The Santiam news., October 26, 1906, Image 4

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UNITO) STATIS SI SATOR
FROM SOUIH ( AROLINA
PRAISES Pt-RtJ-NA.
hav« many Kauti
I ba
lung balrrd
bon rtier,
a*« b* is a burn
mm * to fivr tu I be
|e*t.
w bo
"that
public In
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tbe
ir fqlura*
That'« a food Idea. young
grua led the fti»»y b««'br|<»r.
SNOW GETS DEEPER
I
mia,"
1- • »
Inch yon could never lndu«> tbe pab
Sheepmen In Wyoming, Colorado
and New Mexico Suffer.
to buy Ibwur."
A Raraala <«*«»(»«
(>n<- <»f tt«’ Bh'va In town I hu * Uw»n
a^iHng fur g«»««!« at a rr»iuctlou a’-art
WORST STORM IS TIENTT TEARS
í'hrlatmaa. «aya the Waahta¿u>n I‘oat
K»«-r ao many ¡••‘•»¡•ir rv*puiid¿'«l to the
i)f the advcrtlM'tu^ot. Ooc of tbow
Ana waa a tall, commaftdin* kot
VYKole
Country
th«
Between
Rocky
Meunlalni and Mumu" River
* ornati,, with a drtvnnitWHl ring »n
robe. Hhff
IscaUa a tabica
Under White Pall.
Itwnvsr, Oct. 31.—Know,
and
»Ind
at that, and at Irngih bor ryra cold have sxtend»d over nee'ly tbe st­
on a mitak muff lyB>< at a httU ilt» eoantry betwesn the R»ky moun­
from the ulbeft. Mbr fdrfccd
tain» and the Missouri river today
causing heavy
trull
1rs»
ol
lire»t< rk
and
Telegiaph wires have bssn pros­
trated and railroad ecbodulne disarrang­
ed.
Tbe storm I» almost
unpreesdsot
s-i for eevsrlty at thia tsieon u! ths year
and takvs lank, accordi»g to tbe aeeth
er bureau, with the snowfall
on
April
22 and 23, 1M8.
Vp to A o'cicck this evening about 20
m ties of snow t ad fallen in Itenvei
t «-Senator M. C. Bui Ire.
Drape).» a la often r« i»ed !,y
catarrh
of tbe st- niacli—Porcina relieve« ca­
tarrh at the al .na i and ie therefore a
remedr fur dyep-p».a.
»••»ee •«••••«•••••••••»..••••••«•-.•••••••«•••»»••»
Mon. M C. Butler. F.g U. H. Hen- I
• tor from " ’itti l ari In a
l> r twj^i
terms, in a letter from Washington, |
D. C., write» to the
cine Co. as follows;
Peruns
Medi- ;
**l can rr-ommend Peruns tar <fw ;
I h»ff*e
pep«.« amt dorna* h IrouMr
been »ung >our meet* «nr for a
period sod I It r! * < » * mut h 11 Aeiad.
It «• indeed .1 womitrlui metta Mtr, br-
sqlr» a good tune
nir4» Have »eerrarlee.
Many birds are prv«14«d with natur
al spectarlto, a transparent membrane
cwllrai tbe third eyelid. This third eyo
ltd when not In use llee fnldsd Io tbe
Inner rurtirt of tire eye
work It, spreading It over the rortiea
or folding ll up agiita out. h more rlev
S
Pernna ria
r rrt* t.hr-E.fita’h'.«
t’v
«hlflltoa tl»» niame
Rn ill her» »•
of IU mw ¡ wv >|»I«* who
mating«’ to ►!;!'!
t!rt*
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a
w hr..ei T
anythin< . •• •
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•*T«M •n«werrM Mi*« C«jretin«, MI
olHk-rtr th-’*I h* «|w«y» ba* t»» Iw cu«l
•d tu •
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WlMit would you <iu If a man were
year»
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ae reading
oldT* Mid W’tn* one who
a
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•’Why,’* «aid Nita 1 ‘asaay, ‘Td mar
h
ry him!-
In llollanj an
«•riBbly •-.**.!
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But for t!>'» third eye
bls epertarle*.
lid tbe eagle could not look at the sun
|i !!»»»- » re aey r«rr!egee ere d.e
ìufseted et tbe end uf »eery Juurney.
A WOMAN'S KIDNEYS.
>eewes»s«»e»»e-»»se»» ..»»••••■••»••»••.
('atarrb * I the ttotnac h it |L« Correct
name for noct raoct of <iytpc;>» a.
In
order to cara catarrh ol the cU>mach
the catarrh uiott tw eradicated.
Only an internal catarrh remedy,
inch at I’rruna. ie available».
Two muscles
Womsn have eo much to do, ao many
paiua to suffer, au many critical period«
to go theonvh, that it is imp ortant tt
keep the kidneys well
and avoid the back'
ache, bearing
down
pain, beads« lie«, dll-
•nd
eitieee,
languor
other common eign»
ot weak kidneys. Mrs
Charles K. Smith, o’
33 Boyden St., Woon
rocket. R. I., eays
“My kidneys were
seek Iron dilldhooil. and tor eight ot
ten y»«re past my euflern gs were terri
tile.
My back wa» very painful and I
had many annuylng symptoms Ix-eidee
W firn
i rn I !••
! 'g.«n
VN
tfAH taking |t »n’s K !n»«
Today I
Pili» 1 weighed only 130.
weigh 166, and am in better iiealtli
Doan’e Kidney Pill»
than for years,
have lieen my only kidney medicine
They bring
during four years past,
me out of every attack.”
Sold by all dealers.
60 rente a bos
(oetsr-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
Do
you know
the secret of
the Wave
S ’nd
Wonderful!
Don’t deby
another
It*«
wjy.
purer and
more efficient
than any Bak­
ina Powder that
•nd Indications were that tbe snow
would continue all night.
l ocally but Ititi» damag» wae dons
«heepmsn tn Wyoming, Cnlora-lo end
New Mexico, it is be'leved, will antler
heavy loes»-», as they were unprepared
for euch weather.
There are hundred«
artels of appiè» alili in the open ir
he northern pert of Colorado and
•h'inid the cold continue, the demag*
sill !>e very great to tbe ranchers
Telegraphic service
through ut
th«
West ie badly hampcteil and traina iß-
leAnitely late.
Ths bl sxard wb'cb has t*«n raging
h I’uet'!» and v ciniiy »ii <•• narly 0*1
irday afternoon is slightly abated this
mormng.
Rtiiroad and street car traf
A> 1» liadly crippled.
The Rio Grande
• est ol Pueblo has enfi led most Inni
the en»w, which ie unusually heavy
•long it* line, rang ng from 16 ind e»
• t F ."rerice to 30 inches at Btteiia Vie
ta.
Trains from the Fast ate gem-ralfy
fr< m a few minutes
to
several
hour-
late.
Cattle and other sUi k on renge»
-offered from tlis wet enow and cold
Colmado Hpringv reports that the blis
«•rd, which has '»en in progress for
tie past 4M hours, broke Itile msrning
Traits are K-;i.»i.at delays.I.
Th»
tenif arature in Colorado Hpringv thii
morning wae about 15 above xero.
WISCONSIN REMITS TAXES.
Increaee in Railroad Aeeeeemedt Sup­
plies All Funda Necessary.
Madison, Wie., Oct. 33 — All the
elate take«, with the eaception of tin
< bool tax, which «•• r«lured to hall
ol one mill, were renntte«l today by the
•late l-uard ot atsrs-ors.
There ia al
ready eo much money in the stale Irra»
ury that none ot the officials kuoe
* bat to do with it.
With the proepti t i f mote then (2,
SOO,000 coming in from thia year'e
taxes, Htate Treaenrer Kempf threw up
bia band» in «Impair and raid there wa»
no way to epend It.
Accordingly Gov
ernor Davidson, Ricretary
of Blate
II out er an I Mr. Kempf met today anil
divided to remit the taxee.
The railroad» are footing the bill»
rhat, in the main, ie the reaeun for th«
action today, the Aral time euch a
• weeping move hae teen made in the
liialory ol the etato.
It ie one ot the
leetillt ot Reralor Iwbollette’a lor»»
tight when he aaa in the governor'»
for K C
right a-
air.
< nder the new ad valorem la*
the ronda pay about |3.n00,00i) annu
ally, or one third more than they did
under the old lic*n»e tee ejatrin.
The amount of taxee remitted ie (I.
HIM,336.
Inetead
ot ratting thir
amiunt from the laiptyeie, the admin-
letratlon will deduct it In ui the gene-
ral fund of the elate Io meet cerain
Axed expendlltiree.
The school tax.
amounting to (ti«3,6M, g m be< k t<
the taxpayers In the support ct the
co.ti three tunes
as much
25 oz. for 25c
puLhv school».
J ll ¡tracers
Relief Fund for Winter.
Washington, Oct. 33 —The executivs
committer ol th» Red Croat ha» Anally
approved the eetlmatee ot the Ban
Frane laro relief r immiti»» lor the con
titiuame ot the relief w rk in that city
Mt(bot|i the world, about 3 per cent
Originally piare»!
np Io Joly I neat,
ring directly trois
at (« ooo < m H), three ret intatte har»
t*»n reduced by a little more than
|700 OuO. Moat ot the money ie already
Jaques Mft. Co.
Chicano
There are about 350 »•• -anoee on th!»
earth ibai
*■• ù» 1 ». ..
•
u
in eight, a» the Han Trancierò rumai it-
ir» ha» a balance of «3,3X3 (MW, with
Un A led subscriptions subj<cl to mil ol
(900.000.
The Red Crone pr< pet bold»
a little over (3.100,000.
Idle Negroes to Dig Canal.
Iber«
naad not
ba a cold
ro-m in the
S cum il you «• n
a PÍRFÍCTIOI Oil
Thie ia
Heater.
an od
beater that give» seUsiscUoa
wherever
uaed.
I’roduco
mlrnw
55'aehington, th
33 —N. F.Thomp
eon ct Chattanooga, T<-nn., called a*
the Wiiite boose today and invite.'
President Roo»evelt to attend tbe im
migration and quarantine conference to
be held in Nashville next month, •nd
on the
preeiilenl’a
invitation
Mr
Th»
Thompson called again tonight,
president Lns, however, dec ined th»
invita'ion, tiecause her mid not And It
p iseihle to attend.
Mr. Thump» n
»aid he suggested to the president that
tl e idle negroes in the Hon'h be alilig
ed for latior on the Panama canal.
beat without em.Ae or enwll becauae It ie
equipped with am. keleae device
no danger.
to room.
no trouble,
Bawl y carried arwoJ from room
You cannot tura the wick loo high
or too low.
at a lamp.
Ai «a»y and wmple to car« !.s
The
PERFECTION Oil Heater
(I quipped with Smokelcwa Dcvte«.)
1« en ornament to th« hum«. It b nu.lr in two fmi»h«» nick«l
and lapun.
Beau oil t unt b«autdully «mboeeed.
Holds
4 quart» >« oil and burn« V boon.
Every hea'rr warranted.
Im not b« aalidwd with anything but a PfRFfCTKM Oil H«al«r.
II vau carlo.« get Heater or inloemat»on frum ym»r d«al«r write
-*« Manat agency foe dexnpllv« circular.
*jrani7~
w
vc --------
melali».-, -•" ““£2
bwtl AnW..y
Tni.» awtortmt, -J b««t lamp fc>»
^fkd. if we examine closely the
jad-capital Unlawful act* or violation of law w.
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Bl rrard Reaches Kanaae.
Kills, Kan., Oct. 33 — Colorado'»
en >w storm Is paeeing »•at, and pre-
Pae
veiled Imlay in Western Kaneae.
eengere reaching here thia morning on
belated east ton nd tram» report a
heavy enow storm between Kills end
It near, at tome pointe aeeuiaing the
pn p ir'ioae of a Id »sard, with four
inchee to one foot ot enow on the
groan I.
The temperature ie moderate,
however.
The enow ia drifting badly
at a guo.1 many pointe.
Í
Raged
and
Packing
Halt lake City, Ort tt. — Fu» 24
hour» this city and vicinity wae swept
by a wird storm of noperaileied sever­
ity.
In a«IdIlion to three torlo«» »evi­
dente to persons, property has twen
ilevaetatwl over a wide area, a Are
lenued by the wind has obliterateli the
ned plant ot the Ciati Psi kir g com­
pany, and a monetary luse of ap,>pr<>si
mátele (260 000 ie entailed.
Dating the lull pertod ot thè storm
trains l.avs arrived 'rregalavly or nut
st ell. For mu< h of tbe time the street
car servie« ha» teen at a standstill, and
the electric lighting plant» are oat ol
of
the
Clah
parking
plant, north ol the city, is the uuet
•»rione single lue».
The building bed
¡asi b.-sn compiert i St • < «1 ■ • lit»
000, and wae to hate been put into use
In a few days. Tbe project was inaug
orated by Western cattlemen and ■•»
m opposition to tho large i>eekins
'masse In the East.
The raues ol lbs
tir» has not bmn ao e*taiae«i.
Only a
•mail fraction ol the law is cover«! by
inea ranea.
Ruined buüdirg», fallen chimneys,
broken windoe». I*» sine-1 eigne in*
toppled tree» throughout thia and ad
joinirg toeno are tbe m at common
«'•venite ot the storm and segregete an
mmense Ions
The wind attained a
maslmum velocity Io 63 miles an boar
For hoars st maintained an «»cage
• psed ot 3k miles an hoar.
Ths legal
sselhsr bureau has t-ern handirappwi,
' 11 ' » i ,t< • • • t ' -
' e i. . li that . I.»
«torni ie local and with little effect
noith ot Og 'en or euuth ol Provo.
LOSS WAS HEAVY
Cuban Hurricane Crosses the Island,
Leaving Death in Trail.
Ha'ana Oct. 33.— M re ■ out let» re
ports have twen tecelvtd by Governor
vfag<»x>n and show that the recent huv
ilcan, which swept across Cuba, ll»»
-aused greater damage than was al Arti
•nppo»»>l.
B.x.rne ot li«M are no»
known to have liven luet aettie reeult of
the »torm.
The worst reports come from the
’abano, on the south coa-t of Culm,
point where the cyclone flrat struck
island.
Forty Ashing rchoonere
now known to hate been lost
Many
corpse» have linen p eked up fl atiug in
the lay, and it ie believed the deed at
Hue point alone will rearh nearly 100.
!
The majority of the victims are Spanish
fleliermrn.
Wreckage from the ve» Sel»
ebieh were destroyed litter the • hort-»
for mile».
It ie believid that »»verni
•mall schooners wen- swept out to »«•»
•nd lost, their crews perishing.
The town itself suffered severely
Nine tn die» lie.e tievn removed so fat
from the ruins.
tin every Land are to
be seen evidenc«-» o! the atorm’t fury
tlonsea were blown
down,
trees
were
iproo'vd. and deva.’a'i n I.»» .
wrought generally.
A conearvallve ee
dmate of the damage in that city 1»
«<100,000.
The greatest d nags war
.ui»»d in the lower port) n d the city
Tiie upper evetn.n awey frum the »Lore
•caped almost
nrirscubmely.
The
• harvrs were badly damaged, in
usee completely wrecked.
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Color more rood« brighfrr and f*n<»r < »!«'•<* than «à«vv atlHr dw.
O «. 10» p*- k >ge tvE*/« *«lh. w< I fl I «niton rqu.vü» well «nd la
,uaf«n(erd io gi»< perfect rtrwll«.
Anil dealer, orwr w(H «end pool p*«d «4. I
a |H»ch«gv.
W«da for five buohlel how ta dra,
Bleat h «nd mu toiuva.
MoNHuC DRUG LU.. L»«oir.illx, M«ttotrfL
many
More Delay for Hermann.
F. « art I r .
“Tee. they're Just like Lr there, aren't
t
Washington. Oct. 22. — Repreeenta
live Binger iii-rmann will not he placed
ui lr al in this cit” <>n the indictment
■harging destruction of <6 official let
t-rprese copybooks until sometime after
be Christina» holiday».
No d-flnite
«rrangement for the trial ha» been
nade, but the court's d wket ie now ao
tiled that it will be impoeeible to bear
“Noueenee!
all the time ”
he case within the next three months
4jnce the ca>e was la«t poetponed at the
Tha Kind You Have Always Bought
line Mr. Heney wa» railed to Han
»'rancieco nothing has tmen heard from
Hermann ar.4 his where«limits are un
mown to the court.
No acxiety ie felt
>u this »core however.
Quake Wreck» Treetie.
Portland, Me., Oct. 23.--Teo earth
e’locka last night deetioyad al>oot 100
In England ninrtjr nine town* own their
owu gat works, th* average net IticouK
being 11.IM7.123 per annum.
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The I nttlMrae of thin««.
"Everything ><>u buy
h
aduheraird
Dowi fay»," g< -ubS-d old I’ramm.
thr «tuff they put in < antioa cr<« k«ra «nd
other infernal
tnar'hiueo.
Thai
atroDger every year.’*
•net of a temporary highway structure
which cruaaee the upper harhor.
The
Aret Shock was fell at <i o’cL < k and the
».cond at 7:07.
Both shocks were
light, but were distinctly felt by pedee-
triana.
Accompanying the rumbling
«ae the round made by the cracking ot
the timliere of the temporary structure.
It Ie fearid hat great damage La» lieen
done to the foundation of the new high­
way bridge naarhy, for which (250,000
was appiopriated recently.
Combine Packing Houses.
Chicago. Oct. 33 —Rumore that an
Kngliab holding company ia being or-
ganiaed to take over all *be packing in-
'»rests of the Cnitel Htatre flew thick
and fast in I aHalla afreet today.
The
capital of the concern ia »aid to be clot»
to (SOO.< 00,000, aid J. Ogd-n Armour
1» mentioned •■ the prgctleall chief.
While n .holy tn a piaitlon to give the
I mltaf I«»».
Eva—Tee.
ho
proposed
be
•puke tn sugared words
■lut I found
out afterward they were not real.
Edna
when
I’erhapv they
were oi.iy g:u
ORAX
< osaa<|UFSPa of a It an Ik <ef.
-<Jur wif#,” wroi» th< sjhor of lha
Rpske own Bitasard. “U t * fr m» over
work
Whii« aha •••
around
•ur ssnetuen yesterday morning «b* found
th« «the« towel and in* is'.rd on taking it
hums and waahibg H.
Burk a thing
nerer bept-rned tw'ore, an t with th« h»!p
of the I-ord It aliali never hep peu again !M
SIOO Wffwartl. SIOO.
Ih« r«a»t«r« f ibi«
wUi ba ¡‘««»et U
ieara trial ih«re tt at l«nt' u« <tr«a lr.| I immum
inai «*1»! V« h!M »*'<••. • • lu
V !• Rii Ut
ttaget «n-1 !b«l it t atarrl)
Hall t < •’■•rrb
tur« i«tb«tMkly puR.liv« tur* U <n lo ibt
a ' *
* t
t •
liouat die*«**, re jUlre» a c- • •' UH• nal U«Wt»
huol Itali »< Starr«' urv? 1« '.a*«n intarnaEy,
Olack Hundred Attack a Stolypin.
arunf dlraetiy upoa ih« il
! and mnrouff
lM
Ht. Petereburg Oct. 37 —Th» gtrain- • ar •» «•<«( thè ty>•-•«». Ifc«'el»> <!'•
tuun tal >n «t th«» 4l**a*e a ! <ivU>< *»h« p<‘
ed relatione between Premier Htolypin iieui tuength t jr t»Bi ì * u thè
• t »t. t»
I ne
and the Reactionary league ie e»i- and «Rtlttiaa natura in «Ulna ila »ora
protaxiaUirt bave «t» much fatti» In Ita curai:*«
d-nced by the publication ot the Aral r«Mtthatth«y < Iter «•! « Hu»Tr«i 1-
art
>r a-o r <a(*'hat II falla u» cura
-ani tur liti
attark directly upon the premier. The
al tiMHlmuniala.
Renner, the Bieck Hundred organ, pob-
ÀltraM
F J CHKNKT A CO(T54«do(a
11«bee revelati ne concerning the nego­ tul i by drurgl»t*
Mtli'l fam ly FU la ara th« b«at.
tiation» entered into a month ago when
The Ytsafbr«! I«tra.
the premier gave cerain aesurancee to
« big delegation from at least 10«
Top» ar« law jera al w aya bad tern
branches.
The Hanner charges th* parad T”
premier with having broken faith.
-Of courte not. my son. What mad#
you think au F
"Why, the papers ar« always tilling
Will do mor« ( leaning, mort Shining,
do it Battar, with Utt Labor and Wear
on the Hand* than any other art«la coat*
ing Double da Price.
INTEREST
On esvifge de|«>siU of a dollar
or more,
cumpounded ivies
every year
It le ju.t as easy
to open a 'iv tigs Arc mt w th
us by Ma I »• if you lived next
door
Xend fur mir fr*e look-
lei. "Bank ng b» Mail," an I
learn lull part rulare. Ad Ir. se
wank»» A Bt. Paul < ffh-e in thia city
»tat» that a heavy enow »term with
wind prevailed all night on the Rep"
City eateneion of that rond In Booth
Dakota.
The enow le (Pitting am!
eiowplowa have been or. 1er«d to Cham
borialo and Pmsho.
THE
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f
• *• !•
•3.504.’3.00 Shoes
sear in ths would
W L Ostigli! $4 Gill Edgt lata
uwol be «qualad it m ; (> ics
F» -’<<*•< .'**«s»*rf r
L I*>>■>:¿A m ' Ich-
IS !.'«< Ne •<
th s -»Filli« JI
<*A/«a4«M
Portland, Oregon
Sixth and Washington Sts.
F. N. U
ST.
JACOBS
Snowstorm in South Dakota
i
W. L. DOUGLAS
Oregon Trust &
Savings Bank
STIFFNESS, STITCHES. LAMENESS, CRAMP,
TWISTS AND TWITCHES, ALL DECAMP WHEN
YOU APPLT
Riona City, Iowa, Ort. 33. — Die-
pair Lee received et the Chicago, Mil-
•
f’- rat •« n
•
«1« w
. - « Ami;
ra-
ti»|t It «AM I »Mill A X < u , «Hkaland 4 al.
a
i"yo., Oct. 33. —
Bl eridan. Wyo
about their cn*» eiamluatiuua.-—Bal
cavalry left
troops ol the Tenth
.__
timore »%tuertean.
Robinson. Neb., at noon today from
Gillette, Wyo., to round up the hand
of marauding Vie Indiana from the
While Rock agency, Utah.
The com- '
maadlr g ofBiWr ie eaid to have .nstrnr
tK.na Irnw the War dej artmeut to take
tb« Indiane dead ot alive.
mule T eam
WE PAY
Mother» will flnt Mi» Wins! w's •>.« thing
»> r up th» I m » l rvrumlv to uw fug their ch 44 re it
• urtkg the teething |«rt«xl.
facta would »ay anything one way or
the other on the »object, certain tbinge
that I a e teenlly Itanep r «1 in the
• reel are calls'! aigtiiAcant by etudenta
f similar flnan.-ial proeodinga.
Roldiera Go In Purauit.
Banking by Mail
cues words, dear
BHtiard Coate Tvnaa With lee.
Dalla». Tei , Oct. S3.— Wind blow­
ing at a vele city of »<0 mtlee an hoar ie
• weeping nevaos the p'aina country In
the Teana panhan lie, with blinding
slant and »nun.
Uraa« la co-er I with
ice, but ca'tle are is good condition and
the h.ee will not ha heavy.
At Chan
ning • Ll aia>d ia raging
In the Pal
lae territory the tan parature Lae ba »•
in the TO’», bat al midnight la falling.
I
Buddirge
comm »non.
The bornie«
>f muffa and nwrk ¡*l**<*a. and bo
to diat-uaa thoui with tì*o Mira
41.
Khr kw>h«M at thia muff and
salt lake wind swept .
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kt to fl »O
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l»<itigl«k* W <Hi.ru’«. ,
r « i 4
CI«H«lrr«> a •!««•» • . for •» la. At and waar
they •‘•rwl »»thrr mail»«.
II I could take you Into my largg
iactorle« at Brocfetou» M«aa.,and »how
)<H4 how carefully W.L. i>ouglaa shoe«
are made, %ou would then unJcrwtaitd
hold their «hope, fU better•
wear longer, and are ot greater valuo
than any other make.
\Mwrnrf yoa llv«. you can -biaWi W. L.
fbMiglaa •»« ■*«. Mi« Aama and pvlca !• atau*r«4
an thr bdtNi whkh pf'«<«Kt* you agaiaal h<ti
pvkaa and leterWr •h*«4. TuAu na t««Hih
tufe- Ack »«»ur sl«Mil«r k>r W. I Dawglaa tW«aa
id
ut'-w ha* i"< them
a»r C N* i *F Ff( «••*•-< F*Vf Ufill
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