HgRMIftTMMr H3BRÀLP, HERMISTON. OBBGOŒT,
On/y Diam ond Exceeds
fii& A A M âsnasA i r r i i «
PROTECT YOUR VALUABLES
tha Sappt. ire in V alue
ITEMS
OF SPECIAL INTEREST
Tv»
candidates
for the Halted
LODGE DIBECTOBY
A good Gift to be
Judged by
States district attorneyship for Ore
There la no such stone as a soph
gon are still under consideration by
Q U E B N BSTHEX C HAPTER Na, 101; O. * .
diamond. There la a distinct .tune, a
tnaou secuud Tuesday evening o f «M
Senators Stanfield and McNary. They
sapphire, a pure gem. being excelled
at
sharp in Masonic hall. V isitin g ■
welcome,
A lice C. S h x w e ll. 1
In value by no preclons ron e except
-------------
( are George Neuner of Roseburg and
N o h k h t r priced gift
K athryn L. G am er See.
the diamond. The suppblre la regard Brief Resume of Happenings of I Robert KuykendaU
could be more adm ired. ,
Kiamatu Fail».
or co veted th en th e
ed as a variety of corundum, highly
claaata Parker D oofcld
th« W eak P n lla a la d fnn
Wlth the turnlnS of • 60-inch valve
V U K Y A B D LODGE NO. 20*. l o .
P ea.
transparent and brilliant, it is some
T m eets each Monday, ev e n in g ta Chid J
WO week Collected for
by Mayor Baker at the Bull Run head
To Mwa ma
times colorless, or nearly ao. it more
hall. V isitin g m em bers cordially invited.
W. R. Loaghorn. Sec.
M. L. W a,soc ,N . I
Our Readers.
works, Portland’s new $2,600,000 pipe
Tour valuable paper», such aa
frequently, however, exhibits color,
Parker Duofold >7
________
Mne, the third, was placed in controls-
OVOTCTO
generally a bright red (L e.. the ruby)
deeds, abstracts, insurance policies,
R E C lJ llf AT1ON LODGK Na.
To the boys, five
»Ion and the city now has available
or a beautiful blue—the latter being
o f P . meet» each Thursday <
etc., should be kept where they will
Registration In Portland schools has 65,000.000 additional gallons of water
Mnck-t. H all, at 7:30 P.J<.
that commonly called sapphire. l'ur
Duofold Jr. $5
brother« cordiaib iMvitad.
a <jay
pllsh or greenish color indicates a passed beyond the 47,000 mark.
not become lost or destroyed by fire."
W. U/M u MUI m
R. A. B j
Haw,
and
usual
detects
are
clouds,
K. R. and 8 .
We have just installed some new
milk spots, flakes or stripes. A sap
Lady D uofold $ 5
safety deposit bone» which can be
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phire largely used among Jewelers Is
You know Parker D uo.
works in this state at the close of
called a “reconstructed supphire," ar-
ANNOUNCING
secured now.
fold—th e booutttul big
Seth French was elected president j 1924. with 1.543.00 acres of land involr-
lacquer-red pen w ith
titlcully made of hard glass (crystal!
th a flashing black tip s
The cost is a fraction over one-half
In France and Germany, and is of no of the new Retail Merchants organ ed. according to the biennial report of
The association of
a n d 2 S -y ea r auper-
a m o o th p o in t . N e a t
cent a day.
, the state engineer, filed with the leg-
value except for the work entailed in Ization at Albany,
gold pocket-clip or gold
Dr. W. M. KELLY
cutting and mounting In Jewelry. The
ring-end for ribbon;
Beggars will be compelled to work islature.
also stron g Gold Girdle,
of
Spokane, Wash.,
true sapphire Is found crystallized, usu on the streets of Eugene, according to
w a s SI extra, now freel
C. O. Hawkins, cashier of the West-
ally in six-sided prisms, terminated by
T o d a y , step up to our
— with
an
edict
of
the
police
department.
ern
state
bank
at
Newport,
pleaded
p
en
counter
and
get
six-sided pyramids. It Is sometimes
r C hristm as Duo-
Emery J. Newton was elected sheriff guilty to three charges In the circuit
found Imbedded in gneiss, but most
C
s in tim e to have
Dr. F. V. PRIME
th em engraved.
frequently occurs In alluvial soils. It of Benton county to succeed the late court at Toledo and was sentenced to
Hermiston, Oregon
occurs in Bohemia and Saxony, but the Sheriff S. N. Warfield by the board serve three years in the penitentiary,
Hue« are found in Ceylon. Kashmir of county commissioners.
He was charged with misappropriation
Evenings and Sundays by Appoint
and Burma also produce the specimens,
ment.
Practically
all
the
unmacadamized
funds.
and sapphires are found in Australia
of Hermiston
roads In Klamath county were impass-1 Announcement was made at Port-
and parts of the Un'ted States The
C apital, Su rp lus and U ndivided P r o fit. O ver $ 5 0 ,0 0 0
From now until they are all gone
value depends on quality more than able because of a thaw which follow land that the Oregon Trunk railroad
Dr. R. 0, GALE, Surgeon
P. B. Swayze. Pres.
R. Alexader, Vlce-Prsa.
on size and does not decrease with the ed snow and cold weather.
would build its own line from Bend I will sell one ladies brooch at one-
A. H. Norton. Cashier W. L. Hamm, Asst. Cashier
Loatlon,
Bank Bldg., Rooms 1 and 2
size of the gem.
Probably the oldest married couple to Klamath Falls if It does not receive quarter the regular price, with every
in Oregon, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Still common-user privilege over the Odell purchase of $5.00 or more.
Phones: Office 931. Reg. 681
well of Bandon, last week celebrated Junction-Klamath Falls link of the
Oriental Carpet Mahers
Office Hours: 10 to 11:30 A. M., >
the 69th anniversary of their wedding. Eugene-Klamath Falls line.
TRADE— Good Ford touring car for
Chant W hile They W ork
to 6 P. M.
fresh cows or heifers. P. O. Box
State officials with a big snow plow
Moderation of eastern Oregon
The Oriental cannot work in con
261'
19-tfc cert unless he chants In concert too. began work last week in an attempt weather has practically terminated
W. J . W A R N E R
And he has a wonderful ear for his to clear the McKenzie pass of snow. danger to game birds, according to
FOR NEW AND USED CARS Kel own uprour. Here, for Instance, on The snow is estimated to be 18 feet Otto M. Jones, educational director
Attorney-at-Law
the floor were two men bending over
of the state game commission. Snow JEWELER AND WATCHMAKER
logg & Schimke.
2-$tc the same pattern-carpet. One was deep.
Hermiston
Oregon
FOB SALS
The Silverton Health officer has is is still on the ground, but food is
dictating to a gang on one side, the
REWARD— For the return of four other on the other; they were at dif sued an order that all school children pleantiful for pheasants, quail and
rubber tired tricycle wheels tak ferent places, and as each bawled out bo vaccinated or remain home from ducks.
DR. W. W. ILLSLEY
FOR SALE— De Laval separator.
en Wednesday night. Dr. Prime. a direction to his men the others were school during the present smallpox
Portland's long fight for a perm an
Osteopathic
Physician and Surgeon
M. Duty. 3 ml. w. Hermiston. 221p
21-2tc reveling In their “So let it be done.” epidemic.
ent veterans’ hospital has been won
SEE
le t there was not a mistake In either,
Phone Res. 712
Of flee t i t
Miss Agnes Johnson, who for many and appropriations of $1,360,000 for an
though the earpets were only Just be
FOR SALE— Baby bassinet. Mrs. FOR SALE— Milk cows,
Lou Rog-
years was a teacher in rural schools Institution of 300 beds have been ap
ginning;
each
gang
must
have
caught
C. M. Jackson.
ers.
21-2tc
6-tfc
every word. At the big 57-foot carpet, of Douglas county, has been tempor proved by Director Hines, according
M c K enzie & lieuallen
FOR SALE— Master Incubator. Run AGENTS— Sell guaranteed hosiery of course, the directions are hardly arily appointed school supervisor for to a telegram received by Mayor Baker
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
the
county.
from Elton Watkins, representative In
one season and hatched out 1000
direct from m ill to wearer; all needed; It has been a-making for
He» removed from hia form er location In the
many
months,
until
the
leader
reels
congress.
Packing
has
been
started
by
the
chicks. Capacity 170 eggs. In
styles and colors; salary paid for off the colors and numbers by heart,
Bond Bldr. to
good condition. Clara Calkins.
Company C of the national guard
fu ll time or spare hours; no money and the dozen workers, each opposite Lane County Co-Operative Prune
Rooms 1, 2 and 3 Inland Em pire Bank Bldg.
Growers’
association,
a
branch
of
the
at
Eugene
was
first
In
Oregon
in
1924
Box 204.
20-3tp
—FOR—
needed for samples. International his strip of pattern, put in the stitches
Pendleton
Oregon
state organization, at the Scarbrough In qualifying men for the national
like automata.
Mills, 1038, Norristown, Pa.
FOR SALE— 8 cows, 3 heifers, 2
All the convict carpet workers are plant at Creswell.
rifle shoot, according to Adjutant-
mules and farm Implements. W ill LEVELING LAND— See Peter Cas- picked men; it is not every malefac
DR. THEO. BELETSKL
Jetty construction on the north side General George White, and has receiv
give terms w ith good security.
Veterinarian
trlc, experienced and reliable, 3 tor that has the brain to take In the of the entrance to Coos bay now ex ed a silver trophy from the United
C. B. W illiam s.
20-3tp
Treats all Domestic Animals. Inter
miles north of Hermiston.
4-tfc directions, the eye to distinguish the tends almost one mile to sea, while States government In recognition of
colors, or the hand to put them In.
state Stock Inspector
trestle work is more than one mile Its record.
Household goods and furniture In TO TRADE— 20 acres for good ouch as have prize the work, for it is from the receiving plant
The
taking
of
salmon,
shad
or
stur
the only task in the central jail at
eluding child’s bed and high horses. E. P. Dodd.
20-2tc which you are allowed to make a
During the season of 1924 there were geon in seines or drag seines in coast
chair. O. G. Sapper home across
noise.—Bagdad Exchange.
egon emptying into the
76 forest fires In the Umatilla na streams of Orego
from school.
22-tfc
Burk’s for bargains.
tional forest, burning 276 acres of ocean south of th e Columbia river
valuable timber. The total coat of within the district now known as No.
FOR SALE— Library table. D ining
G e n tle m e n
Polands for Profits. Stillings. S7tf
2 would be prohibited by the bill of
Perhaps these are rarer personages suppressing the fires was $3224.
room set— buffet, table and six
There will be no Increase In Representative Winslow Introduced
chairs. H. A. Pankow.
18-tfc TYPEWRITER ribbons and carbon than some of us think for. Which of
us can point out many such in this charges for grazing cattle and sheep in the house.
CP
paper at the Herald office.
circle men whose alms are generous, on national forests during 1925 and
BABY CHIX from high producing
It will require approximately $!,-
Residence second house wi t of the
whose
truth
Is
constant,
and
not
only
W hite Leghorns, 16 cents up to WANTED TO RENT— For a term of
1926, Secretary Gore of the depart 250,000 to reseed the frozen-out wheat
Catholic church. Phone, 82-R.
constant In Its kind but elevated In Its
100; IS centg
larger numbers.
years, sm all ranch w ith Improve degree; whose want of meanness ment of agriculture has announced.
lands in eastern Oregon Instead of
Wm. H. Ogden.
19-tfc
ments. Ten to tw enty acres. R. makes them simple; who can look the
As an indication that deer are $300,000 as originally estimated, ac » ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M l
WHEN IN
C. Todd.
20-tfc world honestly in the face with an plentiful in the Cascade mountains 16 cording to a committee of farmers
FOR SALE— Two wagons, one heavy
J. L. VAUGHAN
equal manly sympathy for the great were seen at one time In George N. and bankers who appeared before the
P
E
N
D L E T O N
wagon w ith gravel box, $50; one GEARHART KNITTER— Anyone in and the small? We all know a hun
McLean's meadqjv on what Is known Joint ways and means committee of
Electrio Fixture»
light wagon w ith hay rack, $25.
MAKE YOUR
terested please w rite Box 162, dred whose eoats are very well made, aa the Rigdon ranch above Oakridge. the house and senate.
and Applianoei
See R. A. Brownson, Tum-A-Lum
Herm iston, Oreg.
20tfc and a score who have excellent man
H
E
A
D
QUARTERS
Phene
I
»
Dr.
R,
E.
Lee
Steiner,
superintend
William Lovelace, who escaped from
ners, and one or two happy beings who
Lumber Co.
7-tfc
-A I-
9 0 S a . O o u r t a t . P e n d l e t o n , O r e .g
ent of the Oregon state hospital, has
the
state
penitentiary
at
Salem
Octo
are
in
what
they
call
the
inner
cir
Try Burk's for bargains.
returned
from
the
Philippine
Islands,
>■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■-■■■■
W
E
S
T
E
R
N A U T O CO.
cles,
and
have
shot
Into
the
very
cen
ber
7,
1922,
has
been
apprehended
In
FOR SALE— Small heater and elec
where he delivered a number of Insane
tric sew ing machine. Mrs. Shes- I AM MAKING REGULAR TRIPS TO ter and bull’s-eye of the fashion; but Los Angeles and will be returned to
Cottonwood and Water Sts.
of gentlemen how many? Let us take the prison to serve out his unexpired patients formerly in the Oregon insti
4-tfc
ely.
UMATILLA RAPID TRANSIT CO.
Pendleton Tuesdays and Fridays of a little scrap of paper and each make
COMPLETE GARAGE SERVICE
tution. Mrs. Steiner accompanied her
term.
E. R. Pell, Umatilla, Oregon
each week. If you have anything out his list.—Thackeray.
Tires—Tubes—Accessories
Combination desk and book case and
The projected expenditure of $3000 husband on the trip which required
to be hauled to or from the above
more
than
two
months.
'.LWAYS
OPEN
PHONE 690
Phone
Umatilla,
3
8
-J
-ll
kitchen cabinet at O. G. Sapper
In beautifying the upper Columbia
named city, I would appreciate
B ir d ’s -E y e M a p le
Tom Swearingen, Mgr.
Representatives from cherry grow Operating Stage» Between Pendleton
22-tfc
home.
river,
Sherman
and
John
Day
high
your business along th is line. I
Rird's-eye maple is a popular name
ways by planting trees was announc ers’ associations of all parts of the
and Umatilla
am also In the market for chickens for hard, rock or sugar maple. It Is
FOR SALE— Team of horses. J. K.
ed at The Dalles by the state highway Pacific coast met in Portland Monday
called
bird
s-eye
maple
because
fre
and
veal.
Ray
Challis,
Phone
E
ffective
November 10, 1924
Photwell.
18-tfc
office.
20-R. Pendleton phone 400. 9-tfc quently the grain of the wood exhibits
Leave
A. M.
P. M
a spotted appearance, supposedly re
John R. Chezem, farmer living on
Umatilla
........
8:30
12:16
in
the
import
duty
on
cherries
import
FOR SALE—Some good fresh milch
sembling birds’ eyes. Such wood is the Lorane highway five miles south
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS!
12:36
widely used for vene»r and finishing west of Eugene, was found guilty In ed in brine from 40 per cent ad va Hermiston .......
cows. Mrs. L. Hammer, 4 miles
Stanfield ............. ......... 1:15
1:10
Dog lcensee are now due and un purposes. Sometimes, Instead of being justice court of cruelty to animals In lorem to 2 cents a pound.
east of town.
t-tfe
1:16
less paid w ithin 30 days, dogs w ill be spotted, the grain of the wo,»d appears allowing 11 head of cattle to starve
Erection of a penitentiary for east E c h o ...................... ........ 9:30
wavy. Both of these varieties of wood
2:30
ern Oregon, Increase of the facilities Ar. Pendleton . ........ 10:46
USED CARS FOR SALE— Terms disposed of according to the ordi found In the rock maple are accidental to death.
Leave
P. M.
P. M
of
the
state
prison
at
Salem,
and
given. Prices right. K ellogg & nance.
forms in the arrangement of the wood
Herbert’E. Allen of Bend, assistant
Pendleton ........... ....... 12:00
4:00
C. H. SKINNER,
Schimke.
11-tfc
fiber. Birds have nothing to do with It. general manager of the Brooks-Scan changes in the system of sentences of
Echo .............................. 1:15
6:15
City Recorder. —Pathfinder Magazine.
prisoners
will
be
recommended
to
the
lon company, has been elected presi
6:30
FOR SALE— Standard make 1 %
governor and the state legislature by Stanfield ....................... 1:30
Evidently what is derived from a col dent of the recently organized Central a committee named by the Portland Hermiston ..................... 1:65
horsepower gas engine, in good
6:65
lege education depends to some extent Oregon Council of the Boy Scouts of
city and Multnomah county commis Ar. Um atilla .................. 2:15
order, $30.00. Wm. Leathers.
6:16
America.
upon what the student contribute».
sioners.
Sunday schedule: Leave Umatilla
22-tfc
The Independence branch of the
One hundred and seventeen mills 9:00 A. M., Pendleton 4:00 P. M.
Instead of using her powder puff on normal training school system has
the sly, nowadays, the flapper frequent been closed as a precaution against reporting to the West Coast Lumber
Um atilla to Pendleton, $1.45
MISCELLANEOUS
ly loans It to her male companion.
the spread of diphtheria, several cases men's association for the week end round trip, $2.50.
lng January 24 manufactured 102,617,
Hermiston to< Pendleton, $1.26;
OAK TAN SHOE STOBE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE of which have been reported in Inde 163 feet of lumber; sold 91,196,654 feet round trip, $2.25.
pendence.
WANTED TO RENT— By responsible
Sam Rodger», Prop.
and shipped 104,062,792 feet. New husi
STATE OF OREGON FOR
Stanfield to Pendleton, $1.05;
Deputy sheriffs made a raid upon ness was 11 per cent below production
party, a sm all Improved ranch
round
trip,
$1.76.
UMATILLA COUNTY
the Japanese colony at Mabel, a saw
near town. Inquire th is offfee.
Shipments were 14 per cent above new
Echo to Pendleton, 95 cents;
Etta Elizabeth E lliott, P lain tiff,
'■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I
mill town 20 miles up the Mohawk business.
22-ltp
round trip $1.50.
▼8.
valley fromEugcne, and arrested three
8»ono implements, ornaments and
FOR RENT— One four room house,
men on a charge of possessing lntoxi
George Francis E lliott, Defendant.
weapons valued at $1000 were Includ
modern; one five-room hose, mod
eating liquor.
I n g r a titu d e !
Summons Equity No. 3977.
ed In a gift to Albany college by D.
ern. Inquire of H. E. Hanby. 21-2p
On an Irish golf course there was a
To George Francis E lliott, the
One hundred million feet of fine
Case of Albany. The collection was shortage of caddies. A farm laborer
above named defendant.
timber, mostly white cedar, will be
WANTED TO TRADE— Two small
gathered from an adobe bed 70 miles who had never seen golf plnyed was
opened
by
a
projected
logging
road
In
the
Name
o
f
the
State
of
Ore
» » ••eeeeeed » e
north of Sacramento and the articles therefore pressed into service.
Incubators for a large one. W.
gon. you are hereby required to which the Stout Lumber company will were said to have been used by a
C O N F E C T IO N E R Y
H. Ogden.
After two rounds the player for
appear and answer the complaint construct this spring on South slough race of people antedating the Amer whom he had caddied presented him
S T A T IO N E R Y
filed against you in the above en In Coos county.
with payment far beyond a laborer’»
I am In a position to take care of
“Science Pins Farm Practice”
ican Indian.
The
city
of
I,a
Grande
has
sold
!
daily
wngp.
titled su it w ithin six weeks from
m aternity cases at my home. Mrs.
Oregon Agricultural College
There were two fatalities In Ore
The improvised caddie wns natural
the first publication of this summons $73,160 worth of municipal bonds to 1
W. B. Beasley.
22-3p
W I N T E R S H O R T C O U R S E S and you w ill take notice that If you the First National bank of Baker at gon due to Industrial accidents dnr- ly anxious for a further engagement
$103.42 on the basis of $100 par value. [ J,“’ ,..? ! . 7 ?
So, ns he handed over the clubs, he
I have purchased the con
WANTED— Men or women to take Eleven courses with name8 and dates fall to answer or plead herein w ithin
asked politely, “Might your honor be
the
highest
price
ever
received
for
as
follows:
said
time,
the
p
lain
tiff
for
want
orders for genuine guaranteed hos
fectionery known as P a t’s
state
Industrial
accident
commission.
dlggtn*
here
again
about
the
same
Dairy M anufacturing— January 5- thereof w ill apply to the above entit improvement bonds.
iery for men, women and children,
The victims were Oliver Train, Myrtle time tomorrow?"
Place and solicit a share of
After having spent several months
led Court for the relief prayed for In
Eliminate darning. Salary $75 l 31.
Point, rigger, and Humphrey Ander
your
patronage.
Dairy Herd Management— January p lain tiff’s complaint filed in said and hundreds of dollars trying to find son, laborer, Ashland. A total, of 633
week full time, $1.50 an hour
T h e R e v e r s e E n g lish
him,
relatives
of
August
Stadt
of
Em
cause, to-w ll: for a decree of div
spare time. Beautiful spring line, 5 to March 20.
accidents was reported.
Ixitta—Chorlotte Crabtree—who died
Fourth Annual Canners’ School— orce dissolving the bonds of m atri mett, Idaho, an incompetent, found
International Stocking Mills, Nor
Governor Pierce hag issued a proc worth M.dOO.OOO—was asked <«ie dny
him
last
week
working
on
the
ranch
mony now and heretofore existing
ristown, Pa.
39-20tp February 2-20.
lamatlon prohibiting the Importation by a Boston reporter why she had
of J. M. Morgan In Jordan valley.
P oultry Husbandry— February 2 between the p lain tiff and defendant
Into
Oregon of poultry from the fowl never married.
and for an absolute decree of divorce | Figures showing a 40 per cent In
The nctreas's eyes twinkled as she
WANTED— Phone, w rite or see W. to March 14.
disease
districts of the east and
crease in suicides last year over 1923
answered:
A. Leathers, when you have alfalfa
Land Classification and Apprais In favor of p lain tiff and against de
In Multnomah county were announced middle west, unless certified by the
“I’ve always kept In mind, .voting
fendant.
hay for sale. In any quantity. al— February 2-7.
In the annual report of Dr. Enrl Smith. Or’‘,o n
livestock sanitary board man, the old Greek philosopher's die
Phone 40-J-3.
9-tfc Farm Mechanics:
This summons if published pursu coroner. There were 77 In 1924 an Rab> chicks and eggs are not affected turn—of course I put the reverse Eng
1. Farm Power and Power Equip ant to an order of the Honorable Increase of 22 over the previous year bT ' he Proc,am»"“n' and »
»'ates llsli on It—’He who takes a wife lake-
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES AND
News stand
ment. January 6 to March 10.*
care, but he who takes care doesn'i
I were exempted from its operations.
Gilbert W. Phelps, Judge of the
INSURANCE. J. M. BIGGS, RE 2. Gas Engines. Tractors and Equip above entitled Court duly made and
take a w ife.'"
Cigars and Tob icco
ALTOR.
26-tfc
ment, January 19-23.
entered on the 12th day of January,
3. General Farm Repair, January 11925 directing that publication be
N o v e l C u re
Burk Is hesrqu«rters tor Army
26-30.
A man leaning over the parapet of s CATARRHAL DEAFNRS8
made herein once a week for a period
Shoes.
bridge looked so glurn that a kindly
4. Farm Water Supply and Sanita of six consecutive weeks In the Her
Is Often owuwd by an Inflamed
1 pedestrian stopped to make sure th< of the maroue lining o f the b __
tion, February 2-6.
miston Herald, and the first publi
For Rent—Good 5 room house.
Tube. When this tube le Infleme» yets
.
gloomy
one
was
not
contemplutln,
5. Gas and Electric Light and Pow cation hereof Is made pursuant to
h ev e a rumbling sound or imperito»
s u ic id e .
1 mile out. Good road and water, 110
bearing. Unloss ths Inflammation eaa
er, February 9-12.
raid order this 15th dsy of January,
“No. It’s this way," explained the lat be reduced, your heartne m ar be de
per month.
Charles Glinesmith. 6. Farm Concrete Construction, 1925.
stroyed
forever.
Herald Waat Ad» Bring Yon R eniti
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Attorney for P laintiff.
Catarrh HALL'8 CATARRH M BDICllQÍ
thh.k 1 ought to he groochy ut home.' hae been sur-eseful In the treatment of
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