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GENERAL NEWS
IN BREVITY' l K
(-nanottsvtl e, Va.. Oct 1 4 The .V
Universltv f v-rrt, i. '"i the school board
-- ---o emuuuii, ior
an internatlnnnl ialohintun
Jj January of the centennial ot trtabirth
A 1 J Of VHuflp Allan Dna
Everett. Wash.. Oct. 14. A con
vention of the Puget Sound district.
Order of Ben Hur. met here today
with an attendance of fifty delegates
representing twenty locffl courts of
the order.
flt DODGE'S 1
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SIGN WARD
. hat is the way tt trade flies,, in
ELECjItfC SIGN
has the same fascination for people
othat light has for mots-it
attract them4ts way oQ
A brilliantly lighted st&e is always
well patronize
Everything Possibla in Wiring or Gas
Lane CdUnty Electric Wdrks
P iftir Tlir.K. Msrr. 0627 S. Willamette
Shamokln. Pa., Oct. 14 The
Pennsylvania State Sundav School
issoclatlon Is hoMog its aniQal con
vention here wifff an attendance of
delegates from all over the state.
A three days' program will be car
ried out.
Nashville, Tenn., Oct. 14. The
annual convention of tha T.,,.,.,
division of United Confederate Vet
erans met in tnis city today, the
gathering ; 'ne calltV to or-r 1 me
Tabernacl v't -. v ,:.,.
General
Goldsboro, N. c. Oct. 14. Favor
able conditions a-tended the open-
iub uere toaay oi tne twelfth annual
convention of the North Carolina
division United Daughters of the
contedMicy. Mrs. I. V. Fenton
XKWS OK COTTAGE GROVE.
The new steel fire escapes U9 the
public and high schools arrive.! at
this place Saturday and are being
put up by Andrew Nelson. This is
a commendable move on the part of
Mm Pearee, J. D. Cochran and
John Barker returned home from a
hunt on Mosby Creek Friday evening
being guests of Walt Baker on his
Mosby Creek homestead. The bovs
killed several deer and J. n. Cochran
was fortunate enough to kill a large
umoer won. me ooys all report a
grand, gooa lime.
J. It. C.Ei. -n .et'A.M ho
from he "ate ur.e r?rs t twei
this -itv U C nd
with M -n aii'.i.
for w' -m 1 Con. r t
have been tu -lr ol; t
oi ariea truit pet ia; for e pa '
two weeks. This pre ut i -hide,
that of the Tate and nea. ore rds.
The prune crop wa lart nd o x
cellent quality la 's et tty . U
year and is bi --sin. a f "price,
with a good pro. to . f.o vs.
L('er.
north carolina
n;w battleship
.'s riven trial
LADIES OK KIGENE
Washington, D. C, Oct. IX len
der orders from the Navv Qiepart
ment0the fine new bnMiesntp North
Carolina, recently coinmete.1 at N'w.
rtport News. Oi to proceed todav to
, Hampton Roads for her final acceO
I tance trial off the netware Break-
. bus I water. Every confidence is expressed
ght 1 among the department officials in
wor. TS.U ' naii.. tho North Carolina
' 7 t a to '.eet h'I Q the requirements of
her cactvi especially In regard to
Vee... FoVa battleship the North
Carolina is expected to be very fast.
.. ."e is 502 feet between peruendic
u!rs, 72 feet 10 inches breadlh and
of 14.500 tons normal displacement.
The Indicated horse-power is given
at 23,000. According to tho-snntract
terms she is required to Wiko at
least twenty-two knots speed.
Have you seen the Dr. Hollemes
tamous Shoulder Brace and Combi
nation Clothes Supporter? The
twentieth century substitute tor the
I corset, although It can be worn with
it as well, (rjcj a graceful figure.
Promotes, deep breathing so neces
sary to good health, and the tme se
cret of a long life. Prevents the
president of the division. H -H ' " ,a ii0"8 A' V. "events tne
over th nnnnln ' ' i "?low' 01 .luo IU"K3 "' ana
Shelbyvllle, 111., Oct. 14.Q-A wed
ding of note hate today was that of
Miss Mary FraWces Headon of this
city and Dr. Edwin Lyon Draper, son
of Djl Andrek S. Draper, ?ij.to cora
mlss.Wner of education of XYw York.
The ceremony was performed In the
First Baptist church and was fol
lowed by a large reception at the
liQie of the bride's parents.
Sallna, Kas., Oct. 14. The Kan
sas Gr-Qti Lodge, I. O. O. F., met Q
ocoaiuu utrie tuoa.v, logeiner
with the state assembly of Rebekahs.
I The attendance of delegates and vis
itors Is large aiQ the session prom
ises to be one ot the most success
ful ever held uy the order In Kansas.
girls, especially school children.
Worn by both sexes and all sizes.
Agent will call. Mrs. E. U Trigs.
CALL FOR CITI WARRANTS.
NotJw is herefcf given thai all ciO
46 registered April 15th, 1908. and
CURES -
CUMBERLAND
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ARMY RE-UNION
. MALARIA
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Malaria Is due to impurities in the blood which destroy the rich,
healthful qualities of the circulation, ami reduce it to weakrwatery fluid.
T! body is then deprived of its necessary nourishment and strength, and is
tQableto resist the countless disorders that assail it, and the general system
suffers in consequent The appetite fails, digestion is weakenedchills,
and slight fever are frequent, while the sufferer loses energy and ambition.
Boils, skin eruptions, and some times sorts and ulcers follow when the
blooif-kecomes deeply polluted witi the malarial germs. Both a tonic
and blood purifier are needed to cure MjQma, and S. S. S. is best Gtted for
this work. It is the most perfect of all blood purifiers and at the same time
an invigorating, healthful tonic. S. S. S. goes down into the circulation,
aji removes every trace of imjirity or poison, and gives to the blood the
hralth-sustaininf qualities it treeds. It cures Malaria thoroughly and pQ
manently because it removes from the blood the germs and poison winch
produce the disease, and while doing this tOcs up and strengthens every
part of the system. Book with information about Malaria and any medical
advice furnished (tee, to all who write.
3PHE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLAflTA, GA
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Chattanooga. Tenn., Oct. 14.
Within sight of Lookout Mountain,
Mission .Rldgo, Orchard Knob and
Other thentnw nf hlnnriv atwr In
which they tuQ nading part, the
members of the SocTity of the Army
of the Cumberland assembled In
Chattanooga today for their annual
reunion.
No mora flnnronrlnvJ ntntA in ihn
niunion could have been selected.Ot
iVecaiiture of Missionary Ridge by I
I Clearance Ssleof f
1 Fine America!.
Cut GFass
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naiil nn tirpanntntinn nl mv nffleo
October 14th. 1.908. O Qterest wi'.i
cease on that day.
O FRANK REiaNIO.
City Treasurer.
Eugene, Ore., Oct. 7, 1S0S.
M G1AND.. I
JPR.OGR.AM
.Monday Tuesday, Wednesday o
n A Prince's Idea"
"Hatred"
"A Good Hearted Snllor."
"Electric Sword"
O "Fake Alarm"
"Courageous Flower Girl"
OSGS
"I'm a YMdlsQ CowlSy" ---'i '. V V-
"Some Day, Sweetheart, gome Day" C
utiifje Saturday 2:30 p. m.
e Eveiungerton&ance 7:43 and.9 p. m. -J
YTHMMIJa
ALL SEATS 10c.
iiiMftiinftiiij
EUGENE HOSHTAL,
fli&il and Si&ical
STAFF
RKvltiidall,M.D.
K0.PioB..r,M.D.
p j-unu, iv.. u.
-APii,M. D.
lio.O'B.n.B,. iw r
jLE.Maja.j.al.M.'p!
For the care and treatment of -Medical
and Surgi&l Cases
Modern operating room and equtpaient.
B Appliances forX ray work.
Sputum and blcftd examination0
IB Full corps of trained nurses.
Rates Q3i application.
"Training School for Nurses..
Regular course oFlectures bv the faculty and toractical
lnne in the hospital. The meca? and surgical staff
I tne hospital constitutes the faculty. For rates or infor
wxxi address W. KUYKENDALL. M.D.. SuptP
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Atlanta, da., Oct. 14. The enrnur
iO'Iip was InldO'duy for the Wesl-y
MemoriO church, the great memo (al
institution to be erected by the Meth
odists in tliis citv. Bishop War, -en
A. Chandler presided over tlv cere
monies and the prlncinal addr.s was
delivered by Bishop Eugene R. Hen-
drix of !Qnsas City.
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Providence. R. I., Oct. 14. Re
publicans of Rhode Island assembled
in state convention here today for
the purpose of nominating candi
dates for the state offices to be filled
at tQ' election next month. Aram
J. Pothier of Woonsocket appears to
be the leading candidate for 'he gu
bernatorial nomination. O
OyS' York, Oct. 14. The case of
ChaiSts V. Morse, Indicted or.
charges of conspiracOand misappli
cation of funds ot the National Bank
of North America, of which he was
vice-president, was on the docket of
theCl'nited States Circuit Court for
trial today. From all Indications,
howQer. it will be several -months
before he case is brought to trial.
n.VRGAIXS IX SHOKS
We have a large line of shoees. In
many styles, for men, women and
children, which we are desirous of re
ducing at once. In order to do so
we offer them at prices I' below
regular retail values.
It will pay you to call and see
them. q
We carry nomplPte line of gener
al merchandi" and guarantee right
prices and fair treatment.
v'ampei's' supplies a specialty.
Your patronage will be appreciat
ed. O
WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS.
o23 Dexter. Oregon.
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MOST GB.OCERS SELL
gJIAVK YOl' MADK
Any inquiries about the cottage,
carpets and furniture located on
South Lincoln streetCladvertlsed else
where in this paper for $1 200? This
Is Qr,ain'' a-ba-rgliln and you should
not hesitant an .hour. When this
property advances in price and the
'rainy season comes on and you have
not secured a home, do not say I did
the best I knew. Enquire of A. X.
Striker, lift Olive street. ol4
WILL SKLL AT A SACRIFICE.
Where Mullet. Flew
David Parkr, of Fayette. X. Y.,
a veteran of the Civil War, who lost
a foot at Gettysburg, says: "The
good Electric Hitters have done is
worth more than five hundred dol
lars to me. I spent much iiumiq doc
toring for a bad case of stomach trou
ble, to little purpose. Then I tried
Electric Bitters and they cured me. I
now take them as a tonic nl thev
keep me strong and well." .:0c at
W. A. Kuykendall's drujr store.
O
Three cne-pound cans of
Schilling's best baking pow-
der, or Cleveland's, for $1
cash. At the Eugene O.Q
verv, 104 West Eighth street.
out orders, was one of the most stu
pendous feats of the war. At Chlck
amauga the army was all but d
morallied, and Its recovery and sub
sequent victories have no paralled In
historyO After the w'ntor that fol
lowed the battle of Chattanooga, the
Army of the Cumberland, as a part
of the military division of the Mis
sissippi, under the rnmitQd of Ma
jor (leneral W. T. Sherman, Joined
In the memorable campaign from
Chattanooga to Atlanta, the "one
hundred days under fire."
Only aQmall amount of routine
business I-q' be transacted at the
present reuliiiMi. After the annual
reports have been received and offl
ceQelected the members will devote
the lime to a vq to the battlefields
which were the scenes of the most
stirring events of their lives.
SALEM ItFI II TllorGIIT
KLKVATOIl WAS ItlOIHtOOM
Salem. Oct
rrom way hack lii"-"the country," as
he expressed is had never see nan
"HA"
not
Would Mortgage the Farm
A fnrmer on Rural Route 2, Em
pire. Ga., W. Art'loyd by name, says:
"Bucklen's Arnica Salve cuzed . the
1 u 7 e ' . , ,. .. Mauren, who Is about 45 years old
m, nuuu u uuv. Uu ' . Ms rm, na Wlla lwrW n,
worm more iiinu a buiu mmo. .1,,,..,., , ,i. i,iii. u
had no sooner entered than ho took
elevator until ne reached the Wll
lametto Hotel Jn Salem and the tale
hangs on thoj-jiirt that he did
recognize one'-hon ho saw It.
When It came time to show (S
would not be without It If I had to
mortgage the farm to get It." Oniy
25 cents at W. A. Kuykendall's drug
store.
UKYAN MF.F.TIXU.
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There will be a mfrtng of the
Bryan Club of East Eugene, Thurs
day Oenlng. October 15, '08, in
Dempster Hall at 7:30 o'clock p. m.
Major L. I). Forrest and Leon Ed
monson will address the club on this
occasion. Come and hear these gen
tlemen. They can interest you. Ev
ervbody Is cordially Invited to attend
this meelin. 014
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Olympic Flour
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One of the best residence prop
erties in Eugene, modern in every
wav. House is brand new, absolute
ly the best finlsned house In the
city; cement walks, fine lawn, good
barn in fact, there is nothing to
compare with It for the money. Cal!
at 271 West Fifth street, ir address
Box 512, Eugene. tf
every sack guaranteed
Made ol selected Eastern Oregon hard wheat. It pro-
duces more loaves of bread than any other flour and the
loaves are lighter and whiter. Because of the increased
(CLOU Hi uaotirof bread produced the cost Is no higher than lor
tSiiitia other flours. ASK YOUR fiROCER FOR IT.
THE PORTLAND FLOURjNG MILLS 2
BfVAM V1T lO W iWM H J 1 4 Ti W J W A '!
As I am going away persons having
photos will please rail for same, Tent
Gallery, Sixth street.
KO!t WOOi'SAWIXG
Gasolene power. Apply J R. Con
rad. "33 E. 11th. Telephone IliacS
4702. Successor to W. H. Davis.
sl3
In his surroundings and, supposing
the elevator to be the room to which
he had been nssigned, silt down upon
the upholstered end seat anil began
to divest himself of his clothing. The
cage began to rise and ho sat still
In open-eyed wonderment until the
fourth floor was reached when the
elevator boy sHtfrped the car and told
him that was the floor on which hi
room was locaind.
"Why, what?" lie exclned; "I
thought this was my room."
"This, Ji. replied the boy, "Is the
elevr.tol
"Elevator; well I'll bo dinged!
I've heard a good deal about these
things, but this Is the first time 1
ever saw one,"
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No piece with- Jriv- Mark eiiKrnred
ont this TiQlo W iy)amu it, t'Qi.n.
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We have the largest stock of Out Glass ever
shown in Eugene, coasting of Hawk9, Libbey, Em
pire and four other reliable makes. We are not go
ing to quote prices here; all we ask is that you come
and se&the stock and if you are interested you wjj
buy.
We are soiling Rogers Bros. 1847 best Knives
and forks at $3.75 per set. Other goods of the same
manufacture at Qo west prices to be found.
J. O. WATTS
THEoUP-TO-DATE JEWELER
Cor. 9th and Willamette
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NOTICE
Ora B. llnnson does public type
writing. Address 395 fcust niteentn
street.
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GASOLIXB V()OI SAW,
Garrison ft Gibson" saw all wood
to gage. Office Black 1571.
Black 1751.
Iliii) n Close Cull
Mrs. Ada L. ('room, the widely
known proitrii'tor .of ihe ('room Ho
tel. Vaughn, Miss., rnys: "For sev-,
eral iniiiitlis 1 suffered with a severe
ruugh, and cnnsnmptlon seemi'd to
have Its grip nn men. when a friend'
recommended Dr. King's Xew Dis
covery. I begnn taking It and three
bottles effected a complete cure."
The fame of this life-saving rough
and cold remedy, and lung and throat
healer Is world wide. Sold at W. A.
Kuykendall's store. 50c and $1.
WILL SELL OR TRADE
Any mill nil Aellvc Slock mill Hond
CARD OF THANKS.
XOTICF. TO FARMERS.
Hav and grain wanted In exchange
for pianos or organs. See ns or tele
phone at once. Stevens & Hulln Pi
ano House. Commercial Club Blk.
Tel. Main 41.
The reinforced centre vud'.r ham
mock is the on! to buy. They are
wider, longer and stronger than the
I wish through the columns of this'
paper to thank the many friends an 1
neighbors for their kindness and belli
Home to me and my two children while
l'i getting started at my work in Cres
well. Sincerely yours.
MRS. .lEHOMK C. RKXXE.
Cre.swell, (Jr., Oct. 13, 'OS.
if rnr kxkw
The merits of Teias Wonder you
vould never suffer from runney,
iv: rr:,s? rauEHs hardware co.
testimonials. 'Dr. E. W. Hall. 2926
Olive street. St. Louis
'tiiian-
V! s.lnn
Gasoline power, by w. w. Moore
phone Red 32S2. Orders large or
small will be appreclaled.
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i;ASOI.IE wood saavixo
C?ll up Phone Main 32 or Farmers
R. A. Maltzan.
A llenltlir Fnmil'
""N TERJIS XOW good health since we began using ,"-
. I Dr. King s New Life Pills tnree years
... 0 ngo." savs L. A. BnrtleK. cf Rural , Tn( Wells-Fargo Express Com pa-
""hroe acre traet.l Roe 1. Guilford. Me. They cleanse .., the mil amCnst Douglas
' j LTf,"i- WI"hyou:
to 10 acres in
that does yon goo.l. 25 rents at W.
A. Kuyker(g)ill s drug
rom i
ar.j
:nn.
Large shipment or rug
lnirg.
ilami
enjoi:
on the tax
Sat'irdav. w hen .lunge J. .
Via handed down a decision
i,'- The (-"IKI'V from C(llle,!!ng
smiths. K.M'Fitr pru
ne ACCoVXTANTS AMI
SI" I : N K . 1 1 A I" 1 1 KHS. inn k e
iiillertiniis. "M-n nml cIihmj
booki, k-- """ "'
hooks limt do nil kind" ''
teliogrnpbl' rk. We w I
lie iiiiic! I" l,v" " '"lk
Hllli )""- Mr. Iliiin' Mn.
f if I ire. WlllallM'lte St.
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OI'lvMMi OF Itl.VK.
The opening of the Under
wood roller skating rink
for the season will occur on
Friday evening, Oct. 18. 'h"
Eugene Military band will
furnish ni usle. oil!
STOCKS
American Wheel & Vehicle
Alaska I'et. (':ml ( Ires.)
II. C. Amalgamated C.jhI
Portland ilome Telephone Co,
Marconi Wlre!eH Telegraph Co.
American Telegi'siihono
Omaha Ind. Teleptione Co.
Pacific Wireless Telegraph Co,
National Copper -
KTOCKS
Anierlcan-Caiindliin Oil
Alaska I'et. & Coal I fooled)
(iertuan American Coffee
I'ulled Wlri'leRs Telegraph Co.
Ainer'n Do Forest Wireless Tel. Co
Colnstork Golden (Into M. Co.
Taionift Home Telephone Co.
Flllly Copper
WH HAVE slock In Oregon's iichent mine; 20l).IUu capltcl fully
paid and non-assessable, for sale for rn.() or trade. This mine Is
fully equipped and Is paying running expenses. Examine this at
once.
WE HAVE Mining, Industrial, avcnllnn or Oil Storks, which
wo win trnuo tor iiirius, umoer lamia, iowii or city property, or trii
anything of value. We have ) per cent and 8 per cent guaranteed
biock, street anu electrical railway.
IIOXIIS f-. IIOXIIM
5 I'KIt CENT ft I'Elt EXT
Omaha Inilependent Tel. Cut Portland Home Telepho Co.
Tacoma Honm Telephone Co. Northwestern Long Dlsl. Tel. Co.
WE AIM) HAVE 5 per rent Gold Bonds to sell for rash or trade
for Income bearing real estate, or desirable farm property.
k,Bt fW you
Dal, thVprlce,
IF VOI' do not find here what you want, slate fully
desire, what you have to trade, or whether a cash k
Telegraph, wrltu f call.
Roberts (8b Co. H,)U'
llll SIXTH STItFKT. MIIII'LAXI), OREfiOX. &
It. C,
MOflG A N'S I-fll.MTl'ltE
FAtTOIlV.
Furniture manufactitied for whole
sale or retail trade, rlictory at east
end of Fifth street. Ilepalrl-ng solic
ited. Phone Illack C3D1. Ilesldenoi
phone, Black r.501. tf
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WELL DfULI.IXO
cash inn ;
KTOHE.
Wo Will H ll Sirlilly for Caxli AfiM
tx lolM-r l."illi.
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better for everybody concerned.
TIIERED CROSS DRCG CO.
o w 0
SnlMribe fur Hie Giuinl.
'JUT IIIHl lll eill lUinilienn ,,in j j
done on a cash basis, but when the QlVlH'CKlMlATKM TO
on the lupine
;' J lly
il'tcadlii
;r-Oi.
These are road: wait for 'hem andiv money.
may make CHAMBERS HAitDWARE CO.
chances to O
, as weil n- Ci-ras.n' !. t'.ie w.II !::.o-n r.':.i
Thcv will ciy for :ib! - 3l .-r:".i!r'-. " '
inlit the li't'e on's !:i r iJ"-'. t '''
' rr. T-h inr..fienta are printed on the
company
the ni.Ni
rallr ;:i '
tlie on;;
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Ini th.i:r
new. up-'
in til"
;:ry
d'tnp
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by the
ai-o on
CASTOR I A
hirh road ; por latants and Cbilden.
! the Kind You Have Atwaj: Bought
tviiholil enldeink broke out we com
menced doing a credit business and
It grew until we find for a variety
Get your wells drilled by old and of reasons, that It will be tieeessnry .
experienced well-drillers. 'for us to discontinue the credit i-
Pbone Red 48V2. tf , 'em. 1 h-r- ore, after '''"'"; lM;;!
will
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COW FKKD.
Al'alfa merl. A Haley's, ','enth
and Willamette streets. Phone Red
1.721.
adopting th latte
plan
ers and din- i
S. t- US f-H
at right ,
Bears the
lliXMC
Vudfir porcii iTi.iff.-s Hre
with the re:v ;i of all.
CiiAMUEKS HARDWARE CO.
make no ,-xeept puis, as plain wistlce
re'l'llres that If we decline U give
r-ri'll It to "lie, wc slifnild do so to
all. O
i We feel confident our euiM"rs
'will readily ndaio t liemn.'lve.Vi hn
new Kivtem and belb-v.. Hint we lil
In due iea'ii 'rt abie lo give them
On account of the Trnns-Mlssls-slppl
congress to be held at San
Fl'HIielseo October Bill to loth, spec
ial round-tr tickets wilt be sold on
Oeiiilirea aiiV 4 at the Ote of T,
final return limit 2'Jlays from date
of sale. O
A. J. GILLETTE,-Agent.
Ihat the 'a-h plan
OABTOniA.
Boars ths
it I. id i'i tnt imis Bsiytt
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H,ittllUI )Hl'j'
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prl
all druggists.
HAMUERS HARDWARE CO.
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