Gresham outlook., January 06, 1914, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM
OUTLOOK
TUESDAY.
H ow to G et A lum inum W a re
*
As an inducement for you to visit our store we will for a short time
give you the opportunity to procure a few pieces of High Class Aluminum
Ware at aetua1 factory prices, in this way—you make a Cash purchase
of any goods in our store to the amount of One Dollar and you have the
privilege of buying any piece of Aluminum Ware at actual factory prices
This is an actual loss to us and we can only afford to do this for a short time.
No Tad Slips given with this.
M ain Street
BRAGG & DUNCAN
AYLSWORTH’S BIG SPECIAL
G en u in e K u p en h eim er Suits
m ad e of th e best fabrics, re­
tailing at $ 2 0 , n ow for just
$14.85
also $ 15 suits o f th e sam e for
$11.85
A sw ell lin e o f R obison rain ­
coats, retailing at $ 1 5 , goin g
at $ 7 .5 0 .
E nglish slip-on, v a lu e $ 8 , g o ­
ing at $ 5 .5 0 .
A full lin e o f $ 5 and $ 6
sw ea ters, o f th e b est w ool
and high grade, sh ak er knit
$ 3 .7 5 and $ 4 .2 5 as long as
th ey last
G resham
Corbett
JANUARY
«.
I V lt
Pleasant H om e
Miss Lizzie H u n te r is sp en d in g a
v acatio n of tw e w oeks a t hom e.
A rchie C ollins, of P o rtla n d .
is
v isitin g a t th e hom e of h is uncle?
! w . 8. O tis.
T he E p w o rth L eague m eets next
W ednesday ev en in g , J a n u a r y 7, at
the hom e of Mrs. I. E. D enney. All
m em b ers a re re q u e ste d to be p re s­
e n t fo r a t th is tim e elec tio n of offi­
cers w ill ta k e place.
Mrs. P.
C lag g ett
accom panied
Mrs. S tevens to P o rtla n d w here she
w ill visit frie n d s a n d re la tiv e s for
a w eek.
T h e L ad ies'
Aid society m eets
w ith Mrs. A. E. D eH aven next W ed­
nesday a fte rn o o n , J a n u a ry 7. Mem­
b ers and frie n d s c o rd ially in v ited to
be p resen t. Officers w ill be elected
fo r th e com ing y e a r a t th is tim e.
Mrs.
R obt.
L angdow n re tu rn e d
S a tu rd a y from G resham w here she
has been v isitin g h e r m o th e r, Mrs.
B radfleld.
L ydia and C arl llra m h a ll re tu rn e d
S a tu rd a y from P o rtla n d w here they
‘ hav e been v isitin g w ith frie n d s and
re la tiv e s th e p ast week
Mrs. A. E. Quay d e lig h tfu lly e n ­
te rta in e d tw elve lad ies of th e Em -
b ro id ery clu b last T u esd ay .
T he
club m eets w ith Mrs. G eorge C arpen-
te r n ext T u esd ay , J a n u a ry 13.
C o lu m b ia g ra n g e m et in re g u la r
sessio n S a tu rd a y , J a n u a r y 3, and
was very w ell a tte n d e d co n sid e rin g
' th e day b eing very sto rm y .
T he
foren o o n sessio n w as ta k e n up w ith
bu sin ess, a n d
a fte r
an ex cellen t
d in n e r th e officers w ere in s ta lle d
by Ja m e s P o u n d e r a ssiste d by Mrs.
P. A nderson.
B ro th e r C ran e,
of
Rockw ood g ra n g e , w as n iv ited to
act as in s ta llin g officer b u t o w ing
to th e inclem ency of th e w e a th e r,
he w as p re v e n te d fro m com ing. T h e
officers in s ta lle d fo r
th e e n su in g
| y ear w ere m a ste r, R. P. R a s m u s s e n ;
¡o v e rse e r. Geo.
K n ie rie m ;
se n io r
I le c tu re r, C la ra E. S m ith , c h ap la in ,
Mrs.
Geo.
K n ieriem ;
s e c re ta ry ,
Mr. an d Mrs. Jo sep h M auary eu-
Mrs. J. P o u n d e r; a s s is ta n t ste w a rd ,
Roy A n d erso n ; lady a s s is ta n t ste w ­ te r tta in e d a p arty of re la tiv e s and
a r d , H elen D eav er; C eres, Mrs. P. frie n d s New Y ears eve. T h e even-
A n d erso n ; Pom ona,' Mrs. j'. T. R ea; *"*
8pent
m us,c and
f l o r a . Mrs. Geo. G ill; g a te k e e p e r, At m id n ig h t th e hostess served a
Ja s. P o u n d er.
Seven
c a n d id a te s m ost d elig lttfu 1 chicken d in n e r of
w ere in itia te d in first an d second w hich all did am ple ju stice. A bout
all w ished each
d eg rees an d o n e o b lig a te d in th ird tw o o'clock they
an d fo u rth
deg rees, a fte r w hich o th e r a H appy New Y ear an d d e p a rt­
ed fo r th e ir hom es feeling th a t they
tile le c tu re r p resen ted th e followin',*
p ro g ra m :
New Y ear g re e tin g , .Mrs. had sp en t a d e lig h tfu l evening.
Cottrell
PA G E T H R E E
Melrose
Section Line
Miss Bessie S treb in left Friday
C has. Miller lias left fo r the S i e -
fo r C lo v erd ale to resum e h e r d u ­ . ra m e n to valley, C alifo rn ia.
ties as teac h er. T he young people
T he M isses M innie and M argeur-
of M elrose sin cerely re g re t h e r d e ­ ite K earn s, M aster C h arles and th e ir
p a rtu re .
| m o th er sp en t a p le a sa n t ev ening a t
Miss M abel W ood gave a party ¡th e S oren so n s' F rid ay evening.
School com m enced M onday, th e
la st S atu rd ay ev en in g lit h o n o r of
her
cousins,
W a lte r an d H arold 5 th at th e B uckley school.
D obyus, from
P o rtla n d . A very-
L ist of L e tte rs
p leasan t ev en in g was eu joyed by all.
T h e follow ing list of le tte r s re-
C h a rle s K an d le sp en t th e h o li­
j m ain uncalled
fo r a t th e G ris h a m
days a t th e h om e of Mr. an d Mrs. i postoffice fo r th e
w eek
en d in g
Sam S trebin.
I J a n u a r y 4. lit 14:
T h e illn ess of Mrs. E m il Olsen
L e tte rs— F red
A ppleyard, F re d ­
w hich ta k e s th e fam ily to C alifo r­ rick S m ith, Mrs. E tta B engn, Miss
n ia fo r a few m onths, d ep riv es th e A gnes A nderson, Miss Ida P eterso n .
young people of M elrose of o ne of
Dead L e tte r Ira M aklluson.
th e m ost p o p u la r young lad ies of
C ard s Dr. C.
A. T red lc k , o r
th e ir set.
| F re d ric k , G.
W. M assam ore, M.
Mrs. P ag leiro , an Ita lia n worn I L en ard B roun, C. E. T hom pson, Mrs.
an, died at h e r hom e F rid ay m o rn ­ E. W. C raw fo rd , o r E. W.. Miss B es­
ing from h e a rt fa ilu re . Dr. H ughes sie M iler, Mis Ida P e te rso n , Mrs. J.
w as su m m o n ed
but
a rriv e d
too W hitcom b, Mrs. C la ra Richey.
la te to re n d e r an y assistan ce.
P a ck ag e.— Mrs. F lo re n c e 11. K en­
Miss I .c o tta S m ith gave u short nedy.
p ro g ram on
New Y e a r’s eve. It
A few days before C h ris tm a s a
w as n iten d ed to be given on C h ris t­ sm all pacrel le ft in P. O. lobby w rit­
m as eve, but ow ing to th e m isfo r­ ten on. P lease call fo r me.
tu n e of b re a k in g h e r
arm , Miss
T h ese le tte r s w ill be se n t to th e
S m ith w as obliged to postpone It. dead le tte r office Ja n u a ry
18th,
A n u m b e r of th e young
people 1313, If not deliv ered
before. In
w atched th e old y ear o u t and the callin g fo r th e above, please say a d ­
new y e a r in.
v ertised , giving d a te of list.
H arold W ood had th e m isfo rtu n e
I. McCOLL, P. M.
to b reak his arm
w hile c ra n k in g
an au to . T hia delayed his re tu rn W o t m s th e C ause of Y o u r ( ildd'-
I ’u ilis .
to V ancouver, B
w here lie has
A foul d isa g re e a b le b re a th , d a rk
been w orking.
Mrs. I. II. W ood is on tile sick fev erish w ith g re a t th ir s t; ch e e k s
th en
pale, ab d o m en
list. H er m any frie n d s wish h e r a Hushed und
sw ollen w ith s h a r p c ram p in g , p ain s
speedy recovery.
T he
R oyal
E m b ro id ery society- ure all in d ic a tio n s of w orm s. D on't
your
child
su ffer K ickapoo
m eets at tile hom e of Mrs. Henry- let
Jo n es next T h u rsd ay a fte rn o o n . All W orm K iller will give su re re lie f
it k ills th e wot ins w hile Its la x a ­
th e lad les a re co rd ially Invited.
Miss Olive O lsen gave Miss Mabel tive ellect add g re a tly to th e h e a lth
Wood a v alu ab le
eat
as a New of y o u r child by rem o v in g th e d a n ­
g ero u s am i d is a g re e a b le eth cl of
Y e a r’s gift.
T h e M isses Bessie and Je n n ie w orm s an d p a ra s ite s from th e sys-
S treb in and C h a rle s K andle a tte n d ­ ' tern. K ickapoo W orm K iller as a
ed a dunce ut G resham on New h e a lth p ro d u cer sn o n ld lie In ev ery
household. P erfectly safe.
Buy a
Y ear’s eve.
J box today.
P rice 25c.
All D ru g ­
C h ro n ic 4 o n s t l p a t i o n ( t i r e d .
g ists o r by m all. K ickapoo In d ian
“ F ive y e a rs ago I had th e w orst Med. Co.. P h ila d e lp h ia o r St. oL ttis.
case of ch ro n ic c o n stip a tio n I ev er
PLEASAN T
V.V I . I . E Y
It A I ' T I S T
knew of, an d C h a m b e rla in 's T ab lets
cu red m e,” w rites S. F. F ish , B ro o k ­ c h u r c h . S u n d a y S c h o o l n t 10 a. in . ;
p r e a c h in g n t 11 n. in ; Y o u n g P e o p le 's
lyn, Mich. F o r sale by G resham m e e tin g 6 :3 0 ; p r e a c t iln g u t » 30 p. in .
R e v . M r . B o y . P a s to r .
D rug C o ., und all D eulers.
C la ra
S m ith -
in s tru m e n ta l
son
An Ideal W om an's L axative.
.Mrs. J. T. R ea; re a d in g , “ New Y ear
W ho w an ts to ta k e s a lts, o r cas­
R esolutions,'* Mrs. Geo. K n ieriem ;
to r oil, w hen th e re is n o th in g bet-
it.- ru ra e n ta l sclo, E th e l S m ith -
o-
cal solo, .Mrs. R ea, acco m p an ied by it e r th a n Dr. K in g ’s New L ife 1‘llls
Ilis s S m ith ; re m a rk s,
F re d B en- [ fo r all bowel tro u b les. T hey act
field; vocal «-f io, Mrs. P. A n d e rs jc . i g en tly and n a tu ra lly on h te sto m ach
an d liv er, s tim u la te an d
re g u la te
T h e b a n ,.« .; given by C olum bia
GRESHAM
y o u r bow els an d to n e up th e e n tire
g ra n g e Ne ■ t i u r 's eve w as a v e ,y
sy stem . P rice 25c. At all Drttg-
p leasan t nli d r.
C overs w ere lai 1
fo r o v er a h u n d re d an d th e ti ld e s : I g ists. H. E. B ucklen & Co., P ltlla-
gla-fcR fitte d .
Eyes tested and
F ra te rn a l so cieties a re th e e x p res­
fairly g ro an ed u n d e r th e ir load o(
___ _
sion of th e n e ig h b o rh o o d sp irit of Dr. Geo. Inglis.
te m p tin g e a ta b les.
E x cellen t mu«lc
PO R T L A N D M A R K ETS.
h elp fu ln ess. “ A nd they help ed each t ~ --------------------------------
was fu rn ish e d
by P ro fesso r Zilm
G rain , F lo u r, I-’eetl, E tc.
o ne I l l s n e ig h b o r, und each one said
anti Mrs. P ierce of P o rtla n d
an d
W H E A T — T rack
prices;
C lub, to his n eig h b o r, be of good c h e e r.” ’
m irth an d m e rrim e n t reig n ed u n til
84*/4-85c; B lu estem , 95-96c; red
a la te h o u r w hen all d e p a rte d ex­
R u ssian , 84c; 40-fold, 85^4-86c.
OLD MAIDS CHEAT
p ressin g th e ir a p p re c ia tio n o f th e
P a u l Y l o e t z e l Prop.
M IL L S T U F F S — B ran , »20.50 per
g ra n g e h o sp ita lity .
IN POLK COUNTY
to n ; m id d lin g s, »29.30; Bhorts, »23;
At my ranch, about 3 miles south of Sandy, near the
Alf. A. Loeb m ad e a tr ip
in to
A co rre sp o n d e n t In th e D alles
ro lled b arley , »26.60-827.60.
firwood Lumber Company’s Sawmill
E a ste rn O regon last w eek.
‘‘St, M ary’s h o sp i­
FL O U R — P a te n ts,
»4.60 per ite m lz e r say s:
Lee
E v an s
p re se n te d h is w ife
b a rr e l;
s tra ig h ts ,
$4.00; exports. ta l a t A lhuny is so fill, of old m aids
w ith a S tro b e r p ian o on C h ristm a s,
»3.65-3.80; valley, »4.60;
g rah am , th a t they a re boldly o tte rin g th e m ­
a g ift w hich was very m uch a p p re ­
selves at six b its apiece, and I am I
$4.60; w hole w heat, $4.80.
ciated
as
Mrs.
E
v
an
s
is
an
a
rd
e
n
t
HORSES
COW S
HOGS
q u ite su re th a t such as F ra n k Gil- j
d ev o tee o f m usic.
I B A R L E Y — $24.50 p er ton.
O ne te a m hay H o rses 7 y e a rs o ld , w eight a b o u t 8700. O ne
ON THE MARKET
Ham an d F. M. S m ith, w ho still r e ­
W.
R.
K
n
ig
h
t
w
as
in
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rtla
n
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hole-
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7
;
c
ra
c
k
e
d
'
re g iste re d (A .1 C C ) cow th r e e y e a rs old anil fre sh . T h re e o th e r
ta in m ost of th e ir te e th , could get j
EKESII
EVERY DAY
»38
p
e
r
ton.
liig li-g rad e Je rse y cow s, tw o of th e m fre sh , th ird fre sh e n s in F eb ­
T h u rsd a y a n d F rid ay .
OATS— No. 1 w hite, »25.50 per one apiece ut cut rates, but U ncle i
ru a ry . O ne J e rse y b u ll c a lf tw o m o n th s old, e lig ild e to re g is­
C a rp e n te rs a re b u ild in g a tw en ty -
try . T h re e y e a rlin g g ra d e Je rse y h eifers.
Rill W illiam s, th e A irllc boss, would i
foot ex ten sio n on th e w est end of ton.
P U R E B RED KEGI.STEHKD i>( ItlH JE R S E Y HOGS.
have to com e In as a good th ird and I
HAY
—
E
a
ste
rn
O
regon
tim
o
th
y
,
th e dppot fo r fre ig h t purposes.
F o u r bred sow s. T h re e g ilts, fo u r m o n th s old. H erd boar, one
ta k e choice of w h at w as le ft, and
y e a r old.
R uby R asm u ssen , who iB a tte n d ­ choice, »16.50; a lfa lfa , »14; clover,
th en he w ould be forced to pay first
$9-810.
EARM M A C H IN ER Y , ETC.
ing th e s ta te n o rm al a t M onm outh,
cost.
T erm s C ash, in a m o u n ts n o t exceeding $20. Six m o n th s g iv ­
D airy anti C ou ntry P ro d u c e.
sp en t th e h o lid ay s a t hom e, r e tu r n ­
en on a p p ro v ed n o te s b e a rin g 8 p er cen t in te re s t; 5 p e r cent d is­
PO
U
LTRY
—
H
ens,
16
c
e
n
ts;
in g to school w ork J a n u a r y 4.
c o u n t fo r cash.
English Cheeses.
sp rin g s, 15c! d u ck s, young, 12c;
F re e L u n ch w ill be
Served.
Miss D ella Z im m erm an , of T ro u t-
Seventeen varieties of cheese a re pro­
turkeyB
,
live,
20c;
d
ressed
,
25-26c.
] d ale, w as a g u est of M isses R asm us-
duced In E ngland, and even more vuri i
EGGS— F re s h , 41-45c p e r dozen. eties of rarebits.
' sen New Y ear's day.
B U T T E R — C ity cream ery , cubes,
Getting It Right.
|
Mr. an d Mrs. S ch ellin h u rg , who
K. I. ANDERSON, A u ctio n ee r
M. A DEATON. C lerk.
p rin ts , 36c.
“Jen k s says he lives by bis w its.”
I have lived on th e T a y lo r farm th e 34-35c;
:::::::
M itin St.
Gresham, Ore.
C H E E S E — T rip le ts , 17 p er lb.; I "1 should say by other people’s lack
p ast y ear, m oved to K elso, WaBh.,
of w it s . ” — B o s to n T ra n s c rip t
D
aisies,
18c
p
e
r
lb.;
young
A
m
eri­
th e past w eek.
su m p tu o u s d in n e r w as given in h o n ­
cas, 19c.
o r of th e w o rth y couple.
V EA L— F an cy , 14c p e r pound.
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A sin g in g class h as been o rg an ized
I’O H K — F an cy , 10c p er pound.
PUREST AND BEST - HOMI. RENDI.RED
V e g e ta b le s anti F ru it«.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ross a tte n d e d th e b-v -'‘ r* J ‘ R ea a ‘ I- »r G rove, th is
ONIONS— O regon, $2.75-83.60 per
fu n e ra l of Mr. R eynolds, a t Fairview- m o v em en t is w o rth y o f su p p o rt. T h is ■ Mrs. A. E. D eH aven will e n te rta in
! vicin ity can b o as, of a few fine <he L ad ies’ Aid of th e M. E. ch u rc h sack.
la s t w eek.
lo ic e s.
a , a te a at h e r hom e on W ednesday
P O T A T O E S — O regon,
80c-$1.00
A b a sk e t so cial w as g iv en by th e
Mrs. G. G ill sp e n t a week a , h e r -‘a n u a r y 7. T h e re w ill be a bUBl-i h u n d r e d ; sw eet p o tato es, $2.00 per
c h u rc h a t T a y lo r sch o o lh o u se on S a t­
) h u n d re d .
old
h om e d u rin g th e h o lid ay s ,n neR8 m etin g in co n n ectio n ,
u rd a y n ig h t a n d In s p ite of th e dam p
Y o u 11 need it fo r y o u r H o lid a y C o o k in g I
V E G E T A B L E S —C ab b ag e, 1H -144C
com p an y w ith h e r m o th e r, Mrs. J
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an d sto rm y w e a th e r, th e h o u se was
per p o u n d ; cau liflow er, $1-1.25 per
w ell filled. A s h o rt p ro g ra m was
dozen ; c u cu m b e rs, $7.25 p e r dozen;
Mr. an d Mrs. Illid g e gave a big [
en jo y ed by all. A goodly su m was
e g g p la n t, 10c p er lb .; bead lettucp,
d
in
n
e
r
on
New
Y
e
a
r's
day
to
a
few
:
R
ovkw
ood
g
ra
n
g
e
w
ill
m
eet
to
­
realized by th e sa le of th e b a sk ets,
$2-2.25 p e r c ra te ; p ep p ers. 5-7c p er
-POW ELL SI REE I
P o rtla n d frien d s.
m orrow n ig h t fo r in s ta lla tio n o f of-
lu n ch w as se rv ed to all.
p o u n d ; ra d ish e s, 10-12c p e r dozen;
’ fleers. T hose to be in s ta lle d w ere
Mr. an d Mrs. P e rk in s, of H u rl-
to m ato es, $1.75 p e r box; garlic,
elected a t th e ev en in g m eetin g ,n ,
.
.
..
( b o rt ce le b ra te d th e 41st a n n iv e rsa ry
, .
12 t i c p er p o u n d ; s p ro u ts, 11c per
D ally and S u n d ay O reg o n ian and
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b
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T
h
re
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m
em
b
ers
of
t
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'
of th e ir m a rrie d life at th e hom e of T w ice-a-W cek O u tlo o k , special com ­
p o u n d ; a rtic h o k e s , $1.75 p e r dozen;
ex ecu tiv e c o m m ittee a re to be e le c t­
th e ir d a u g h te r. Mr. W ard E vans. A b in a tio n . 1 y ear, $8 00.
's q u a s h , l ( 4 c p e r p o u n d ; p u m p k in s, I
ed an d o th e r s ta n d in g co m m ittees
1 Vic p e r p o u n d ; celery , $3.50 per
will bo ap p o in te d :
c
R ockw ood Odd F ello w s in s ta lle d ra G te R . E E N F R U IT — A pples, 60 $2 25 |
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officers on T h u rsd a y ev en in g as fo l­
low s: N oble g ran d A ndrew McMil­ p er box; p ears. $1.25-$ 1.75 p er box; j
lia n ;
vice g ra n d , W. A. K o e rn e r. g ra p e s, .Malagas, $7.50 p e r keg; :
se c re ta ry . R oss lx ,v elace; t r e a s u r e r rr a n b e rrie s . »12-12.50 p er b a rrel.
G et fitted with a fin e pair of
$ 5 F lorsheim sh oes, $ 4 .1 5
POSTOFFICE BLOCK
E. W. ATI.SIVORTH
City Bakery
PUBLIC SALE
Best Eread
Saturday, Ian. 17, 11 a. in.
Pies, Cakes,
and other
P astry
Jacob R. Cornog, Owner
Columbia Heights
Scenic
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M. A llshouse. G ran d M aster o f Or-
egon, T ay lo r, o f P en d leto n was p res
H ‘" S‘,,,na<h T rouble« O ver,
e n , an d acted as In s ta llin g officer
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A su p p e r follow ed th e w ork of t h e ? 0 ,w ‘l ,h a ' y o u r Htoma' ' h ‘ roubles
ev en in g
I w ere o v er, th a t you could e a t any
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j kind o f food you d esired w ith o u t In-
How to B a n k ru p t th e D octor«.
Ju ry ? T h a t m ay seem so u n lik ely to
A p ro m in e n t New Y ork p h y sician S'0 “ ‘h a ‘ r ° u do n o t even hope fo r an
says, " I f it w ere n o t fo r th e th in e n d in g of y o u r tro u b le , b u t p erm it
sto c k in g s an d th in soled sh o es worn ug
S ""»re you th a t It is n o t alto -
by w om en th e d o cto rs w ould p rob- S e th e r Im possible. If o th e r s can be
ab ly be b a n k ru p t." W hen you com - Bured p e rm a n e n tly , an d th o u sa n d s
tr a c t a cold do n o t w a it fo r It to de- have been, w hy n o t you? Jo h n R.
velop in to p h e u m o n ia b u t tr e a t it B a rk e r, o f B a ttle C reek , M ich., Is
a t once. C h a m b e rla in 's C ough Rem - ° n e of th em . H e says, " I w as tro u - j
edy is In ten d ed esp ecially fo r co u g h s hied w lth h e a rtb u rn , In d ig estio n , and ,
an d colds, an d has won a w ide rep u - B ver co m p lain t u n til I used C ham - I
ratio n by Its c u re s of th e se d iseases b* r l , ‘n ', T a b tew ¿h en
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Pleasant Co., and all b saiers.
and sa fe to take. For sale by G resh -'
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am Drug Co and all Dealers
An ad. In tb s lo c a l, newspaper is
F ield I * sood Inveetm ent that all
mer-
Colorado and
American
fence at Sterling & Kidder's.
«b ants can afford to m ake.
70c
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