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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-26

Physicians and parents have bccn
brought face 10 faco with tho necessity for
making strange choice in burlington,
u. Two little sisters were sick with dph-
thoria The Chicago aud st. Louis boards
Of health were appealed to bat antitoxino
sufficient for only one treatment could ho
obtained. This meant lie for one child
and death for the other The relatives
thrank from the choice, and the physicians
made application of tie remedy to the child
most critically III. IL lives. The other Is
1rad
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-26
A COSTLY APPLE TREE.
Farmers Objection to Having 1t Ruined
Cost Him a Fortune.

N
Tho dearest epple tree in tho world
stands on the Albert Smith farm in South
Strabane township, Ps 1t has cost its
owner over $40, 600 In cash and no doubt
much ment&l suffering. In 1887, whom
the Smith pool gushers commenced TO
break the oil market and ruin speculators,
the company which held the lease on the
Smith farm decided to locate a well near
tho boundary line of the Cameron and
Smith properties.
The timbers for the rig were on the
ground when the owner of the farm OBJ
jected to the location, claiming that II
made on the spot chosen IL would neoessi-
tate the ohopping down Of favorite apple
tree. The manager of the drilling COM
pany had conceived the idea, however, that
the location was "A promising one, and be-
coming tired of Smith protest decided to
gain his point and get even with the land
owner at the same time.
Acting on this plan, he had the timbers
hauled few feet, reversed the derrick and
boiler house, placed them just across the
line on the Cameron farm and drilled the
well within n few feet of the original loca-
ton. The well came In gushor of the
largest caliber, producing 5000 barrels of
Oil per day. A large percentage of the
petroleum must have come from under tho
Smith farm, but the hole was on Gamer
on's land, and tho latter Of course received
the royalty.
The we'll Is still producing some oil, and
the property owners share of the output
has amounted TO over S4b, 600. The apple
tree still lives, but il is said to have been
ruined by the close proximity of the we'll
Other wells on the Smith land brought the
farmer wealth, but his apple tree, which
is now famous among drillers, cost him
ear.--Philadelphia Times.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-26

The casualties on tho railways of the
United States for the year ending June 80,
while less than those for the preceding
year, greatly exceed tho losses i'm any of
the battles of the civil war. There were
6,447 persons killed by the railways, of
whom 32f were passengers, 1888 en-
ployees and i,300 victims of grade cross
ings or trespassors on the track. OF tho
injured 23, 422~were employees, 1904 pas
sengers and 5,443 other persons. Tho year
before there were 2, 727 employees killed
and 81, 7a9 wounded. Improvements
adopted ifoperating trains are beginning
To tell In the increased safety of employees.
A reduction of o,2ll in one year in the
number of casualties to employees is re-
markable showing st. Louis Globe
Democrat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-26

M. Alexandra Dumas has left two un-
published comedies, La Route a Thebes"
md LA Troublante. IL is now known,
however, that neither will ever see the
light Strict injunotions were laid upon
his executors 10y M. Dumas 20 burn til
his unpublished manuscripts. The de
cision Is regretted by bis admirers. as
great things were expected Of one ut least
Of these comedies, La Trouhlante. +" which
had been read to certain intimate friends
according % whom II WAS a masterpiece Of
wit and satire. 49, London News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-26

A remarkable wedding took place at Nc
Guffy, O., the other night. The parties
concerned uro Christian Shuitz, aged SO,
and Miss Martha Cowan, aged 80. They
were school children together in Germany,
sho emigrating to this country with her
parents when but Is years old. They knew
nothing of the whereabouts of each other
until last November, when Shultz came TO
this country and through friends learned
that Miss Cowan was somewhere In Ohio,
and from that time until now no has been
on search for his loved one. and just
found her. when arrangements woro made,
and they were married. Chicago Times
Herald
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-26
Big Oil Strike In Ohio.

There Is wild excitement at Marietta,
o., among the oil men over what appears
to be the biggest strike the county has
known since the sixties The Glendale
Oil company, composed Of men from
that city and Boston, has made a strike in
the Borea Grit, on the Becker farm, six
miles east of the city, which, unless all in.
dications fail, will prove "a gusher, and
means more 20 the county than all the
ether oil business combined. From the
knowledge of the Borea sand the indica-
tions arc that the well will make several
hundred barrels per day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-26

While the alleged powers of Europe have
virtually sat with folded hands and lef
Armenia TO tho mcrcies of tho Turk thC
Red Cross society has shown itself an &C
tual power before which even Moslcm bru
tality must halt In its carnival of doyiltry
philadelphia Record.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-26

James Finnegnn, an old soldier of on
Inventive turn, fastened sandpapcr TO u
bicycles pneumatic tircs and spun over
frozen Orange lake. Everything worked
well until the moisture from the ice took
The grit from the sand, and ihon there was
no grip The wheel rcfuScd tu rovolvc.
1nd Mr. finnugan tuok - tumble and got
hart. lie says Lc will try agcin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-26

The Red Cross society has undertaken
the work Of distributing relief to tho suf-
fering Armenians, and bonevolcntly dis
posed persons throughout the country will
no doubt wsieoTne the advent of HH Hgency
at once so humane, SO capable and 50
trustworthy. The Red Cross helps 70
minimize the worst effects of war. 1t
work Is useful and noble. In Armenia
and everywhere else It ought TO have ali
the help that it needs. New York Worid.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-26
COLoRADO'S GOLD BOOM.

There are no doubt many solid mining
properties in the Cripple Creek and other
Colorado goidhclds, but shares i'm such
companies arc not offered freely on the
market But IL Is tho shares Of these now
ly exploited mines which are offered ut al
luringly low prices. The speculative public
should steer clear OF them. Minneapolis
Tribune.
IL now looks as II the Eanir game which
has been played with immense success in
London aud Other European cities Is To be
played over again In tho United States
with all tho greater roturns TO tho projcc-
tors, as tho American IL superior I'm rcck-
lcssnoss 90 tho average European. The fact
that scores. and perhaps hundreds, 81 these
alleged miEcs In tie Cripple Creek region
arc absolutely worthless many of them
bulng outside Of producing limits, will not
deter ;hc many from falling into tho net.
Chicago Tribune.
Soon after tho opening Of tlrt now year
thousands %! pcUplc will como 10 Colorado
VIII .s4,4s44s t4a
gear hccumes older until 10y the end OF
spring thoro will le "a scnuiBe siampcuo.
People who du not see this coming should
open their eyes. They should he prepared
for the arcatesi boom in che history uf this
state ever yet known. ltpromisc> 20 equal
the tfumpcie o. Califo.nia IN the days of
1919 ant $50. ana % win lift Denver in
to Size rank uf tho lw.dine c!tlcs Of the Tn
Ion. --DonveF besubsicsn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-26

c. p. Mars of Rockford, Ills, has in
vented pocket typewriter Weighing three
ounces and tho size Of "a watch, and which
can be operated faster than person can
write by hand. A company has beon
formed to put it on tho market.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-26
MISS BARTON's UNDERTAKING.
The question now is what the Turk
will do with the Red Gross society.
ton Traveller.

All honor and recognition to Miss Clara
Barton, president OF the American Red
Cross society, who has finally determined
to go in person to Turkey and investigate
the field and help the stricken and pense-
outed there. Miss Barton's courage, sym
pathy and power for help are national in
their reputation, and thousands Of hearts
and minds will follow Ler i'm her journey
into the east Boston Record.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-26
TO THE DEVIL.
LITTLE MAGGIE IS THE WORST THIeF
IN BROOKLYN.

She Says She Steals, Although God Tells
Her Not To--Likes TO Work. and IL Keeps
Her From sin--Proud of Her Finger
Sails-Always Confesses Her Lies.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-19
C,ur,. an, Fable nnlse..

Marriage LICENSES were issued yesterday
for John Hunt and I4ssrsa S. Gamble. John
Ryberg and Annie Maria johnson. all OF
Seattle.
Allen and Ltfda Dow have been sued In
the superior court on a prosntssory note
Cor 5000 payable 10 the Scottssh-Amer-
lean Mortgage Company. and secured by
mortgage ON fifteen lots In T. +. Me-
Kinney's plat OF cent<.aI Seattle. and two
lots In MontI,ose addition.
Administrators were appointed yester-
day as follows: Estate OF Anthony Lang
ell. Hiram J. Jacobs. bend $500; estate OF
Andrew Eng,fahi. Andrew Chllberg. 81. zoe.
The 81, 800 damage case OF Ado;ph An
derson vs.. JAMES Spur VII be given TO
the jury In Judge Osborn's court this
morning
Judgments were signed sn the superior
court yesterday al follows: CIaSa II.
Iaisk VS.. Hugh Mcclure ct al. sSse ss;
s. l.. Bowman Va. Samuel Swanson ct
al, $3.50 50: Bark OF British Columbia vs..
l.. s. j. Hunt. ST. 20.
z J. Hatch. assignee for westerman
a. Yesaton. yesterday IN the United States
court llbelief the steamer Island Belle
TO recover 1874 The amount Is alleged
to be due for machinery furnished and
repairs made To the Island Belle.
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PERSONA.

a
e. Il Walsh Of Everett. - ax the Arf-
fngton
J.H. BAoedea. Of New whatcom. Il IL
the Butter.
George A. Joiner, Of Anacortes. - at
the Butler.
J. H. MoCoaut, Of st. Crosx Falls, Wis.
IL at shs pWber.
MIR. and Mrs A. N. Bush. Of Salem.
are at the Butter.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Wizard OF Chicago,
are at toe Butler.
Cyrus Walker, OF Pert Gamble ID AT
the Rainser-Gyand.
Richard OFT. Of Burton. is registered at
ths RalnLer-Grani
ID. "A Potter. OF Spokane. Is registered
at the Ral4z-e- Grand
Ssdney d. Waters. Of Spokane, - reg
is1ered at the Butler.
A C. SnStn. OF Iced Csty. South Dako-
Ia mas arrived IN tie city.
Mr.. ard Mrs E. W. wiinans left
Thursday for Ssle.r home in California
Mrs. 4. ]. Josie. Of Stanwood, and Mrs.
III. l.. Mary&s. OF F4cGeGare, are at the
DLEer.
Nose Meyer. ex-proprhstor OF the Gil
man at Portland, btzt now representing a
New York firm. Is at the Butler.
E. Eutcherson, manager of the Jubilee
farm at Ladners. y. c.. and john Kirk
land. wealthy farmer of the same place,
are at the Arlington.
George II. Scott. VINO has been a urern-
Der of the ssaf Of the BaLaari News tor
several monsais. left for Butte hast night,
wsasTe he expects TO continue In the news
paper business.
A. ID. Blowers. a merchant CT Coupe
vile. vs. in the city arranging 20 open a
general Commission house on West street.
James Harris. justice Of tina pesace for
Toit, accompanied BY James EElaaw hsstie.
also OF Tost, Is at tho Dsi.er.
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CAPITALISTS AT WAR.
efedstsrs battling for .
snare OF Denay Property.


esare D. Wilcox ana p rs,,,.r
sSaniaaas holding Judgments
- isvii 7. Denny. are engaged In a
aassse a. 10 priority os claims In
. - r court Yesterday wacox fled
A%aht sesting cut that on April IA.
s'csssy execlisef 20 ain a so-tsav
- acte for slss.ssS. secured by
on numerous town hoxs in this
1ost fovnsezzi. acreaga property
g. sad jefferson cysisl ties, on III
,sAsAs OF tAe Rainier Power e. Rail-
sosa7sny and 40 shares of tsa Ma
Sings hank Of Ballard. TIE ncte
49,. 's vas Transferred as collateral
- y WslSiasa II. Croker. eat was
november. 1850. 4. the rfas,,,s ss.a.s
aft Wiseox commenced an action
-. - aoie and mortgage. making as
/ d a. 49, T. and Louisa Denny. John
=, - as@a Fulse~. Tire defendant In
s. silt. Fuaer objected 60 tho
apssS ths cause. unsn the ground
vas = css1zea u Oregon. On May
-, 'ssoa "s Walcox. TIE cause was
= 10 Fuller. bat on The same
II - 80 Was e:Bteoesi against penny
q s.'Fe SnSsnsSaa,S, Fuller Is row
- ssfa an Interest in TIE mort
hsr-,..ss.> 1859, arising oas % q general
ssss asaaas* Denny
49, AsAs iksss E'5leF be bound by the
: s.ss United States eiycrSs cours
Aass..ass '1A'eyer Interest DO may csahss
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New suss. sasd.

In the superior court yesterday new
stats were fled as follows:
scottish-Amerscan Mortgage Company
va. Allen Dow ct al.-Prontzsory noss
and mortgage, g, CO.,.
Augustine Livingston vs.. Eliza Spray
Transcript from Suohognasa1 county.
3.7ss.zos
Henry Fa2hrman w. Mary f. AJAX
Transcript from WhnRcom colnsy. Sis 81.
deficiency.
State Insurance. Company VS.. A. Al.
Simpson from justice court.
$50.
State Insurance Company VS.. jackson
Robertson--Transcript from justice court.
$sI.ss.
Robert wingate, a. receiver. vs.. C. w.
Mock--Tsanscrfpt from Pierce county.
@ass. as.
Robert wlngate. AZ receiver. VS.. w. p.
Sergeazst ct al.-Transcript from Pierce
county, $sss.s5.
Theodore b. W,Iicox VS.. A. p. Fuller
To determine priority of mortgage Hen.
Bank OF British Columbia vs.. l.. s. J..
Hunt Balance ON promissory note. 1900.
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"A. n-i,..~a .Ae rr~,,y s,rl.

Miss Arzsse Mason. q pretty blue-eyea
girl who works AZ the Portland Crack er
Cozngany's factory. en- Sixth street. near
Pike. received a marked compliment yes
teriay from Judge Glasgow. OF the ma
nicspas court. for her Outrage In prose
cutting q young n4an named Joseph
Zesos.! fer urlgentlssraniy behavbsr cs,
the street. Zs~os1 denied that he d..
any thing w~ong. bat Judge Glasgow be.
iisvest the girls story. ard f.rs~s hsan s@cs
In default OF which be was coxnnAsss!
Notice 81 an acgseai MAS gsvsn.
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sEkyirIEs.

Today IS the city p6y day for supplies
AMI contracts and about $ll.e00 WIZ be
dlsoursed
Officer M1aken said last evening that
nothing had been learned yet regarding
the ownership Of the boat found by Hans
Jensen in the Sound three miles from
Port Madison.
Daniel w, Palmer secured the arrest
yesterday of Anthony Boresaa. who rsaas
cfe Nova Scotia house on Terrace street,
near Fifth. Accory1sslss to paaaners story
to Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Norris.
lie accused Borsi4a OF taking Things from
his trunk w.ssda had been left at the
house, AID Bore4Aa cigoeSed him
From every test Prices Baking Powder
bears the verdict, absolutely pure"
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The statement tfsas the rsetitlon Tor the
removal OF NJ. r. Esxkas as receiver 90
the Rainier Power & Pathway CsaznYeny
was dismissed On usosson q Mr.. Backs
attorneys wAaca was nsasse IN YESTERDAY =
Observation-Disclosures Ga she authority q the
attorneys fer the petitioners, - declared
10 ia errdGenszz by the cp.Sss&ng attor-
neys. who say thar the petition was dis
missed GA the petitioners own nation -.
son as Mr.. Backns desnanssss that IL h,
either supported by evA1eGce &C dismissed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-19
A LAKE srEAxER sURSEp.
The Ruth ~. Destroyed While Tied Up
nj Katnier Reach.

TIE steamer Ruth ". running hetwee n
Rainier Beach ard Eentcn. en- Lake
Washington WAS burned TO the waters
edge ias< might al 10 o'clock at Rainier
peac.A and u a tnta4 hass. The beat re-
turned from her tast trip ~ O'Clock ard
nar fire was banked for tha ragAa- The
Crew. consisting c< abe captaia ard en-
gsn.er. ieft her shortly after sasriing and
went 40 se.eAr konsexs Abosfs 20 O'Clock
.svarss yecFie living near saw assnss
shooting up frs<o ere air and on rushing
COWS, 20 the teach saw the nsfse steamer
enveaapesi 80 flames r. Is not kaow-s bow
the beat tock FIRE. she WAS owned by
.sa-,asn Scsertxer and was vaa1ed AZ
s. axa There was between SEQ ard $50 In
sssrance on her.
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JcAn r. woicott wss,srr 20 cor~,ar. -.
inaccuracies taax cnept into xse rc,s,ce !,
nm s'aif assnx George neszinge- e al In
yssssays Post-Inteilisencer. The arst
contract he made was TO build roads and
put me mines In question on . seIf-sus-
tanning basis wHsfi1tn one rear from octo-
bef L. 1854. for which h was 10 receive 4
0eesi TO an undivhted one-shiri fnte~ees.
The second contract was that he should
pay 80 tase credr Of Pe~singer ct al. IA
tfae tfrw Nsxioual bank. 100000 On or be-
FORA Septeznber ]. 1aes. Cor which he was
20 receive . deed 70 the remaining two-
tasr1s.
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A new anzzzrNoe-wegian weekly news
paper win. IN . short time. 80 fhe nghi
or day IN Seattle. Its Fame b TO be
F0lke<idende and its poEescs wsl Be Pop
.sssst It In 70 be puhtxhed by the Fol-
kes.derde Publishing Company. c. Hoyer.
editor and manager. and w. H Stall
knecsst, cashier. Its Office 10 in the Burke
tsg4<I.ny room as
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IA. E.r,h rss sof: Coz w.rk

The contract for the paving Of Union
street may be delayed until the spring
on account Of thes oftness Of the ground.
The new steam road rolser recently pur-
chased by the city was put to work en-
Union street. but Il sank DOWN 30 In
the soft earth that work with II was i'm
possible and the effort had TO be aban.
dcuei
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THE rzysllup InslIan agency has besn
abolished. as reariy ALI % the Indsans
So she agency sr~ sscwr citizens and TIE
yovsrz1seat. In the interest % Germany,
has ecnrius~i thar they 10 iangsr nesi
tire services &C an ag&u<- Tee sraoosz.
Of was.ca there are SIX foar beertanx
ana two day schccs<. have al been rus
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Toe inquiry into the assignment OF Riley
Bros. dealers IN mems Furnishings. xas
begun yesterday afternoon before Judge
Langley. The Boston National bank and
orner croditors claim that about New
iearss . large quantity OF goods Was
taken from the store one nigse and Sc
GREETED and they have brought the men,
bers OF the Arm into court TO find out
what became OF the stock The exansna-
ton Of George B. Rstey wa= begun yesaer-
day afternoon and net being concluded at
ad5ournment. Was continued till Monday.
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- 49, !. s''ss, s,f5lsster for tae Sr~snx-
~ y. -saHe insurance Company, sx-
lkhs.s 0'1ssSsHs's refusal 70 ray are
49,. - ssss witch J. Wy. sssates an,
~ g. "s"'a are suing. by TIE ssase-
few nnsnssss after see aol.ey
~ sSsasEs soss ts< properly and
49, q TIE IRE sasi ~ lnsuranaa
- and shat the Policy was
'ss ssres % tAa pagshaser.
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~ 4 SPECIFIC Accousr.


1910 GAARgee A47lnex MR. ASAAo89
Answered. and She Explains.
~ purported Inventory and account
- L Parker. whom Mrs. Isabella NJ.
mx wants removed rs administrator
= ~ dEughtcr's estate, was not salts
1oy 10 Mrs. kellogg. Yesterday that
~ o1sd exceptions and AN an4wer 10
u 61cfznent. saying that 1t was not a
lnnce In form or substance. law or
- Nth the order OF court. but that
r. matemsnts were incomplete and eva
- md commangied with irrelevant, ex-
qpszs false. scandaious and malicious
eutx against herself. For grounds
Il 1>iectlon she says that the document
nj make an accurate detailed state
- = required. and 80 not conformabie
= e. evidence submitted at the hearing.
- niee that she took any of the per-
- pruperfy OF Mrs. Parker from the
- Lake home. or In anywise deprived
= e6masastrator OF any part OF the es-
h never borrowed any money
hr dsnghser. she says. and has at
ine been indebted to the estate.
kellogg admits having the custody
= shares OF the capital stock OF the
use Coal and Salt Company, stand
= tn .-sule OF Mary I. Kellogg ard
1tng 10 the estate OF parker's de-
80 vile, but says that they are wholly
.lAasss. as the company Ia insolvent
a1Antonei. The stock. Mrs. Kei-
yates. FIRST came into her possession
Parker as administrator. about Sep
y lSo, under request to hand
70 r, 8 Brown. administrator OF
ate IN Connecticut. She did this.
aecas April 20. issi. Brown, who had
eef personal friend and business
handed her an envelope contain
1psfs relating to her own affairs.
sseember. lssf, Mrs. Kellogg found
hfown had returned the stock to
Ne therefore hands 1t over TO the
s'ie denies having had any other
- and declares she never attempted
sssNsFt the stock to her own use.
80 Aslngg protests against Packers
specific account being accepted.
- shews her prayer that ne be re-
= and new administrator appoint
sas case has been set for January q.
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prsnsegs Ard publishers wishing aaF-
zasn In agate. ronra-eli. rnsnsoa syr~.
s.ssss aud stands. formerly used by this
.,ane~. will do weal 20 address the AEsssrf-
can Type Founders Company. PoTslaat.
~ without deaay. Tvaas company naeeS all
competitive asrss atioEs ans carry TIE osiy
,>,r,,n,~te tsas os rrsnters' surpsses N ire
Northwest
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New Parents for Three Year -Oid.
William Deyine. 3-year-oid son OF David
and opdneiia ]. Devine. was adopted
yesterday by J. c. and Caristiana Peter
son. and has name changed TO wailiam
Peterson. The father deserted his fam
lily October Q. 1880. and the mother con-
scented to the adoption.
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INN Xuong Must Stand IYtai.
Chin Quong. a Chinese Of this city. was
arrested in this city yesterday by Deputy
United States Marshal Bridges. OF Ia
coma. uzster Indictment by tie United
States grand jury a. Portland. Oregon.
Tor smuggling So worth of opium into
Oregon In May. 1884 The accused CHINA
man was admitted to 500 bail pending
trial In Portland
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.health Ii keouonay."

A we'll man can do as much work as
two men who are under the weather."
and do IL better. A box Of Ripans Tab
ules In the Office win save eIerk-hire.
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Expert analyses at the California Md,
winter Fair showed DR.. Prices Baking
Powder absolutely pgre
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Big bargains Ia hardware. tfnwarc aaa
.>ess at ear third annual clearance sale
walton Hardware Company. Us Consraer-
csaf street.
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Call at Les's pharmacy and secure Some
choice seats for January . and 26 "MAf-
winter NIGHTS Dream
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Every spoonful Of De. FTsce's Baking
Pewter Is OF full strength TIA used. be-
cause at's absolutely pure.
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