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Kwv-fWHPwwarw hL :UZXaA 4 M 1 i;i DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, ,. BALKM. nnrnnS. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 100 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL I. HOI'KH, Ed. and Prop. U11ip and DeTtlopemeut of All Oreion. PM(Acd KTr Bnfllnc Except 8uwlr, J'" BUHHGKIPTION RATES. ffnvulibir In AdraiJCe.) .p,rx.r .....H.00 Ef- , w , rf r r, fcf ra mi, pec 78- 4.00 Iff meotti... . l.C 81 mooths ... Mc ft flPBOIAL JKLIVKKV. rMtcncii of subscribers brunch dellvory offices are eeUb iLT ofloniSi iSSSTrt 36 co.t per month, $!. for threo Www Store, F 0. Da Voe Boa. Asyh.mATmu Junction. SfrKao, gcvonteenth .tree! A. W. Um. pardon Ro4 itora. DW iters, Alex. Dane. Ui Cooer efc I JJtreot. Otottrfe Store, 0. M. Bapley, t State itreot. Fair around Stre, Hsrrlse Dee, Fair OcottBdi Road. Hewell'a Corner, Twelfth aad Cnm aUeeta. O. K. Grocery, A. A. Hugleba t, Twelfth street. JZliZ.u A w n Wk-. Hfchkiad trestle. TT lrk Bter r. O. ewef car. Twelfth tad Leslie, hiHlHil1ll r ".A Crocx Name at Home "Is a tower of strength abroad" and the Refused to Pay Poll Tax. Street Commissioner Martin is be- ins kept busy in collecting tho do tmiKhi the Me$ry of Departed Distinguished Juists-Kesolitiois Put Oi Record by the uio County Bar Association, Adopted Janu- iay tt was brlof, but bo won icarcoiy loss ronHplcloiiu In prlvnto life than ns a pulillo ofllolal. Surrounded by tho wmmmmmmmmmMmmmmm Mamaint and ItCNOliitions or John Jowph Murphy. ;)oia Joseph Murphy, an nttornoy of this court and for many yours a, broad and fortllo aero of tho old recldont of Marlon county, was born homoeUmd wlioro ho was born, whoro la Ireland, Juno 2, 18.12, and died ho llvol almost all his tinys, nnd tasar the wtnt entrance of tho county , whoro finally bo passed nway, ho was court lioiiso In Haloin. OroKon, Juno tlio oracle of a wldo count Ituonry and 19, 11)07. lie had oxoeodud by at J with generous band, dispensed hoi ost flvo yearn the meaHiiro of life pMnllly aiiRKoatlvo of the lauded pro tUtottod In man by Holomon, nnd on prlutor of the old colonial day. tho ttnnno of hie prnfttsslonnl Inborn Among the oldest of Oregon's na tiovasauddonly called to oloson long tlve none, of Stalwart plonoor Block, and nallro wirr-or. hu stood apart from lili fellow ,n In narly manhood he oatno to Ore- stranger to the narrow HolflshnMM Kon, front California and took up bin which too largely characterise thoHo rosldonou nt (Jhampoog In tho north-'of crowded oltlos, a Hplundld product em part of Marlon county Ho war nf thu rugged pioneer dnyn. Ho hud carpenter by trado and pursued tho altruism which com on from plo that iKKiupntlon for several yen re. ' neor hdspKallly and ltliitlnaexi. tho lu ll was n Justice of the pernio In atincu of the pioneer, nnd he was a Cbampoog precinct In tho Inttor six- lovw of tho woods and Htroamti nnd tics and Ida nhnnieterlttlo tllwpoBltloti ' the mountains. Of Httidlous and mo to know all about anything whloli ho thodkml hnblts, uuobiHruilvH to the wndnrtook una- perform ii d it Him polm of.tlmldlty In denllng with mn enrilUhly led htm to study law, for (,B imm V wnit absolutely fetir the purport of Hint oltloo. He wus i,, H8 ttxprwuloiiH of oploulon tterwanU oIwMihI shorlff of Marlon R,j doallng with all umtters of etinnty uml hU eonnimtlon with the ,Mlbjc Mureet. Without iecfl am courU n iob orncor and -tho legal t,m0Ht IM dusp)l the arts of the imiUH aifuotlng bis ailmluUtnUlon (H)Mrtr nm the time serrer. He nt the shrievalty still further stlntH- .m,, umx nor eared for popular tated )H nweareh In the taw, so Uy A Mll of leMM eonvtrtloMs that fce studied urstemstleHlly shiI ,, olM Hrm RMa tbrttU H wis WtUt hirly sdwHMd to the bar nf Mprel of opinion, he ws wMhsl t MP wert of this elate In R kimiXf Md fonrteows grntlfwen. irrj Me eerl with sWIIiy In the , hu mUr ,,,,, )n .11 of his lNlejHtnr of Ike sute ft4 In rarl-1 rmMUt1u ,0 ,h0 p(lb,k ti t fruBa (His nlttaNe In the elty ftmeB E1N, M B tkor. he was model e - --- ll nAtMI AuMAMkl ss)lM eset . I . ...... " "" "" -rm-- riilsen. Hie aeftth le tbe'ioss or one t9 U- MM(ai inesweior win ergv &Bd UHHj I'ur mm elxteen year prior l) his 4eih he wu clerk ol the MHtxftMM eonrt of the atate of Ore Koa Ms4 died Isrumboit of that OtPft. ta ertry reielloH both iMhllf and ilHl hU psaord tiswul mmryttt IntottTler $m Utemgk auiiMri ! Ui trsiKXle of iiolllles and tho hiw, Mt his prew: as sa satintoahU, yot M on wa trwOifHlly aaaii hi honor as trtettd or too. He was a pro tiuunaod ma a la wklTr be aader twk Hil ii wfia loaioNs tor a f rteeul wocllent reputation of C. I. Hood Co. and Unqient poll tax assessments and their remedies In tho city of Lowcii, wnero igVng attention to tne iraproveua-uw they art belt known, Inspires confidence ,Qf th(J strcet8 n0 reported last Monday to the council that a largo number hadHcglected and refused to pay their poll tax and during the same meeting a complaint threaten ing Mr. Martin was read from a citi zen charging that tho efficient Btrcot commissioner had dug up his yard. Tho report of Mr. Martin concern ing tho delinquent poll tax Is na fol fel fol eows: ,AB Salem, Or., Jan. G, 1308. To tho Mayor and Common Council of tho City of Salem, Oregen: Gentlemen: I bare tho honor to report that tho following named persona have failed, neglected and refused to pay the road poll tax duo from thorn to the city of Salem, for the year 1907: V. P. Foster, Frank B. Baker, Ed. Keonc, William Crothera, II. E. Al bert, William Albright, S. L. Lloyd, A. D. May, H. H. Hunt, J. L. Combs, A. L. Brown, Charles Brounstoln, C. the world over, not ory In the medicines bnt In anything their proprietors say about them. "If Mado by Hood It's Good.' I bellere Hood's 8arsaparllla the best all round fwnllr medicine known todar." Mas. G. D. Fablst. a Wilder 8t. Lowell. Mass. "I recommend Hood's Bawaparilla to any one." Joiw B. Dvrrr, 11 Auburn Street. Lowell, Mass. "I m a stronjf and heattlir woman today, from Uklntf Hood's 8arsparllla. which I keep In the house for all the fwnllr.'j .Mb Pamxis Da loii, 108 Lcrerctt Ct. Lowell. Mass. MI consider Hood's Barsapartlla th best bloodpurlfler In the world." Mas. Jkkkis Z. Cahltou, 113 Liberty 8t, Lowell. Mass. Hood's BorsoparilU It sold everywhere. In the nsaol liquid, or In tablet form called araatabs. 100 Doses One Dollar. Pre pared only by C. I. Hood Co Lowell. Mass. upright and Impartial jurist. De voted to tho common law, he dollght ed In studying and tracing Its legal principles In solving matters of litiga tion, and possessing a mind at onco penetrating, logical and exact, he did not rely on precedent merely, In tho consideration of a cubc, but bont all his powora to find out tho legal prln clplu Involved and to apply It with logical exactness to tho solution of tho disputed point, citing precondents to fortify it. Ho bad tho faculty of slating the fucla of a caso with roraarkablo brevity without sacrific ing porspecuity. Ho brought out tho point In dlsputo sharply and distinct ly. In formulating bin opinion ho was cautious, painstaking and criti cal, avoiding all dlffuslvenoBs or nin- nccoesnry elaboration, kooping tho logal principles nlwnys In sight and prosstng It upon the facta with logi cal ncumon nnd oxnctneee, nnd load ing by tho rntlonnlo of his deduc tions IrrtMitlhlllty to the conclusions reached, so that his opinions woro goueraliy short nnd pointed, rnroly obscure, always logical, and their Judicial rnrrectnoes seldom disputed. Thoro was no olomont nf fear in his mind, nor any dread nf consoquence, wlion his convictions beenmo fixed. His first and chief aim was to find nut thu logal principal which nppoal od to tho point In dlNputP. and to till oiid, frno and freqtiont discussion with his collenguoM and n tlrolom Itivefttlgntlnn of tho books woro the means for I(h nccompllshmont; and the rosult, when roachod, pnssod the fiuoetlou boyond tho four of any con sequence to bluiRolf nnd nothing re mained lit to deelnre tho law. He was quick to discover Incongrultlee In nrguiuenUi, or to fix up )$ In 4 hem, when really sound for lack of orderly arranaeiuent, or want of rlearaeas. No pretentious faker of law could deotdv or IhiiI his wind o,j ,4..-inT ihn n.ist year, rna Btatcmenta aro as follews: Mr. C. D. Mitchell of 2412 Avenue C, Birmingham, Ala., has this to say with regard .to his belief in Cooper a medicine: "I havo been troubled with indigestion and stomach troublo for tho pnst year. I had heartburn, bloating after eating, gao on stomach . . ,.. iniunn nf Ihn heart. "' m- f SrKT TWwT ,P I- ta S of Vy back, Stousloff, 8. B. Martin A. T. Wan. i symptoms, nnd was F. II. Borger, S. Norcou, u. . ih. James A. Homington, Grant Teeter, C. B. Parker, W. H. Solleck, Sumpter Craig, J. E. Zlnn, Milton Meyers, Otto Hoadrlck, E. F. Douglas, F. A. Turn or, H. C. Larklns, Chnrlos Sauvaln, Jamoa Ollnger, II. R. Gamble, M. E. Pognio, M. C. Matthews, W. H. Dnt rymple, Jamoa W. Roberts, W. L. Brounstoln, Charles II. Jones, C. D. Gnbrlelson, Robort Dormnn, T. E. MANY INFLUENTIAL PEOPLE , ADOPT NEW THEORY Statements from Followers of Cooper Obtained Keceif. ly in Various Cities A number of statements from ago I started taking Cooper's Ne, M,innf twvnt located In various Discovery, and after UBing the ifia whore tho widespread discus- tentB of -threo bottles I was entire!, slon over L. T. Cooper's now theory cured. I can now oat and relish anrJ regarding the human Btomncli nns ining mat my uppouie craves. Tke recently waged, gave an wea oi mu w ! ui u great &tom. Intense interest the young m v.u u.u.Mb. Caufleld. Very respectfully submlttod, J, M. MARTIN, Street Commissioner. o- Ni'v City Attorney. W. E. Koyea, who for some tlmo has beon nn assistant in District At torney McNnry's oflloe, has opened nn office of his own over the Capital National bnnk since his oloctlon ns city attorney. Mr. Keyes hns beon verv busv the lart few days moving nnd fitting up his now quartors, but Is now ready for business. "Wait. has the best wished of his mnny friends. o Wlion MUST RELIEVE IT. Wrll'Knmvu Salem Toll It So Plainly. People vinitni nt much distress. I tried mnny romcdles, but rccolved llttlo or nn hnnnnt from them. I was advised to try tho Cooper preparations, and did so. In one week's tlmo I was Im proved wondorfully the first relief I hnd boon nblo to obtain. Mr. Cooper's modlclne does all ho claims for It." Mr. J. O. Sprndllng, of 705 South ToJon stroot. Colorado Springs, Colo,, nys: "I wob troubled with Indiges tion for two yoars. It causod mj n grent donl of suffering nnd mUory. I fld not dare to eat moat at all, nnd everything I did oat soured on my Btomnch. I trlod various romodios, hot found no relief. Throo months Mr "Wm. Codlor, of 408 Grari Btrcot, Syracuse, N. Y., la very stront In his expression of belief In the ne medlcino, and has itho following to say on tho Bubject: "I have suffer. cd from catarrh, or tho noBo anJ throat for four years. It must oar' been communicated to my stomach for all this tlmo my stomach hajl given mo much pain and sufferlnr My Btomach was often sour, and n; food did not digoat. I was bothers by n continual dcslro to spit, kU thoro was a constant droppng ol mucus Into tno throat. "Tho first relief I have been a to obtain is from Cooper's New DIi- covcry, which I havo been taking fe: nbout n week. My catarrhal condi tion has beon greatly Improved anl my Btomnch Is nlmoit well. Mf Cooper's medlcino hns benefited oi moro thnn anything I have ever used." Those Btntomonts are from reliable citizens In various communities who havo trlod thoso celebrated medl clnos. Wo Bell them and will giu ly oxplnln their nature to any om lntoroittod. J. C. Perry. tlagulshed tor Its erudition la the soitrr of our Jurisprudence; who as a legtslatnr rerkoaed the rblhU of the cotnmoa peopl as the 'object of hie moat jealous care; who as a wan sad a4fhbor was ever kind aad iabMsjtMtf and la all thee rleatlosta his Integrity was a arm and uayleldlui as the oahs of hU native hills. He was devoted to the law, espe rlnlly the cosnwoh taw, aMd be stu ttlexi it with laduatry. and becaaa well roraad la Its legal principle. STSTmi tfof the '?Mr-,u - tm ' wi vmim mwni'ii it who a a lawyer aad Judge was d la- for like Lord Bacon, he thought aa When public omlorsement Is mado by a representative citizen of Salem the proof Is positive. You must be lieve It. Head this testimony. Ev ery backache sufferer, ovary man. woman or child with any kidney astray with a mere juggle of words trouble will Had profit in the reading of specious arguments, bached br I Jacob K. McCoy, retired, living on citations of ancient authortlee nerer Capital street, boyond Mill Creek. rd, much leas understood. He was Salem, Oregon, says: "There has a good listener, attentive and patient ibeen no raoa tor me to change my not rapttous. and seldom Interrupting tood opinion of Doan's Kidney 1M1U. W.ir.1 alf iikJii uiu nuil Iks inlil. MslU. awn tarr Orlglaally f M "f ,U T " bal UwlUsd a44Ws.it.Mi. ha wm daUr- " V T JtoM. mlnd lo irnniwe ht. Mtd aad an- tAiMi - '- ' Jarg hk stur t knowhMRa'by per- ) f" .. Wwaled to tlaaiits' t etHil)- and ltniratsblHtr f. ,M,1 mmm rt,u " l,ljM ot twinrah lto " lov Mr l-Jr "aa a, " A warwaad swnwwia tHattd. an Th w1 Ttai to hla opiKiwttt U) he rckd with, Ws WM H Kw m on eaa KarthW aellvlUs. m tt.la.1 srJ ha tHUwHl prtiiesptSi. aad rtlat(M , hsaviaj rwaseied wasjaary sad ' MliaHXy aad lataartialiy W ffwfMaA IMV Wsieg!ia) overtalklng Judge a tingling cymbo1. Ha liked to hear a good argument, and especially to reud one well wrought out, elaborated with full naas aad lllnatratail by references too and cfoplons qaotatlons from the au thor It lea. He wanted to understand all sldea of the case, and accorded great Hbarallly la Ha dtaruRslon, con sidering It to be the duty of a lawyer to aid, tnatruct the court la the ad- mlalatratloa of Justice. To him the law and its Judicial admlnlatratlonI got Doan's Kidney Pills. They was a high calling and Imposed Ideals gave ma prompt and busting benefit. of duty that permlUad no deviation. I have recommended them ever since Jwhlch I expressed through your pa- prs three years ago. I procured the remedy at Dr. Stone's drug store at that time and received the most grat ifying results from their use. I was relieved of kidney complaint of sev eral years' standing. The principal symptoms vrre In connection with the kidney secretions aad any strain objeou of the union, and an plainly rhagas of the kidneys. Nothing I Cow. land In lots 1 and 2. block !, tflWn nf M'nnfliunn ... J had found in the way of medicine .,,. nn ' "' " " ' ' imm im u, hatlafAv rllf iinlll . "" w "OT,'R J"u gjs s w ee r4V "w j awawt rtw Transfers of Itral Ktdnti. The following deeds havo boon pln,cod on record In tho olllco of tho Marlon county rocerder: Henry Tnickor, ot ux to E. B. Knm, 100 ncros In t 7 8, r 2 w, w d $10,000 Harriett Smith to C. T. Moulton, lot lfi, South Sllvertou, also ne Vt of lots 3 nnd 4, North Sllvorton, w d 10,000 L. J. nnd A. II. Mllos to W. E. Wny, Innd In Mnrlon county, w d 4000 h. J. nnd A. R. Mllos to W. H. Wny, lou 13 and 14, Sun-' nyslde F. F. No. 9, w d.... It. J. Smith, ot ux., to Eliza beth Stelner, land In Robe rts' add to Salem, w d .... Miriam Allen to C. Mahwlorf, at ux.. lots 10 and 11, blook 1. Knights' add to Salem, II sssas assist W. J. Steele, ei ax., to W. I Hall, land In Marion eetmty, W U fa 'A. M. Parvln, et ux., to U C. Dannlson, lot 18, block 4, Quean Ann add It Ion to Sa i em, w d .... , , .,,,,, K. W. Mlaltr to M. V. Corby, 144.80 acres, In t I, r 1 o, w d .... 2000 Louis 13. Rauch to Qortrutlo E. E. Huucli, land In Mnrlon county, d 1 A. M. Dnlrymplo, ct ux., to P. V. Cotter, ot ux., lot 0, Wal ler's ndd to Snlom, w d .. 1, o Tt goo-: to tbo rool of dlsMt.', strongthonn nnd lnvl3cmtcs. its Wit- giving quallMoa nro not contained In any olhor remedy. IlolllstcrV Roclty Mjtmtaln Ton hns stood tl( envorost tost tlmo. For tnlrtj yn&rn tho ouroBt roracdy. 35c, Tk or Tnblots. Dr. Stono's Store; 1400 1300 900 t J. and M. A. Gow to J. K W l. LORtt. U II M'MAHAN. W. M KAlftstlt. V. u. MOOKJaaV tinouua K. lt'itNarrr from truth and Jaetlee and scrupu lous raotltwde. He lived up to his ataNdard and died loved aad re crattad. Your committee, la awbmtttla thee resolutions understands and fHlly appreciate how vulueJue thay are is ajaaage the grief of those wan mvasl Jadga Waldo, or to portray the man to those who will come after us. bat we spread them poa the records admtalaiervd. well knowing that we have baea an I H waa not a trial lawyer: he had "M ' of him aa much aa hU then when occaaloa has arisen. For sale by all dealers. Prlea B0 eaats. FosUw-Mllbara Co.. Ungate, New York, sol sots for the United States, Hemember the name Dean's aad take no other. a lov for Ma wraagllags aad dsssm- iMMass: hU salad was not roaatllatsaj hoaorable life jastlies; sad ceaacloas that the reaolutlou r not pr Ivt the coateatkMM aad traggtea of (uartory. bat are iadtugs of fact Dolph U Haoghklrk, of Rainier. after vlaltlat; Mr. aad Mr. L. R. Stln- mm. of this city, ha son to Corvnl- lis, hvr he will resume his studies la the Agrtculi ;ral College. S76 GOO 300 tram the uadlaputabl record of this ood man's lit. In the mesttory of trial pmHfc: he had IHtl latagtaa ' ' Ua aJHt no dtasMMitioe to ladalg m MUnidra nod HIuimh of Joba m4oral ettrarsloas; he wu tori Xr coaamltte aad alt who kaew UriJtHrhbjr Walda. f H and rvartee but aeldom I-,1". idg Ha'do yt lives and e.v Jha ftrssejearOM Wstdu. i-htr delged n hlmfir h Mhed U hear , bacicnt laiaeact for a better' JMaatee of the sapreeae rsmrt a th g"d story or snocdutc. tad ws Uf. & higher Ideal of cttlaea I iJleof 0ea, dlrd t hi riaiiisae s p.r4v liu.n.r siihoush he rar blp. Trui It atay b said el him. Iw hfej Wshta HIM vt aVUem. chi "d ui hi user f and hB he did I "ttbt he lavea behtad UbB ll' 4MMMr i. !; U waa j!ty a atxvd on, full .f the path of sa,M U H MMAHAN. W. U KAIlsMt. v n MOORH, w v loan. t.K-tmr.hi h. BURXBTT. im ewe mer , in. ta. irfew. a) Sef point. w. ( 1$ u te id h smashed ated b hi I the tt ut the ud r.ow . fntWt UamicI Waldo, th antd pkv th etrtuttu uvm. vher hla mlad iwset. oae aoaeraaw name la raac M no its nt rv Mia whre In ral4e hstei a- bear, lie reeelted utrhes of ihoigti sd optaloa wss' tt n sehaasl dacatsea and sa taim sat rritli ttd where th aim ' tWi,wi crttdjaitUd (tmt Qs WIN nd ii.jm i . iv a,is-ht sad HtaatMs Uahatty la the ef tsju.anutiy miuv tn man sadt Hi Me wa a4saMtM la the bar sm u this siaee au ..ii w-.l 1st ISH. la IStf he Msirtel h ttsj . iw. .... ., .. ... .7 I A HhclHW HaaJtb Lvl. I have reached hufher hesUU U IStf h uaajnteil Uu aitaj ... ,v- ... .. .. " I "" r . . ., w.. . .wti .w. .r uiii. 11 a ttauaiiv ..- ... OsW Ita4uaea. vrb with a deagb- .: ta it,, uad-rtaklne asj . V ,7L..T " W, bar, Ma, teittt, Wa'd, .arvlfs him. ' .u a ue , u waJ iLZ' Jt MUi' WdUi 3 " I lU mu.y Hit r-tlt career ;, M fc0 tW, t4i luMv ",'J 8Sc ' i i DEPOSITORS in the SAVINGS DEPARTMENT of the Capital National Bank Arc requested to pre sent their pass books for the purpose of hav ing credited the semi annual interest due January 1st. Jos. H. Albert, Cashier 200 75 100 ny, lou 8 and I, blook 7, Pal mar' add to Mt. Angel, w d J. K. and It. A. Plckaaa to C. M. Waken. 19 aare In Ma rlon county, w d Anton Selfer, at ux.. to M. and T. Durich, 5 acres In t 6 a, r l w, w d C. W. Corby to AHn m rwl !. lot 3, blook I, Unlvdrsl- ' ty add to Salem, w d joo Ceo. McNeill to Charles Drls coll, et ux.. 14.S4 seres. In d l of Icutus Smith, wd.... ,W. p. Schnller, et m.v it p. p. TBoma. 4 ser. t 10 s, r 3 w. w d , V. S. aad A. r Pt.uuiL , Carpeater. et wc 1 re in , $, t f i, r 1 w, w d , IrtoB Peadletog to Artlg V. Porter. lad in t 4 a, r 1 w, acd Presto Peadletoa U A. 6. Whltn, lejul lg t 4 a, r 1 w, Qcd ,.,... Preston P41ato ha lig'ia'i'tj Whitney. un tt 4 a, r M Proa Peadletoa a U, a! Whitney. Itsat t 4 P . Q r d Preatoa rHudietoa to a O Whitney. led la t i , r j . . c d Proton fVudlte ) CssMsy Vbltney. Uad In t 4 a, l d t w. d e d Prteto Pendl.trtn to Clara B. Whitney, Und In t t $, T 1 "ilw.Hes O P- Whlt.. et al.. to Prl ton P-nJleto. in, , t 4 8 I aad 2 w, q c d Present oil With Hnnilsomo Pipe. The mombora of tho Snlcm flrode partmont nttor tho council meetlc? 1R00 Monday night nroaontod C. N Cbureh til, tho retiring onglnoer with n M', merachntim pipe, which g'ft t voteran Are fighter rcfhJ wliv emotion. During ywteidny nmrnbi Ohlef of Police Oibson, who bii been told of tbo intention ot Ui company boya, brought fn'in store to his officii oight o' ten fi pipes and nt the reir-iest of the fin boys explained to Mr. ChnrthlH he waa about to mnko n nMUone a nreaent for n friend nnd n- beknei that he (Mr. Churchill) -was a E0 Jwtlae of a ilio. nskod him to roal Ihls aeloctlon. Mr Churchll, aiW1' examining the tobacco burners. l. ... i. ...I, I. ah ailtaassU COO.iected one or tno unesi wimuuv nectlne that ho was to be lh rew Innt. Mr. Churchill has ferved W city as n member of the fbe depart ment slnco 1830 nnd has been ti eineei for the nast two yoars retiring from tho company he carrta ...1.1. 1.1m ihn onnfl tvlll SHU " .1,11 I, .1.1 w..w oWUM .. n'lalim. nt niinru nlf.nlll.ir of the fW which was demonstrated In the km Mast ovonlng. Q soo t I o I. I B - i niiMim ,: Wliv SiirTpp From RhcumathO? Do you know that rheumatic J-' can bo relieved? If you douot just try ono application of CbafflW Iain's Pain Balm. It will maV9: nnd sloop possible, and that cert ly means a great deal to any on flleted with rheumatism. For v at Dr. Stone's drug store r HICKORY BdRK Cough Remedy ESmiSBS tO'lBEaK. Coughs. Colds CROUP rr f f 1 T'i i r-"" Whoopinf Coufh MMfMntt, Rvititrlk .1 St 8 SORE THROAT THROAT. ndlliNCS U iOm ViM ttUMt WM MW8T CO. 1 - sauv. cerco. u s. a. Birf""" Iil tmtm (5 J Mt. lMfih Call amrwnmp mw ft PrlcAS 2F. GOft. 1 1.00 Soil1 flrat-clasg druggists everywhere- BasaW
