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She Simes-Jerafd. SATURDAY. AUGUST 13. 1904. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One Year Six Month« Three Month« Maaifer OFFICIAL DIRECTORY «TATI— okkuon : s. senators 4 J. il Mitchel i C. W. Fulton. |J. N. Williamson, Congressmen.............. ... I Attorney General ... .......... A. M. Crawford. Governor .................... Geo. E. Chamberlain. Secretary oi State F. J . Duubar. Treasurer ___________ C. 8. Moore. Sup’. Public Instruction. J. II. Ackerman, j7k* Whitney.’ state Printer ................... ) K. 8. Bean. .> ('.Wolverton » F. A. Moore Supreme Judge« NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Hist rd Judge District Attorney M. D. C lifford Wm Miller ... ( ircuit Court meet« the Third Monday in April and Fourth Monday iu October. Joint Representative Joint Senator ....................... E. H. Test ............. J L. Rand COUNTY—HARNEY Î H.C. Leven« F ri R d ill i UiHHsurer ... RA Miller surveyor .................................. .......... — ............. -ii' iiil ................ Torn Allen Assessor J. E. Ixiggan School Superintendent . J <J Bartlett rttot k Inspector Newt Hoover CominiMionem ... I RJWiliiams i ct Hitter Uuonty Judge County Court meet« the first Wednesday in January, March, May, July, September and Nove <n her. HARNEY U. H. LAND OFFIC’i: Register j VI Win Farre ......................... Cha«. Newell CITY. —BURNS" Councilmen : ....... Dr. J. W. Geary. L. Woldenberg Jr. W. A. Gowan. D. Jameson. (Sam Motherahead, < F. O. Jackson, | Simon Lewis, i G. W. Clevenger. Meetings of the Council every Second and Fourth Wednesday. SOCIETIES. HARNEY LODGE, NO. 77, I. O O E. Meet, at O<I<1 Fellows Hall, every Haturday 7:80 p tn. J. W. Iluchauaii, N. O. K. <>. Jackson, Secretary. BURNS LODGE NO. 97, A . F. A M., Meet« every Saturday evening In Masonic »til. J. c. Welcome Jr, W. M. F. H Relder, Secretary. INLAND LODGE NO. 70 K. of P. Meet« every Thursday evening In the Brown Hull. ii. M. Horton, C. 0. I.. M Brown, K. R. H. HURNS LODGE No 47 A. O. U. W. Meer« every second and fourth Friday. A. C. Welcome, M. W. N. Cochran, Recorder. ORDER OF WASAINGTON. Meets every first and third Friday, in Brown all. C. P. Rutherford, Presidon Pearl Vulgumore, Secretary. HUHNS CHAPTER NO. 40, 0. K. H. M cv I h every Hcrond and fourth Monday«, in aaonic Hall. Eunice E. Thompson, W. M. Delnora '«.»wan, Secretary. Hi SYLVIA REBEKAH DEGREE No.48. Meet*every 1st and 3d Wednesday. Flora llagey, N. (I. G. Hin it li. Rec. Hec’y. (- Meeting ol the L. A. I). M. M. The meeting of the Saphira Chapter of the Ladies’ Associa tion for the Dissemination of Mis- infoi mation about our Neighbors was a great success. The reputa tions of several young girls who had been guilty of youthful follies were ruined for life, and the moral scalp of a clergyman was added to the society’s trophies. A resolution to furnish members with postal cards, with cards for answer attached, for convenience in interrogating people all about their private business, was voted down, on the ground that such in quiries might be deemed impert inent ,or, if answered, might com pel the society to accept the truth. The subject for regular debate was, “Are Women Brainless Because of Tea and Tattle, or are Tea and Tattle Because Women Are Brainless?” The discussion became quite heat ed, and the subject was somewhat obs< ui cd by the personalities in dulged in and the more or less dir« it allusions to the shady past of some of the member* added in terest to what, taken as a whole, was one of the most successful meetings of the chapter. —C. E. S. Wood in The Pacific Monthly for August. There is growing fear in Berlin court circles that the crown prince of Prussia, eldest son of the kaiser, may carry out his declared pur pose to cootract a morganatic marrage with some American girl. The young man, headstrong and erratic as his father, has asserted more than once that when he weds his bride will be a native of this country. On several occasions he has paid volient court to American stage beauties, his lat est flame having set him on fire more fiercely than ever.—Ex. WANTED— Agents, Hustlers, Salesmen, Clerks and everybody who wants to enjoy a good hearty laugh to send 50c for “Tips to Agents.” Worth $50 to any per son who sells goods for a living. If not satisfactory your money back. Circular for stamp. The Dr. White electric Comb Co., Deca tur, lit. Ontario-Bq THE BURNS FURNITURE CO., Is at the Old Stand selling cheaper than you can run the risk ol laying •it down here irom any catalogue house in America. We buy as cheap as anyone and will sell as cheap as anyone, there The Oregon Daily Journal. fore, our prices must, and will be right. A call will convince you. READ THE MARKET NEWS A queer order has been placed with a firm of Sheffield, England -------IN------- manufacturers by an Oriental po tentate for the supply of a bed room suite made throughout of Nothing is omitted that concerns solid silver. The design are of , the interest of buyers and sellets1 & Oriental character and most elab i in the live stock, grain, provisions, orate. The suite comprises a bed i produce and financial markets— stead, cabinet, dressing table, and a the quotations are comprehensive, dozen chairs, three foot baths and and are in every way reliable. three hot water cans.—Scientific The Journal in addition carries American. Kitchen Furnishing mill he one of our specialties, and your kitch every days a full and truthful re port of tne world’s news and pre en mill be ready to go into and cook a meal The Rortkind Journal says sents many special features of deep Nor mill the Parlor, Bedroom and Hall be overlooked in any detail. that Eastern Oregon farmers will j interest to the average reader. have $20 pieces to throw at the The Jouanal’s woman’s page, the birds this fall. We may expect I illustrated ^sportlang news page, soon to hear of Portland releasing Journal stories and comic pages Chairs $1 and up, Rockers, $2 and up, a big convey of target birds, says ' and other good things meke it a Iron beds $5 75 and up, Ladies Desks $8 up tile Lakeview Examiner. very popular family newspaper, Mu-ic’cabinets $5 up, Spring beds $4 up, clean and bright from A to Z and i Extension ^Tables (good ones) at $7 75, up •J. I). Venator returned last week year’s end to year’s end. Mattresses, excelsior, woo), and floss, $2 5(1, up from California accompanied by his Daily, one year by mail, $4; mother, who spent the winter at 'six months, $2.25; three months, Glenville.—Lakeview Examiner. ¡$1.25. Semi-weekly, 104 issues, one Furniture cheaper than ever be fore in this town. We bought year, $1.50. Weekly, $1. The issues of tne right and will sell right. The very nicest in Lace and .Muslin Cur Semi-Weekly and Weekly Journ tains. Ladies, call and them— al also contain the market news and all of the features of the Daily Burns Furniture Co. Journal. Doyon want blacksmith coal? The O. The Times-Herald clubs with C. Co. is headquarters. ulall Papur 13 cents the Journal at the following rates I ingle » oil and UP. 8 for both papers: A Sweet Breath A MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT Daily,.................................... .$4.00 $4.00 I is a never failing sign of a healthy 2.50 connection where we will make you anything stomach. When the breath is bad Semi-Weekly\ . . 2.25 from a wooden knitting needle to “double Weekly the stomach is out of order. There Stage UiQe Leayes Burns daily for at 6:30 a in. Arrives at fi ly from Ontario at 5 p a The only through pasi^ transfer route from Butl railroad. First-class accomtnodati good eating stations at co distances along th« route. The Hurney County l ive 8toek Association will 1.HV Five llun.¡red Dollars Reward for the ami conviction of anv ptreoii or person« who kill. Bt. nl or drive oil any horses, mules or cattle belonging to any member of the Assoela tion. The ('(Hints Court also otter« an ndtli tiimal reward of Five Hundred Dollar«. VV. B J ohnson . Pref A rc hie M c G owan , 8ec’y, Hum«, Oregon. S. 8. WILLIAMS, Ghu. Jig, Drewsey, L. Woldenberg Jr., Agent. BRANDS AND 1’. O. ADDRESS OF MEMBERS. Additional Reward. BurO(,0i In addition to the above I offer |5o0 under the Maine con ditions for horses branded horseshoe liar on both oreither Cl HOSSA I ANNS jaw recorded in 8 counties. Range, PATENT WHITING j' Harney, l ake anti i/i rook (’oil n t i es. U Horses vented when gold. Horses Bold ''T'HE most important iB . pass through this 1 went of the age in the ction will be re ported in this paper. If not so reported, please write or telephone penmanship makes the poor The Times Herald, Main :'.?l. Burns, ore. a splendid penman in a few W. W BROWN, Fife Oregon. by the use of this ring. Eir Feter Clemens, Burns, horses, l'C on leftsti fie: cattle same on either hip: eaimarks crop by prominent College Pre« and split in left ear, swallow fork and square and Boards of Education in I under bit iu right. M Fenwick, Burns, horses, double dot vertic and America. Sample do# al bar on left shoulder, cattle, L on right hip: earmarks, two underbits in each ear; also some sorted sizes sent post paid foi branded bar T on right ribs; earmark, under single sample 25c. Wheno half crop in left car. J H Bunyard, Burns, cattle, 7 on left hip; ear a single ring, state whetherfoi marks, crop off left ear, swallow fork in right. woman, or child. J P Withers, Harney, horses, combined TJP on left shoulder; cattle, half ciielc cross on either hip: earmarks, upperbit in right ear,uu- derbit in left. No. 118 S. Fourth Street. PHILA Martin Bros., Burns, cattle, double dot hori zontal bat on either bip; earmarks, upperbit in right car, swallow fork in left, wattle on right jaw; also some branded (ir< le N on right side () L Shingledecker. Burns, horses, 5 on lef shoulder; cattle, «5 on right side and hip; ear marks, crop oil right car, crop and under half » crop off left. Fred Denstedt, Burns, horses, Fl) on the left. | shoulder; cattle Fl) on left side; earmark, un der half crop in each car. 1 • 1_ _______ ___ ................................. R J . Williams, Rilej, horses, CB on ........ the left j • shoulder: 1B on left ¡milder: cattle, cattle. ( ('B left hip; hin: earmarks, crop crou I • off left ear, under half crop off right, vyattleun- oil vyattlc un- ’ derchin; also cattle branded SS, crop and un derbit in left ear, under hall crop in right; also I cattle JT on left libs, crop and split iu left ear. ' I b Absnlutely PURE. J under half crop in right. H II Elliott, Narrows, horses, Th combined on ' will 0 left stilie; cattle Th combined oil left hip; ear mark, upper slope on each ear, wattle on chin Leads. and bell collar. If your local dealer doetnot Sylvester Smith, Narrows, horses. H S on right leg; cattle V bar, earmark, under half crop and ry it write to us and we will ttt, short over slope in each ear jughandle and dewlap. you gel it. P G Smith, Burns, horses, quarter circle 8 on W. P. Fuller A Co. Portia right hind leg and left shoulder; cattle, quarter circles on either hip; earmarx, crop oft right , ear, split in under side of left; two dewlaps. A E Young. Burns, horses, Y on left leg and j J •< connected on right shoulder; also boot on | left «houlder; cattle, rocking chair on left hip; earmark, 1_<II into tt, tigincai right ear Uiooputl drooped U4J down, W 1J, 1 left UJ L UUl cut B»op* slop- ing towards head on upper side; wattle on lef “TIIK HKD EST SENSATION EVEK y J side of neck; all animals dehorned. C 1’ Rutherford, Burns, cattle, bar 2 on left side; earmark, under half crop right ear; horses ' bar 2 on left shoulder. Tlios Wingfield, Burns, horses,0 (chainlink) I on left shoulder; cattle, same on left side; mark crop off left ear, short overslope in right. Stereoscope ApparatiB John Craddock, Silvies, horses, 8-8 on the left I shoulder: t attic, s s on right »Ide; mark, crop The smallest Stereoscop? with th« y1.'..''!“1," '',lr' «»“llu'V fork In left, tie»lap ou optical effect lllgltlj finished In dl or,KKvr- ors with rich gold and silver d W E Smith, Burns, cattle, XT on right side: , (mountings). Including 20 V. F. mark, split in right ear, wattle on nose. Views of art (genre). PRICE C.... G Hudspeth, Burns, cattle, scissom on right Sent everywhere prepaid in letterform. AGENTS WANTED. side; mark, crop and split in each ear. Simon Lewis, Burns, cattle SL on right side, mark, cron and underbit in left ear, crop and under halt crop off right. FORREST BUILDING John Witzell. Burns, horses, W bar on right stilie: cattle, diamond bar on left hip; mark; PHILADELPHIA split in eat h ear, wattle unoer chin. I> M MeMenamy, Burns, horses, reverse L on left stifle; cattle, 69 on left hip: mark, metal tag in each ear With full name aud addres. Varieu Bros., horses. LF ou right stifle; cattle i.F oil right hip; mark, crop, upperbit and un- derbit iti right ear. digests what you eat J A Williams, Van, horses, 71 liar on stifle; ARRIVE cattle, bar II. on left ribs; mark,unde-bit in left from ear, under slope in right. cleansea. purifie«, strofi H Ellh.tt, Burns horsts, H4 combined on left and sweetens the «tonni stifle; cattle, u on left side; mark, underbit in ■ right ear, left split in half lower part lopped cures Indigestion, d do\\ n against side of head. 11 all stomach «nd bowil C 8 Johnson, Van, horseS, SJ on left shoulder; cattle, >J on leit hip; mark, crop and under 1:45 a.nt half crop in right ear, uaderbit in left. accelerates the action ol C J Jonnson, Riley, cattle, O tar on left nip- trio glands and gives ton marks, swallow fork in right ear, split iu left. digestive organs. U B Johnson, cattle, J K combined on left hin- ”.Tf'!:r'^!',1"l!:fr,,ear’,wo •*“* reltovea an overworked Many New Lineswill be added as soon as teams can get but. Bureaus $8 and upward. Fold ing Iron Beds and Couches low as $1 1.50 is no retneey in the world equal to Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for curing indigestion, dyspepsia and all stomach disorders. Mrs. Mary 8. Crick, of White Plains, Ky., writes: “I have been a dyspeptic for years; tried all kind of remedies but con tinued to grow worse. By the use of Kodol I began to improve at once, and after taking a few bottles am fully restored to health and strength and can eat whatever I like.” Kodol digests what you eat m:d makes the stomach sweet. Sol<l by Burns Drug Stores. deck” wood rack. Call! Never too busy to .talk or furnish estimates. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. BURNS Wm. MILLER, I ATTORNER AT LAW. A Great Newspaper. Burns, Oregon. Office tiret door west of Bank. O regon CollecUou», Land business, and Estate matter promt tlv attended to. at Real 8. W. MILLER, NOTARY PUBLIC. Burn«, - - - Oregon First Church Christ Scientist, services Sunday 3 p m, at the par lera of the Cottage Hotel. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30 evening legitimate, paying mail order business. Wlllanstt» Kl,rr. It tells yon what to do anti how to do 6 a. ni. Oregon City. New it sticce»-1tilh S'ttd us ;>0c today Except berg. Salt m and Way Landings. anti we will rend you ti e book, and a Sunday. valnaltie n • y pt» • ai *n • vest free Willamette A Yamhill 7 a. m. River. CUNT' H' I l III.1st'.' V < . “vX 73, Teusday Oregon City. Dayton l I II IN i X ’ tNN Tuhrd’y and W ay-l.anditigs <V Sat. W. J. COLEMAN, LILIPUT STERIOSCOPE B urns , - O regon . Office lu Ohlsens Hank Building. H 8. Rrvwnton L I. Hibbard llibbnrd Ac Brownton. D entisux Office first door east of The t itilen« Bank Baros. Oregon W. C. BROWN, DENTIST. Bcaxa, OaaooM Office upataira in X uegtly Hoildiog KODOL KODOL KODOL KODOL KODOL n vi/va/ o( al) nervouJ JtrllB W A I nmi.l.cil, Narrow«, horae«,NCcotnbine.l “'I',"....... I nr M- ttttnlZhm left shotililer; mark, upper half crop in left ear. lt»raea,2Hon left ahoultler tattle, 214 on tight hip or aide; mark, ctot, oil each ear, hole in right. * i ^LrB 1 "ttrra Springs, cattle, ear lock on left side; mark, wattle under chin. John liipsman, Burna, horse«, GJ on the left! shoul.ler t attle, ttj on right aide; mark, spilt lu I left ear, two underbilB lu right. Sam King, Burns, cattle, 87 on left hln- mark I crop ami u.tderblt in each ear, wattle ¿tI "ft «I« HMQUSR BUM P0RT2RR0. OUEfiOR tei l""“1 ■ 1 1 B ■•Witt’s E9 Salve F<w Piles, Rum», ------------- i making so many sick" * and weak people atrong by ghriof bodies all of tha nourishment that talned tn tha food they eat. 2M «■ Bottle« only, «1.00 SI m holdins •U«. which Mil» for »0«. mark erttp ami uuder half crop Un left eir uu' I derbit In right, dewlap under tiroat. Jm1 H JJ,0““«1. «»rns, horses, bar 11 on left 60 YIAM EXPER shoidde?.rk’ Narro"»t bar C on tbe loft kft.hm'.^r"5’BUrn"’ " Untied CV on ' I T ram „ DW*. OoevaitHn* An«™«« Mndln* a AaUh «■*. . Moartaln oar orlale» pw S ulollr i vention ta probaely pvHçUMWJ strictly oonfifien t.b'm^';rih.r3r o‘i‘&h^?rJa(%iK F I UoiM •ent fre«. Oldest «M Petente Uk«n tirona ipertai noMo«» wltMouA U bits t ,l,'‘lwo tWu under- ■ ill t m in h left ear an.I die in rb-i '*h,: ■Bdorbita 3:30 p nt Monday Wed, & A hand«oa Frit) ay. ..i.k.’'on hght,himr'<mJ.rrkniwn'’’ ?'"e ">’« •uiaUon of Huntington. Oregon A. I. CRAIG, Gen. Pat»» Ag’t. Portland. Oregon A. L. MOHI.ER, President. »'lib '« •./Mnm'’lnb“ft’hipdn,nh-bt11 »» >«'« ■ TIL Her Objectloa. “You are not singing that mark t? ii°J ri<ht hiF I song. ‘I Want to Be an Angel’ hor«e brand 7 L onleft',n"^,,'!''1,"OD br,*«l rest of ns.” said the teacher. mIrk.er,‘pTn'!‘left nnB?r"t ?.*'"* 51 on '•'» »'P I The little one shook her bead "What’s tbe use of telling nltout it?” she demanded. “'® E 1'SylTe.ter, Burna, cattla Con left hip enough trouble lean ng topk'^ it’? Mt t.ee, Burns, rattle AD connected left ip. "tark crop off ¡eft upper bit tn right ea- ■no without bothering with* Chicago Poet. horses, same left shoulder. 1 ho^Xft •-•■l" *MAKtS PROPER DIET* KODOL ,s ,h® wonderful remedy Burns Druggist». 1:30 p nt Except -■tiht'r^; n«rin.m^rha"'e’+',,n “8l h «'• Sunday tv.ttle; hors...?« ^ht Leave j Forest reserve scrip,“’jn* tracts of 40 Leave acre* a ad upward, ready (or ini mediate Kiparia, Saake River Lewist’n use anti guaranteed. 1 20 a nt Riparia to Lewiston. i:30 a nt; Will buj Mtldier*»* land warrants given Daily. Daily. for aervices in all Indian wars ann Mex ican and War of 1S12 A. N. H oar , H. B. Compson« the heart • full, free and action, nourtshea the nervous feeds the brain. A Egli, Egli, horses, .E on left Btifle- cattle »• 1 on right hip; mark, upperhalferopoff rightear. tNsand aaly W B. 6. BeVnT 4 Ct. J W ltiggs, Hurns, horses, OR on left stifle WIIHnsttr KI,.«. 6 a. tn 4 :30 p nt lop eari1a’rk.""(i*Mea'’ro a’’m".'’ .a8 on r,íh, Tuesday Portland Corvallis 1 uesday nndvrbit in left ear" with Thur» i and Way Landings Thurs A 1 a*te r b“'"’"’1 ¿ o X g *s'Vn" Sat Sat. Stenographer and Notary Public Sunday school at llarnev the W.L. MlkSblN, JOHN w GKAKY first Bunday of each month at 10 MARSDEN & GEARY. o’clock a m. On the second, third Physicians and Surgeons. and fourth Sunday of each month BURNS, OREGON. at 3 o'clock p in Preaching ser Ojict at rtsidenct. tJtF" Phont No. 90 vice »very second Sunday at S p tn. At the Presbyterian church Burns, Rev. A. J. Irwin pastor Deeine services tbe ’bird and fourth Sunday* of each month at 11 a. tn. ■nd 7:30 p m. .-abbath school at 10 a m. every Sabbath morning. Preaching services al the Baptist church every 1st and 2nd Sundays, morning and evening Sunday school every Sunday at 11a. tn. prayer meeting every Thursday =— LILTFXJT : COlapsable Pod I O regon S hortline B urns , .................................... Services. P1ONEEBI WHITE LEAD FURNITURE COMPANY The Sunday edition of the St. Louis Republic is a marvel of modern newspaper enterprise. THORNTON WILLIAMS. The orginization of its news ser ATTORN EY—AT—LA W. vices is world-wide, complete ini Otlice one door north every department; in (act, superi of French Hotel or to that of any other newspaper. mu > UNION PACIFIC O regon . B urns , The magazine section is illus NOTICE. trated in daintily tinted colors and Depart for TIME SC’HE 1)1 LES J. W BIGGS, DALTON BIGGS From Huntington Ore splendid half-tone pictures. This In the Matter of the Estate of David Biggs & Biggs section contains more high-class Chicago- Salt Lake,Denver, Ft Cary, Deceased—Notice of Final ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW, Account. literary matter than any of the Portl nd Worth, Omaha, Kan City, St. Louis Notice is beteby giyen to till B 1 RN8, — — — — OREGON. monthly magazines. 1 lie fashions Special sas 12:35 Chicago and East. Practice in all the courts of Ore. illustrated in natural colors are creditors, heirs and other persons a. tn interested in the estate of David Collections promptly made. especially valuable to the ladies. Cary, Deceased, that I, the under The colored comic section is a Atlantic Salt Lake,Denver.Ft Exprès? Worth, Omaha. Kar 3:35 administrator of said estate, did, on genuine laui;h-maker. I he funny 2:10 sas City, St. Louis p IE. G. A.R kmbold U. W. P ahrish luly 6 1901, file my final account p tn Chicago and Fast. cartoons are by the best artists. PARRISH & REMBOLD, therein: and the Sth day of August, I The bunioi eus stories are high Attorneys-at-Law, St. Paul Walla Walla, Lewis 1904 at the hour of 1(1 o’clock A M .class, by authors of national rep E st Mai ton, Spokane, Minne 12:35 Barns (»nil Canyon City,) Oregon. at the county court otlice, in the A ill practice in the court« of Harney and utation. 1 45 apolis, St. Paul, Du a. m. ..rant countie« and in the supreme court ol the Court House in the city of Burns state, Sheet music, a high-class, pop ami also in U. 8. land office. luth Milwaukee, Chi Orrgon, has been set, by order of cago end East. ular song, is furnished free every the Hon. H C. I.evens, County Sundax in the Republic. Uhas. 11. Leonard, The’ price of the Sunday Re OCEAN and RIVER SCHEDULE Judge of Harney County Oregon, A ttorney - at - law , as the time and place for hearing Careful attention given to Collec public by mail one year is $2.OO. From Portland For salt by all news dealers. tions and Real Estate matters. objections to said final account. All sailing dates sub Fire Insurance. All persons having objections to jcct to charge. Notary Public 8 p Hl said final account are required to For San Francisco 4 p. m. START I RISINE S OF YOUR B urns , O regon . present them on or before said day. every 5 days. Office first door west of Bank. OWN Date of first publication July 9th Columbia Hirer 8 p. m. 1904. Ip. m. Steamer«. Oar |„ w book ent tied “ 40 MoNRY Ex Sun. GEO. 8. SIZEMORE, To A Moria jhh Way Kxt ent ' 1 I AHV. Sunday. M aking I deas ” is worth its weight in Saturd’y Landings ATTORNEY, Ad ministrator. gold to every man who wants to start a 10 p. IL. Religious PENN MFC. SUPPLY * right .hi. Ontrla***’’1- Jayson—They aay hid l"h 't .""nakrrM either kills or cures. half crop in . nch ear h Z"11,11 nPJ*r Baymtn—My butcher g'** W amtip -T ri ' stworthv men axl •ttfle lr" hoT*» »»me brand on left better. »OKRN to trav.l^gnd »ivertise for old '' ‘I Burn« < att’p fy oi«k*. vi Jayson—How's khat? >«tabnshe<i ,K ob » c of «olid fiocnial V tVhr’rho7;:^ ri U^&rr’,,',er Bay?ou—He does both, •taadinf Salary <740 a year and ex rimr*. _ pan»»» all payable in eash. Ji0 ra.«vas •>Rt reaatr-d GWe Mem Glowworms ar? mnch mere eloa. self addressed ..’amped enve'.tn« wbrn a storm is coming , Address Manager 355 C.xton Bldg other iMWrmA Like many__ 1 l'lar,rr clrela Cbicairo ten«« o£ nature, this •»siHw has never been «
