TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, MAY 13, 1909
Editorial Snap Shots.
Ruh ! The contract is let to complete
the Railroad. Now see Tillamook grow
and hear Tillamookers crow. Rah ! rah
Hih
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If the city wins the suit against the
cownty it would not be a bad idea to
devote the money to the improvement of
the water front or the slough.
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Conspiracy? Kats! Who are the real
conspirators in this city ? Who whs it
that entered into a conspiracy to spirit
away the witness in the Wolfe case.
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Wanted, a snap shot man for our con.
temporary. One who will guarantee to
spoil a dozen films and fail to get one
snapshot. Perhaps the camera needed
some wireless. Bro.
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The remark is made quite frequently
since the Johnson fracas, that attorney*
who have insulted the court and wit
nesscs at the recent term of the circuit
court, don’t dare adopt the same tactics
when Judge Burnett in on the bench.
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Sheriff Crenshaw, who made a quick
run t<> balem with Nordst.um. the mur
der, is deserving of a great deal of credit
for the promptness in which he ferreted
out the murder, in having the murderer
arrested, in obtaining a confession and
in taking the prisoner to the place of ex
ecution.
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We are wondering, Bro. Holmes, how
Bootlegger Langworthv is getting along
since he promised to reform. Wouldn’t
it tie funny to hear that the converted
bootlegger was occupying the pulpit of
one of our churches giving hit» experience
in the bootleg business. What a crowd
he would draw.
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It is remarkably strange that previous
to Lang worthy being sentenced for boot-
legging a pitiful plea was made for him
that he had no money with which to pay
a fine. Poor fellow. But see how soon
he dug up $300 and got out of jail as
soon QFpart of the fine was remitted
But itmight be asked, was Langworthy
fined for bootlegging for himself or
some body else ?
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Another attorney, Oak Nolan, had to
appologize to the Court and a witness
for the insulting manner in which he was
conducting a case in the circuit court in
this city last week before fudge Gallo
way. With the Johnson frnces still fresh
in the minds of the people, it gives some
idea how certain attorneys attempt to
bullboxe the court and witnesses. They
evidently thought Judge Galloway was
“easy,’’ hence their bluff and bluster and
insolence.
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The justic court in this city is not a
▼cry profitable institution as far as the
taxpayers are concerned, for the county
court has to foot costs bills most every
time it meets. But what's the use of
complaining ? The taxpayers seem to
like it and are not complaining of the
leakages in county funds. But we do
think this, that a justice court ought to
be self supporting from the fines inflicted
and not a source of expense to the tax
payers.
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Councilman Talbot, who was fined $5
lor fighting on the street, wants to know
what right we had to criticise him. All
we need say is. that kind of disgraceful
conduct, especially in a councilman,
whose duty it is to look after the peace
and dignity of the city, is deserving ol
more criticism than if a private citizen
had committed such an offence. If city
officials get into a street fight and dis
grace the ci»y in that manner they not
only court newspaper criticism, but they
should be kicked out of office.
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If you ask for a Democratic ballot at
the polls today, they will hand von a
a piece of paper handaome’y ruled, but
with the names of no candidates there
on. There’s the state to w Inch the once
Democratic party has come. No candi
dates. no principles, no organization,
hardly a name—just a blank.—Oregon
ian.
This is plain proof that in the last
State and now in the Portland City elec
tions the Democrats have no use for the
primary election law Now see how ac
tire they will become hobnobbling with
defeated and disgruntled republic.« ns who
will carry on a guerilla fight on the re
publican party liecause they failed to
la id the nomination.
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As the snnp shot man view the sitna-
tio •, Tillamook City is wasting a lot of
valunb e time in not concentrating its
•Herbies on the improvement ol lioqnar-
ton slough and the wnter front. Some
day thecitixe s will wake up to the fact
that they miss”d it when they see indue
tries being located on the bay instead of
this city been use of lack <»l deep water to
this city. As far as Tillamook City is
concerned good roads and the advent of
a railroad into the county falls into in
significance compared with the improve
went of the slough and the water front
If this city expects industries to locate
here and make no effort to improve the
conditions, it is going to be badly left,
while other places go ahead. We sim
ply mention this to show how impor
tant It is that these improvements must
tie carried out before inducements can be
offered to those who want water front
age for manufacturiea.
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The primary election in Portland re
suited in ex-Senator Joseph Simon being
nominated for mayor on the Republican
ticket and ex Judge M. G Munly on the
BAY CITY
M. Moran has opened a plumbing and
Democratic ticket. The lack of interest
and the small vote cast seems to indicate
in this neck of the woods that republi
cans were not very enthusiastic in Mr.
Simon's behalf, an*l that he has a hard
fight in the coming election, for airrad v
it is beginning to be seen that Mr.
n
will be the locos of another republic» n
factional fight, and. in consequence, will
be badlv knifed on the d.iv of election.
Whether the disgruntled republicans flop
to a "dark horse’’ with flipfl »p ear
marks or will support JulgeMunlv. re.
mains to be seen, Under those cond-»
tions th ’»e on the outside cannot think
that Mr. Simon has a walk over. Had
Mr. Simons’ nomination been instru
mental in bringing party unity it would
have accomplished a great deal, but.
alas, the old. bitter factional fight is to
be fought over again, and is liable to
bring the party nominee to defeat.
Grapes give ~
the chief ingredient,
* the active principle, gjgjS
and healthfulness, to S ets
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BAKING
POWDER
yib/clutely
Notice
Notice is herrby given that the County
Court of Tillamook County. Oregon,will
cancel the following county warrants, to
wit :
No. of Dale To whom Amt. Scries.
war.
issued, issued.
4408, Nov. 6 1901.
Henry Lederer,
r.
4465, Nov. 6. 1901.
I. F. Hiner
>1.25. r.
4708, May 7. 1902.
J. D. Lawrance.
50. r.
4711, May 7. 1992,
Chas. Farmer, »3.75, r.
5456, Sept. 5. 1901.
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Chas.L.Thompson. »1 i0, L-
5687, lune 2. 1902.
T. P. Hogan, »3 20, E.
And that ifsaid warrants are not pre
sented for payment within sixty days
from said first day of July, 19 >9. tie y
will be cancelled and payment thereof
will be refused.
By Order of the County Court.
J.C. H olden . County Clerk.
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Pure
Insures wholesome and dell
gkCious food for every day j
in every home
No Phosphates
No Alum
**~w'
Wood
Another Lie Nailed
The policy of those who have “strings’’
on the Herald is to bring the Tillamook
creamery associations and the county
court into disrepute Misleading state
ments have been published so often by
that newspaper about the creamery as
sociations that directors of the cheese
factories have ceased to take any further
notice of the individuals who sre contin
ually harping about the co-operative as
sociations and the manner in which the
dairymen are looking after their own
business. It is tbe same old fight, a few
individuals want to handle the dairy
men's products and money, and they
seem to care little what injury they may
do to the cheese industry as long as they
can ttab, in some way or other, those
who are managing, successfully the co
operative associations. It is practically
the same way with the county court, for
no matter what that body does, the
Herald publishes untruthful statement,
and, no doubt, for want of knowing bet
ter, some persons may believe it. For
instance, the Herald says :
WfiBKK is the R oad R oller ?
Where is our gasoline road roller, that
was to be delivered in April. The note
given in payment for this roller has al
ready drawn $95 interest. Will tie
whole $2775 be paid bv the countv
court next week before the roller gets
here ?— Herald.
It is well known that one of the stipu.
lations when the agreement was entered
into last fall, and is a part of the records,
that the county was not to pay anv
money for the road roller until after it
had been shipped in und tried. The lie is
nailed in a letter sent by Beall & Co., of
Portland, to County Judge Goodspeed,
as follows :
“In reference to the notice that appear,
ed in one of your papers, headed * i\ here
is the Road Roller ?” will say that this
roller has been in our warehouse here tor
four or five months ready tor shipment
to vour county at anv time, and we were
simply holding it back waiting until
vour roads were in such condition that
you could use it, and when we shipped
down the roller would send an operator
with it, and make one trip do the work,
and we now wish to say that the roller
will come on the next trip of the Argo.
We don't see how this paper could con-
sistently state that the roller has
already drawn $95.00 interest, for as yet
we have received no settlement from
your countv For the roller, and don’t ex
peel any until the roller is thoroughly
tried and accepted.”
Wood. Wood.
or telephone ROLLIE WATSON
Getting a Bad Reputation tor Call Spruce
limb wood. Immediate
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Matters have gone beyond endurance delivery.
when the iuoth I tone of any community
Call for Warrants.
will permit the life of a Judge upon the
All General Fund Warrants, endorsed
bench to be threatened for daring to prior to July 1. 1907, will be paid on
decide questions of law brought before
presentation. Interest ceases this 31st
him according to the evidence presented.
day of March, 1909.
And yet. at Tillamook this week Judge
P. W. T odd .
Galloway was informed that he would
Countv Treasurer.
be assasimited before he could pas*
Percheron
Stallion
Ville.
sentence upon certain parties convicted
of crime in the circuit court. The party
The Registered Percheron stallion Ville
making this threat may or may not be will stand for the season 1909 in Tilla
known, but Tillamook owes it to itself to monk at Tillamook City, Beaver and
tiecoure purged of such fanatics even Hebo. Ville is the largest and best pro
though the full power of tbe state be portioned stallion in the county.
invoked to accomplish the object.—
L. E. S anders , Owner.
Sheridan Sun.
For Sale.
Quite a sensation was caused in the
circuit court room at Tillamook Mon A horse, eight years old, weight about
day morning when Judge Galloway 1000 pounds. E. Atkinson, Sandlake,
announced from the bench that he had
Oregon. ________________
been informed by a reliable citizen that
Wanted.
Ins life had been threatened and that lie
was not to live to pass sentence upor. a
A home for an eleven year old girl from
certain defendant who had been found the Boys and Girls Aid Society. Any one
guilty of violating the local option law. willing to give this little girl a home
Judge Galloway said it was a deploral le please write to L V.,care of this paper.
state of affairs when a judge was
Timber for Sale.
threatened with assassination and it was
the first time he had been threatened in
For sale, 9 million feet of standing
private or public lite. It was generally timber, about
mile from tide water,
thouglit that the thieat was utrerdd by on the Kelchis river, at »1 a thousand.
some bootlegger. There seems to be ¡a Spruce and Hemlock. A good chance for
well organized gang over there who are a logger to make money.—Enquire of
engaged in the .importation and dis- J, W. Jennings, Tillamook, Or.
tribution of liquor, and it hrs heretofore
been impossible to secure the conviction
of any of the band. Judge Galloway, 30 Acres of Bottom Land for Sale
20 Acres of Bottom Land at Nehalem,
as the spelling of his name would indi
cate. is by nature a scrapper, and his with new barn and rough lumber house,
administration of justice will not be near cheese lactory and school. Will be
balked by anarchistic threats —Tele worth |250 an acre this time next year.
phone Register.
To be sold for $55 an acre. A fine place
for a small family. Enquire at the Head
Whooping Cough.
This is a more dangerous disease than light office.
is generally presumed, it will be a sur
Horse for Sale.
prise to many to learn that more deaths
result from it than from scarlet fevtr
A
good
Young
Horse, cheap. Apply
Pneumonia often results from it. Cham-
bvi Iain's Cough Remedy has been used at the Headlight office.
in many epidemics of whooping cough,
and always with I lie best results. Del-
Notice.
l»ert McKeig, of Harlan, Iowa, says of
The gasoline steamer Antelope will
ii: "My hoy took whooping cough when
nine months old. He had it in the win make two regular trips each day for all
ter. I got a bottle of Chamberlains points on Tillamook Bay until further
Cough Remedy which proved good. I
cannot recommend it too highly,’’—For notice. Fare, 25c each way.
sale by Lamar's drug store.
F. N. E lliott .
If you desire a clear complexion take
Foley’s Oriuo Laxative for constipation
and "liver trouble as it will stimulate
I will pay more for hides than any. these organs and thoroughly cleanse your
Issly in the county. Store room between system, which is what everyone needs
lohnson & Talmage and T H. Goy ire’s in the spring in order to feel well—-J. 8.
law office.
N. E. .M elchior . I Lamar. Tillamook; Hawk & Miller, Bay
City.
Hides Wanted
MONEY LOANED
ON REAL ESTATE.
LONG TIME,
EASY PAYMENTS,
RELIABLE REPRESENTATIVES
WANTED.
The Jackson Loan & Trust Co.
F.-r years I was troubled with bilious-
no** hik I constipation, which made life
miserable for me My appetite failed
me. I lost my u.uel force and vitality
Fe|*m piep.irations ami cathartic* only
made matters worse I do not know
w here I should have lieen today bad 1
■mt tried Cbamlierlam's Stomach and
Liver Tablets The tablets relieve ttie
ill feeling al once, strengthen the digea
live functions, purity the stomach, liver
and blood, helping the system to do its
work naturally.—M rs . R osa P otts .
Birmingham, Ala These tablets are for
sale by Lamar's drug store.
Many weak, nervous women have
been reatorvd to health by Foley's Kid
ney Haaaveiy a. it «timulatea the kidneys
so they will eliiumata the waste matter
from th- Uuod. Impurities depress the
nerves, causing nervous exhaustion and
oilier arluienla. Commence today and
you will wion he well Pleasant to taka. I
—J. 8. Lamar, Tillamook. Hawk Al
Miller. Bay City.
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Biliousness and Constipation.
If you want to feel well. look well and
lie well, take Foley's Kidney Remedy.
It toms up the kidneys ami bladder,
purifies tlie blood and reel ores health
ami strength Pleasant to take and con
tain* no harmful drugs. Why not com
mence toilsi 7 —J 8. Lamar, Tillamook.
Haw k A MtHer, Bay City.
tinning shop at Bay City. 1 o“"tr>’
work a specialty- Wil1 f»rr» a ,U" ' ,
of pipe and supplies. All order, promp^t
|v attended to and work guaranteed.
Absolutely
Pure
A fer
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One cannot hunt or fish without first
taking out a license, and the lines are
being drawn so tightly that one hardly
knows where this licensing and taxing
business is going to end. VS e want to
raise onr protect agaiiiHt having to take
out a license to fish for trout, for several
reasoi's • Fi«st, because we think it was
at the instigation «»I i lie city sports that
the license was imposed, who want to
keep people from fishing ; second, because
we hardly think it is right to impose a
license upon people living in a county
like Tillamook and hundreds of familits
who come here every year for a few
weeks’ vacation, makiug it necessary for
every member of a family above a cer
tain age to have a license; third, because
trout is doing more to d* stroy the sal
mon industry than all the salmon fisher-
mon, seins and traps on the Columbia
river or elsewhere. This is a broad state
ment to make,but one has only to watch
trout devouring millions of eggs in the
spawning groiindsand millions of young
rv to prove thia Under these circumstan
ces we fail toseeany logic imposing a tax
to protect trout. Probably the average
State legislator does not know how fool
ish it is to appropriate State money for
salmon hatcheries and then pass a law
to protect trout, the greatest enemy to
the salmon industry. Ask any of the
State legislators the reason, and they
will frankly admit that it was at the
instigation of the city sports that trout
is protected and a license is imposed.
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The best bit of news, as far as Tilla
mook County isconcerned, that we have
hear for a long time is the announce
ment that the last contract is let to com
plete the railroad, which is t«» give this
county railroad connections with Port,
'and in about twelve months. The ad
vent of the railroad into Tillamook will
bring about wonderful improvements in
the county, and "present conditions will
change s<> suddenly that a few years will
revolutionize things which we have been
accustomed to for so many years in this
bottled up section of country.
New
towns will spring up, new industries will
be started, new settlers will flock into
the county, und droves of pleasure seek
ers come into the county every summer
to enjoy the cool weather, the beautiful
beaches and the mountain scenery. But
apart from this, the industrial growth of
Tillamook county will he phenomenal.
We have repeatedly made the statement
that this countv will become a second
Gray's Harbor for the manufacture cf
lumber, and this will come about at a
much earlier date than most people are
inclined to think. The old mossback,
monopoly, selfish, pull down, lawless
spirit, which have been characteristics in
a gieat many of our citizen will have to
give way to a class who are more pro
gressive, broad guaged and law abiding.
There is a great future for Tillamook
County, especially the Nehalem country
and Tillamook Bay. And the same can
be said of Tillamook City whenever tin*
citizens realize how imperative it is to
the future growth of th* city that llo
quarton slough should be stTAightened
and the water front deepened. This is,
however, only a matter of detail. Tilla
mook County is going to have a won
derful development, and although the
dairymen have made it famous for its
splendid cheese products, this and the
lumbering, fishing, cranberry and other
industries will make this county quite a
large industrial and commercial center.
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Fort Worth, Texas ; or Jackson. Mississippi.
SANDLAKE
Ira Diamond and daughter P I
made a trip to the city on ThursjijJ ■
returned the next day.
|
George Rainsev, ot Dundee. ¡.„„SH
lake this week visiting with Irienrt. J
relatives.
Willie Webb tacked up a very
ous looking notice in front of g. J“
Ha ves' which rend something lit, ¡ l
•Keep off the medow please." g,, —
put one in front of Karrs, Willi, j ■■
too bad to slight them.
Ernest Berg made a trip to TIHs^l
Wednesday returning Thursday,
Mr. Owens and family are CO|||J|I
plating moving to the valley again !
the near future.
The smiling fnce ol Arthur Kay,,
seen on the lake Sunday. Whnt kij3
a magnet do you suppo» J
hold ol him ?
Mr. Brown is hauling lumber |J
week to build a wood-shed and «¿ft
shed.
Mr. Mvers is getting nlong J
with his cranberry) marsh, considn^
the help he has got. He intends pal J
on a large force as soon as he nji
things straightened up a little snd^.
weather gets better.
Marvin Webb and daughter Mat,/4
Faucet Creek, are visiting relatives^
friends this week.
Joe Finigan was on the lake Moat,
with one side of|his lace badly iw
Dr. U. S. Edwards pronoun«d
trouble as girl bites. Belter look
next lime Joe.________
Smashes All Record«.
As an all round laxative tome
healll -builder no other pillscan
with Dr. King's New Life Pills,
tone and regulate stomach, liver
kidneys, purity the blood, st
the nerves; cure Constipation, Dy
Biliousness, Jaundice, Headache,(j
and Malaria. Try them. 25c. atQ
Clough's drug store.
Synopsis of the annual statement of
AETNA
INSURANCE CO.,
HARTFORD, in the State of
on the Bist day of December,
made tn the Insurance Com
sinner of the State of Oregon
suant to law:
CAPITAL,
Amount of capital paid up
in cash .......... .................. »4,000,0«
INCOME
Premiums received daring
the year in cash............... $6,847,
interest, dividends and rents
received during the year
«20,
Income from other sources
received during the year.
Total income.................$7,585,St!
Dr.
A.B
Losses paid during the year|3,761,3k' Rea<
Dividends paid during the
year on capital stcck .... 760/0111
<
Commissions and salaries
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paid during the year .... 1.742,24l%r.
Taxes, licensee and fee.
paid dur'ng year............ 128,SIJ «•’t1
Amount of all other expen-
'edne
ditures ............................... 618,8111 • c
DISBURSEMENTS
Total expenditures ... $7,010,81^1
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ASSETS.
4y th
Value of real estate owned .$ 450,1)0!>!jfore
Value cf stocks and bonds
~
owned............................... 13,814,45L. y
Loans on mortgages and
The
collateral, etc.................
Not* J Mi^
Cash in banks and on baud. l,?10,fft _
Preminins in course of col-
•• ••
lection and in transmission 1.025,8$- the«
Total admitted assets
liabilities .
Gross claims for los.es un-
paid ...................................$
Amount of unearned pre
miums on all outstanding
risks...................................
To Teachers of Tillamook Couuty. Due for commission and
brokcrHee ...................
The executive Committee of the Na All other liabilities ...
toinal Educational Association announc
Total liabilities ...........
es the selection of Denver. Colorado, as Total iiiHurance in force
-.
the place of meeting lor the forty seventh
December 31, 1908 . ..
annual convention, July 5 to 9, 1909.
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR Till H11
The railway lines have made reduced
Total
risks written during ’» 2,745,«ftjj
round trip fares which will be in effect
the year . ..................... I
from all points on the 0. R. & N. and S.
Gioss premiums received
P. lines in Oregon, on July 1, These
during the year .............
tickets will carry a going limit of ten Premiums returned during
the year ............................
days from date ol sale, with final return
limit of October 31, and include stop Losses paid duiing the
year....................................
over privileges in, both directions with Losses incurred during the
in those limits. The fare to Denver from
year....................................
all points on the 0. R. & N. going and Total amount of risks out
standing in Oregon, De
returning direct lines not through Cali
cember 81, 1998 ...............
fornia, will he $75.00 ; and going di
rect. returning through California to
Aetna Insurance Co.
Portland, only »70 00
By W
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m . D.
B. bl.,«.,
C labe .
President
or Secr»Wj|f, *
V.
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W. S. B cel , Supt.
Statutory resident general *8tnl •
attorney in fact :
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Lived 152 Years.
F M c K erciie ».
„111. Parr
■»■■—I'.ngianns
Wm.
England's oldest man-
Portia*
("Ink
married the third time at 120 worked
in the fields till 132 and lived 20 rears
longer. People should be youthful at
80 James Wright, of Spurlock. Kv
TOWER'S FISH
shows how to remain young •• I feej
WATERPW*b«B
just like a 18 year old boy,” he writes
•after taking six bottles of Electric
Bitters ror thirty years Kidney trouble
made life a burden, but the first bottle of
thia wonderful medicine convinced me I
a<-e
had found the greatest cure on earth "
Dattero;.
They're a gmlsend to weak, sickly run
to give ’♦’««¡EiWV,
down orold paiiple. Try them. 50c. Rt
lhe utmost
u. I. Clough s drug store.
ucim»«Wjg
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GET THE HABIT
and
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FOLLOW
THE
CROWDS
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to
"The Spa
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andy
itchen .
The only up-to-date ('onFeetionery and Ice Cream
Parlor In the (Tty.
The latent in fancy fountain drink« and lee eream
aencacies,
delicacies,
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BWCi
OILED«««
GARMEN^
Kills to Stop the Fiend
ç
The worst
h,r 12 years of John
Daye. Gladwin. Mich . was a running
ulcer He paid doctor«» over $400.00 with-
out benefit. Then Bucklen'e Arnica
Salve killed the ulcer an.< cured him.
Cure, Fever.Sores, Boil.. Felon., Ecze
ma. bait Rheum. Infallible for pile.
Bonis. Scalds. Cuts. Corns. 25c. at c’
1. Clough a drug store.
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