Daily capital journal., September 15, 1908, Page 8, Image 8

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DO Y0U GET UP
WITH A 3VAMI5 BACK?
KMncy Trouble Makes You .Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news
pttra. ifhour.c to know of the wonderful
D I
cures inane y m.
Kilmer's Swamp
Root, the grcaf kicl
cy, liver and bind'
i dcr remedy.
It istlic great men
fcnl triumph of the
, nineteenth century :
yj VP" 1 'rtQ:J of scientific rctcait '
H.-iicrt ' Dr Ker. ll
--" eminent kwutr-r .it'
bladder- specialist, and is wonderful!
successful ill promptly curing lame bach,
uric ncid, cntnrrli of the bladder and
Bright'' Disease, whicli is the worm
form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root in not rec
ommended for every tiring but if you huve
kidney, liver or bladder trouble It will be
found just the remedy you need. 11 Las
been tested in so innnv ways, in hospital
work and in private practice, and has
proved so (successful in every case UuU n
st)ceial arrangement has been made by
which till readers of thin paper, who have
not nlrcady tried It, may have a wimple
Iwttle sent free by mail, uljon look tell
ing hjorc nliout Bwnnip-Rool.niul how to
flndoutif youimv'ekidncyor bladder truu
blc. When" writing lentlon reading this
generous offer In tin paper inuisena your
address to Dr. Kiltuir
& Co., Uiughainto;'
N. Y. The rcgulir
fifty-cent and on
dollar size bottles u
Itoms of Bwunp-ftaot.
sold by nil good dru agists. Don't make
any mistake, but n uicmbcr,tlic ttufuc,
Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
Htut the address,, Viiighanitou, N. V., oa
nvery bottle.
QAVE TJIIfl DEPUTV
SHERIFF THE BLIP
(Lebanon Critorlon.)
After bolng nrrostod at Scio on
Thursday evening on a churgo of. as
sault and buttery Vfofurrud by
Wayno Howard, of Waterloo, Thom
as Page, ft young man who wnu op
orating a atnnd tit- tho fair grouudH,
loayod from ho rig whllo bolng tnk
on to Albany by Duputy Sliorlff J.
IJllyou, and tnado his oscnpo. Page
was also charged with carrying u
concealed weapon,
Troublo between Page and How
ard aroao wbon, It la aald, Howard
bogun Intorforing with Doug. Ham
ilton, tho itinerant proauhor, who
was attomptlug to drlvo through tho
fair groundi). Page In mild by on
lookoru to havo resented Howard'
actions toward Humllton, aud during
u Htiarrol, struck Howard ovor tho
head with tho butt olid 6f Hninllton'H
buggy whip, indicting a deep bcalp
wound, Pugo then wunt to bin
stand whoro Bhorlff Smith and Dep
uty Munkcrs nrrostod hltu on a
charge of uusault and buttory, and
of carrying a coneoalod weapon, ns
he whs found to liavo a rovolvor In
hit pockot. ,
puorlrt Smith turned tho prlaonor
ovor to IJllyou who started to drlro
With his mnti to Albany. Arriving nt
Mlllor'a Btatlon Page junipod from
tho rig, aud though IJllyou gavo
chasoj liiudo his oscnpo in tho dark
noaa. Thoro iu no trace of tho young
man, aud It la not llkoly that ho will
bo hunted for very hard by tho an
thortle, a roportn aro to tho effect
that tho prisoner wan not to bo
blamed vory much for ills act.
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OFFISHItED $40,000
FOIt OKHGON MINK
The owners, of th.e-llale-lgh 'copper
initio Iti the Trail creek dlntrldt,
about 35 miles northeast of this city",
woro recently offerdd $4 0,0 OK) fo.r
the mine, but turned tho offerdown.
Tho offer was. made by an English'
rnnattanv. "'!'."
Last week two pf tke owners of
the mine, accompanied by Dr. J. F.
Hcddy, who-) also an ownor, visited
tho mine. The two visitors. D. C.
Hums and William Hart M. Hamil
ton, came from Santa Barbara, Cab,
and wore tho guests of t)r. ' Ited'dy,
whlto in this city.
There In considerable dovelopment
work going on tho rnlnf and pros
pect aro becoming brighter every
day. In fact, Hie prospects at tho
proHont jtlme nro Buch as to lead the
owners .jto reject tho offer of the
English ,cotnpany"!of; f4p,000';fo,r'th9
mine. "?. ' ,
Tho .Work .of developing tho .prop
erty is' to be carried" on In tho fu
ture on a larger ,scalo In order to
determine the oxtorit of tho'proiporty.
Med ford Trlbdno. '
O. A. O. Day nt the Fir..
The O. A. C. Is planning for "blc
things at tho Stato Fair. By special
arrangement Friday, tho 18th, hail
boon sot anldo as O. A. C. day nn'
at that time Oregon's greatest school
will mnko a display worthy of such
nn Institution. During tho morning
hours there will bo demonstration
In Block Judging and fruit packing
nnri a genornl display of work cal
culated to glvo the pcoplo of tho
state of Oregon some adoquato lde&
of tho Bcopo and effect vpnenB of. the
work at tho Agricultural .collogo. Jn
tho afternoon ablp speakers will tnjk
on vnrlotiH phases tuf farm, orclard
and garden worlj, thcHO talks bolng
niustr1tod ntt thoroughly as possible
Tho ovonlng will bo dovotod to a
program of music, speochen nnd
further Illustration of Agricultural
collogo work. To enllvon tho occa
sion proporiy, a largo number of
O. A. C. atiidoiHti will ongngo In col
logo pantlmoB tho sorpontlno danco,
Jolly-up, football rally, college
Hongs, and will proiont other phniKH
of student life, Arrnngomouts nro
iiiado for n gonerous nuuntlty of
printed material, placards and such
like, so that It Booms reasonably
cortaln that visitors to tho 'State
Fair on Friday noxt will realize that
tho Oregon Agricultural collogo In
actually on tho ma'p, thoroughly
alive,, and accomplishing groat,
things for tho farmers, Indiustrlnl
pcoplo, and tho boys ami girls of
tho statu.
This b tho first time In tho his
tory of tho iftato of Orogon that n
day at tho Stato Fair .has boon sot
uttldo for tho Agricultural coflogr..
Tho management nt tho collogo will
loavo nothing unrioho to mnko tho
day an artistic success. Howovor,
the people of Benton county and of
Corvnllls can add greatly to that
Hurcoss by making It a point to ho
nt the fair on this particular day
wearing O. A C. Inslgnln, carrying
pciimiiitfl and ongnglng In O. A. 0.
activities at every opportunity.
Thoro Is talk of running an oxcur-
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
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The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears tbi
Signature
of
In
Use
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Thirtf Years
CASTORIA
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BAILT UAMTAL JOCRNAfc, SALWrf, ORBXXWf.
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BLAME HER
For who cannot holp it. Women aro
often cross, Irritable, hysteric, and
declare they are driven to distrac
tion at the slightest provocation.
Men cannot tuidoratnnd why this
uhould 1m) bo. To Ilium u is a mvs-
tory because in nino times out of
ton this condition is caused by a
serious feminine derangemqnt.
A remedy la necessary -which nets
directly upon tho organs afflicted, re
storing a heal thy normal condition to
tho feminine system, which will
quickly dispel all hysterical, nervous
and irritable conditions. Such is1
lydiae-pinkham's
vegetable: compound
Tho following letter serves to
prove this fact.
Sirs, aiuttia Copcnhavcr, 315 So.
21st St., Parsons, Ivans., writes:
" For twoyenrH I buffered from the
womt forms of feminine Ills, until I
was inmost driven frantic. 'Nothing
buf, aiorphinu would relieve inc. Lydia
E.' PinkliamV 'Vegetable Compound
brought me health and happineM and
wade in'c n well woman."
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia E. -Pink-ham's
Vegotablo Compound, mado
from roots aud herbs, has been tho
standard remedy for female ills.
Nand has jKfidlively cured thousands of
wojnon who have, Ikjou troubled with
displaceuirntf"., iu fiannnation, ulcera
tion, tlhroid tumors, irregularities,
pertodiu piius, imciaiciie, tnat ocar-lng-down
fooling, Hatuloncy,indigcs
tion,dir.iness,orni'rvousprostmtTon. "Wliy' don't yon try it?
airs. iMnkbnin iiivites nil sick
woiubii to uii lui for ndvlco.
Hlto has trub'i'il f lioiismulH to
Uoaltb. Address. Lynn, IMiikh.
slon from Corvnllht on Friday. Why
not.doMhlii nnd make Hint uxcurnlon,
a record hroaker? Ccjrviilila Tlnuv.
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HAIiRM MAItKKT,
Iiowil Wholivftiii' Miirket.
13gg 2r.c. . , . ,
'Iluttor Cronmcry, 32 10.
po'vSTr-ISa.GO.
Hons-i-lOc, young chickens 12c
"Local wheat Silc.
Oats lOo.
Harloy $22. 5p.
Flourw-Hnrd witoni Vl valloy,
$4.25. .
Hay -Cheat, 0; ilorel, '?' per
ion; timothy, $11 12.
Onions - l.ilt'cwt,
Ilops--1 907 orop. BOno. '
Cascara Hark H 80.
Moholr-li:.' . ,
Hotnll .Miir'kiiU
OaU- Jl.46.
Wheat $1.0.
I3ggn 10c,
iluttor Country, UQc; orttiuiiiv,
35c. i t
Flour Valloy, $1.25 por snok;
hard whoat, $1.40S1.45.
llran 90o per soak', $30 por ton;
shorts, $1.30 por saak.
Llyestnckjy j '
Egga 3Bc.y y-i '
rttook JiOHUp-l.flOl
Stoers 3vai;'' , . i
Voa(-,Gq7u.. , ' (.
, '.TroplrabFrnlls.
HamAn.iB-i-$CO.
Drnnirnti t'i nft '
Leinpna $66,,..
.loitIid 'Sbykcts,
I'tHillry-waq, 43 .dnoks. ilSIT
HcplgfonB, ofilfll'psr tOxon.
MllUtufftrrlfran, iC,
Flour VaUI IMO pft saqk:
hard whvt, $l4pr '
i.Gno4lf(ir HIHohsiicsi,
'I fookLwai of Qhnmborkiln'a
Stomach "and sr.lwr Talilt Jast
night, and 1 foJ M pur cyit hUr
than I have for weok. saya J. J.
Flrestonn of AllttRnn, MIoU. "Thcvy
aro certainly u tluo article fur bll
IousUobb." For sale by Dr. stone's
drug storo. Samples freo.
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Slate Fiilr'n SjHVial Trains vU Okv
gtu KhH'trlrt Hallway.
Snoelal itrliinn will Uuiva Rnl.tni
during fair weqk n follews:
. in. . p ni.
005 , 1 45
05 3.2S
10:15- .',5:30
11 06 ': 0d
All truliiM will Atoit lit Statu j.lr.-.'f. I
iIIimhI ktrvet nutl lllghluntl avonuo in
! U.l.ttli..,. ... XI 111 L.,.. ...!.. .. ...
InkiV on or Jet tlT jvnengr, ;
Kor run tier inrorinatian umly la
C. K. Alhln. njwnt, phona 392; or
O. F. .WnWfi P. A., ParllMHl.
9-iyj.lw.
DON
mMtmJESm
MJJMDAT, SEPTEMBER IB, IMS.
CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
Three Lines, Thrco Insertions, 25c.
i?oTsalooSo good team of horses;
a eholce of threo teams. Qustav
Mttzner, ltouto No. 3, Balom, Or.
9-ll-lw
For Sale Half carload of couches,
lounges nd Davenports, from
$2.50 up. Tlio goods got wet at a
fire Jn Portland. O. A. Chapel, 323
' Centor street, corner of Conimer
.clal. t i 9ll-tf
For Sale 18 head of Merino bucks,
from tho Minto slock, ono of the
oldest breeders 6f Merinos In Ore
ann. Prlco tlO oer head. O. W.
Eoff, Salem, Oregon, ltouto No. C,
Pox 42. 9-11-1 m
FOIt 8ALK.
Good 8-room houso with 2 acres of
land; good barn, chicken park,
plenty of fruit; carpet goes with
houso; good .woodshed; $3900,
Good now houso; 4 bedrooms, with
good woodhouee; good barn; 3
lots. $2500.
5-room Iioubo; good well of water,
2 large lot; plenty of fruit;
$1100.
Good C-room house; bath tiled
bath good banomont, good
atablo; plenty of frulr ?n place,
stove and other fufnlturo goes
with It. Prlco $2000.
Good 7-room hauso; good woodshed,
ntabio; good veil of water, brick
wall undci house; 3 lots, sonic
fruit; $2000.
Good 7-room house, 3 bedrooms,
closet for each; one tollot, bath,
septic tank;' olctrlc wired; porch
closo In $1750. ,v r
8-room houso; good atablo, porch al
most ell around tho 'house;' two
largo lots; $2100.
Also aonie houses for rent.
J. O. SIIULZ. .
I'M X. IdlKTly Htreel.
IIUY NOW.
Now is tho tlmo to buy real ostato in
Salem. Population wlU bo 30,000
In 1915. Watch Salem grow, for
bargains seo us. Wo aro going In
offor n block of lots in South Si-
1cm for a fow days only; lots $70
to $200, don't ovoriook this snnp;
50 lots In North Snlom, $75 aud
up. llronklyn addition, $50. Don't
pay rent but buy n lot and go to
building at once. Tortus given,
ijtaoo.
Cozy 5-room house, woodHhod, good
drilled well, pump, 1 '.& lotn, would
be cheap at $800.
81)00.
Ilnrd-nnlshnd lioipo, 5 rooms, pnntrv,
hasoineut, good brlrk foundation,
barn, chicken houso, 1 lots, close
In. Terms.
8IN00.
Modern house, 7 rooms, olectrlclty,
pantry, bath, toilet, wnih stand,
sowar, front oast. Modern house,
closo In. For price aud full par
tlcr.ilnrs call on us today.
FAHMS. FAUMS. 1'AIOIS.
Wo havo some of the voryliost farms
In tho valley. Prlco $20 por ac
and up. Bvvrnl jooil exchange.
fHrtiM for flty prnperly. What
havw you to rdu In city or coun
try property? So
1IHCIITKI, -M JJI.NTOX,
:tll Slnlo Stm-f, llnyne llldg, It 7-8.
. '
$81.00 por ucro, 275 acrM, 75 acres
In nultlvutlon, 0 hcio In orchard.
25 anros Iu Uwavttr iIhiii laud, bnl-
aueo In tliubor aud pasture; good
8-room houso, 2 barns aud linplo-
meut shod, It Is lino dairy farm.
3 V4 mllcB from Mt. Angol.
$S000 17 acres, 10 acros In ohorrlos
(700 Royal Ann, 150 Ring, 150
I.ambort) ; 15 acros of applos two
yoars old; 5 acres of prunos four
years old; 15 acres whoat laud:
2 noros tlmbor, oak and nsh. Ali
fenced with wire; Houso cost $19Q0
barn 30x30; ' Implomuntn go with
tho place; 4V& nillwj from Salem.
A mouuy-mnkor.
Wc Have Some Choice
CITY LOTS
for Sale, Close In, at a
BARGAIN
$31.00 por'aoro 120 acres, 70 aar
In oultlratlon, a !lu fruit nine!'.
I Ait us show It to you.
TDO GOOD lU'SIXKSS l'ROl'OSl
TIOXS IX) OFFER.
$.0(H CITY RONDS WANTED.
Ferguson & Fisher
jmnorN derotajilkh
J Ivory Hint Prttl StuWe Old" Pn
oMco .Stable, at 154 Ferry sire
ht)iwen Cnmciercittl and Frm
lreta, Telephone 1X8. Some n
h ftnei llvri i ihe eiu
u fewjd Jro. W$Uott & Johni i
aUj.juEops, lO-.l-.lyr.
8KB Mr BAJiaAiNS.
Commorclnl hall for rcntt for dwell
Inzn nnd lodcintt hous
A splendid 40-acro tract; flno Im
provements, orchard, wtSjnuta ana
loganberrlas; excollont spring
water at houso and barnj C milch
out.
100 acres; splendid dairy farm;
houao, barn, orchard, fplondid
spring water to both houo and
barn.
Housoa for calo and rent money on
real estate; notary work 3ono;
fire, llfo and accident insurannn
that pays it lostca. Promptly em
ployment ofllco for all kind of
work.
K. It. HYAN,
Corner Commercial and Center fits.
UAItOAlXS IX HRA! ESTATE.
C acres flno land, good house, barn,
nil kinds fruit, on good road close
to school; good homo; $1750. A
snap.
73 fine lots, -close to carllnc, only
$75.00 apiece, investigate.
Wo havo some oxtra bargains In 2
farms if sold at "once; havo some
fluo acreage to soil, also fruit
farms; houses In all parts of tho
city from $C00 up. Money to
loan. If you want a homo sea
A. 0. SMITH & CO.
Iloom 9 over United States National
Dank.
MISCELLANEOUS
IiOt A whlto nnd tan pointer; 11
cciibo tag 184. Return to 225
Twentieth street for reward.
9-12-tf
Frank E. Churchill Representative
.of tho Western Conservatory of
Music of Chlacgo, in this city, will
ru3iimo clnsscs In piano, sight
reading, hnrmony, theory, history,
etc., on and after Soptembor 21.
Lessons will bo glvon In tho homo
or at tho studio, as preferred by
- tho pupil. Studio rooms and 8 nnd
9, Opera House building. Rosl
donco phono 1100. 9-1 2-3 1
Cement Work Concrotc wnlks, sop
tic tanks, comont floors and foun
dations. Estlmatos furnished and
all work guaranteed. J. P. Vetch,
328 Marlon street. Phono COS.
9-10-tf
Wcngcr ! Cherrlngton Pianos and
Organs Bolu on easy terms; tola
phono 11S7; 247 Commorclnl
Street, Salem, Orogon. tf
Salem Cash Market Tho Ilncst cut
of meats at tho lowest prices. My
phone 370, 247 S. Commercial St.
P. W. Royoitr., Prop. 7-21-tf
Help liirnbdiel Fri of Clnu-go Uy
Latham Iind Company, 475
Stale stroi't, phono No. 149. Por
tion wanting holp pleaso call at
ofllco or phone us. Also havo cows
for sale.
f'onrrele Work Get my prices on
nldewn'ks, curbs, septic tanks and
comont work of any kind. Al
work guaranteed flrst-class. M
Ward. 2378 Maplo Ave., Highland
Phono 509. July24-tf
t onei I.iioiIht nml Fuel Co. Luni
bor .shingles, building material
wood and coal. Low prices anf
prompt deliveries. One block eat
of 8. P puBengc"" depot Phon
198. 7-3-tf
Ilutto WVnderoth Fine wlnei
liquors and cigar. We handb
(be relebiated Kollcg gand Cattb
whHklo Cool nnd refreshing bee
cmifctanrly oi draught. 8outl
Commercial street, 9-S-ly:
Knlargwl Our moat market on
Ev t State street has been doubled
in slio und wo nro bettor prepared
han ever to scrvt oustomors.
Prompt service and tho best of
meats our motto. Call or phone
199. B. E. Edwardi Meat Co.
The Home Seekers Information Uu
reau will pluco you In direct com
munlcatldn with owners of farms
and city property. Chamber Com
merce, Porthnd. 222 N. Commer
cial street, Salem Or. 7-21-tf
Lost A lady's hat on penitentiary
road, botween Illlhee hop yard
and Twenty-flfth street, Finder
leave at Journal office. 9-143t
Taken from Passenger Repot Fri
day. August 4, yellow leathor suit
eae, containing gent's furnishing,
S. P. book of rules and 8. P. ntv
tlonary nnd other articles. Pleaso
return to agent passenger station
nnd receive roward. 9-14-
Students to Board Parties wishing
to board and room students should
loavo Information nt tho Capital
Business College. Phono 388.
9-13-3t
RUTTERXUT BltEAD:
It U vorth more than any othe
read yet the prlco is no alghnt
"or tU at your grocers',
CALIFORNIA BAKERY.
Thonian & Cooley. lrop.
PLUMB ERS
'beo. M. Ran- Plumbing, hot wat
. and steam heating aud tlnnini
1 3 1 Commercial itreul Pbon
Main 192. 9-1-1)
M. J. Pet tel Plumbing, stean ap
gas fitting Successor to Kaox
Murphy, 226 Commercial ttr'
'Prone Mala 17.
House ForSafe
ALL NEW
ALL MODERN
ALL COMPLETE
Flvo rooms, $1250. 0ur reason
ablo prices bring quick results, Fry
come, first served.
Voget Lumber Co.
South Fourteenth aud Oak,
ioDOHsT " "
Carpenters Union No. lOflTTuTT
Union No. 1065 o! Carpenters tw
Jolrors of Amorlca taeet ewr
Saturday ovonlng at 8:00 d (.
Hearst hall, 420 State 8t. A?
Dennis, Hoc. Bee
Foresters' of Amiflca flnnrt b
wood Fore8tora, No. lj. !
SatAirday night In Holman hft
State street Waldo Miller, 0. R..
J. C. Perry, financial secretary. '
Central Lodgo No. 18, K. of p
Castle Hall In Holtnan block, to
ner Stato and Llborty ttntu
Tuesday of each week at 7:0 ,
m. Oscar Johnson, C. 0.; E. ll
Anderson, K. of It. an(j a.
Modern Woodmen, of America Or
gon Cedar Caap No. 5246. Mt
pvory Thursdciy evening at t
o'clock In Holman hall. W. W
Hill, V. C; F. A. Turner, clerk
Woodmen of World Meet every Frb
day night at 7:30, In Holtnan hall
E. Lupton, C. C; P. L. Frailer,
Clerk.
Lincoln Annuity Union. Sick, ten
dent and pension Insurance; ,
000.000 plodg-d; eTery claim pm
Good agent wanted. J. H, C
Mongomory, supreme oanlm
Dos432 Salem, Oregon. R. h
Ryan, socretary, 54fi Btnt itr'
HASH AND DOOR FAtTOKIKo
aush, doors, mouldings. All kinii
of houso flnlab and bard vo
work. Front etreat, betua 8U1
and Court. Make all ,uhi!Mi
al th. nnlcn.
DRAYMEN
Cummin ltros.' Transrer Cetupanj
All kinds of tranaror work d
. Furnlturo and pianos boxed reid)
for shipment. Prompt serrlc i
our motto. Stand aud oOc it
25S South Commercial itritt
Phone 810 Ra!dencr Pbonti M
REAL ESTATE FOR BALK
.NOTE
THESE
Twonty-ono ncro, IM mllei
from Shaw, Ws story home,
born, 17 acres prunes, all Iu
bearing. If sold at onco crop
goes with place. Price $1375
Flftyflvo aoros on Howdi Prairie
,7 mllos from Salem, good
room house, good barn, J6
acres cleared, balanc In Umber
nnd pasture, 20 acre9 In hopi.
Prlco $110 por acre.
City lots for sale cheap. Small
amounts down, balance l
monthly Installments, no intereit.
OLMSTED LAND CO.
373 STATE STREET.
WnutedXIdlicTloork for bo
nnd room by high sthool tM
Communicate with J M Po
suporlntondont olty school "
ofllco, 440, roaldenco 330 9-L2
Wanted At onco, good boy to carrf
papers, ono with pony preferrfi
Apply to Journab
Wuntetl to buy A blacksmith &W
with or without tools, la ooa
ratlnn In eltv. Will hUX c
property at a reasonable prk
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Address Fred Hupraa, -
ga avenue, Marquette, Mien.
8-1$
WuntiHl Monoy to loan If T
havo money to loan on real
at 6,7 or 8 por cen;. send it too
as I have many apH""08
such loans. Bank fc?eCWCrBV
ulshed on application S. R
er. 82 C Board of Trale Bid, iw
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When at Newport g" " f?g?w
Rowln's Livery Stables tor v--
move your baggage.
best girl a drive; to go to(U.
Rock. Seal Rocks or any P w
terest l.n small or iars "Li !l
nnd fee'4and a flur k" kM
arntindr'Wreful drivers o
tho beach. .Glra us a trial.
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