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REFORM III CURRENCY
CHICAGO’S POLICE CHIEF.
WALTER WELLMAN’S
F iv e G e n ts
1909.
EXERCläNGWITHTAFT
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MONKLAND CASH STORE.
Deloael Steward Well Fitted to Handle
American Explorer H a*.Long Tried to
the Windy City's Blueoeets.
Discover the Polo.
Not every man wants to be chief of
W alter Wellman, whose dash to the
big city’s police force. And not every
Physical Director’s Experience gn, of course. Is capable of filling
MacVeagh Wants World’s Na­ north pole by balloon has created
ite-b • position
Mayor Busse of Cht-
worldwide comment, has conducted,
While Training the President.
tions to Adopt Uniform System. two polar expeditious and cama
•ago discovered these facts recently
Are not alone confined to Bfiral Free Delivery of mail
when he had such an appointment to
badly crippled from that of DM®
and the Telephone.
There is another convenience which all
LIVELY WORK WITH GLOVES. Ml. The m atter was Dually adjusted,
W
ith
"Norwegian
companion*
he
dto
SAME COLOR FOR SAME VALUE
farmer» ehouW have
and ninny do haVe— b checking *•
tiowever. by tho selection of Qdonel
covered unknown lands In the higher
Roy T . Steward as head of th e
aoua» with a good h a n t . The possessor of such an iCC/>uoJ
latitudes In the expedition of 1894
Under Dr. Barker’s Tutoring Chief oluecout* of the Windy City, a man
avoids the risk of having bis money on his person or abou
S m a lle r P a p e r B ills , Alike In T in t and Before the rise « the w inter sup t®
E x e o u tiv * D evelo ps a N if t y W a llo p . well fitted for this office. He has had
Deeign. to So Triod In Unltod State*. Its height In February, 1898, W ell
of experience la m ilitary af-
his home where it ia in danger of fire and thieves.
Hard Mgn to .Threw In Wroteling
ba v tug occupied lead tug places
Secretary of Treasury Wants an ln- made a dash for the pole “
Bout—Cyan Work to Reduce From
££
Hte bins paid by check are not only a valid receipt, ut
A Tull Assortment of Men’s ties, socks, and shirts.
a fall te a crevasse ba broke H r ,
U r n a t io n a l C o n fe re n c e to T a k e U p
la the rt«»“ m ilitia. Wnd * • supertn
Bta F v-xos «e aCO For C iwalBS Trip.
also • convenience in his home transactions where very often
of the Chicago poetofflee he
H e was dragged hack <ui a
the R e je c t.
Special attention given Mens Furnishing Goods.
tbs rough lea for 2MQ miles by the
Dr. Uburiwa K Barker of Madison, bad personal direction over a force as
th e necessary change for concluding settlement is B B __
Secretary o f the Treasury F rlfik lln
faith fu l Norwegians
large as that lu ths city police depart­
WlS.. has developed another "pbeoom
Don’t stop to think this Over, but start an account bow with
MacVeagh, uow at hto summer home
For four years Mr. Wellman hnw In the pugilistic world. The laleet Ce­ ment.
in Dublin. N. H., baa a big scheme for been making preparations for tbe un
Colonel Steward was born In Dayton,
lebrity Is President W illiam Howard
reformation of the currency, particu­ dartsatng to reach the north pole In
T a ft. Dr. Barker is President T a ft’s 0„ March 24. 1862. H * wae educated
M -H ' 1 1 1
1 ,1 1 1
» » 1 1 »*■*■! H l S 4 h > M
larly paper money. When he returns an airship.
He was at Spitsbergen
at the schools«. In hla native city and : ' i l l l l l l l l l i u
to Washington be w ill make ap effort w ith a balloon In 1906. but poatpon« (1 physical director. The president haa came to Chicago April 1, 18T9. He
been
put
thnnigb
all
of
the
gymnasium
to have the representative financier* his departure on account of tbe late
ty interested klmeelf In the na
and statesmen of other nations meet ness of the season. In 1907 »»• made stunts known to tbe doctor, who haa tlonal guard and was lieutenant of the
HANNIBAL HAMLIN CENTENARY DOCTORS TO HONOR HOLMES
and discuss for the first time a plan an unsuccessful attempt, when he wu» qualified a» au expert. Now the prssl First regiment from 1880 to 1886.
for the uniform alt«, color and denom­ driven back to his starting point b r deut la teaching hla tutor and giving Then be became associated with the
W ill C o m m é m o râ t* t h * A u to c r a t1* E m ­
M a in s to Eroct Memorial to Ono of
a severe etorm which be encountered
ination of the currency.
him the time of hb» life for an hour Second regiment, to which he was cap­
I g A I I I n i « * * A
Hor Qroatoat Statesman.
inence « • • P h y * ic is n .
=M Q
tain from 1888 to 1803. He was In­
“ Money goes everywhere,” said Sec­ He left New York on May 12 l«*i for each day at Beverly. Maas
I f Hannibal H am lin, once vice presi­
A fter the centenary celebration In
retary MacVeagh, as he sat at hla
The new “champ” tip« the beam at spector general, tho ranking officer, on dent of the United State«, had lived
honor of Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmee
tbe «tuff uX General Wheeler. First
work In bis study.
“A” nation la
305, is alx feet one luch tall and I f It
till Aug. 27. 1909, he would have been aa an'author, which w ill take place in
known first by Ita currency.
The
brigade,
L
N.
G.
_ hundred years old. Thia circum­ Nsw York city on Ang 29, the County
were not for a bulge In front would
In those years Colonel Steward was
Germap, the Frenchman, the English
have a remarkable reach. Ills boxing active to the clvt« affairs of Chicago stance haa ever beeu kept la mind by Medical society w ill on Oct. 9 at the
man, the Spaniard, eveu the poor sav­
the people of Oxford county. Me., and Now York Academy of Medicine, 17
Ipurtuer, Dr. Barker, Is a middleweight
H e was on tbe c o m m itte e /f one
age, may know little of the United
partlcnlarty of Faria U lll, the scene of West Forty-third street. New York,
of
158
pounds.
H
e
stands
five
feet
hhndred
of
the
world'«
fa
ir
and
was
States,
but
be
may
often
see
and
han­
F r~ r t
Experienced, Registered P h arm a cis ts
bis birth. Hla ceuteunlal will be mark­ celebrate hla fame aa a physician.
•
ten and a half Inches In bis stockinged chairman o f the committee of public In­
dle Ita money. And be w ill Judge by
ed by the dedication of a memorial
At a recent meeting of the County
" n e d ld n e e C a re fu lly Compounded.
formation
In
connection
with
the
open-
feet
and
wears
an
elegant
mustache
Its money to a great extent. Any one
tablet
on
the
ceuteunlal
anniversary.
Medical society Dr. Irving Wilson
teg of the exposition. More receutly
merely looking at a. French note would
to be aimed at.
Ths citizens have provided an Im­ Voorhees of New York pointed ont
Complete Assortment of Sllverwere sad Jewelry
Immediately conclude that.th e French
The president's mustache puts him
mense bowlder which was selected by thst people do not remember as clear­
are a highly artistic and civilized na­
In the erstwhile Champion John
committee from other* on the laud ly aa they should Dr. Holme«" emi­
tion. Glancing at a five pound note,
of H iram Heald. lying south of the nence aa a physician, and he was ap­
Sullivan s class. The big blond mus­
again, the observer may easily see
village aud form erl% the Ham lin pas­ pointed chairman of the committee to
tache of the chief executive la a con
that the p rltla h nation 1« not In the
slant (»enter to Dr. Barker In tbe dally
ture land*. Ix»ren II. M errill, chair­ plan the celebration. Aa most of ths
van of the artistic countries, for the
morning boat lu tbe T a ft gymuaalum
man of the committee In charge of the members of the County Medical soci­
commonplace -design gives her away
In due regard to social proprieties, net
bowlder, bad a long hunt for the right ety w ill l>e out of the city on Aug. 29,
Any . n d s l l Kinds of P a te n t M « d ld n . A lw s .s In Stock Immediately.
ther the president nor Dr. Barker goes
kind. It la six feet square and three ths later date oNO ct. 9 was decided
I w ant America to follow the. mod
for the face, hut confines hlmaelf to
feet thick, it required ten draft horoea upon.
el of France and give her beet work
to haul the bowlder to It* present posi­
body blows.
The committee haa arranged for the
i i i i i i i H i ............................................................................ .. ..................... ...
her paper money, that the world
tion, In front of the old Ham lin man­ following addresses: “ Personal Remi­
P re s id e n t H a * th e Punoh.
may know that we have artists, that
sion.
where-
«
foumlatloif
had
been
niscences of Dr. Oliver Wendell
’ Dr. Barker’s experience proves that
we kDow art, that we appreciate It
prepared for It and a terrace put about Holmes,” D r M. I I . Richardson of the
the president has a n ifty wallop In hla
and that we value It.
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1^. On thia rock the memorial tablet Harvard Medical school; "D r. Holmes’
right arm and a vicious whip to the
Big Suecsss In Philippines.
w ill l»e placed.
Achievement« ^as a Physician,’* D r.
body with hla left. He Is not as shifty
M I nh Julia Frnm-es Carter, daughter
•Some time ago we got out some
Edward O. Otis of Boston, and “The
on his feet as tbe younger and lighter
of Mrs. Mary B. Carter, will unveil the Many Sided Holmes,” Dr. W illiam U.
new paper money for nae In the P h il­
man, but a course In shadow boxing
bowlder. Mia* Carter and her »later Thomson of New York City.
ippine Islands. The site was. as an
w ill help seme. Barker Is quick, and
WAL.TRB W I L L S * *
are the only living descendants of
experiment, a new one. I t took about
Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes was for
tbe president has a busy five minutes
Hannibal lla m lln who now own a thirty-five years professor of anatomy
three-quarters of an Inch off the long Spitsbergen to complete bis prepa
when he puts on the gloves with him.
home at I ’arlw II III«
In the H arvard Medical school. He
edge and about an loch and three- rations for the start. Before .lea* inc
Tbe president does not desire to pose
The speakers w ill be United States studied medicine abroad and was In
be said that the capital for his under
quarter« Off the abort edge of the pres
aa a ring hero, and he la not encourag­
Senator
Eugene
Hale.
ex-Governor
ent Mils.
The success of the bills taking had been supplied entirely by ing any undue talk from tbe doctor.
active practice for a number of years.
Long of Massachusetts and Governor
was amazing. The natives were aieat- A merles ne interested In the project on Incidentally he la notentertalnlng any
Fernnld of Maine. Ex Governor Long
p I eased. and the treasury depart­ scientific and patriotic grounds.
bids for the moving picture right* on
PULPIT IN BEER GARDEN.
wa* Invited to deliver an oration upon
Mr. Wellman was born at Mentor. O„ any of hla bouts.
ment was unanimously complimented
this occasion, but told the committee
by Americana, who found the bills su­ In 1868. H e was a newspaper man at
Wrestling Is another feature of the
How 8t. Louis Clergyman B*eka Fee-
that he thought It would he much bel­
T a ft exercise. Dr. Barker says U take«
perior In a vast degree to those In the age of sixteen and has been Ideo
pi* Who D * Net Oo te ChuroH.
ter to have a few abort speeches than
titled w ith many newspaper enter
a pretty good man to put the president
present use In the mother country.
The Rev. Jacob B. Meeker of the
one
long
one.
and
they
have
acted
upon
on
hla
back,
and
a
tussle
w
ith
him
la
prises.
“Reducing the site of the paper cur
Comptou H ill Congregational church
bis suggestion.
►
like a tug of war w ith a lot of healthy
rency means a saving for the Unltad
In St. Ionita made good his promise the
The
crefilt
for
erecting
a
memorial
to
States treasury. The present sdmlnls
THE GRIDLEY TABLET.
sailors.
other night to go to the people when
one
of
Maine’s
greatest
statesmen
be­
The little gymnasium over on the
tratlon la making an effort at Judicious
they w ill not come to hear him In
longs
to
the
Maine
commandery
of
the
and Justified economy. Economy la the Hereto Fight of Mother of O lym pia’. secoud floor of the T a ft garage la fitted
church. He preached from a specially
M
ilitary
Order
of
the
Loyal
Legion
of
with several kluds of exercisers. There
C o m m a n d e r F o r a M e m o ria l.
watchword In Washington, and I am
na s o t t . btbwa . r u .
constructed rostrum In the Suburban
determined to eee that there la no
Although from time to time there are chest weights, a rowing machine, he organised the Illinois naval reserve, tbe United State«.
garden. Many who had come to drink
General
.loehua
L.
Chamberlain
la
to
waste In the department with Which I have been printed brief dispatches of leg weights and a platform punching with which he la not connected at
beer and to listen to Countess Ventu-
have been intrusted.
In my new the efforts of Mrs. Anne Gridley to bag. The president plays the whole prour*1'. however. He was the first ex­ preside at the exerclaes Tt»e exercises rloo'S production of "Frou-Frou” gave
w ill be held In connection with the
a irin g out when he gets stsrted, and ecutive officer of the reserve, to ths
scheme I atiall recommend new de­
the preacher respectful ear.
have a fitting memorial placed In A r­
Robert and Charlie use th« gymnasium first stages of which his tact and first old home week In Maine. Thia
signs- that la. the designs st present
A fte r tbe sermon, which lasted twen­
lington cemetery to ber son, few peo­
when their father Is not engaged In diplomacy were utilized to good pur­ gathering perhaps w ill be one of the ty mluotee. the clergyman mingled
on our bills are, of course, too large
Ipat of men wbo gained fame In the
and unwieldy for the more graceful ple are aware of the heroic struggle^ his exercises.
freely with the guests of the garden
pose.
fight for the freedom of the negro.
she has been making to secure It.
The work In the morning w ith Dr.
small bills. That meana new designs
Colonel Steward haa been an execu­
and remained to see one set of the
I
t
was
upon
Dewey’s
memorable
Barker la a routine feature of the day. tive since 18~U, serving eighteen years
Uniform Bill Portraits.
opera.
P r o g r * » * 1« E n v e lo p * M a k in g .
command, “ Ydu may fire when ready, It beglus before breakfast, right after as superintendent of a large Chicago
Then I want the portraits to be nnl
The church was closed several weeks
Tbe
first
envelope«
to
be
cut
and
Gridley,” that tbe famous naval battle the president has emerged from hla manufacturing concern and for the
form. Every note of a certain denoml
ago liecauae of the light attendance,
folded
by
machine
were
In
England
In
nation shall have a certain portrait on of M anila bay opened. Four wash* tub. He walks about 100 yards across past twelve years aa superintendent of
and Dr. Meeker then announced that
1844. In 1848 Dr. Russell L. Hawea of
later Captain Gridley, wbo had arisen the lawn from bis cottage and meets tbe Chicago postofflee. in 1801 he was
It, no matter whether the note Is ns
he would preach In the garden.
Worcester,
Maas.,
Invented
the
first
tlonal or bank currency. Thus when from a sickbed to take command of Dr. Barker, who lives In Beverly and president of the Marquette club, of
" I f tbe people w ill not come to hear
successful envelope folding machine In
makes
the
trip
to
the
garage
In
a
the
Olympia
at
the
time,
died,
and
al
the portrait of Grover Cleveland—a
which he has beeu a member for many
mo I w ill carry tbe gospel to them,”
the United State«, which to a great
White
House
automobile.
beautiful Innovation of Mr. Cortelyou moot ever since his mother’s one dream
he said. "W s cannot w ait for the peo­
years.
extent was a copy of the original Eng
: F O R F U R T H E R IN F O R M A T IO N A D D R E S S
Trained to Finger Tip*.
—is seen every one w ill Instantly know has been a memorial to her b o / a t A r ­
Ush design. These machine« were con­ ple to come and ask for the word of
lington. Theodore Roosevelt, Dawsy
that the note la a ten dollar one. noth
Once at tbe gymnasium no time la
MR. FAIRBANKS’ TOUR.
sidered wonders of their time, Al­ God.”
and many other prominent men have lost. The physical instructor puts Mr.
The clergyman la not only a preacher
lng else.
though they had a capacity for turn­
“A certain color should also Indicate been thoroughly In sytnpathy w ith be
T a ft through muscle exercises even F o rm s r V io s P re s id e n t end W i f * B ein g ing out but a few thousand folded en­ of force, but he Is an excellent cook.
the <JenomlnafIon of a note. Thus desire, and In more than one congress down to the fingers. A rubdown and *
R o y a lly E n t * r t a in * d In t h * O r i* n t .
velope« In a day. In 1854 an Am eri­ He haa often cooked dinner for the
1 1 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 1111 n H H -H’
green might always Indicate to a per
a bill hns been Introduced for an ap
thorough kneading follow, and then, to
Among the many prominent Araeri
can nam*<I Buffer built a machine member* of tbe Ladles’ Hewing society
1 11Ì m 1 1 1 » n » 11 H - H - ■++++++■
son unable to read that the note Is a proprlatlon for this memorial, hot looeen up, wrestling and boxliig are cans who are spending their vacation which surpassed all on tbe market. I t of his church, and his dinners are said
V
begun. A fter this the president takes I
tnis summer are Mr. and Mrs
dollar note; red. a two dollar; blue, a without result.
had a capacity of folding, but not gum­ to be of the beet. He Is popular w ith
five dollar, and so on. whatever the
W. Fairbanks, and the former ming. 12,000 envelope« In a single day. the young people and noted for hla
Mrs. Gridley, however, has kept up hl* shower and Is ready for hla I
color might be Another scheme we the fight all these years, at the same breakfast. In the vernacular of the
charity.
president and hts wife plan to which wka considered as near.the It o
are now nstng at Washington Is to time working at her desk In tbe land ring, “In the pluk of condition.” Golf frMte, completely around ths world It t i would ever be reached. All thre*
launder the old bills that come In In­ office at Washington, a position ah- follows tbe gym work, and It may be
Joy of • Yawn.
returning boms. They left the of these machines were exhibited at
stead of destroying them, as hitherto. was compelled to resign recently be M id that all of the president’s waking 0 n|ted g ,ates several months ago and the Worcester (Mass.) mechanical and
When life seems more than usually
prwe#nt are being royally enter electrtcaL exhibition, and when oom- Insipid—and such moments do come te
The ‘laundry’ system w ill enable the cause of ill health. She left t O f g V ’ tiro« until 3 o’clock In tbe afternoon is |
government to keep Infinitely more w nm ent service at the age of etgtgt
devoted to getting his body In good talned In the orient.
pared with the Isteat production of even the moot hopeful of ne—there 1«
sadden pleasant sympathy In the
new Wile In circulation and w ill make foor years and was believed to * * f * * shape for bis western trip.
Recently when they visited Seoul, the United State« Envelope company.
‘the green rag’ a thing of the past. oldest woman In the employ of HBCh-
T h a t Dr. Barker la succeeding Is Korea, they were accorded an enthusi­
machine with a capacity of 75,000 yawn of the terrier on the rug before
This Is an advantage which scientists, Sam. All the energies of her deeUntnx shown by the Indicator on the scales. astic welcome by the resident Amerl
gummed and folded envelopes a day, the fire. “Ab. you, too, find thhMF a
physicians, hygienists and thinking years have been devoted to this dream A year ago the president bordered on cans and the local officials. There ws« tbe largest to the world, they furnish little boring, old fellow !“ we say to
people everywhere w ill recognize
360 pounds. Hard work st Hot Springs a constant round of entertainments
good example of what wonderful ourselves. A dog yawns nobly, mak­
and Augusta got him down. It Is said, and social events In their honor. progress the
Uniform Currsnoy.
fifty years have ing no attempt at disguising It* w ith
politely uplifted paw.
An animals
to 270. Tbe campaign and the long Among the two most Opted were a brought about tn ro e mechanical field.
“Above all these change« and Ira
seem to enjoy a yawn except re«*
tariff siege sent him up to 326 and
provements I am dreaming—and It w ill
We once saw tbe late lamented hip­
then a O. Q. D. message for Dr. Bar­
not be long a dream—o f having the
A Joke's Life.
po pot am us st tbe zoo lift hlmaelf a low
ker called tbe physical director from
big men of the countries of the earth
It
“W h at l»ecomes of a Joke when
ly from hla innrky pond and yawn. I t
Wsshlugton.
Tbe tramps over ths
meet In an International congress to
gets too old for the newspaper*
was a great apectacle. tremendojte. H te
EaaCi links, the automobile rides and
adopt for the benefit of humanity In
- f t goes on the stage.”
merit. The concentrated bocedem or
tbe' dally work in the gy mnaalum
general a new and uniform system of
tbe whole creation seemed expre«a«d
•A n d after that?” ‘
have taken off the flesh slowly, but
money. This nrnst at present extend
to that gigantic gasp. For a few ten-
N r e - r e t H o te l to Buvineee C e n te r, B a n k » a n d Depot.
“To the theatrical program.”
steadily. I t Is tbe hope of the two
only to the site and color of the mon­
ctnatod momenta pond, shed, raOtoffi*
•‘Where It ends Its eilatenc«.
athletes thst the preeklent w ill b«
ey. The various standards of money
people, all seemed merged to one re-
down to 280 before tbs western trip
make anything more seem merely chl-
Sunday
e’poaet*
v
loesal mouth. I t was wonderful. Oh.
'
-»A-
.
begins
"Oh, n<r, it Uvea honorably for many
we thought as we came sway to M
"A t present we w ill begin w ith our
years In congressional cloakrooms.”— able to yaw n like that when ttte be­
» Qood Body Builder-
T a b le the Best th e H a r k e t w ill Afford
own country. Having shown the oth
Dr. Barker's reputation aa a good
Louisville Courlsr-Journal.
comes too silly 1- Pall M all Gasette.
ere w hat we can do w ith uniform cur­
body builder was stsrted by ex Sena­
rency, they w ill perhaps see the wis­
tor John O. Spooner. H e prove lied on
Why H« Wes Big.
D M lh Valley.
dom of onr plan aiyj gladly consent to
Barker to jo to W sehlngtoa from
A very tall and muscular man went
Death valley to a deeert vaBsff te
Madison, WJs
President T a f t while
an International conference."
throngh the office and out.
Inyo county, Cal., lying
he
secretary of war, beard of him sod
"F ine physique,” remarked a visitor.
na mint range on the w w t ai«l ih *
Lemons Without Tr*«*.
him to prescribe a diet and a
•Prtseflgbter. Is h e r
Funeral, Amargosa and Grapevten
Vegetable lemons are tbe latest thing
course of exorcises. A fte r tbe socre-
“No," was the answer. "That's the ranges on the ente. Mnch o f the val­
to the fru it (or should it be the vegeta­
tary of w ar became a candidate for
art editor. No. We don't eelect them ley to below are level, and there are
ble?) line. L. / . Schlorff of 1327 Mon­
tbe presidency be sent for Barker
because they know anything about art. only a few places where or^11n* y
roe avenue. Kansas City, bought some
We get them good and strong, s® they drinkable w ater can be obtained. T he
again.
seed*- lsat spring st a Kansas City
rAIRBAMXS IK A 8BDAK CHAIR,
One other doctor w ill bo called In
Q p
w A arr /Aa p to f lt •/•#
ana. awns ournnsv.
can Itch tbe engraver sod make him valley was formerly the bed o f a salt
seed store. H e arks told th a t they
soon to help the T a ft body do Ita work garden party given by the American do things over when he hasn’t done
of a monument to Charley At last,
would produce vegetable lemons, good
to the satisfaction of the president. Consul general. Hou. T h o m « 8 « ^ them to our liking “ - N e w York Prase lake along the east «Me.
convinced that she could not realMte
for making lemonads or for preaervaa-
Thia
la Dr. 3 J Richardson of Wash­ mons. and the audience granted to tbe
■ h e -H o w conoattadly th a t ma> telhsl
M r. Schlorff planted the seeds, and this hope, the undaunted old l«<ly hte ington, a throat specialist. H e accom­
distinguished gneets by the »mperor
M irm d d Fsr Orvskfsst.
gan
collecting
a
fund
for
a
bronze
tap-
la be an actor?
a r t * * M >dpS*te«» o r s « o n ,
tw o vines which bear ntne of tbe freak
panied M r. T a ft on all of hie spee«6
H e -W o re « than th a tl H f » u » r e -
A stranger revel th a n any ever per
making tour« and kept his throat so I
"Jin^Tke im press had granted an
vegetables are tbe resolt. The vines K t and only recently recured the
H a a t.
Electric L ig h ts
Electric Call Balls,
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“ ¿ fo re l^ e ra other than J a ^ taken by Frank Buckland or the mo«t
rar actor.—Life»
resemble those of the cantaloupe, sod eaaary aum. Some time during the thst ft could utter
hardened end cosmopolitan traveler to
coming fall thia tablet wl(l be unveH J
-They any he haa a ream s streak te
tbe vegetables also look like /a n ts -
B e Jias promised to make the weetgvn
described by Jnan Francisco de 8t. An­
te
Beverly |
ula„ ratl<w abows Mrs. F « ^
loupes. They sea a little larger than to Bancroft hall at the Naval acadeto£ trip w ith the
tonio
to
hla
account
of
hto
travel«
and
-1 should say that ha had a redand
ths ordinary lemon. They have tbe Annapolis, to memory of Oaptalu Grlte (MaseJ Oor. New Yerk Wortd. • •
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awi,ed In a sedan chair an» jnat adve«*nra« to the Philippine island«,
flavor o f thst fru it.
. ,
**The tablet w ill be of golden broBl
I «tarttfTg for her eodtenre w ith the em* published at M anila In 1738, la thto streak to hlm.“- P » c k .
A ll O R A N T ra in » Stop at Front Door
O h lld r a n
C ry
Fillew e« W irre.
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* Bn„ , ahr and M r. Fairbank«
R a ilw a y Ticket Office in the Lobby.
42
by
Wf
Inches
(8%
by
2%
f«*>.
°
"
*
curious little work the author
lg C
A wire screen supported St tea snflS
enjoyed the best of health slue«
left
a
pgnel
containing
a
medallion
thst
he
once
breakfasted
off
a
dispatch from Peshswaf^ India,
MMintrv
they n
re- r i • -
by curved metal springe o»» ,
I leaving this country.
When tney
further rravelv describes I
’
__ _ _ ’a —
says the recent record climb of the portrait of Captain Gridley In
» «pH— . I „ „ " t , to ..
<. - t u . lo w .
c
A
S
T
o
H I A
T . N . C R O F T O N , P r o p r ie t o r .
and on the right, separated from this ” t „ , b , . n n il « « *
Duke of tbe Abruasl was not made up
which to claimed to he eoak
«a* - U -
, to Caftltsala.
1
------- mre ih fl ’ - r RRpaC
by a conventional arrangement of
Mount Godwin-Auaten. h u t up
te Ute
TH gw in g ro w in
[o M in iiie M
OUR LINE OE SHOES IS COMPLETE i
And by the 15th of October still more are due
to arrive. For Quality and Prices we have
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H A SE L E C T IO N H A R D T O B E A T .
C. A. NISH,
Tie U iW O UarehDitc fllilliftl C°
Manager.
Bank, of ffloro.
MORO PHARMACY
FORMALDEHYDE. RUBBER GOODS, PERFUMERY,
BRUSHES, COMBS, SPONGES, CIGARS.
I9TH ANNUAL FftlR
Second Eastern Oregon District::
Wasco, Hood River and Sherman Counties.
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. A t T h e Dalles» Oregon
October 5-6-7-8-9, 1909
oolomxl
B etter Exhibits, B etter Stock
B etter S p eed a n d -B e tte r Carni­
val A ttraction s than Ever B efo re.
: C< L. Phillips.
President.
J. M. Patterson, -
Secretary.
W A N T ” ad in T he M oro <
O bserver will reach more
people in Sherman County than
by any other medium available.
I m R
H otel M qro
Dinner 36 cents.
Opposite Post O ffice
P h
Moro, Oregon.
I s I wwb
The Umatilla House
HOTEL RATES TO SUIT YOU.
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