la
not seriously sfllloted, and will soon be
alright again. He was engaged in hi
baok yard this morning making spring
garden, taking advantage of hia en
foioed vacation. A In the other case
of like nature in the country, the
mildness of the disease, together with
the specino indication ot tbe disease
cause muob diversity of opinion even
among the medical profession.
HopsSnliU Edruuudson Bros today
sold tbe balance of their hop, 85 bales,
I T. A. Livesley A Co., of Salem, lor
Ave cent per pound.
Ah Oakland correspondent of the
Roeeburg Review says: Another prty
of timber land locators arrived this
week and went to the head waters of
theCalapootaend surveyed aud locat
ed lliutierolairus. At the rate tbey are
coming It It Is only a matter of a abort
lime when all tbe timber will be
located. We understand there are
about twenty more men oow enroute
to this plaoe from Ashland, Wis.,
who are due to arrive this week.
i7 Spring Goods
ARRIVING DAILY.-
Dress hi
Is,
Trimmin?:,
Embroideries,
lijdmaijy otfyer goods
too iUflerous to meijtior;.
S. (lo FRIENDLY.
PEASOSSl.
Profe-wir Qiffonl Nash wen'
to Al-
bany today.
J H. Beckley was a northbound pas- i
sen iter today.
Blllee Taylor killed two fat Jack
rabbits Sunday.
W. F. Butcheis, of McMlnnvllle, l
visiting in Kunene.
B. F. Morse, of Bodavllle, returned
borne this afternoon.
Mrs. W. Pawns went to Irving thin
ariernoou to spend a few days.
Harvey Hnm'"rvllle and family, of
Linn county, are viitlug In Eugeue.
Miss Carrie Hovey arrived home to
day from a visit of a fortnight at Port
land. Mr. Frank Goodman returned to
her home at Cottage Grove this after.
noon.
Mr. King, timber land locator, has
gone up tbe 8antam lo look at some
timier.
T.G. Hendricks and wife and Dar
win Br in tow are at Nye Creek, near
Newport, for a couple of weeks.
Mrs F L Poludexter has returned
from Llewellyu, where she was called
to tbe bedside of her father, who was
Berlously Injured by an accident.
'. Gold! Gold! Gold!
The latest El Dorado is reported to
be ou Nome City beaob, Alaska.
Thousands of people are hastening
there, many of whom will return
broken in health. ; Of what avail 1b
gold When health Is gone? Guard your
health with the beBt of all medicines
HoBtetter's Stomach Bitters, and you
will always have true wealth. The
Biltirs sre for people who have abused
their stomachs, or are naturally weak.
It will regulate the bowels, stir up the
liver, invigorate the kidneys, and abso
lutely cure Indigestion, constipation,
malaria, chills and fever. It is a
natural tdnlo, absolutely free from
dangerous narcotic. It should be
taken at tbe present season, to protect
the system from sudden colds and
malarial attacks. It's a good medicine
to keep on band.
Being Torn Down. Workmen to.
day were engaged in tearing down one
of the first frame dwellings erected hi
Eugene, on the corner of Eleventh and
Pearl streets. Tbe residence we refer
to was built in 1854 for Daniel
Locke, one of our pioneer mer
chants, . and in those days
cost a nice sum of money and
was patented. It is being razed to the
ground to prepare the Way for Dr. D,
A. Palne's new residence, which will
be a handsome oue. Thus one by one
of the pioneer relics must give away to
the new age.
Movino Day. This seems to be
moving day at tbe depot. An immi
grant family moved a car load
of
iioods tn 'the Powell bouse on Blai
street; Frank Goodman is moving bis
household effects to Cottage Grove, Dr,
A. I. Nlcklin Is having his furniture,
etc, shipped to Portland, where he
will hereafter reside; and Rev, R.
Brooks is having his household outfit
shipped to Oakland, Cal.
Instruments Reobivku. Tbe El
m Ira band received yesterday the new
instruments recently ordered, a full
complement of horns of the Jean Mar
bean make. The U. O. Mandolin t lub
has also received from Stuart & Bauer
the mandolins and guitars ordered for
this organization. Each consignmen
was received through the agency of F,
A. Rankin, the music dealer.
Hops whipped. There has been
shipped from 8. H. Fr endly's ware
uiub 1020 oaies oi imps. .Bales re
maining, 727. The proportion ol hops
shipped out of Dunn's warehouse Is
much less. ;
DIED. Mrs. Henry J, Tator, who
formerly resided In Eugene and at
Deadwood, this county, died yesteiday
at WaltBburg, Wash., from the effects
0f a cancer. She was aged about 43
years. ,
; I
This Contagious Disease Among
Horses in Eugene.
Pink eye, a f.ttal contagious disease
among horses, and one which bas
raiely been fouud In the Willamette
valley, has made its apiearauoe In
Eugene. The animal allllcted is a
nmre Iwlonging to J. 8. Hum, who
rubles on North High s'reet.
Tl.U mnniliiD Htnnk IllHDeCtOrC. M.
young made a thorough examination
ol the diseased uuliual, pronounced the
vuo malignant pink-eye, and estab
Untied a strio quarantine. Every
etiort will be made to prevent a apread
ol the disease, which would be dlsae.
trous to horse-owners generally.
Sneaking to a Guard reporter this
moriiiciK, Mr. Young said that he bad
proceeded i far as his authority ex
tended, In establishing the quarantine
but that ' he had notified Btate
Veterinarian Wm. McLean, of Port
land, and that officer Is expeottd up,
In which case the animal will likely
be ordered killed.
Commissioners' Court
A C Jennings, support of Barker,
Indigent soldier $10 0
A J Chapman, road work 10 00
Ennrene Guard, printing 26 86
Marlon Morris, juryman ooro-
ner's inauest. 100
Fred Butterfielrt, juryman coro
ner's iDqueBt..... 1 00
H J Seymour, juryman coroner's
inquest 1 00
John H Morris; Juryman coro
ner's inquest 1 00
T M Cottle, juryman coroner's
inquest 1 00
0 II Holden, justice lees. 5 00
J I Butterfleld, undertaker fees... 7 50
E O Potter, stamps aud expenses 8 02
Horn & Paine, oi ekeg 1 00
Glass & Prudhouime, duplicate
tax receipts (sheriff) 74 80
Fred Spangler, witness Btate vs
J H Martiu 1 60
J W Harris, medical services,
Nult, county jail 6 00
J M Keeney, supplies for pauper,
R Bull 8 96
Glass & Piudhomme, register
blanks (clerk) 13 00
W r Bailey, county commission
er services 46 00
Grittiu & Veatcb, nails and
hardware 23 60
Williams & Parvin, Bupplies for
pauper Edward Cain 8 00
Ell Bangs, livery hire 8 50
Chrlsmau & Bangs, hauling car
penters , 16 CO
W S Barron, road work 80 00
ACJeunlugs, for indigent sol
diers, H F Hunnicutt, John
Crothera and John Gibbs 21 71
Hotel Arrivals.
HOFFMAN HOUSE.
F F Lent, Portland
T E Soarooff, Independence, la,
E H Ozlcs, Independence, la
J J Peplot, Leaburg
W I Coleman, Coyote
J W Robblos '
0 C Bell, Portland
W F Klolz, Portland
R W Henneman, Portland
C M Hnugn, Bt Paul
Dell o Lasbler, fortland
H S Glle, Salem
H MoGarvlty, B F
A C Lawrence, Portland
H E Lousbury, Portland
O N Derson, Blue River
Dell 8 Lashier, 8 F
HOTEL EUGENE.
F M Buruison, Portland
R M Logan
Pear Yates
Will Rogers, Blue River
'5 CCulln, Jr., Portland
J 'tDlllan. 8F
Fern Orcutt, lone
A Kraln, Portland.
Wl'l Rodgers, Blue River
8 8 Mathews, Roeeburg
J M Dnwell and fm, Nebraska '
W L Buhner, Oregon City
J A Hamilton Portland
dtill AFTEK. Office rir,h,,r
P.i......i .... e
. ..Uurior; - non. B. 1,. olnorheitit
dilor nf the Junction Cltv Times
spent a lew days In Rosehnro l..,
a witness in the circuit court
nr. aioornead Is quite Dromlnnn.l
"'"IUUN " a cauiUdate for mint
ru" "or toe i luntlea r ol T -.,
! UKlas and Josephine, and wa hti-
n i,ane oounty should present the
"i .ir. Moorhead to the conven.
Urn It would meet with the hearty
appi
i me repuunoans of Douglas
uly."
oou
State
nenator Mollriria M.i..
offered an amendment to the Indian
appropriating $204.8(10 tor the pay,
"v ,.i imp uninona.Con. nri ui...i.
r..ji '
.......... m uregon who surrendered
... ,u, K.-ocrai government under
..vninna oi i lie treaty n 1856.
The U'mnlhi.,n t-j
-,. "".epenaent is one
"""7 or the republican
P-wr. of the state, hnt . .,.""
Ithlhepw,,,, ,, tur
'ouat.rrl.il II. lve fr the w
prim pi,, combine h
amrnrdable ew,p,per combine, the
ProUMer,,,,!, being tl,at member, of
ZT 0n,(,," lhelr Political
welt.re and Pla,e not ,,), ,L ""C"'
'''.jrlnt.riM.iiHhe'reetThei
!:,::,""':' d"!re,woorbM.D:
wan t in . .. v Puhhers
wa il , ive... Xev
fnr theoihe, vlc.lm, of ,he pr,
dce of It, own m(Holne
TUlecM a complete cure. 'p""ui-
Wall Paper.,
If you call early you will find a fine line
of designs to select irom. ine opportu
nity of the season for handsome decora
tive work at a small expense.
wm
SOCIAL.
RECEPTION TO REV. AND MRS. BROOKS
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Potter and Mrs.
Minnie Waibburne will tender Rev.
and Mrs. R. C. BrnokB a farewell recep
tion Wednesday evening, March 14, at
8 o'clock at their home, corner Wil
lamette and Sixth streets, to which ail
frleude and acquaintances of Mr. and
Mrs. Brooks are most cord1 dly invited
to be present. R iv. and 'ia. Brooks
leave the ame evening for Oakland,
Calif., their new home
HIGH FIVE CtUB.
Mrs. 8. H. Friendly enter' lined the
High Five Club this slternoon at ber
home on South Willamette b reet. The
afternoon was delightfully spdi t In the
fasoinatlng game, aud at the close of
the contest dainty refreshments were
served.
Horribly Mutilated.
At Overton's store, Eighth street, 8
doors west of P, O, The place where
the great Wall Paper Clearance Bale Is
now golHg on. The prices have been
been mutilated. This Is done to quickly
niBRe room for our spring goods. In
grains, in combinations, 23 cents.
QUESTION Answered. We have
been asked and have heard others
asked, in faot it is a common Inquiry,
wneiner tne proposed amendment I.
tbe constitution on "initiative u ml re-
lereuaam," is to be voted on ut the
genetal eleotion In June. It has been
proposed only once by the Legislative
Assembly and must come up
again and obtain a favorable
action, before it oan come before the
voters of the state. This concession
will doubtless he made bv the legists
iicai. winier in ni'i-e who have ,o
long insisted on the subuiinsiou u the
people of Oiegou the question whether
thla me'bod of legislation should be
intrniluced luto our system. If It
pas .es next session, It will be voted on
at the next general tlection, or two
years hence.
"Col" Rblsey's Hon. Albany
Democrat March 12: The remains of
Lyman J Kelsey, a prominent young
man of Corvallis fur many years, were
taken thiougb Albanv torisv for dor.
vauis ror burial. He died at Manila on
May 29, 1899. He was a member of D
o nf the 2nd reitlment.
'T A CANPIDATE. Hon. A. O
Woorio ok makes the public announce-
meiu n,ai )e 8 not uandiriate for
congress on the republican or anv
other ticket. He is too husv with hfc
farms, longing and law to asnira to a
piace in the lower branch of rongress.
I'lVNo Lkssons. W Olllord Nanh.
iceeuiture, Mis- Marguerite Ha. n,
" r 'mns,
apiily to musio nouii In
D irm -orv
" T S -'er-Sersan. I'nn.,. vxtt.
n fit i.p$. fifir. m. ptj 7th !t
The Opening; ot the
Bicycle
Season.,..
Bring, joy and health to the wrm
have bn deiwlmt of oiiWnor exer.
oiwd doring the wiulor. When V,-v
mount , liKK) CK K8C KNT th-v w II
leel theein Iterance o( apl, iu that Spring
"d high iRrxisUcyels bring to
ii, J h aiitwb .t.H-k nf
wheel, t prices that will mil:, rnnr
nil abed models.
F. U CHAHBERS.
We have deci.ied to diBCotinu8
r-i ; t--1H"'J'"i ana
on
uumg bu oner some of
of paper in Eugene at
Startling
Prices.
RUNNINB UP A BIB BILL
For (loctor'n fee. wl j, k
Decenary, when
tacked with cold, tt
son of the year, if
keep a bottle of oJ,J
W Bid, d-naJ
WhiekeviD you, home, J
then take mImIm!
ft y' H !.'
Wffl.
Nearly 300,000 Iodiin
Washinqton, nrch i
..uuo. .cijuriBiii inaun,i
have oeen received by theonJ
ers of Indian affairs J
the entire Indian wipuUUi
United States Is 297,905.
ThnBe who (an ieii
42,597.
The number of births vh d
ana aeatnBo,Zo3.
The White Is Kii
When i oxen bloom and roUiai
And eve.i when theslelghMi
The White In king.
To Cure a Cold in Oil
Take Laxative Bromo QiioM
IetB, Ail (IrtiKiiiniB refuad la
if it fails to cure. E, W.OmJ
ture is on each box, 25c
Roseburg Review, Haitbl
Estes, president of the Order
way telegrapherr, has nUmti
Fraucisco from Houloii,M
he spent several weeks 1 Ik;
of the order . After proinW
atlons, tiie telegrapheta Id Ik
of the Southern Pacific Con
east and wist of El Pin,
ceededin obtaining propel ibr
for tneir organization fttnk
road.
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filling,
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growth, and
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dandruff.
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color to faded or gr J
may depend upon jte' T"'
brings health to tne W
11.00 aWiM.
irreatly pleased w" ' 'i n tl
Z bottle of It, w!!
stopped (ailing, ou' "jrStl'M
crow again nicely. aafl
March 3S, 18W. I
WrHm III O-.i
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