sured ‘they will keep.’ If you do not
Additional Locals.
Mrs. Kern, of Portland, sjient a lew- find it so, ojten the jars to prevent burst
S. B. Gilpin has purchased his ticket
da}'* this week with her daughter, Mrs. ing. Reheat the fruit, being careful to for Alaska aud starts today on his jour
bring it to a boiling point, and re-can.” | ney.
Frank Bennett.
TH ATCH ER.
“ AIN’T GOIN TO CLON-DIKE”
Dedicated to M G. W iles,J J Morgan, Me-
Namer Bros., and S. B. Gilpin
When we read thet fliclone*
A r’ abuzzin’ in the east.
Mrs. Frank Thatcher returned home
A n ’ when we read o' Artie stoims
Mr. H. B. Johnson and family drove
T k . k k i b i . k A c c i d e n t .— It is a terrible
last Sunday from spending a week visit
Freczin' man and becst—
to Portland Monday.
Then we know in Oregon
ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David. accident to be burned or scalded; but
Craps an weather never “ strike
Mr. J. C. Clark the popular druggist
Mrs. John Peterson came home last the pain and agony and the frightful dis
An' you kin bet your bottom dollar. I
went to Gervais today and will return
figurements
can
be
quickly
overcome
Monday from Beaverton where she hail
Aint
goin'
▼ isitexl a few days with her aged mother. without leaving a scar by using DeWitt’s Saturday.
Witch Hazel Salve, J. C. Clark, drug-
to
Mr.
Geo.
L.
Smith
went
to
Portland
Mr. Will Sparks, of Forest drove at
Clon-dike!
gist.
today
for
Clondyke
outfits.
tended church at this place last Sunday
W hen we read o ’ frozen feet,
A n’ empty stummicks too
evening.
A suit for foreclosure of a $385 mortgage I Congress has adjourned and still Mr.
Six hundred miles o ’ totin’
The postmistress was the guest of Mr. against land in Scoggins Valley, Ralston, | Corbett is waiting.
Over m ountings high to V ie w -
Tieorge Bunco’s family one day last week. administrator, vs. Henry Hamilton, S.
Then we know thet Oregon’s
The Y. P. S. C. E. held a social at the
Ezzacklv what we like;
Saturday, July 25, the Thatcher and S. Markham, Thos. Madigan and Richard house of Mrs. E. H. Marsh last evening
A n’ when I think o f Crismas. I
Hillside hase (mil teams crossed bats for Rode and wife, drew a number of Forest and listened to entertaining reports from
Aint
• match game of hase ball on the Hill- Grove people to Hillsboro. The land delegates to San Francisco relating
goin'
aide grounds. The Thatcher team ar involved is 140 acres and house, barn and humorous features of the great conven- |
to
Clou-dike!
rived about ¡1 o’clock, shortly after the 2000 fruit trees. Property was mort tlon. Speakers were Prof. Bates, Prof.
I’ll je s ’ stay itt Oregon
game was called by Umpire Wagner. gaged and transferred by Mr.Markham to Holman, Prof. Ferrin and .Mr. P. E.
A n ’ never freeze er melt;
The first part of the game was played Madigan and R :de with warranty deed Bauer.
W har’ polar b ars r ole J°ck Frost
lather cool and it seemed as though and these latter parties quit-claimed
W ill never git my pelt;
Justice Dorrien and Attorney Brown,
I ’ll jest stay here upon the farm,
neither side was going to score many their right to Mr. Hamilton for $5. Now
of Cornelius, Justice W. D. Smith, of
Fatin’ apples an’ sich like,
nwa but finally it changed. The That- the mortgagees come on Mr. Hamilton
Headin’ ’bout poor cusses, who
Hillsboro, and a number of residents
«her hoys commenced to plav ball and for their mortgage which he claims he
A r’
from Centerville vicinity are attending
by the time the game was over their did not assume and so the matter came
freezin’
the Townsend examination in justice
in
team had 14-12 in their favor and the . into circuit court. The judge ruled that
Clon-dike!
i it was a hard case to decide but that the court this afternoon.
applauding cheers were not a few.
—Josh Appleby Hayseed, Wapi2 Jul 27.
Mr. H. T. Bagley, of Hillsboro, a
preponderance of evidence was against
—Hillsboro Argus.
Don’t thin your blood with sassafras or Hamilton and decided against him for bright young lawyer recently admitted
poison it with blue mass; but aid nature tue amount of the mortgage, accrued to the bar, was appointed about ten days
In Justice Dolstrum’s court yesterday
by using DeWitt's Little Early Risers, interest aud attorney fees, in all about ago by Prosecuting Attorney Cleeton as
action of James Harper against John
the famous little pills for constipation ¿650. The case will probably go to the his deputy in this county vice Geo. R.
Williams for recovery of wages, «as sub
biliousness, aud stomach and liver supreme court on appeal.
Bagley, resigned. Mr. Bagley appears mitted to the following jury: Messrs.
troubles. They are purely vegetable.
for the first time in that capacity today J. L. Dempsey, H. Hamilton. J. J Wirtz,
J. C. Clark, druggist.
T o C ure C on u tlp a tlon F o r e v e r .
in theJTownsend examination.
W. S. Baldwin, Geo. Kirkwoo 1 and R.
Take CiiMcarets Candy Cathartic.
10c or 25a j
If C. C. C. fail to cure, druggists refund money.
H I L L S ISO K o .
A basket meeting occurred at the
Christian Church Sunrtav last. Elder
¿Stephens preached in the forenoon after
which dinner was spread in the old
church building. Elder R'olt, of Clack
sums County, preach, d the afternoon
discourse. Severs members of the
Farmington and Forest Grove congre
gations were present.
Mr. Hex Caples of Washington State
transacted I usiness here Tuesday.
C. J. Bitdsell, of Portlaud, visited
friends in Hillsboro the first of the week
Prof. J. H. Stanley marie a business
trip to Oregon Citv, Tuesday evening and
teiurued in rime for court next dav.
J. A. Kirkwcoil is acting as depute
marshal this week.
The Evangelical Church people had a
peach social at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Prank Cota, Tuesday evening. The
band furnished music.
Circuil court business was all disposed
o f by the middle of the week and the Washington
County’s Prospective
judge and reporter will start to the Mt
Jail.
tit. Helens country next week for a tunch
The county judge and commissioners
needed rest.
have inspected the Yamhill county jail,
said to be the best in the valley, and will
'‘They are dandies" said Thos. Bowers,
probably at the term next week order
of the Crocket, Texas, Enterprise, while
the construction of one after that design
writing about DeWitt’s Little Early Ri
which is here shown. The jail will join
sers, the famous little pills for sick
the sheriff s office and will not contain
haadache aud diorders of ths stomach
residence for a jailor. The material is
aud liver. J. C. Clark, druggist.
brick with a corrugated iron ceiling.
Height froth foundation 16 feet, from
IIA /K L IL V L K .
floor to ceiling 12 feet. Length 46 feet,
Farmers are nearly through haying.
width 25 feet. At the end is cut off ten
The neighltors had a social gathering at feet as a private ward for women, juveni
Mr. Halderman’s place last Tuesday les or insane in which the old iron cages
evening,also one at Mr. RUeraon’s will be used. The four cages and corri
Thursday evening. All seemed to enjoy dor will be of steel in latest pattern,
themselves.
each cell 6 x 8, corridor 5 x 26. The
Ralph Barnett has gone to Portland cages will be 6 feet on either side from
lor a few days. 11 is father lias been the side walls and 5 feet from the end
there several weeks.
walls.
The interior will be merely
Ttere will be a picnic at the Cooper whitewashed, leaving brick walls and
Mountain school house next Friday, iron ceiling so there will be no possibil
ity of fire. The cells will cost from
where Miss Mary Pike is teaching.
$3500 to $4020 and the buildiug from
W. B. Johnson, Newark, Ohio, says, (1000 to $1500 more. In this way Wash
“ One Minute Cough Cure saved my only ington county will have as secure a jail
child from dying by croup." It has as any but will not waste any money on
saved thousands of others suffering from luxurious quarters for criminals to make
croup, pneumonia, bronchitis and other their lot happier than that of many an
serious throat and lung troubles. J. C. innocent man outside. This action on
Clark.
the part of the county guard.ans will be
generally approved.
The members of the Methodist Episco
pal church surprised their pastor, Rev.
Mr. Starr, Friday evening and a delight
ful social evening resulted. Rita Macrum
and Wilda Crosley re'ited prettily and
Mrs, Laura Wells sang a charming solo.
Tbe substantial part of the evening was
a considerable contribution to the pas
tor’s salary.
James Townsend is being examined be
fore Justice Dolstrum on a charge o f car
rying a concealed weapon, Adam Beil
being private prosecutor. Deputy Pros
ecuting Attorney H. T. Bagley assisted
by Hon. S. B. Huston represents the
state and Attorneys Langley and Adams
appear for the defendant. It is said that
the cause was T. w iseud’s shooting off
a 32 caliber revolver promiscuously about
about the Van Lon store in Centerville
yesterday and trying to make things in
teresting for Mr. Beil, however the
ground ol the prosecution is merely as
above.
Mr. and Mrs. John Caples had a lucky
escape from accident a week ago today
while coming home from Tillamook.
As they were driving around a very
sharp tufn just this side the summit, the
horse did not answer the bit quickly
enough and went off the grade. The
occupants saw what was coming and
jumped out on the road safely but the
rig went down straight for eight feet and
rolled thirty more.
The buggy was
found upside down with the horse still
fastened to it but twisted in the harness
so that his head was toward the carriage.
Mr. and Mrs. Caples took the buggy
apart and got it up to the road, hitched
their horse and were just ready to start
before any one else came along.
M. Taylor. After deliberatin ' an ho r
the jury found for the plaintiff to the
amount of $19.50.
Teacher’s Quarterly Examination.
Notice is hereby given that for the
purpose of making an examination of
all jiersons who may offer themselves as
candidates for teachers of the schools in
this county, tlie county school superin
tendent thereof will 1 old a public exam
ination at Forest Grove, lieginning at
one o'clock p. in. on Aug. 11, the second
Wednesday of the inontl , and continu
ing through Friday.
Applicants for state papers may pre
sent themselves on Thursday, August 12.
For state certificate the only require
ment is experience of 22>£ months, fee
♦ 4.00; state diploma 30 months e x i s t
ence and examination in hook keeping,
phyeical geography and composition, fee
ft).00; state life diploma, 45 months ex
perience ami examination in algebra,
English literature, Oregon school law
and general history, fee $10. .
Candidates for county certificates for
third grade must be at least 16 years of
age, for second grade 17 years and for
first grade 18 years.
Dated this 20tli day of July, 1807.
A u st in C r a i g .
County School Superintendent of Wash
ington county, Oregon.
SALE.
I will offer for sale at public auction
at Forest Grove on Saturday, July 31,
at 1:00 p. m., about twenty-five head of
range horses good size. Terms cash in
hand or approved notes.
G korge M c C o y .
No-To-Bac fur Fifty Cents.
Millions of men who are daily ‘ ’Tobacco
Spitting and Smoking Their Lives
Away” will be glad to learn that the fa
mous guaranteed tobacco habit cure,
that has freed over 400,000 tobacco users
¡in the last few years, have put on the
market a fifty cent package of their
great remedy. This will give every to
bacco user a chance to test No-To Bac s
power to control the desire for tobacco
in every form and at the same time be
benefited by No-To-Bac’s nerve strength
en in g qualities. Every tobacco user
J should procure a fifty cent box at once
from his druggist or order it by mail,
j You will be surprised to see how easily
and quickly the desire for tobacco dissap-
ears. Any reader can obtain a sample
1 and booklet free by addressing the Sterl
ing Remedy Co. Chicago or New York
! and mentioning this paper.
EAST A vu l
THE SHASTA 80
OP TUE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Express Trains Leave
land Daily.
PORTLAND AND 8AN FRANCISCO
Leave—
Arrive—
Portland........ 6:00 p. m Ran Trancilo,
San Tranciano 8:00 p, m Portland.
7
Above trains stop at all statin».
Portland and Salem, Turner
'^
son, Albany, Albany Junction, T a n W i
Halsey, Harrisburg, Junction City u ’,“
gene, Drains, Oakland and all
Koseburg to Ashland Inclusive.
lo1“
ROSKBUKO MAIL DAILY
Leave—
Arrive
Portland........8:30 a, in
Rosebnrg.......5...
Koseburg.......7:30 a. m Portland...... Jjj
DINING CARS on OGDEN Ror
When Baby was sic*, we gave her Castoria.
PULLMAN
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
AND
S E C O N D -C L A S S S L E E P IN G .
Attached to all through train.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
Whan she had Children, she gave than» Castoria
BUFFET
SL
W est Side Division.
B etw ken
Notice for Publication.
1 and Office at Oregon City, Oregon, )
July 8, 1897. j
Notice is herebv gheu that the following-
named settler has tiled notice of his intention to
make tinal proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be ui'd e before the Register
and Receiver at Oregon City, Oregon, oa Octo
ber 8, 1897, viz:
VICTOR DEMACON,
Homestead entry No. 8701, for the sty <tr of sec
tion 2, t i n r S .v
He names th following witnesses to prove
his (entinuons residence upon aud cultivation
of, said laud, viz:
Joseph Campbell. Marins Hansen, Walter R.
Idlly, s. W. Her. of (¡ales Creek Oregon.
16 jl
R01.EKT A. M1LI.KK, Register.
E d u c a te Y o u r XSowols W it h C a sca re t*.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
10c, 25c. If C. C. C. fall, druggists refund money.
AT ME NOW.
One year «ago last February
I was taken down with Sciatic
Rheumatism. I f in a lly • j had
to resort to crutches. I suf
fered excruciating pain. I
took Vitae Ore and am with-
out paill, 311(1 call sleep as well
as I ever could. My kidneys
were very had and bothered
me very much, and that is all
removed. I now feel as well
as I ever did.
You can inquire of any bus
iness man in town and he will
tell you the same as I have
said in regard to my afflic
tions. I will publish more
testimonials that reside in Ore
gon soon for the good of the
human family.
I keep Vitae Ore on hand.
Try it. It cured me, and it
will cure you if you use it ac-
COl’dillg to directions
P ortlan d
7: SO a m 1 Lv
9 10 a.m 1 Lv
12:15 p.m |
1 Ar
Coavi
and
P ortland
F orest Grove
C o rv a llis
Ar I
1» I
Lv | ii
At Albany ami Corvallis connect'wnT
ol tbe Oregon Central & Eastern railrotj
neaKBs tkain d a il y (x x c ,n .
4:60 p.m I l.v
Portland
6:29 p.m I Lv
Forest Grove
7:80 p. I A r ___MoMltiTllle
Direct connection at San Francisco »in
dental and Oriental aud Pacific mail :
lines lor JAPAN and CHINA. Sailingd,
application.
Rates and tickets to Eastern point,
Europe- Also Japan. China, Hoaoulti
Australia, can be obtained from W. T. 1
Agent, Forest (¡rove
C. H. MAKKHAY
R, KOEHI.FR,
Asst. G. K .4P*
Manager
Portland. Oregon.
TH E GREAT
G old
and S id :
countries
O F B R IT IS H COLUMN
AND E A STE R N
O REGO N
ARE A LL
REACI
via T h e 0 . R. &
No Change ol'
Car« between
PORTLAND
and I R A K E R
Cl
¿SPOKANE
Shortest Line to Spok!
Connecting; with
ALL RAIL ROUTE to
In the circuit court Saturday the fol
Dentistry.
lowing decrees by default were taken:
T R A I L , ROSSLAJfD,
Dr. R. H. Hovey having located in
Honeyman, DeHart A Co. vs. J. G. Boos;
Forest Grove for the practice of dentistry
M A R C U S NELSON,
the German savings A Loan Society vs.
NELSON
L a COURSE,
takes this method of informing the pub-
a ll K o o t e n a y Mining
Frances Mallies et. al. foreclosure. In
General Agent,
Jacob Brugger vs. I. B. F.verson, confir-1 “ c th,at he is PrePared to do an? workin
Camps . . .
that line. Office in Ingles & Porter’s
mation, sale of reality was confirmed.
Forest Grove, Oregon. Low R a te s a n d T h ro u g h Tic!:
building.
Clinrles Cook vs. Amelia Cook; divorce
granted. The petition of Abbott A Roe,
AGENTS W AN TED .
Annual Teacher’s Institute.
For Pamphlet* and Detailed Idiot-
in the assignment of Anton Planner,
mation, write to
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
annual
Taken in time, Vitae Ore in an infalla-
asking that a claim of $125 he allowed as 1
for Washington ble cure for diphtheria.
W. H. HDRLBURT,
a preferred claim, was allowed by tin* teachers’ institute
General Passenger Agent
court. J. F. Schoch has filed suit to county, Oregon, will be held at Forest
[ Mr. I.a Course is personally known
' O. R AN.Co.,
foreclose a mortgage against Anton Grove, lieginning on Tuesday, Aug. 24, to me as a reliable man, and the story of
P ortland , 1
Pfanner anil S. Hughes and A. Ilinntan, 1897, at 10 a. m. and continuing for four
days. Those holding certificates from *!'* sufferinK and cure is well-known to
as assignees, and Clause Jesse, for $2937,-
HINTS ON CANNING ANI) PRESER
! this county are required to attend at the citizens of this community to be true,
33.
i — Editor.]
VING.
least three days, as are holders of state
Court House News.
The prospects for a wheat yield in pupers employed in this county. Direc
A S S IG N E E S ’ NOTICE.
R I P A N S
In re estate of Chris Stoller, deceased; Washington county have been better,but tors of schools in session at this time
Mrs. Rorer Gives Timely Directions
Notice is hereby given that we. S. Hughes ami
inventory tiled showing total value of itwas in those years when there was a must grant two days time of actual
for Putting Up Fruit.
A. Hinman are the duly appointed assignees o f
in tlie August latdies’ Nome Journal property to be $715.35. Guardian au large acreage of fall ploughed grain. The school service to their teachers to at.end | the estate o f Anton Pfanner, insolvent debtor,
T h e modern stand
thorized
to
sell
personal
property
at
pri
spring
sowing
was
large,
aud
the
whole
Mrs. 8. T. Rorer writes on ‘ ‘Cunningand
the institute during which said lime pay and have duly qualified as such, and all persons
Preserving.” At the outset of her les vste sale,and to reported same in four field looks well. The latest sown is the of teacher shall continue. Attention is I havin« claim!‘ »Sainst said estate are required
ard F am ily Medi
to present them to us with proper vouchers, at
best. The yield will almost equal that | called to subdivision 23 of section
son she emphasises the value of secur months from this date,
25. , our office in the Bank ot Forest Grove in Forest
In re estate of Martin Manning, dec’d; of the fall sowing.
ing perfectly sound and fresh fruit, and
cine : C u r e s the
Title III, and to section 20, Tittle II,
* ‘ ¡rove, Oregon, within three months from this
The latest official statistics in 1895 Oregon Sell01.1 Law, for the authority ; datc
the necessity of getting the cans and can bond of J. W. Shute filed and approved.
com m on every-day
ning appurtenances in readiness in ad
Dated this 34th day o f June. 189-.
In re estate of Edward L. Schieffelin, puts the yield of the county at 260,000 for holding the aU.ve institute and the
vance. “ To prevent breakage when fill dec’d; admitted to probate and C. L. bushels. Taking that for a basis and penalty for non-attendance.
S. HUGHES,
ills o f humanity.
, .
A. HINMAN,
ing the jars,” Mrs. Rorer advises that Schieffelin appointed executor to serve comparing the fields in 1897, the yield of
Dated this 29th day of July, 1897.
Assignees o f the estate o f Anton Pfanner. in-
they bo slipped “ sidewise into a kettle without bon is. Samuel Moon, Amos i wheat is set at 300,000 bushels. The
solvent.
A u s t in C r a ig .
of hot water, rolling them so flint every McCurdy and Walter Fowlie appointed quality promises to be better than usual County School Superintendent of Wash- S. B. Huston
"•rney for -Assignees.
ij.jg ;
1 and only hot. parching winds that may
part may lie quickly and uniformly appraisers.
ington County. Oregon.
Ren» '- min Why 1 hamberlaiir* <
occur within the next fortnight can pre
heated. Fold a dump towel, place it in
'••lie
In re estste of Albert Wilcox, deed;
' liolcm ami Diarrhoea Hem
the bottom of a pudding pun, then near second semi-annusl account filed and ap vent.— Saturday’s Oregoniau.
Dissolution of Parduerlahip.
<•(l.v is the Best.
the preserving-kettle; stand a jar on the proved. Ain’t cash on hand $107.t8.
Notice is here by give 1 that the part
Work was began Friday on the new
towel, and if the fruit is small adjust the
L
Because
it afford*
In re estate of Wm. White, deed; John railway station. The old building has nership heretofore existing between J. S. relief in ( -.»«■ * of pain i almost instant
hinnel; fill quickly to overflowing. Run
Buxton
and
Robt.
Ilayden,
under
the
*
in the stomach
Bueklen’s Arnica Salve.
a beau'll silver knife around the inside J. Kuratli ppointed administrator of been moved westward to near the street firm name of Hayden «A Buxton, has this 1 cofie and cholera morbus.
The Best Salve in the world for
said
estate
with
bonds
at
$2,50000.
Bond
and
across
from
the
mills
where
it
will
of the jar, to break any air hubbies that
Because it is the only remedy that Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt K-
filed and approve«! and lettersonlere«! to 1 be used as a freight depot. On »0 it on day been dissolved by mutual consent.
may have been caught with the fruit,
never fails in the most severe cases of Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped 11-
The
business
will
be
conducted
at
tlie
and adjust the rubber, then lift the lid issue. S. A. Klink,David Purse and Geo. the west side will he built a 24x36 old stand by Robt. Hayden.
Chilblains, Coras, and all Skin
dysentery and chronic diarrhoea
addition similar in plan to the Hillsboro
W. Stitt appointed appraisers.
tions, and positively cures File*. '
from the hot water and place it at once.
3.
Because
it
is
the
only
remedy
that
Datisl
at
Forest Grove, Or. July 22,1897.
pay required. It is guaranteed*®
station with ticket office, baggage and
If large fruit till with a wooden spoon,
11111
cure
chronic
diarrhoea.
J. R. H aydrn .
Perfect satisfaction or money r*,tt '
waiting rooms. This will be raised only
arranging the fruit so that the weight of
Notice to Bridge Builders.
J . 8 . B uxton .
.1;
it i. the only remedy that Price 25 cents per box. For ***
one step from the ground whkh will re
one piece will not destroy the sho|<e of
Chas. Miller.
will prevent bilious colic.
There will be to let in the county court levelled and gravelled. As only the reg
Save Your Grain.
another. Fill to overflowing with the room of Washington county, Oregon,
J . Be” u*
w the only remedy that
ular construction crew of three hands is
Ijquid, water or syrup, and fasten tight on Wednesday. Aug. 5. 1897, at 2o'clock
Few realize that each squirrel destroy* w ill cure epidemical dysentery.
\\TANTED—SEVERAL FAITHFVLlO^,
employed th i work will last for a month.
ly. After sealing stand the jars out of a p. m., a contiact for building a bridge
$1.50 worth of grain annually. Wake-
«• Because it ia the only remedy that v V Women to travel lor re,P 2 E l »
Not only is the new station a decided
lizheii honvein Oregon. S»l»rV
draught over night. The glass by that near Garden Home in district No. 9 and
* fj° weekly an<l expenses. Position p
improvement bat its more convenient lee’s Squirrel and Gopher Exterminator can always he depended upon in
Re erenre Enclose »elf-«ddrewed »
time will have contracted, and the lids also for a bridge in district No. 50 at
cholera infantum.
is
the
most
effective
and
economical
poi
velope. The National. Star BuIMM*.
location will be greatly appreciated.
will, in consequence, la* loose. Wipe | Darliug Smith's, to be let to the lowest
son
known.
Price
reduced
to
30
cents.
7.
Decanse
it
is
the
mostprompt
and
McMinnville newspapers tith e contrary,
u h jar carefully and give the top an responsible bidder or bidders. Corn-
notwithstanding, Forest Grove is the J. C. Smock, Agent, Sherwood. For sale n>o«t reliable medicine in use for bow-
el complaints.
extra turn But away in a mol, not cold missioners reserve thè right to reject any
by J. C. Clark, druggist.
bear traffic point on the West Side and
I lark cioeet At the end of a week ex J or all bids. Specificatinns tnay be seen
deyenrea this recognition.
J !£ 'an" ‘ it Frod«To no bad result».
Rs«t T^wer. Se«t wn I (tawke lMr ui* Away>
amine each jar carefully, without shak at thè county clerk’s office on and after
To quit tobacco mc.llj and forever be m»<r Uke. B e < W ,it “ Pte-antand safe to
ing or diaturbing more than necesaary. : Monday, Aug. a, 1897.
Belie, lull of life, nerve amt vigor, take No-To
If you find the lids «lightly indented. tile
B ae. lb « w onder worker, th at make» w eak m/r
B y o r d e r o f t h è c o m t n ia s io n e r s ' c o u r t .
10. Because it has saved the lives of
*irwa«. AU d r w w l a w . M o r t i , c a r e m . r e r
contents free from air huhMe« or froth.
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