The Santiam news., July 22, 1904, Image 2

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(ihr >anfiam Xlnrs
INDIGESTION
“I wm tronblet with atom-
Mh trouble. Thedford'» Bloek-
Drau/ht did me more good
in one wwk thao .11 the doo*
tor's mwiiclne I took in a
year.*'—MRS. SARAH E.
SHIRFIBLD, Bllettav.il., Ind.
—PSBJdSHHD HklbRY OF BRGH ÍÍBHK.—
1
Safeguard the Children.
Notwithstanding all that Is done
t>y Lon rd •< <.f health and charitably
tnclii cd person*, the death rate
among aniKli chi'dren la very high
during the hot weather of the sum
nier months it- the larger cities.
There is probably one case of
o< 'txiwel
IM.WVJ
complaint III a hundred, I however,
that cootd not tie cured by the timely
use of Uhanilierliiin’s Colic, Ch< lera
Mtid fMkrrlioea Remedy. For sale by
a>l dealers.
Notice.
Notice 1« hereby given that in six.
ly days from 'lie d- te here I it wih
be unlawful for swim- to run nt large
in Ihe forks of the s-mtimn River in
Linn County, Oregon, un hr penalty
of five dollars for the first offense
mid tin d< II. rs for each and evoiy
,
lent offense, to he recovered
........... th<
he o a ner ot the su ii * by civil
action in tb< rimn-of the Slate of
Oregon, before a ' elice < f ii,. peace
of Ine precinct in which such ownel
or keeper, or either it them, miy
reside; and such penalty *h I
the lioin fit of, mid wl>. n
paid into, the common. -
,i
of the county in wnieli -an
is brought, within sixty dies
such anminl i- proved io i .
Dated th s 22t d dav of .)>
■t.
B. VI | mvx
I K.
• '< >u n ’ i
Linn nuniy, Oregon
P okti . and . Ore., July.—bne of
plain and hits some hard licks. If
Ibe longest race meeting* ever you were to stop your [Aiper and call
Thedford 's Black Draught
quickly invigorates the ac­
nttempteii in Oregon will open here the editor all sorts of ugly nau.es,
tion
of the stomach and
on August 8tli and continue to the paper w< uld still be published,
cures even chronic canes of
August 2btii, and possibly Ihrougn and you would -neak around every
indigestion.
If you will
Hi» first two weeks in Heptn. I>er, week and borrow a copy of your
take a small dose of Thed­
Cored of Chronic Diarrhrea After Ten
ford's Black Draught occa­
Years of Suffering.
A large force of workmen are rush- neighbor. It Is best to keep your
sionally yon will keep your
“I wish to say a few words in
itii the work of getting Irvington temper down and your subscription
Stomach and liver in per­
praise of Chsmlierlsin’s Colic, Chol­
fect condition.
race track in snnpe for the coming [mid up. This will make you at lid
era and Diarrhoea Remedy.” says
meet. Already trainer* and ou ners for a good obituary nolice, as it
Mrs. Mattie Burge, of Martinsville,
sie shipping their strings to the enables the editor to lie more cheer­
Vn. "1 suffered from chronic diar­
THEDFORD
’
J
traFk, and the officers of the fully.
rhoea for ten years and during that
time tiled various medicines with­
Multnomah Fair Association are
out
obtaining any permanent relief
Bruteky Tortured,
prepared to stable &00 horses, the
I-zist sum ner one of my children
Cloudburst in Heppner.
can
' tli » for
pick of those now racing at Seattle.
was taken with cholera n.orbus, and
nil uno, r ■
i .<ire
When President A. R. Diamond
1 procured a bottle of this remedy.
never
.1- ,
. f li
Heppner and Mitchell experi­
Only
two
doses
were
required
to
(fill the rest of the Multnomah Fair
More .ickneu i. cauaed by
enced a thrilling repetitii n of the
give her entire relief. I then de­
constipation than by any
Aasoclntlon officials talked of giving
grunt catastrophe irf last June on the
cided to try the medicine myself,
other
disease.
Thedford'»
I
I IL
I
I
• week’s iscing last year they were
and did not use id! of one bottle be­
evening of July 12th, While the
Black-Draught not only re­
fold frnnklj’ tiy the local horsemen
fore I was well and I have never
m I
lieve constipation butcure*
damage was very slight at the for­
i"
since beei tr >ubled with that com­
that the racing game had received
I 1''
rr
diarrhrea and dysentery aud
mer place, Mitchell residents were
plaint.
O
’
ie
cannot
say
too
much
in
such n black eye in Portland that
Keeps the bowels regular.
favor of this wonderful medicine.”
1
r
Hie public would not turn out to see I compelled to flee to the hills for
For sal* by all dealers.
All druggist» m H
safety. A wall of water twenty-five
It.
them. In spite of thia discouraging
»6-csnl pacluvgM.
feet high came down IL idge and
talk the officials went on, gave the
“TWedfor<1 ’. fHadi-
Chamberlain’s Colic, Ciolera and Diar­
Mill creeks, which unite about three
race meeting, proven conclusive!v
Draught is th* best medi­
P(*p
rhoea Remedy.
hundred yards above tne town. The
cine to regulate the bowel*
that I orses could be raced and taeed
This
remedy
is
certain
to
be
need
­
I
I
have
ever
used."
—
Mils.
flood dniitied two victims, Martin
ed in almo.>t every home before the
honestly, and not only the peoole of
A. M. G 11A N T, Snead.
8n Illi, a man nearly one hundred
Hummer is over. Jt can always be i
Ferry, N. C.
Portland paid their money at the
depended upop oven in Ihe mist
years old, and Mrs. Bethune, sn i
gale, but hot semen from all over
severe and dangerous eases. It is
aged woman. It also carried away
Notice is
especially valuable for summer dis
the state attended Hie meeting. twenty-five houses in its mad rush.
of ir s<
orders in children. It is pleasant to 3
And when they returned hmne
I take and never falls to give prompt
n:er of tl
There was little rain at Mitchell
they were loud in their praise for
relief. A hy not by it now? It may , authority v
hut Ihut'der and lightning gave the ,
the dean sport which they had
save life. For side by all dealers.
r. -■. >: •>
inhabitant* warning that n fluodor1
tb
enjoyed, and the llberd manner In
of Collgre-
'A illame.te Valley Chautauqua Ass’n.
cloudburst
might
he
expected,
so
which the book* handled the odd*
we will |
The Willamette Valley Chautau­
on the races. This was all the they prepared for it. Over half the qua Association will meet nt Gliul- Reduced Rates to St. Louis Exposition nt 11 o’c!i
population
fled
to
the
high
hills
ehcourngement that the association
istona Park, near Oregon City, July
Si^iteniber " \t. ut thi- J • I ■ fol­
wanted, I’tid they began ill once to bordering the valley, while other* I 12th to 24th inclusive. The Southern
The Sou tin ru Pacific Co. will sell lowing tract of land, to-wii: The lot 1.
were
prepared
lor
the
water
when
it
!
Pacific
(
o.
will
make
reduced
rates
[■Ian for their 1904 August meeting.
I on the certificate plan for this <><•<• i- round trip th kets at greatly reduced section 10, township 10 s., r. 2 w of the
Most of the horsemen who raced suddenly burst upon them. Two ' slon. C lion miy Southern Pacific rates to St. Louis and Chicago ac­ Will. Mer.
count the St. Louis Exposition, on
Aere last fall declared when they aged people who met death by i agent for advertising matter. -
Any and all persons claiming ad­
the fallowing dates: June lb. 17, 18;
departed that nothing could keep drowning refused to irteompany the
July i, 2, 3; August 8, 9, 10; Septem­ versely the above described lands are
them from returning.
Not only others to tire hills, feeling that the
ber 5, 6, I; October 3, a, 5.
I advised to file their claims in this office
Working Night and Day.
have tlwy kept their word, bwt they H'rtr,w w**
Going trip must be c< mpleted : on or before the day above designated
.
1- ■
J
FP v/■} Iziik « a n i ill
I Iziitrtr
Excitement at Heppner was even
assisted in Alling the stake nook
The busiest »'ill mightiest Utile within ten days from date of sale for the eommeneetnent of the sale,
mid passengers will be permitted to
entries when It was sent to Oakland greiter than at Mitchell, for the thing that ever was made is Dr. starton any day that will enable otherwise their.rigbt»(will be forfeited.
King's New Life Pills. These pills
and I ais Angeles. Originally the people have nardi)’ leeovered from change weakness Into strengt!», UH- them to reach destination within ! U.S. Luwl Office at Oregon City, this
Return limit ; loth day of July, 1904.
Association planned to care for only the nervoun strain of last year’s lessness into energy, |»afn fag into the ten days limit.
flood. Damago at this point was' mental power. They are wonderful ninety days, but not later than Dec.
A lgernon S’. D resser , Register;
300 horse*, but the demands for stall
31st, 1904.
rixim became so great that It was confined to tl,e washing away of 5 in building up the health. Only 25c
G eo . W. B ilve , Receiver.
For
further
information
asto
rates
per liox at E. C. Peery’s.
found necessary to build 200 addi­ bridges and weakening of the O. R.
and routes cail on 8. P. Co. agent at
West Sc o.
tional stalls. They have Just been i & N. prtdge at Lexington. 1'he
Important Notice.
completed, and are Ihe most modern creek rose suddenly and with a rush
'lelrphone
patrons have been-
overflowed Its banks, but there wa*
and up to date stalls on the coast.
earned c:>nsiderat>le annoyance of
n > great yohjine of water as at
late hy people calling them up and
They are constructed after those at
i >
Mitcliell.
eskii g them t<> call other people to
■ i
^Vashlngton Park, Chicago, and
< >
the phone for them. This practice
< ►
st Hara toga, and are SO arranged that
should be discontinued and thecen
It didn't Come Back.
tral office wi I promptly disconnect
sleeping quarter* for tlie haineAi
PjA LrJEY-JB RO S. ,^P f o^jritotor s._
ail such calls, if you wish an out­
find rubbers Are in a sort of loft dver
sider to come to the phone, put in
We fifltff the following from the
The best of fresh, salt, and smoked meats always ;; your
the horses. Last year it cost the
call at theceutral office, as the
Argus,
of
Ohtarlo,
Mathettr
county:
association $I5,I*.O to get Irvington
oh
hand.-
We'solicit
your
patronage.
¡1 subscribers do not want ’o be bother
Ten years ngoa farmer ffl Malheur
i > ed running after people who have'
into shaiie.and this year >7,000 more
■no phone.
has been spent. The entire grand county put an X mark rtn a silver
Hnn^, the saddling paddock, and dollar and went to town and spent it
•a.--;
Before the
rfie judges* and timers’ stands will with the merchants.
be painted «new «nd every i-tall will ‘ y*‘Br wfls out
got the marked
The N ews wn<I Oregon! in 1 year 2 «
Mtceive a thick coating of white-! do,l“r b“ck
{"r
""<<
it again with the village mer-
W arh.
1 Spent
-
It I* the Intention of the associa chant. Four limes In six years this
Hon thia year to give $10,000 away dollar camo back to him for produce,
In pur.xe* for the Huke events alone. and three times ho heard of it in
TI i I h assure» big field* in ea«-h of thu the pockets of his neighbors. The
events, hhtl It will bring together time he got if in change tíifrti years
•time of the best liorses racing on ago he sent if Io a mail order hobse
Ihe coast. The Oregon Htakes, the in Chicago that had amassed
first stake event of ilia Beason,cloned millions ot dollars selling third rate
uitli 52 entries, and among them stnff. He has never seen that dollar
i re such horses as Minty’s I’ride; alnee. That dollar will never pay
F-(eji Around, who won the opening rtn' more road or school lax for him,
tjjske event at Beattie; Lady Usk; ¡never bless or brig ■> ton the home of
Albemarle, and n large number of |
neighbors, never help build up
other clever performer*. The big the town or the countiy. The l’est
tvfst e rate of the meeting will tie the moral to this as to T>ntTon1ze home
Irvington handicap, value $,101)0 to mwcharfts and your dollar will come
the winner*. For thia money such back to you, but send it to an east-
horses h * Mtrtllctifti, Forest King, ern city Hnd it never coure* back
Geolge fiérry, Vetefafio, Mr.DIngle, again.
Gateway, and tfikny other* will face
Btar/er Mulholland on August 20th,
Souvenir Hold Dollars.
he date of the race.
$
i
BLAGVDRAIKHT
constipation
&/>e City
Meat
Market. Í
Secretary Shaw has approved a
¡Were you ever tempted to think
that the editor was indulging in design for the I j O w I s and ('lark
“digs” when you saw something ir. souvenir gold d' llar, which has lieen
th* pHpet which seemed to fit your prepared at the Philadelphia mint
in accordance with the wish of the '
casef Discard the thought,
Re­
trum ter the old saying that “Many Exposition authorities. It calls for
a IlKones* of Lewis on otie side, 1
a thaft al random sent, finds mark ,
encircled by the words ’’United
the archer little meant.” Why,
States of America, One Dollar,” I
only the other day we read of a ’
while a portrait of Clark wid appear
^litsouri editor who published the
leh Vouimsndmeni* 1h hfs paper by | on the other side, with the words
request, with the result that he lost “Lewi* and (’lark Exposition, Port­
land, Oregon.”
half of his sunscrlbers before he
could have time to explain In the
next issue that no personal reflee-
ti< n* tVbre meant.—Ex
Th* doing (Way with th* rutting o<
tl» hair of aouviata 1» a
Ihe Housefurnisher,
cio, Oregon.
gratifying
Any man can lake a newspaper. re... R.».rml. Pro”f 01,1 u»0” ,n
It is the the«[test thing he can buy. i
•harg* of t h i 1
York*
,
Lverj ,,||r h hen lay* sn egg li lisi
•tata ■ prisons are
T » |>< r i** i nb lor for that week. 11 bpsn to ihe trgoments of progressive
II-» t» N II. -I) a pr -go • imp, '«
peuologists, says the New York Even*
ing Post. Tb the average citizen such
t han to ►.< t tl or »ec»‘ivt : i o Iter.
B change may seem of the slightest sig­
r h ♦ « tv :
. K, rain
nificance, or, if anything, only the
M ill. J «Hito or Lotto. No muti
disuse of a time-honored measure of
» I.lit lioppeue I
t our th or
< i i<on < Im od, Ibfl Iff sun-bine. diaaipline. It is, however, as striking
an action as the abolition of the look*
«hur, und Interest It opens the
step laat spring, and both arise from
dia rof the great world and pills you
the desire tb make each prison a ra«
face to face wltu its |>eople and Its formatory, and not tn institution for
great events. Mis your advertiser, branding msti who bare nn* mU-
giM.iper, and triend. No man Is iVeps The hair-cutttng process was
Jost to his chlldreu who doe* not a relic of seventeenth or eighteenth
give ihttu,the local paper. Nomati eeutury prison methods, when aatuB)
I» good tb hims< If who does not take branding of prisoners was also the
▼ogue. Itaabolition will make It easier
new *|>apera.
Afibr you get on your ear and
•top your paper to make thu editor
feel humiliated, Just poke your fin­
ger in a bucket $>f w*(er and pull It
out and looii kt thb hot*. Than you *
Will know how sadly you are
missed. You will proliablv find
something in your home psper you
hot like. Even the Bible Is very
viously been made that
pleases the owner of a few
cows t}s u'ell as No. 1
Tubular Hand Separator.
These machines will skim
twice as close as any ma­
chine made.
for convicts to obtain employment on
discharge, as well as hslp them to
r«t«in th«ir »•lLr«(p«ct during their
ciinfiuvtneul. Th» uu. of th, modorn
priaon ta to correct by dlceiplinc, to
■trvngiben phyclcally, to team total-
tactually, and to awaken morally.
Hair-cutting, the loch-atep and alrtpad
auita are all hlndraocaa, and not belpa,
to thie uudartahiog.
r?r.rr*ev.
F* rhe Coinny Court, erf tfie State irf
dAwgon ft»» rjim Cimnty-
Us. the matter of theestate J
of
'-U1TATIOX.
Jiliifl M. Bilyeu, deceased, i
Vo IF. iiiii . w L J. Bilyeu, William Bilyeu,
J. U. Bilyeu, Diannah Wiltfong, I.vilia
Curl, G. ,M. Bilyeu,.J-M. V. Bilyeu, Lee
Bilveu, tlu* ehiidroiuokSarnh Jane Burk­
hart. iimurly, —Mwggii-('urrivr, Fnuikir
Keehler, Until Burkhart, the children of
Elizabeth Calavan. nuniely,—John M.
Cahivan, J. I.. Calavan, ivy J. Pagej
Rieluird CMavini, mid Elizabeth M. Cal-
Bids for Paiutinr Vi anted.
avail. Greeting.
I\ TIIK NAME, or THK STATE IW O r KOUV,
Bids wPI be rei ' ived by the clerk You are'hereby citeif ¡mif required to
iiopear
in the County Co irt of th • State
.rom June 14th to Juno 2oth for the
painting of ti e public school bui d ot Oregon, for the County of l.inti, at
ing in Disi i ici 9ä, bid-t to-oe opened the Court room thereof,, at Albany, ire
st I o'clock <>'. June 25th. The board Raid County, on Morrrfay the 1st day of
reserves the right to reject any orali ( August 19 .4, at one o’clock in liar after­
bidr. ,Speri tie <t ions can be had by noon of that day, then and there to
show came if miy there be-why an order
calling on tl e h ik.
should not lie made-authorizing mid di-
T S t’offey. Clerk.
Board of directora: J. R. Gill, T. J. rectur; Hannah .T. Bilyeu, us adminis­
tratrix ekthe ertnteof John M. Bilyeu,
Munkers und .1 A. Bilyeu.
deceased; to sell the following describe«*
real property at either public or private
That Throbbing Headache.
.“ale. for carii in hand, saukreal property
lieing desci ilied its follows,.to-wit: Begin­
o-', if yon ning at fiie southeast come» of section 29
¡.We Pill-. in townsilip 111, h - iii H i range .1 west of
the Willamette Meridian, Oregon,
thence west 20 chain* to the nortl vves*
corner of the nort.ieiret quarter of til»
make northeast quarter of.section 35 in said'
ne ilth tp. mid range, thence soutiel 1 .^’rliitvne-,
cured. thence west 7.50 «hains, thence south
».35 ehuhi.s, tfienew west 12.50 chains*
thence north to tlie northeast corner- of
Triumps of Al >dern Surgery.
G. W Howell’s D. L. (’., thence west t<>
the southeast corner of Stephen Stew­
Wonderfid tl lot’s me done for the art's I). L. C.. thence north to the north
line of section 3>, thence «istt
tinman body by urgery. Organ* <re boundary
t ■ a point 9.25 chains vve-t <ti tiictfravt :F
'ken out mi'i -i-inped mid [ olished section corner between six-tions 20 anil
nd pnt ti n :* or >tiey may he re­ I. 5 in said tp.. thence in a n irthaastcrljr
moved entire',- (l ines are sp ieed •ourstr to the (enter of said section 2I>,
!> i-e* tat e : '• gl ice ot diseased sec- llienee north 27.17 clriins to lie* south
'ii'iisof ven--: iiiitiseptie dressings boundarylineofR.il. Pollan!’» Bi E,
are npplii d Io wounds.
bruises, C., thenec east 20.411 chains to the gotrtlr-
and like ii'j.iiiic’s before inflmi.mn- east corner of said claim, thence 'inrth
lioti-ere .:«' >v‘- .li causes them 'o II. 83 chains, thence east 19.80 chains to
heal withe i maturation and la one tlie east* liiwof siiid'section 2(5«. tfu-ncei
tliii d the Un i r< qHired hv the oid: -wmtli 79 eliains to the ph» -e of Nyruu-
treatment.
t'hmnber ain’s
Pain ning, all in Lina Comity, Oregon, aTso
"alm acts ivi the same principle. beginning in the center of a county road
It is mi n'i'i p'icMid when »[.piled at a |ioint 30 fv> t east from the northeast
ti such injuries, cm, <>s them to heel corner o* block No. nine (9) in soutn
quickly. I' ihs ' al'ay 4 the pain in i addition to the city of Scio in I.iunC’ir i-
soreness. Keep a hottie of Pain tv, Oregon, mid running thenew Month, t
i balm in y< nr borne ••nd it will -ave degree east al g the center of said mud
feet, thonc i n< rth 89 degrees i-ast
time and mo-ey, nu to mention the 305
24'1.5 feefc, them-.' north I degree west
incon
............ vori
. . iri' mi ’ suffering whr?h 30ii feet, thence «e*t 240,50 fv.-r [«■ the*
such injuries entail
For sale by I place of beginning, all in l.inn County'.
All Dealei.,.
Oregon.
WITN ESS, the Hon. II. M. 1’alnu-r,
eorvatiis i I »stsrii h B
Judge of the County Court of the Stat«
of Oregon,.for the bounty of Linn, with
1IMK« AKD.
the seal of said court, affixed, this 2ml
day of June A. D. 1904.
No. 2, F or Y: i .| t».u—
Attest: B. M. I’avne, Clerk,
Train leav ■ Al’sinv .. .
. 13 41 P. M
w
“
Coi vallis
.. 1.45 “
By F. C. Steilmacher, deputy, ( seal )
“On June l-t the Southern Par
’ eitle Co., will r>-ume -ale of Ex.'ur
.-ion lickei- to N.-v port and Yaq
uina Hi,;. Both canon and Salar
¡ day to Monday ickel* will be sold.
This popular resort is growing in
I favor esc I yeir, note! rates are
i reasonable ami the epportunities for
I fishing, hunting mid set» bathing aie
unexcelled^ \v u’iv other resort on
the Pacific Coast.”
“
arrive’ Y i jiilna ..,
. 5 40 “
Ao. I, teliiruli.g:
I.eaves Ynunlnn..... ..........
Leaves Corvali.’.............
Arrive. Al'.my ..............
7 1
11.0
A
Startling. Evidence.
12 ö P
Fresh testimony imgreat quantity
Ik vo'^stnntty co.nrhg ih, declaring
Leaves AL>anv ................
M
Dr. King’s Xew discovery for Con­
Arrives li.'iroii............... .
M
sumption coughs and colds to be un­
No. 4. Iron, lirlrotl: —
equaled A recent expression from
Leaves Pot rrh .......
6.S0 A M
Va.
Arrives Alix -iy___ _
D li A ii TJ McFarland Bentenvflie,
serves >w example.
He writes: I
Train No. 1 arrives m Albany
> time to had bronchitii for three years* and
connect wii* live S. P. wvnih bennd tratn, as
_
doctored all the time without- being:
well as givtn . -vo .»r li.rfee Hours it A tban >
benefited. Then I began taking l)E
before dopa ■
its. p. noth bound trap
t ■ Portland,
Kings new discovery and a few bot­
tles wholly cured me.
Equally ef­
Tretn No. 5 r lietr 0t, Brei enhnxh. md-
otlier inoun-ne r nrt« leuve-* SIS* yn 1.00- fective tn cor ng all lung and throat
ni., e iieliln.* I>e' ,< ii aliou 6 oo p. m.
troubles, conMiption, pneumonia and!
For furtli r inr'einiali. n appiv to
gripe. Guar.imeed by FT C Peery
vi x s. àh M, ,aaer.
dMi«gl«t. 'I rial bottles fiee, regular
EOS. O< 1» IH 1. < -i re Albar ,
H. H. CRONMK Agoni, Cocraltls.
size- 50c, and $i00-
No. 3, For “clrofl:—
0,000.00
Fine Candies, Tobacco and Cigars
Ice Cream. Stationen). FreshBread
SHARPLESS CREAM
SEPARATORS
Nothinhas ever pre­
Excursion Rates To Vaquina Bay
CASH GIVEN AWAY » Users of
now
Would,
You
Like a Check
SKTo^,^nol>CAL
TOLEDO, OHIO,
We Have Awarded 120,000.00
/
This?
Ca»h M Ti'cm coffee fisiefa th til” Chest WoTld’s Pair Contest—
2139 people get checks, 2139 more will get t.'itil in th»
Presidential Vote Contest
to
Five Lio,.-deads cut from Lion
Coffee Packages and a a-cent
stamp entitle you (in addition to
the regular free premium*) to
one vote. The a-cent stamp cov­
er* our acknowledgment to you
that your estimate is recorded
You can send as many esti­
mates as desired.
What will be the total popular vote cast
for President (votes for all
can­
didate* combined) at the election
November 8, 1904 ?
In 1900 election, 13,959,653 people voted
for President. For nearest correctesM-
«»tites «rtceived-in- Wooteoo Spice Com­
pany s othce, Toledo, O., on or before
November 5, 1904, we will give first
prize for the nearest correct estimate,
second prize to the next nearest, etc.,
etc., as follows:
Grind First Prlzt of >5,000.00
HO! F@K SŸ, fceVU RNB ÏHE HORkDÍ FÍUR!
will be awarded to ths one who Is nearest
correct on both our \N orld's Fair and Presi­
dential Vote Contest*.
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Nature’s Art Gallery of the Rockies in addition to
the attractions at St. Louis. This can only be
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Complete Detailed Particulars In Every Package of
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