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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH a, 1007.
Fvneciall? Richt coughs. Nature needs a
little help to quiet the irritation, control the
Inflammation, check the progress of the dis
ease. Our advice is give the children Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral. Ask your doctor If this is his
advice also. He knows best. Do as he says.
Wa hare no imUI' Wo pobllih J.CA.jrrCo.,
thtformnlMoralloarprtpftr&tton. Lowll. ihn.
acamn"HaniBHianaaaB
SUNDAY
SERVICES
DiYm Think
Or.dc
For YMirsBlf 7
HEyV YORK LETTER
ntlnncdjrompoEoJhco
"be no doubt about the sue
,s. il8latlon In the lower
L How the Bingham bill will
, h lbe enate remains to -....
.... miMi thcro who
trtre stui
, w,tn McCarren nnu u.uu,
. .. in tier cent gas and whoso
Lni on that subject underwent
LMMndunBccountoDiociiuHBB.
. . .u to nn fonr of
I tlU Instance iuc. - -
Untlon In behalf of the uing-
hemo by Governor iiuguea,
)doeJnottneddIo with the logis-
, lUSinCSS. UUt II Bliouiu uu
, ,v. tho handling of a boodlo
L la Albany under the sonrchtng
Lf the resourceful Hughes would
iittended with unusual hnznrdB.
L u district attorney In Albany
Ltr, and a grand Jury. And tho
fjnior of New YorK can remove
district attorney who uocs noi
I oat and punish crime.
announcement mado by Mr.
that Mr. Rockefeller's fortune
j not exceed $300,000,000 Una
mui cuel blow to mnny citizens.
flue Mr. Rockefeller sink to tho
tplflcant level of half a dozen or
U wealthy men Is sucn n disaster
I rosslos and reformers that many
I tie latter may bo driven to forc-
riare and desperation. If Mr.
tciefeller had renlly known how
Ijrlr the brain work of thousands
jpjople depends upon rumors nbout
i wealth, ho would never hnvo ni
ce! the facts to como to light. He
fu!d have published somo ornculnr
attment capable of sovon or olght
cwfnt Interpretations, so that all
tuner of men might construo It
hr their personnl fnncies. Coming
k unequivocally, though, with n
lifeulon that classes htm nlong
the lata Marshall Flold and
er old school millionaires Mr.
Kkefeller ruthlessly robs mnny n
1 soul of raw material for tabic
CTersallon and takes tho zost out
iniay a struggling periodical.
WM. PARKINSON,
o
lluw to Iteiiuiln Young.
I To continue joung In honlth nnd
ptjth, do as Mrs. N. P. Rownn,
ItDonough Ga did. She Bays:
i bottles of Electric Dlttors
1 me of chronic liver and stom-
u trouble, complicated with such
i lnbMltby condition of tho blood
I my skin turned red ns flannel.
a now practically 20 yoars young-
r wan before I took Electric Blttora.
oa now do nil my work with oaso
I atsUt in my husband's store."
mteed at J C Perry, druggist.
DUBLIN READY FOR IRISH FAIR
Hotel Keepers Busy Preparing for
Crowds Six Million Visitors
Aro Expected.
Dublin, Ireland, March 2. Elab
orate preparntlons are being made
here for tho Irish international ex
hibition which is to opon In tho
spring. Hotel keepers are bestirring
themselves to provldo accommoda
tions for tho crowds. Tho Hotel and
Tourist association of Ireland Is Is-
I suing lists of hotols and boarding
houses, with information useful to
visitors. Tho city's preparntlons In
culdo provision for nn amplo food
supply.
Mr. James Shanks, tho chlof exec
utive) ofllcer of tho exposition, esti
mates t'lio attendanco at from 30,000
to 50,000 n day.
"Wo aro well nhend of tlmo," said
Mr. 'Shanks today.. "Wo have ten
weeks hoforo tho opening day, nnd
nro well satisfied with our progress
so far. Tho exhibition will opon In
tho first week of May and will re
main -opon to tho public six months.
During thnt time wo expect to have
from 30,000 to 50,000 visitors dally,
or a total of 6,000,000 people."
Fivo hundred Irish workmen nro
rapidly finishing tho magnlflcont
buildings for housing tho exhibits.
Sinco tho work began tho flfty-two-acro
slto at Herbert Park has beon
complotoly transformed. Dnrron
wastes havo boon changed Into honrd
walks, grassy lawns, flower beds and
artificial lakes. Tho nttractlvonoss
I of tho slto surrounded by hills nnd
mountains, tho benuty of tho mnsslvo
buildings, and tho enthusiasm of the
pcoplo promlso to mnko tho exhibi
tion tho grcntost ovent of tho kind
that Ireland hns over known.
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Worked Like, u Clmrni.
Mr. D. N. Walker, editor of that
spicy Journal, tho Enterprise, Louisa,
Vn., says: "I ran n nail In my foot
Inst.wook and nt onco applied Buck
lon'B Arnica Salvo. No Inflammation
followed; tho salve simply healed
tho wound." Heals every sore, hum
nnd skin dlsonso. Guaranteed nt J.
C. Perry, druggist. 25c.
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Emmett'n lilrtlulny.
Brooklyn, March 2. Tho mom
bors of tho Clnn-na-Gaol nnd other
Irish Boclotlos will colobrnto Robert
Emmet's birthday tomorrow by pub
lic parados. In tho ovonlng thoro
will bo n public banquot nt which
Controllor Metz will preside. Tho
orator on tho occasion will bo Judgo
James J. Wulsh, of Manhattan.
After thi banquot nn olnborato pro
gram of music, by woll-known artists
will bo gone through.
fcKlnu"Yrtii YTni.n Al i- . .i !.!,. i. i
. 'unnya juougui, ruu wuicu ihu uewi
-7 lor vor no years, haa borne tlie slgmUnre 4T
and has been mado under bis per-
&ffi
vfJZA&, Roiial supervision since Its Infiuicy.
t 'yfU'vi in ... . i A.t..
H n auuwho oho to uocctve you m usm
rwiutcrfclts, Imitations and JTust-as-icood" ar- but?
Jjraeuts that trlllo with and endanger tlio hca u of
smm and CbUditm-ExperieHCO against Expoxl .mU
VWc is CASTORIA
2j is a harmless Bubstitute for Castor Oil, Par
?, Drops ,d Sootbingr ByrurMi. It la Tleawuit. It
22" neither Opium, Merpkiae nor other NarceUo
"luiwe. Its nge la Its eaaraatee. It dcatrova "Worwa
r FevcrJUhnesa. It cures DIarrkea ad Wlad
relieves Teething Troubles, cares Coauti nation
jjj - Avcinm(f xrouoieu, CHrw uwwuimvwu
Jkiii i U nsstea tho Food, regulate the
'A riibi Bowclst giiing healthy and natural sdeei.
auureu,s Panacea-The Mother's Friend.
VtiNE CASTORIA ALWAYS
) Bears tlis 8Ifsture of
-A &
I tZ
An4
toa You Haie Always Boupt
' ue For over 80 Year.
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Lutheran St. John's.
Regular Sundny service nt 10:30
n. m. In tho German Lutheran St.
John's church, corner Center nnd
Fourteenth stroets. Lenten service
Wednesday ovenlns nt 7:30 p. m.
Geo. Engol, pastor.
Oospel Clinpel.
.Fifteenth and Mill streets. Sun
dny school nt 10 n. m. Preaching
at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Testimony
service at C:30 p. m. Prayer moot
ing Friday evening. Blblo study
Tuesday evening 'nt 1450 Ferry
street. W. N. McCandllsh.
Christian Science.
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
440 Chemoketn street. Services Sun
day nt 19:30 n. m. nnd 7:30 p. m
Subject of lesson sermon, "Man."
Sunday school at 11:45 a. m. Tho
Wednesday evening meeting Is hold
at 7:30 p. m. Reading room In tho
church open each nftornoqn oxcopt
Sundny. All are cordially Invited to
attend the services nnd tho reading
room.
First Methodist Episcopal.
Rov. W. II. Sollock will preach nt
10:30 a. m., "Launching Out nnd
Lotting Down." At 7:30 p. m. Miss
Clara Bnrgo, formerly of Tncomn,
nnd now field workor of tho Wom
an's Home Mlsslonnry Boclcty, will
speak on "Womnn's Work for tho
Redemption of America." Miss Bar
ges travols throughout United Stntos
nnd earnestly qualified nnd Interest
ing In sponklng on hor choson thomo
Special music both morning nnd
evening.
Reformed KviuineIlcI.
Services Sundny ovonlng nt 7:30
o'clock nt the church on tho cornor
of Cnpltal and Marlon streots. Rev.
Schnoullo will pronch. All Gormnns
Invited.
Cent till Congregntlonul.
Nineteenth nnd Forry streots, Rov.
P. S. Knight, pastor. Regulnr ser
vices nt 11 n. m. nnd 7:30 p. m.
Sundny school nt 10 u. m. Hndcnvor
mooting C:30 p. in. Blblo study nnd
prayer Thursday evening.
Tho First Christ inn.
Cornor of High nnd Centor streets.
Preaching by tho pastor, Rov. D.
Brrott, nt 10:30 n. in. and 7:30 p.
in. Rospoctlvo themes, "Tho Torch
of tho World," and "Tho First Cen
tury Church Doctrine nnd Prnc
tlce." Blblo Bchool 12 m. Christian
Endeavor 0:30 p. in. Pruyor meet
ing Thursday ovonlng.
St. PjuiI'h.
Chomokotn nnd Church streets.
Rov. Bnrr G. Leo, rector. Third
Sundny in 'Lout. Sorvlces nt 11 n
m. nnd 4:30 p. in. Sundny school,
10 a. in. Dally sorvlco during Lont
at 4 p. m. Wodnosdny 4 nnd 7:30
p. in. All welcome
German F.vnngellcal.
Thoro will bo English pronchlng
Sundny nt 11 n. in. In tho Germnn
Evangelical church, cornor of Liber
ty nnd Center street by Rov. G. W.
Plunior.
W. O. T. U.
Mm. Mnrv R. Geer will nddross
tho gospel tomporanco moellng Sun
day, March 3d, nt 4 p. m. A cor
dial Invitation to all.
Flint Presbyterian.
Church stroot near Chomokotn.
Rov. Henry T. Bnbcock, pastor.
Morning service at 10:30 a. m
Preaching by tho pastor. Subject-
Hearing tho' Word." (Parablo of
tho Savior. First of a series of fivo
sormona on tho Parables. Mrs. Wig
gins will sing, Sunday school nt 12
m. C. E. at G:30 p. m. Evening
sorvlco nt 7:30 p. m. Preaching by
tho pastor. Subject: "Rejected
Lovo." Miss Margarot Flower will
sing. Mid-week prayer meeting at
7:30 p. m. Subject: "Africa," mis
sionary meeting. Public coidially In
vited to all services.
Irdi
ilnei
you
ODftn rour mnniti l v v.nn
rulp dorni vihatoTcr food or taoJl- I
wuucrtujroui
V n tit t
AD lntplllrfnfc llilntrlniy trrtman
In neCU 0 WlV'f from Wllnuu.nnnnn.nnM
pln and suXcVnc, then It tnctn much to
you that tbcrCsfy.n trlM and trjWhone-
medicine nr n-v rornifT.iffr'i"'t b
druggUt for t)n cr of womsnN IIIL
Hi ' 4
Tho makers of Dr. rietw'a Farorlto Pw
scrlDtlon, for tho euro of wok, ucrrousi, run
down, over-worked, Uebllttatod, paln-rackcxl
women, knowing thlatncdlclne to bo mnile Up
of Incrcdtcnta, every ono of which has tho
atroneost posstbto Indorsement Of th leadlns
and staudinl authorities of tho oeTcral
schools of practtpc, aro perfectly nllllntr, and
In fact, aro only too clad to print, as they do.
tho formula, or Ht of IneredlrnU, of which
It U cotmxned, n plain i'tipICju on orery
bottlo-wrtpptr.
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Tho formuU of Dr. Plerco'a Parorlto Pro
scription will hoar tho most critical examina
tion of medical ospcrti. for tt contain, no
alcohol, narcotics, harmful.' or hablt-formtnc
drusr. and no ovent entora Into It that Is not
hlehly recommended by tho most advanced
and lcadlne iredtcal toa'Chers and author
ities of tholr jiovorali uphnnls nf nrxt1n
Tlieso autliorltiw recowMBoh'd the Ingredients
MaMaWMHkStarMMMkBHHBMaaMailM
'Wliiiiiiaiiitiiiiiitlif liflsili't
CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
of Dr l'tt-rcof yalorTto Prccrltlon forthn
Ciiroof e,ri'y tliey ailments for which
worlil-famml medicine Is advloxl.
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No other medlclno for woman's Ills has any
such professional endorsement as Dr. Pierce's
FaTbrtto Proscription has rocelred. In tho un
qualified recommendation of each of Us
sororal IncrcdlenU by scores of loadlus' medi
cal men of all tho schools of practice Ia
such an endorsement not worthy of your
consideration 1
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A hooVlet of inirrcdlcnts, with numoreai
autboratlvo proteslonal em jrsomonts by Uio
loading medical authorities of this country,
will bo mailed frte to any one Mudlng namo
and aridruits wth roiuest for same, Addreaa
Dr. R V. Plorco. Duffalo, N. Y.
HARPER
WHISKYgl
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Cri3? 'IBvjIksssssssa
A DELIGHTFUL UKVKRAGH
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A SAI12 STIMULANT
A GOOD MEDICINE
For snlo by
A. SCHREII1KR.
Garden Seeds !
Wo havo a Inrgo stock of
Gardon Seeds Ju bulk. Our
scods aro all 1900 crop; no
carry-over.
ONION SETS.
ABk for small onion sots.
You got threo times as many
to tho pound.
FIELD SEEDS.
Fancy Hluostom Whont,
Chovolln Ilnrloy, Oats, Corn,
Clovor, Alfalfa, Field PeaH,
Land Plastor, etc.
Distributing ngonts for
Coulson'8 Egg Foods,
Coulson'fl Chick Foods,
Coulson's Condition Powdors.
Tho largost wholosalo and
retail dealors in tho city.
TILLSON & CO.
151 High St
1
I
UiiM-omltigly Church Rov.
Toronto, March 2.At Cayugn
today the cubo nt tho suit of Rov.
Dyke, pastor the Methodist church
against Alexander Mitchell, ono of
tho church trustees, whom h-i
charges with assault and unseemly
conduct in tho church, will ho invj
tlcated. It anpears that at tho Sun
day services tho pastor remonstrated
with Mitchell and accused him of
biding tho iilnto after collecting tho
offertory. This lead tc a. set-to which
broke up the service in confusjon.
It Is alleged that tho pastor was
paid more than his stipened last
year, but this understanding was
that his stipend had beon increased.
This year tho Increase was not forth
coming, and tho trustees accuse him
of deducting tho amount ho consid
ers coming to him from the collec
tion plate, heace tho precaution or
Wf MMWlsiMt
Gold Dust Flour f
ll Wl .1 ll I. I 1 1 i
Md by TBX KTDKBY POW-I
I XE OOMTANT, BUaajr, OrtfOii,
f 3ad for family ue. ,Ak yourt
9 grocsr for it. Bran and worts
I always oa hand.
I P. B. Wallace !
! AGENT
OT
O. C T. CO
STEAMERS-
POMONA AND OKKGONA LKAVK
VOUTIiAW MONDAY, WKtOiW
DAY AND FRIDAY AT 1 t
M., TUJBWAV, THURSDAY AND
SATUKDAYi AX A. K. COM
COKVALW TGUmAY, TKUflDAY
AND fUTUHOAY ABOUT I. M.
P. K.s BALDWIN, At
FOR flAlM
For Sale. A fivo and a Btx-rqom
houso, with from ono to six lots
with each, woll located in East
Salem. Good bnrgntns. Isaiah
Schonoflold, 21st and Marlon Sts.,
Saloiu. 1-28-tf
For SjI A comploto box mnniifnc-
turlng nnd planing mill plant. Ad
dross E. Rurkholdor, Albany, Or.
2-20-tf
For Sale Ptiro blood Plymouth
Rock eggs, GO cents n sotting. In
qulro Mrs. O. Iroton, Snlcm, Routo
3, phono Farmers 3G9 2-38-lw
Two Lots for Snlc Ono sot to fruit,
woll improved nnd fenced. For
particulars soo Derby & Wilson,
Salem. 2-28-Gt
LODGES.
Foresters of America Court Sh.r
wood Foresters, No. 19, Moots
Tuesdny in Hurst hall, Stato Btroot
Loo Abblo, C. R.; A. L. Drown,
F. S.
Central Lodge No. 18, K. of P.
Cnstlo Hall in Holmnn block, cor
nor Stato and Llborty stroets.
Tuosday of each week at 7:30 p.
m. E. W. Hazard, O. 0.; W. I.
Stnloy, K. of R. and S.
Modern Woodmen of AmerlcA Oro
gon Cedar Camp No. G24G. Moots
ovory Thursday ovonlng at 8
o'clock in Holman hall. W. W.
Hill, V. C; F. A. Tumor, Clork.
Woodmen of World Moot ovory Fri
day night at 7:30, in Ifolmnn hall.
J. A. Dlckoy, C. S.; P. L. Fraslor,
Clork.
Llnrolu Annuity Union. Sick, nccl-
dont nnd ponslon Insurance, $2,
000,000 pledged; ovory claim paid
Good nRonts wnntod. J. H. O.
Montgomery, supromo orgnnUor,
Box 432 Ualom, Oregon. R. R.
Rynn, socroctnry, G40 Statq stroot.
MUSICAL.
Arthur Von .lessen Tonchor of pi
ano; touch, technlch, Intorprota
tlon. Thorough proparntory course
Advanced students prepared for
public appearance. Rosldouco CG8
Contor St. Tel. Main G20.
2-28-tf.
MISCELLANEOUS.
$:i(.0 A month nnd board will bo
paid for a good farm hand. Philip
. .HeoMo. . Phono 08 Suburban, on
Jofroreoii road.. 2-28-3t
Plnno Tuner L. L. Woods, piano ox
port tuning, repairing nnd poltith
ing. Lonvo orders at Geo. C.
Wills' music storo, Salem.
2- 0-lyr
A. M. Uunnell Voavor of portloro,
rag enrpota and rugs, old Ingrain
carpots mado Into rugs any slzo de
sired, also rugs and carpots for
salo, In school room of Pontocostul
church, 194 South Twelfth stroot,
Salem, Orogon. 2-8-3w
Concrvto Work. Got my prlcoa on
sldowalks, curbs, uoptlc tanks and
comout work of any kind. All
work guaranteed tlrat-claas. M
Ward, Highland ndd. Phono 500.
2-11-tf
BUTTERNUT BREAD
It Is worth moro than any other
bread, yet tho price Is no hlghor.
For salo at your grocer's.
CALIFORNIA IIAXRIIY,
Thomas & Cooloy, Props.
lTutto & WcBtk'rotli Flno wines,
liquors and cigars. Wo handle the
colobratod Kellogg and Castln
whiskies, Cool and rofrosblng boer
constantly on drough. South
Commercial street 9-3-lyr
DrewHifutklng Plain or fancy dross-
making done uy roruana iauy oi
exporlonco. Mrs. A. N, Munsoy,
35 C Sovcntoonth Btroot. Phono
1171. 2-27-lwk
sm ssssslssssUtlHsls.
ifull
WOMEN -
It
nkkr
rtoborMno lv what avary woman
moat dslre prfot complexion
It brlnx that soft smooth, fresh,
.clear lint lo the cheek that inutes
youthfuloeu". It will brlna- luty
to thos who laek it. It will retain
i' for thos who already posstss It
It will enable you lo aurcossfully
combat tho ravage of weather and
llm Don t doubt-4on' arauo Just
r rtnhertlna Your drUKslst wll'
give you a freo aampl. All dru
rlts xeep iipDeriiae.
Hair Dresser A flno assortmont of
- goods consisting of first-class work
Combings, rooted and put up nice
ns cut hnlr. Old Switches dyed to
any Bhndo. Shampooing a. special
ty. All work guarantood. Will
ho nt Salem March 4. Call onrly.
Mrs. C. A, Spauldlng, 46G N. Front
St., Salem. 2-2 7-1 w.
Salem Iron Works. Founders, ma
chinists and blacksmiths. Manu
facturers of all kinds of Bawmlll
machinery. Hop and fruit drying
Btovos, oto. Manufacturers of the
Salem Iron Works Hop Pross.
Contractor nml Uullder A. J, An
doraon, contractor and builder, es
'tlmatos furnished froo. It will
pay you to bco mo boforo you
build. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call at 41G Court, stroot, or plume
G44. 2-lG-tt
NEW AND SECOND-HAND GOODS.
New nnd 8ccon(l-IIatid Geo4s.
nought and sold, also range,
Btovos and cooking utensils, dish
es, granite and tinware of all kluia
Give us a call. O. L. MoPeek, 17$
South Commercial Bt. 8-lS-ly
1'IIYBIOfANS AND SURGEONS.
Dr. D. II. Grinin, the Hiociallflt
Monhlnc All drug and llquer
habits, which he cures In 3 days.
No monoy until cured. 214 Trade
St., Salem. Ore. Phono GG8. Joaa
Doyens, Duslnoss Manager.
OSTEOPATH.
Dr. II. 11. Wliito Graduate of Klrkt
vlllo, Mo,, undor foundor of Os
toopathy. Room 21, nreymaa
building, Commercial street.
Phono 87. Rosldouco G89 cornor
Mill nnd Twonty-flrst Sta. Phone
1219. Treats acuto and chroals
dlsoasos. Examination froo.
11-17-tf
BI.I...I IB Ml,, I, Ml.,,1 I
rLUMBBRa.
Tlieo. M. llarr Plumbing, hot watsr
and stontn heating and tlnnlag,
104 Commercial stroot. Phoae
, Main 192. 9-1-ly
la"BHS1SSSSaaMHiWtSMSIBSMSiaSiMBHMaaSSSSWiBSMiSBWBMSBSHBHM
M. J. PeUel Plumbing, atoam aa4
gas fitting. SuccMUor to Knox H
Murphy, "20 Commorclnl itrf.
'Phone Main 17.
DRAYMEN.
It. O. CtiiuinliiH Succossor to White
Cummins, express, dollvory and
transfer lint. Prompt sorvlco U
our motto. Furnituro and piano
moving a specialty. Stand at 156
South Commorclnl stroot. Phone
17G. Rcsldenco phono 908. 8-4-tt
BASH AND DOOR FAOTORIS8,
Frank M. Brown. Manufacturer
aaah, d.vors, mouldings. All kinds of
bouio finish and hard wood work,
Front stroot, bet. State and Court.
WANTBD.
EjRKgj
Wuiittxl to Jluy Huavy draft horses,
weight 1400 pounds and upward.
J. Connor, Wlllamotto hotol,
1-28-tt
Help WniitiHl.- A doron good mou
for work In nursery. O. F. Lans
ing, Quaker NursorloB, on Gardon
rond. Phono GGG. 2-22-f
Enlarged ,
Our meat markot on East State
struct has been doubled In alto and
wo aro bettor prepared than ovor tp
sorvo customers. Prompt sorvlco aud
tho best of meats our motto, Call
or phono 100. IJ. M. Edwards, Prop.
WnntMl, Stenographic position by
young woman wishing to mako
ehanKO tho first of April, Six
yoars' experience. JOxcollqnt ref
oroncos. Address "Stenographer,"
caro Capital Journal. 2-19-lru
Wanted Gentleman or lady to travol
for mercantile houso of largo cap
ital. Territory at homo or abroad
to suit. If deslrablo tho homo may
ho used as hoadquartors. Weekly
salary of 11000 per year and ox
ponsos. Address Joseph A. Alex
ander, Salem, Oro. 2-19-lm
SALEM WATER COMPAM
OFFICE CITY HALL.
For water servlee epply at oaloa
Dills payable monthly la advaaas
Vake all complaints at tke oflce.
HOLLHTCn
A Bstr Madloia for Buy ?o?!.
Irises QoUsa UtsJib. aid Kw4 Vlfsr.
A ap-elflo for CnnsUruiUAn. Imllcwtloo. IJts
and KWnoy TroubW, liit4f, Ktytnu, liupurw
WaoJ 1U.I Unsalli, HlutnUli 0rl4, IfeailMk
and lUckaclw), It'a liicby Mountain T4 lu Uh
let form an cents t box Oemiibtf maJe tt
i(OVISTK4 PstM (VlftNY.f )lMI. W(s,
cettaff it.
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