UNITED STATES SENATOR
EROM SOUTH CAROLINA
PRAISES PE-RU-NA.
Idea.
I have many beautiful thoughts,''
said the long-haired boarder, who
imagines he la a born poet, “ that I
propose to give to the public In the
near future.”
"That’s a good Idea, young man,”
growled the fussy bachelor. “ It's a
cinch you could never Induce the pub
lic to buy them.”
A Barjrals Counter Encounter.
One of the shops in town bus been
selling fur goods at a reduction since
Christmas, says the Washington Post.
Ever so many people responded to the
call o f the advertisement. One o f those
persons was a tall, commanding look
lug woman, with a determined ring in
her voice. She paused beside a table
ful o f raufTs and neck pieces, and be
gan to discuss them with the sales
woman. She looked at this muff and
then at that, and at length her eyes
fell on a mink muff lying at a little
distance from the others. She picked
It up and looked at it disapprovingly.
“ You don’t mean to tell me you ex
pect anybody to pay good money for
a thing like that, do you?” she de
manded.
There was a faint exclamation from
a woman whose back had been turned
at that moment. She snatched the
muff from the hands o f the command
lng looking woman. There was not
a word spoken, but for the space o f ten
seconds I fully expected the tw o
take their corners, and I was prepared
to put my money on the woman who
ow ned the muff.
Ex-Senator M. C. Butler.
Dyapepaia ii often caused by catarrh
of the stomach— Peruna relieves ca
Birds H a re Spectacles.
tarrh of the stomach and ia therefore a
Many birds are provided with natur
remedy for dyspepsia.
al spectacles, a transparent membrane
called the third eyelid. Thjg third eye
Hon. M. 0 . Butler, E x -0 . 8. Sen
lid when not In use lies folded I d tbs
ator from Booth Carolina lor two
Inner corner o f tbe eye. Two muscles
terms, in a letter from Washington,
work It, spreading It over tbe cornea
D. 0 ., writes to the Pernna Medi
or folding It np again much more clev
cine Co. as follows:
erly than a man can put on or take off
bis spectacles. But for this third eye
“ I can recommend Peruna for dys
lid tbe eagle could not look at tbe sum
pepsia and stomach trouble. I have
been using your medicine for a short
Ir Bavaria railway carriages are dis
period and I feel very much relieved.
infected st ths end of every journey.
It is indeed a wonderful medicine, be
sides a good tonic."
A W O M AN ’ S KIDNEYS.
Women have so mnch to do, so many
Catarrh of the stomach Is the correct
name for most cases of dyspepsia.
In pains to suffer, to many critical periods
order to cure catarrh of the stomach to go through, that it it important to
keep tbe kidney* well
the catarrh must be eradicated.
and avoid the back
Only an internal catarrh remedy,
ache, bearing down
snch as Peruna, ia available.
pain, headaches, dis
Parana exactly meets the indications.
siness, iangnor and
other common signs
S h ift in g th e B lam e.
o f weak kidneys. Mrt,
“ Smithers is one o f those people who
Charles E. Smith, o*
manage to shift the blame whenever
22 Boyden St., Woon
anything goes wrong.”
ir socket, R. I ., says
“ Yes,” answered Miss Cayenne, “ I
k “ My kidngys w e r e
observe that be always has to be coax
weak from childhood, and for eight or
ed to sing.”— Washington Star.
ten years past my sufferings were terri
B e t t e r L,ate T h a n —
ble. My back was very painful and
"W hat would you do If a man were had many annoying symptoms besides
to court you until you were 80 years When I began taking Doan’ s Kidney
old?” said some one who was reading P ilit I weighed only 120.
Today I
a newspaper item of a similar case.
weigh 166, and am in better health
“ Why,” said Miss Pasaay, “ I'd mar than for yeart.
Doan’ s Kidney Pills
ry him !”
have been my only kidney medicine
They bring
In Holland aa unmarried woman in daring four years past.
variably walks on the right side of her me ont of every attack.”
Sold by ail dealer*.
60 cente a box.
escort, while a married one takes hei
Foeter-Milbnrn Co., Buffalo, N. Y .
husband's left arm.
S 'n d
fox K (
r ig h t a-
w a y. I t ’ s
p u r e r and
more efficient
than any Bak-
I ing Pow der that
costs three times
as much.
Do
you know
the secret of
the W ave
Circle ?
Wonderful!
^Don’t delay,
another
day!
W ® .
25 oz. for 25c.
I
A ll grocers'
There tre about 350 volcanoes on this
earth that have had eruptions in modera
Mmes.
SNOW GETS DEEPER
Sheepm en In W yom ing, Colorado
and New M exico Suffer.
WORST STORM IN TWENTY YEARS
Whole Country Between the Rocky
Mountains and Miaaouri River
Under White Pall.
Denver, Oct. 23.— Snow, wind and
cold have extended over nearly the on-
tire country between tbe Rocky moun
tain* and the Mieeonri river todsy,
causing heavy lot* of liveetcck and
frnit. Telegraph wire* have been pros
trated and railroad schedule* diearring-
ed. Tbe etorm is almost unprecedent
ed ior severity at this reason of the year
and takea rank, according to the weath
er hnrean, with the snowfall on April
22 and 23, 1886.
Dp to 6 o’ clock this evening about 20
inches of snow bad fallen in Denver
end indications were that the enow
would continue all night.
Locally bat little damage was done
Sheopmen in Wyoming, Colorado and
New M exico, it is believed, will enffer
heavy losses, ae they were unprepared
for such weather. There are hundred»
of tone of angar beets and thonaands
barrels of apples still in this open ir
the northern part of Colorado and
should the cold continue, the damagt
will be very great to the ranchers
Telegraphic service throughout the
West ia badly hampered and trains
definitely late.
The blixxard which has been raglnp
in Pueblo and vicinity eii.ee early Sat
urday afternoon ia elightly abated this
morning. Railroad and street car traf
fic la badly crippled.
The R io Grande
weet oi Pueblo baa suffered moat from
the snow, which ie unusually heavy
along its line, rang:ng from 16 inches
at Florence to SO inches at Buena Vis
ta. Trains from the East are generally
from a few minutes to several boars
late. Cattle and other stock on ranges
suffered from the wet enow and cold
Colorado Springe reports that tbe blis
xard, which has been in progreea ior
tbe past 48 hours, broke this morning
Trains are somewhat delayed.
Ths
temperatnre in Colorado Springs this
morning was aboot 16 above xero.
W ISCO NSIN REM ITS T A X E S.
Increase in Railroad Assessm edt Sup-
plies All Funds Necessary.
Madison, W is., Oct. 23.— All the
state taxes, with the exception of the
school tax, which was reduced to half
of one m ill, were remitted today by the
state board of assessors. There is al
ready so much money in the state treas
ury that none of tbe officials know
wbst to do with it.
With the prospect of more then 92,
600,000 coming in from this year’ s
taxea, State Treasurer Kempf threw np
bis bands in despair aDd said there was
no way to spend it. Accordingly Gov
ernor Davidson, Secretary of State
Houser and Mr. Kempf met today and
dtcided to remit the taxes.
The railroads are footing the bills
That, in the main, ie the reason for tb<
action today, the first time such a
sweeping move has been made in the
history of the state. It ie one of tbs
rem its of Senator LaFollette’ s long
fight when he was in tbe governor’ s
chair. Dnder the new ad valorem law
the roads pay about $2,600,000 anno
ally, or one-third more than they did
nnder the old license fee system.
The amount of taxes remitted ia $1.
818,236.
Inetead of raising this
amount from tha taxpayers, the admin
istration w ill deduct it freui the gene
ral fond of the state to meet ceraiD
fixed expenditnree.
The school tax,
amounting to $643,680, goes back to
the taxpayers in the support cf tbe
public schools.
R elief Fund fo r Winter.
Washington, Oct. 23.— The executive
Jaques Mfg. Co.
committee ol tbe Red Cross has finally
Chicago
approved tbe estimetes of the San
Francisco relief committee for the con
Throughout the world, about 3 per cent tinnance of the relief work in that city
of people gain their living directly from np to July 1 next. Originally placed
at $6,000,000, these estimates have
the sax.
been reduced by a little more than
$700,000. Most of the money is already
in eight, aa tbe Sin Francisco commit
tee has a balance of $2,382,000, with
nnfiiled subscriptions subject to call of
$900.000. The Red Cross proper holds
little over $2,600,000.
BALT LAKE WIND MWEPT.
Buildings Raxed and Packing Plant
Oestroyad by Fire.
Salt Lake City, Oct. 22. — For 24
hours this city and vicinity was swept
by a wied etorm of unparalleled sever
ity. In addition to three serious acci
deals lo pereooe, property ha* been
devastated over a wide area, a fire
fanned by the wind baa obliterated the
aew plant of the Utah P .»k in g com
pany, and a monetary lost of apppioxi
(irately $250 000 ia entailed.
Dating the fo il period ol the etorm
trains have arrived 'rrsgnltrly or not
at a ll. For mnch of the time tbe street
car aervice ba* been at a standstill, and
tha electric lighting plants are out of
commiaiion.
The burning of the Utah packing
plant, north of tbe city, i* the must
serious single loss. The building had
jnat been compleetd at a coat ol $100,
000, and wae to have been pat into nee
ia a few days. The project was inaug
a rated by Western cattlemen and waa
in opposition to the large packing
bonse* in the East. Tbe cause of the
lire bee not been ascertained.
Only
small fraction of the lam ie covered by
inanranee.
Ruined buildings, fallen phimney*
broken windows, loosened eigne in
toppled tree* throughout this and ad
joining towns are tbe moat common
souvenirs of the etorm and aggregate an
immenae lose. T be wind attained
maximum velocity lo 6$ miles an hour
For hours at maintained an average
speed of 38 miles an hour.
The local
weather bureau has been handicapped
bnt expresses tbe opinion that the
storm i* local and with little effect
north of Ogden or sooth of Provo.
L O S S W AS HEAVY.
Cuban Hurricane C ro sse s the Island
Leaving Death In Trail.
TH E KING OF
BLOOD PURIFIERS
No other remedy has given such perfect satisfaction as a
blood purifier and tonic or is so reliable in the cure of blood dis
eases of every character as S. S. S. It is known as “ The
King of Blood Purifiers,” and the secret of its success and
its right to this title is because “ / T OURES D ISEASE.”
It is an honest medicine, made entirely of purifying, healing
roots, herbs and barks, which are acknowledged to be specifics for
diseases arising from an impure or poisoned condition of the blood
and possessing tonic properties that act gently and admirably in the up-building of a ru n -
down, weakened or disordered condition of the system.
One of the greatest points in favor of S. S. S. is that it is the only blood remedy on the
market which does not contain a mineral ingredient of some kind to derange or damage the
system. It is the one medicine that can be taken with absolute safety by the youngest child
or the oldest member of the family, and persons who have allowed their systems to get in
such condition that most medicines are repulsive to the stomach will find that S. S. S.,
while thorough, is gentle and pleasant in its action, and has none of the nauseating effects
of the different mineral mixtures and concoctions offered as blood purifiers.
A s every part of the body is dependent on the blood for nourishment and strength, it is
necessary that this vital fluid be kept free from germs and poisons. So long as it remains
uncontaminated we are fortified against dis-
Gentlemen:—S. 8. S. is need as a fam ily madloln* la ou r
ease, and health is assured; but any impurity,
home. I m yself have taken and a lw a ys found it w hat It ia
humor or poison acts injuriously on the sys olalmad to be. It thoroughly cleanses the system o f Im
tem and affects the general health. Pus purities, Increases tbe appetite, Im proves the digestion,
and builds up ths general health. I have given It to nay
tular eruptions, pimples, rashes and the ohlklren w ith Ana results. It prom ptly restores the a p p e
different skin affections show that the blood tite and clears the akin o f all eruptions. It is a very Ana
b lood tonic and has my hearty indorsem ent.
is in a feverish and diseased condition as a
184 8. 0th 8 t., Lebanon, Pa.
P. H. TH O M PS O N .
result of too much acid or the presence of
some irritating humor. Sores and Ulcers are the result of morbid, unhealthy matter in the
blood, and Rheumatism, Catarrh, Scrofula, Contagious Blood Poison etc., are all deep-seated
blood disorders that continue to grow worse as long as the poison remains.
But all blood diseases are not acquired; some persons are born with an hereditary taint
in the blood and we see this great affliction manifested in many ways. The skin has a
waxy, pallid appearance, the eyes are often weak, glands of the neck enlarged, and as the
taint has been in the blood since birth the entire health is usually affected.
In all blood troubles S. S. S. has proved itself a perfect remedy and has well earned the
title of “ K IN G O F BLOOD P U R IF IE R S.” It goes down into the circulation and removes
all poisons, humors, waste or foreign matter, and makes this stream of life pure and health-
sustaining.
Nothing reaches inherited blood
troubles like S. S. S.; it removes every particle
of the taint, purifies and strengthens the weak,
deteriorated blood, and supplies it with the
healthful properties it needs and establishes the
foundation for good health.
As a tonic this
great medicine has no equal, and it will be found
especially bracing to weak, anaemic persons.
Rheumatism, Catarrh, Sores and Ulcers, Skin
Diseases, Scrofula, Contagious Blood Poison and all other blood troubles are cured perma
nently by S. S. S., and so thorough is the cleansing of the blood that no trace of the dis
ease is left to break out in future years or to be transmitted to offspring. If you are in
need of a blood purifier get “ T H E K IN G ” of them all, S. S. S.— and good results are
assured. Book on the blood and any medical advice desired furnished without charge to
all who write.
_
THE S W IF T SPEOIH C COM PAN Y. ATLANTA. D A .
Havana, Oct. 22.— More < om ilete re
ports have been resolved by Governor
Magooon and show that the receut bur
lican, which swept across Cuba, has
caused greater damage than wae at first
supposed.
Score* of lives are now
known to have been lost eathe result of
the etorm.
The worst reports come from the Ba
tabano, on the sooth coast of Cnba, the
point where the cyclone first struck the
island.
Forty fishing ^ schooner« are
now known to have been lost
Many
corpse* have been picked np floating in
the bay, and it is believed the dead at
this point alone w ill reach nearly 100.
The majority of the victims are Spaniab
fishermen. Wreckage from tbe veeeele
which were destroyed litter the shores
for miles. It ie belieytd that several
small'echooners were swept ont to
and lost, their crew* periehing.
The town itself antlered severely.
Nine bodies have been removed so far
from tbe m ins.
On every band are to
be seen evidences of the storm’ s fnry.
Houses were blown down, trees were
iprooted, and devastation has been
wrought generally. A conservative es
timate of tbe damage in thst city ie
$600,000.
The greatest d mage wae
caosed in the lower portii n of the city
Color more xoodo bristlier end foster colore thee any other dye. On* 10c
cotton equally wsN and la
The upper section away from the shore foeronteed to «Ive perfect results. Aek dealer, or wo will send poet peld at 10c a package. Writ* ad
for froa booklet how to dyq
escaped almost miracnlonely.
The Maack and mis colors. MONROC DRUG CO.. UaiaovMle. Missouri.
whervea were badly damaged, in many
cases completely wrecked.
E xactly.
In England ninety-nine towns own their
"Yea, they’re Juet like brothers, aren’t own gaa works, the average net income
M ore Delay fo r Hermann.
being $1,947,125 per annum.
they?”
Portland Trade Directory
Washington, Oct. 22. — Represents
'Nonsense! They’re fighting nearly
five Binger Hermann will not be placed all the time.”
•
Names and A d dresses ii Portland of Rspre*
un trial in this c it - on the indictment
sentative Business Firms.
“ O f course; that’* what I mean.”—
charging destruction of 36 official let- Philadelphia Press.
C R E A M 8 K P A K A T O R S -W e guarantee the U .&
erpreee copybooks nntil sometime alter
Heparaior to be the beat. * W rite ior free catalog,
Ha***l wood Co., Fifth and Oak.
tbe Christmas holiday*. No definite
1
3
*
^
no
matter
how
arrangement for the trial has been
PIANOH A O R G A N S —Many fine Instruments re
bad the we&ther
vert to us account Hicknens or removal of buyer
made, bnt the court’ s docket is now so
You cannot
Write for d**scr ptlon of p anon now on hand,
For Infant* and Children.
filled that it will be impossible to hear
terms, eto. Write today.
Ullbert Co., Portland
afford to be
the case within the next three montha.
without a
Since the case wae last postponed at the
T O W E R 'S
nme Mr. Heney was called to Sen
ENGINES .
t «„«►
WATERPROOFl GASOLENE
power fully warranted, 1125. All sires and
Francisco nothing has been heard from
OILED
SUIT
styles at lowest prices. Write for catalog.
Hermann and bis whereabouts are un
.,OR SLICKER.
REIERSON MACHINERY COMPANY
known to tbe coart. No anxiety ie felt
Portland. O r t f s a
When you buy
on this score however.
The Unttneas o f T h ln fi.
look fbr the
'Everything you buy ia adulterated
SION
OF
TH
E
F
IS
H
nowadays," grumbled old Pessim, “except
Quake W recks Trestle.
Portland, Me., Oct. 22.— Two earth the stuff they put in cannon crackers and
other infernal
machines.
That gets
shocks last night destroyed about 100
D E N
stronger eveTy year.”
feet of a temporary highway structure
M A IN 202 9
P A IN L E S S
FAILING BLDG
E X TR A C TIO N
which crosses tbe upper harbor.
The
St. Vita»’ Dane« ana al! Nervous Dla*a*«s
manently
cured
by
Dr.
Kiln*’»
Or-at
It-* * W A S H
SO «
first shock was felt at 6 o ’ clock and the Nerv« Rea itorer.
tori Send for FREE |2 trial bottle and
PORTLAND ORE
P L A T ÏS S 5
second at 7:07.
Both ahocka were treatls«. Dr. R KLKlIne-.Ld. Ml Arch HU, Pblla..!**.
light, bnt were distinctly felt by pedes
I m l tat le a .
trians.
Accompanying the rambling
Eva— Tea, when he proposed he
was the eonnd made by the cracking of •poke In sugared words. But I found
the timbers of tbe temporary (tractors.
out afterward they were not real.
It ie feared that great damage has been
Edna— Perhaps they were only glu
done to the foundation of the new high
cose words, dear.
way bridge nearby, for which $260,000
was appropriated recently.
Mothera w ill find Mre. W inslow's Soothing
W E PAY
S.S.S.
P U R E L Y VEGETABLE
PUTNAM
FADELESS
DYES
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
M AKE E V E R Y DAT
p S i ] CO U N T-
C A S TO R IA
The Kind You Have Always Bought
T I
FITS gVm.!
Banking by Mail
mule T eam
Syrup the beet remedy to use for their children
during the teething period.
Com bine Packing H ouses.
C oa a cq vcee« o f a Hash Act.
Chicago, Oct. 22.— Rumors that an
Our wife,1** wrote the editor of the
English holding company ia being or
ganised to take over all tbe packing in Apiketown Blissard, “ ia sick from over
Will do more Cleaning, i more Shining,
terests of the United States flew thick work. While she wae snooping around
do it Better, with less Labor and Wa
our
ir sanctum yesterday morning she found
and feet in LaSalle street today.
The
on the Hands than any other article coat
toe office towel and insisted on taking it
capital of the concern is eaid to be d o e s home and washing it. Such a thing
ing Double it« Price.
to $600,000,000, and J. Ogden Armonr never happened before, and with the help
AH dealers. Full slsa
es pad
parka«« Borax A Boras
is mentioned aa the praciicaCl chief. •f the Lord it shall never happen again 1”
Boap; 32-page
booklet and r
so1
pa*e^iook»el
o u venir picture 7 *1 4 ja
10 color* ft«*** for 10 t*«nt* and dealer’ s nam
W hile nobody in a position to give tbe
Cl FIC COAST IIOUAX CO„ Oakland Cal.
Idle N egro«* to Dig Canal.
IN T E R E S T
facta wonld say anything one way or
$100 Reward, $ 100 .
Washington, Oct. 23.— N. F .T hom p the other on the eabject, certain things
The readers of this paper will ba pleased to
On eavlnge deposit, of a dollar
eon of Chattanooga, Tenn., called at that have recently tranep’rad in the learn that there ia at least one dreaded dimaae
that science has been able to cure in a lllt i
or more, compounded twice
tbe White hones today and Invited ■treat are called significant by etndente stage«.
and that la Catarrh. H all’s Catarrh
every year. It ia just as easy
Cure is the on ly positive cure know n to the
President Roosevelt to attend the im of similar financial proceeding*.
to open a Savings Account with
m edical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitu
migration and quarantine conference to
tional disease, require» a constitutional treat
na by Mail as if you lived next
• e a r in t h s w o r l d
ment.
H
all’
s
Catarrh
Cure
1»
taken
Internally,
be held in Nashville next month, and
door. Bend for our free book
Black Hundrad Attacks 8tolypln.
W.LOouglai $4 Gilt Edge line,
acting d ire ctly upon the blood and m ucoui
on tbe president’ !
invitation
Mr.
let, “ Bank ng by Mail,’ ’ and
St. Petersburg, Oct. 22.— The strain surface« o f the system, thereby destroying tha
cannolbagqualledaUwyprloRy
and givin g the pa
Thompson called again tonight.
Tbe ed relatione between Premier Stolypin foundation o f the disease, MB«
learn full part culara. Address
tient strength by b vild ln g up >ti
the confltitutfon
To Shoo Dealer» :
president baa, however, declined tbe and tbe Reactionary league it evi* and assisting nature in
W. !.. 1 ton Ria«’ Job
In doing
d oing iti
It« w ork. Th«
bing If o h m Is th« most
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ave ao much faith In its curative
invitation, because he could not find it danced by the publication of the first
compiei« in this country
were that they offer One Hundred h o lle n
_____
Send f o r Catalog
possible to attend.
Mr. Tbompe n attack directly upon the premier. Tbe (or any case that it falls to cure. Send lor 11*1
raid be suggested to the president that Banner, tbe Black Hundred organ, pub- »I testimoniale.
address.
F 1. CHE8ET * CO.,Toledo,a
the idle negroes in tbe Booth be utilis lisbee revelations concerning the nego ' (old by draxflete, 7fo.
Hall’s Family Fille ere tbe beat.
ed for labor on the Panama canal.
tiation* entered Into a month ago when
P ortla n d , O reg on
the premier gave certain assurance* to
The Y e e th fe l Idem.
Blizzard Roaches Kansas.
big delegation from at least 100
"Pop, ere lawyer« elweye bad-tem
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ix
th
a n d W a s h in g t o n St*.
E llis, Kan., Oct. 23. — Colorado’ s breaches.
The Banner charge« the pered?”
snow storm is passing east, and pre premier with having broken faith.
“ O f coure# not, my eon. Whet mad*
vailed today in Western Kansas. Pae-
P. N. U.
Ne. 4 1 -0 0
yon think so?”
eengers reaching here this morning on
Soldiers G o In Pursuit.
“ Why, th* papera ere elweye telling
belated east bound train* report a
Sheridan, W yo., Oct. 22. — Ten
W H X X w r it in g t e e s î e r t l i e n ÿ l e a ê e l
heavy enow storm between E ilii and troope of the Tenth cavalry loft Fort ■bout their croea-examlnatlons.”— Bal
I T mentios th l. »aper.
Denver, at some points steam ing the Robinson, Neb., at noon today from timore American.
proportions of a blftsard, with four G illette, W yo., to tonnd up tb* bend
SHOE* FOB EVERYBODY AT ALL P B ld H
inches to on* foot of enow on the of merandin« Ute Indian* from the
ground. The temperature is moderate, W hit« Rock agency, Utah. Th# com
M *«••■' A C h i l d r e n '« S h o w , $2 9 6 t o g l .O O .
however. Tbe enow ie drifting badly mending officer ii eaid to have ¡Detrac
T ry W . I«. D osg lM W om en ’s. M l««*« and
STIFFSBBS, , S T IT C H E S , LAM ENESS, CRAM P,
Children's ihoe«; for ityl«, fit and wear
at a good many points.
t i o n from tbe War department to take
TWISTS AMI D TW IT C H E S , A L L DSOAM P WHEN
they esc«I other make«.
tb* Indiana dead ot aliva.
Y O U APPLY
If I co u ld take you Into m y larg*
Blizzard C oat* Texas With lea.
factories at B rockton, M ass..and sh o w
Snow storm in South Dakota
Dallas, Teg., Oct. 28.— Wind blow
you how carefully W .L . D ouglas sh oe*
are made, you w ould then understand
ing at a velocity of 60 mil«* an boar ie
Bioox City, Iowa, Get. 22. — Dis
w hy th ey hold their shape, fit better,
eweep'ng aeroa* tbe p ’ aia* country in patches received at the Cbieago, M il
; wear lon ger, end ere o f grantor value
the Texas panhandle, with Minding waukee A 8*. Peal office ia tble city
than
any oth e r make.
sleet and snow. Gram it em er id with ■tate that ■ heavy enow etorm with
W h erever yo n live, n e e e e obeate W. L ,
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tbe lone w ill not he heavy.
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PER FECTIO N on Heater
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