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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-11-27
Mr.. HARPER RESIGNS
As General Yard Master Here and coe.
With the Erie.-Mr. Goodman il
His successor.

F. E. Harper, general yard master 70,
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad company
here, has resigned his position. He will
accept place with the Erie Railroad
company. His successor has been ap.
pointed, namely Frank Goodman, who
has been the efficient night yard master
for several months. The later assum-
ed the duties OF the position of general
yard manager Saturday morning.
Mr.. Harper is a railroad man of ex-
periencc and discharged his duties here
in very capable manner. The company
has lost the services of a valuable Of
fetal by his resignation.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-11-27
Disturbed the Congregation.

The person who disturbed the congre-
cation last Sunday by continually cough
ing is requested to call and get bottle
of Foley's Honey and Tar, as it cures
coughs and colds quickly and prevents
pneumonia and consumption. It not only
stops the cought, but heals and strength
ems the lungs. Contains no opiates. Sold
by G. D. Sturm & Co, Stone & Mercer.
and r. j. Criss.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-11-27

Wanted-A good, reliable man Is ~
tablisk and take charge Of ia and
coffee route in clarksburg, ON eommis-
sion small security required. TO tie
right man We offer a bright futre. For
full particulars address Grand Union Tea
Co.. 1870 Main street, Wheeling. W. Va.
noxIs- o.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-11-27
DEEDS REcoRpEp.

Deeds have been recorded as follows:
G. c. Hoffman to Mary Hilgent, one
lot. Cain street. city.
Rhoda \. Cleavenger to Theodosia R.
ccllnm. obs acres, Tenmile district.
t. J. Parrish to NJ. II. cottrell, one
lot, Wallace.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-11-27

prove their claims, appoint a trustee, ex-
anime the bankrupt and transact such
other business as may properly come be-
fore the said meeting.
w. FRANK STOUT.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Dated November End, 1908.
RAYMOND MAXWELL, Esq,
Attorney for Bankrupt.
wetnovez
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-11-27
A Good snow

Is given to everyone who wants cure
for catarrh. Bunsen's catarrh Cure viii
cure any case of catarrh and Is sold on a
positive guarantee to cure. Money TO be
funded if not cured. It Is an ointment
and IS superior to powders and liquid.
Get box now if cure is worth soc to
you. For sale by Wells & Haymaixer.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-11-27
HORSES WANTED.

Monday. November %, D. H. Dough
will be at Davis Stewards stable in the
rear OF the Walker house, to buy horses
ranging in age from to !. One day
only. wit.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-11-27
LICENSED TO MARRY.

Marriage licenses have oeen issued a.
John Roger. and Samantha Core.
j. Lee Evans and lisa A. Davis.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-11-27

Braddock Whisky, the bes. IN III.
world. Cumberland Export Beer. the best
on the market at Family Liquor Store.
mstf
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-11-27

Wine of Life is what you need. It i.
wine with pepsin, celery, iron and cod.
liver oil. Itanakes new blood. For safe
by Wells 8 Haymaker-
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-11-27

Dr.. Geo. NJ. Holt, dentist, at home zes
1908. 60 :. 49,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-11-27
HORSES WAIVED.

1 viii be at Davis s6ewart's stable in
rear of Walker house Friday, November
9th, 10 buy horses and mares from to
10 years old. b. L. WARNER.
nnvon. LIZ
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-11-12
The basement ard ti,chsrsrd BY 90 es
bsust hn ie;o q tall opl,ide .hsn used
ter that purpose e. lg.
Aealth oecaiogue.

]. Rise early. retire early AID al yenr
dsy vnh verk.
Water and bread msint.ia LIE. pu,e
ar and sunsbioe ere Indispensable 10
health.
| 3, Ffossi,iy snd sobrieiy form the test
ellr,r ci longevity.
A. CIeanlin,. ps,vsnls rasi. The hes,
oa''d Tor m' cAiaes ls.i ,be longest
= Eaooeh sleep repsits waste snd
sstersthe1s: too much sep sof,eps sud
enieubies.
q, To be sensibly dressed Ia TO give
tree ON TO ones Increment. and enoash
sarnta TO be projected from euddeo
chsnets Of temperature.
I A elssn aud cheerful house m.kess
happy home.
The mind 10 refreshed aud iayieosst
ed by distractions and emusemenis. but
sbnse OF them leads 10 dissipation snd dis
sipsi.on to Woo.
y, Obeerfulness msAes love OF lite, and
love OF lie IL halt OF health. oi the con
.rsfy, sadness and disoourssemeo, hasten
old age
10. Do yon gain yoa living By your IN
tellsoIf Then do not allow your arms and
legs to srow siia. Doyou earn your bread
by yous picksXa Do not forge, 10 culti
vale your mind and TO enlsrse your
thousht,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-11-12

sn soirg 10 start for Sonta A'fic
peai week. be raid. Some bnsiress iDte
ssss cali me there. spd II ell soes yell
may decide 10 stay forever.
Nsu picked up The ball. OBI shs sail
alter . moment South Airies mus, be-
s-u-vsry ietsfe,,ine piece. tni nthe
--er -hoi, 10 1, noti
Yes, be said pensivsly. lt's . very uf
healthy cl.msie shere an soins. Th'
marsh lever. otoles ell those things hii
people ca rather fsst
He sent the ball back 90 wildly that II
landed on top OF the bookcase. The game
is mine. be sid. throwing dosn bis
racket.
Ba, IL isnt. she said. l son 1t fairly
and squsrely.
Her lips we're trembling aud there we're
brisb, tesre 10 her eyes ~ she vent over
TO the fireplace aud looked down ibto The
lesrine 1,mss. There vs something 80
psthetic and lonely about the little fsnre
10 the 6relisht that be vent TO her quickly
Please say the game is mine. be begged
and held oot bis hands.
She swsyed for . moment "a though
she would fell sod then turned snd poi
both her little hands 10 his.
Well, yer, she Hid. smiling through
her tears. You have won, Don. 0aly
please con'i go to South Africa,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-11-12
A Man, A Woman and q Dog.

Mr.. Parker was fond OF dogs. oae after
smother be had picked mp brousht home,
loved and los, oil sorts OF wandering outs
aud homeless monsrels. mosily little doss
that needed patronage aud shelter and
conld curl up In his lap. Mrs. Parker
oblsc,ee,ssys the Chicago News, aud after
tho last one vas killed by su autom obile,
they s1rfoi mol TO have smother one.
Coe evening Parker and his wife we're
sitting 90 the steps. A dirty little dog
came round the cornss and made up 10
Parker. With . sure instinct for The Lind
OF men that likes deg.
Georeel said Mrs. Parker, warniusly'
But Parker stretched ont his hsnd. and
the dog tried TO show what 9 good, polite
fellow he was.
Don't you think l could Aud few
scraps from dinner for this little wsiip SEX
cd Parker.
Now. George. remember what you said
whea the lsst one Was killed.
Parker rose and led the stranger into
the kitchen. hacked Of the piece OF roast
that remsined from dinner. emptied the
cream pitcher into = saucer and watched
while the dog etc. Then they went out on
the versnda assin.
Dontyou think We ought 10 keep this
little fellow2 He's 90 forlorni
He's dirty. said Mrs. Parker. and ia
hsve to spend bali my time keeping him
ont OF the way Of automobiles. George,
you gave me your word that we wouldnt
hsve smother dog,
Parker sighed and gave it up. When
be and bic wife rose to 60 In tho dog
Jumped MP and vsesed bis tail.
No, doggy, said Parker. reaching down
for farewell pst.you'll have to move now,
The missesu don't want you. GltI Skedad
dlel
Toe litsla dogs tail dropped. and ehe
held bis ground. Such = master ss this
wss not to be found 10 . month's jour-
uey.
Parker took him gently by the back Of
the Geek sDd started to carry him down
the steps, The dog reslIzci bis purpose
and gave . sharp yelp.
George, cried Mrs. Parker, don't you
dare hurt thst little dopi Aren't you
sshsmed Of yourself? Hsre. doggy
Parker griuned and followed his wife
md the dog into the house.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-11-12
Clone for skvscrapers.

Hundfeis OF N 20 ard women ere boXei
up oil dsy ioog 10 little cages on every
Hoor Of the modern tfi ,e building. Ye
this mses OF hniAisd h-msnisy never su
fers from any iscz VI fresh sir. The ver
,ilssion - perfec,, fac, vhieh often sol
prises foreign architects.
The delivery Of fresh sir toto . sky
scfsper 10 ss big business % the delivery
Of water or electricity. II is not left te
chance Cold. fresh air - forced into tht
building BY blosi'e Hogiae sad pssse,
through largo dne,' I'D controlling reei.
ters &, the difinsat f91a. Ia vinser the
sir Is heated By pssisg through coils ol
stesm pipes.
Oiter the bioset Il srrslged 10 deliver
both ho. spd cold sir. snd the ducts srs
provided miIios yalses shica Gao be se,
TO g mbine the ivo blasts 10 any req uired
proportion. Thus one Gao h,y, ireeh air
OF eIseiiy tue tempe,a'ore called for BY
the s,athsf
Bad ii, 10 eoi rid cf By ssli rssis,srs
near the fsos tboash which the vitisted
cir eosrss into doets vhicb lead to .
large common oplisi shove the roo'.
Tbese due, nsy be Of beet iron or they
msy be Of tiis buil. 10 the wall like chin
nsy nae. 6oms,iUss they sse large spaces
isclosed 10 the upper paris OF the coro1 o,s
BY false csilinas.
Ia other cssss The bad cir Ia tsksp Ia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-11-12
Could Not Fool Her.

Mis Amslis wss visiting relatives ia
ops OF ths large cities Tor the Grst tiue.
Her experience Interested her 20 % ucb
ths. che wrote long letters 10 hsr friend st
home. Among Others xas oee 10 which
she 6etcfibed her visit 10 tls business
psrt of tho city.
We vent down-.ovn todsy. she wrote,
sud Cousin Willisra took as 10 The top Of
oue Of the tell bnildiugs. A msn who has
80 efsee 10 the bulldog vent With as.
All this couptry fousd here. be ssi5.
where this popaIous city stands. wss
1u6er the lake once
Where ere We sispdinsi | ssi. Was
eli tbis noder ~stsr7
Yss, be ss!d. Thip vas sll nnder water
too.
Tten he looked u ,hs gravel on The roof
and on the roofs oi al the other build
.inss round us. bot didGt cay snyihiDs.
1 kaev. though. toe. Istore never pui
that gravel there Some people think, b,
csuss yoo'vs never been 10 8 city before,
thsy oaa make yoa bsIisys ssylhiaz.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-11-12
orss With The crsetsrs
Toe bussls.'s voisa nsesns plsiotive

Toe bussls.'s voisa nsesns plsiotive
Ab. 90 90. let me o,t yoa aopt ssnl
70 ruis mao Tor lila Bay, bopesL ~,
the sri tine ever dose sect thias.
vs drove 10 IL By ny siis snd b,bis'
sisf.ios
You sid yen hsi Vol Of motey you
souid sivs ns. Roy ncioded hin
| Then toe mao bfaks cat carsins sssio.
snd BOY slammed tbs door Ihs enrsius
subsiiea snd bsiors loos R,y heard Z
f.iut sni frightened voice pslitionipss
LII me speak to you.yonus ieiisrl Open
The dooil
T1e boy obliged his prisoner 10 this e1
,eri, and then The burglar said:
Yoo sia't cruel enough to keep . man
dosb here. Ill be ated alive.
There's no fire urdss The oven. Roy tsld
him. and I'll see they don't lieh, up TIL
sitter lbe police &c, you. Dont be upessy.
Nos I've got to close tho door, or the
crackers eiil get spoiled.
For the remainder Of The night be VS.
deal 10 the entrestis that from time TO
vailed up ficm be Interior oi tbe vault.
Al last 10 the estiy morning light, The
foreman and tbs other packers came; and
Roy snnou ced his capture.
He niue, have slipped in 1t The side
door and got up the stairs wher The bsk
ers weren't iookius, the boy said And !
suppose be did1 hear me because bsd op
overshoes. end The effi ), door was pretty
nssrly shut. Hs didn't get into the safe
The ioremsn locked Of Roy With admir-
alton, Boy. be s.i1. you'vs done ssood
nights work. And You 60, here at half
past three, eh2 Well, IL cer.sinly is the
early bird thst catches ibe burglar
One OF the other boys was for lighting
q small ere under the oven. just TO SINCE
him; but the foreman said no, and tele
pboned 10 police bese quarters
Five minutes later the chief and one OF
bis men srfived' and when the ov,n door
vas opeaed and the prisoner crssled
sulkily forth TO have the bracelets" snsp
ped on bis wrists. the ofic.rs gave . CRY
Of delight.
Sim Jim McL,snl exclsimsi the cbisi.
You'd never have eot mel said Sim |
jim. viciously. Then be took . mslev olent
look OF the four boys. ] don't know which
one OF you youns fellers ii vas, bat eheD
get ont I'll make one Of you pay for
lhi.l
The chief lsoghed. ! guess you're cafe
'or about twenty years. Roy, be said, and
BY that time you'll bs able 10 rsise chin
y 1hiskers aud dlsguiss yourseli.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-11-12
No Doubt About II.

A kinG-aesfsed LADY sas . sm.ll bay
seated on one Of the benches 10 Fsismooni
Park tbs other day. smokics . cigar.
vhic. she sfterssri told friend seeue
sInost - big - bim.sli. Toe isdy !, 90
enthusisshc sbti-.ob.csJ sortsr, sed
never losss 90 opportoaity to impress. es
psei.Iiy opon yoathtul uinds, tos evils oi
usioe tobssco 10 sny form.
5sstios herself BY the cid, Of the lsd
she ssii kindly: o.. my boy, soaiin
your father bs drss italy p.insi II be ssu
you snoklos tbst cissfi
Es,hsr thinh be voulI. resp,sdei The
tsentieib century yoone mso. sittoo. 70
movias tbs weed iron bic mouth. "lhis IL
ors Of hs best eisars,"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-11-12
AppIauded His speech.

According TO the chronicles. Senator
Rsed Smoot 10 not much OF = politician
nor yet = Daniel Webster when il CON e,
to orstrry. He was assigned by bis RI
publicsn Csntrsl Committee, therefore. Il
deliver his nsiden fl r. before the fol
eisners 10 eoathern Ut,h vlllspe. His
sdvent bad been widely heralded, and The
bali 10 which tie meeting was 10 be held
vas crowed with swsthy Swedish farmers
vhen Mr. Bmcot turned on bis eloquence
The applause wss not all that be had
expected. O1ly one person, sn old msp
on tbs front sos. seemed eXospti onslly 10
terested. He applau led wildly. laughed
st ell the speakers jokes and manifested
every sign Of excited appreciation.
After Mr Smoot had flashed. bis enthusi
sstic suditor arose 10 speak. Feeling
grateful the Senator determined 10 show
bis appreciation 10 like manner. The old
mans remarks were entirely in Swedish,
which vast MIR Smoo' ,denser than Greek
but not to be outdope. Mr. Smoot, followed
the Infections OF the speakers Voice and
whenever BIO though. . climsx was resch
cd led the spplsuse wildly.
l oheered and stamped on the aoor in
q most undisni(led manner. said Smoot.
10 relating the story. and WAS Of = loss
to understand the curious looks centered
upon me. Finally. . man sitting behind
leaned forward aud inquired il under
stood The spesker.
Not . word, l confessed. bat 1t is o
good speech, isn't itf
Well. be replied you may be interested
to know that he's trsnsIsting your speech.
None Of these people understand English.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-11-12
Unexpected shrInkage.

II 10 generally understood that qu.ity
Of mipd and NOT tiz, OF body determines
the plscs man flls in the temple Of fame;
bat two countrymen. OF whom the New
York Times tells, we're evidently 10 doubt
sbou. II.
Oae dsy dnrIng the Congregational
career OF Ne j-Gsn. Joseph Wheeler two
rural visitors we're 10 ths House gallery
taking 10 the proceedings on tae floor.
Oae OF them noticed the general flying
sbout, % vas bis wont.
Who's thst liltls chsp down there 10
front talking to the big felIerf be sssea
Of bis companion.
Blessed Il know, replied the othsr.
Btme oae sitting back OF them veotnre6
The iufoynstion ths. IL was Gen. Wbeeier
OF Aisbsms. Well, | dscl.rei esid The
Gra one. I've hswd that Teller nigh, be
9 good deal Of man Ut hoEe. bat when
he comes TO Washington be ws'n't 60
much Of besvy weight, bot cida't sop
pose they'd dwindIe sssy like that.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-11-12
The Customs Of Norway,

One marked Characteristic OF the peopl,
Of Nowsy is their intense and artistic lov,
Of flowers. They never hesp them in IL
discriminate masses, but the poores
peasant woman will gather . few Of th,
Wild blossoms which grow at her dooI
and arrange them 10 glass at her window
with On exquisite taste and feeling which
are good to see. The castom obtains with
high and low, and A,wers sre ss nece,
ssry to . Norwegian dinner table % The
food.
The religion oil the county is Lutheran,
but Sunday 10 not observed With Puritan
strictness, for the settlements ere email
end fer spsrt, 60 that the hard worked
pastor must travel miles from ons TO On
other, and even 10 summer servics 10 only
held once 10 three weeks.
Sundsy begins on Saturday night, 60
tbst Baodsy evening is . ims for pleasure
sud wherever . fquesky musical instru
ment fa1 be foond the peasants will dance
togethtr 10 the street The men dsnce 10
sether ss we'll ss With the women. .srAspirg
each others shoulders and whirlipg round
and round like czz, hnmsn tops.
A Wedding is festivity for the people
for miles a onnc. /. is celebrated st the
Lesres. village cbp'cb, aud the suests row
10 enormon,ly long bo,ts across the ford, !,
wearing gay co.ored dresses. The bride
snd bridegroom buus TO the ceremony the
silver spoons ~bi,h we're presented to
them shsn they we're christensd. These
are then linked togsibtr by 9 silver chain
snd ere hung up 10 the new bone, TO be
IN heirloom Tor couiog generations.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-11-12
Vision From The Mountain Top.

Nowhere, probably. Is there opportu
ity for more interesting character sod
than st summer resorts. Oae could all
volume With varied definitions OF "vacs
tion" o. illustrated by the different per
sons whom one meets 10 . single summer
Tenn mpersment, educstion. surroundings
companions. the state Of ones health snt
OF ones purse these sre only few Of th
elements Il the summer problems the re
suits Of Which range ell the way from keel
est enthusiasm TO complete boredom.
The group Of guests 10 . house unde
the sh.dow Of NJ Iont Wssblngton one sua
mer contaiied, % does nearly every suol
group, both the enthusiasts and the indi
isrent. The bored one In this case Vas
snowy young woman who dressed four Of
I've time dsy. and 10 the intervals s.
about on the pi,zzs snd ysvned. Th'
other guests always met her courteously
but there wss 20 clearly notbins 10 cou
mon bet seen her and them that che wsl
soon left to tersei.
Oie dsy, sppsren.ly beosuss she did 20
kncv sh,t to DO WITH the tins. she vent
up Mount Washington. Toe morning
was clesy, bot 10 the afternoon there wers
sho gers, snd aha rsaohsi the hoass vet
and drag .lsi s1i tired, her h,i, stream
log about bet face sud her gsy hst ruin
ed. Oie OF the sussts who happened to
meet her a. ,be c.ms 10 gavs her symps
thizlng gltncs'
You hal rshns bad day. didn't Joni
she asked.
The resui. was eleo.rii,iog The young
somsu stepped eagerly.
o.. wasn't it wondeIiuli she cried
never hsd sush dsy 10 my hiei I dI1n't
suppose there wss anything in the world
like i'll When l got up there aud looked
fl, -sll cvss the sorld, 1t seemed to me =
OBJ. l can. tell you. but you knos What l
mesa-how IL jast goes oil over youI
She looked up pleading for comprehen
sion o! the stsm merins words. and then
the other saw that her eyes we're foil Of
tears Isuorant and cheap and sbsllox
though she wss. something hsd come 10
her 90 that mountain top, and her life
conla never be qai,e so poor sni snail .
thing Is II bad been.
Itwss ist ons OF ths 40 inner inci ieols
such ss cse meets ey-ry sbore, ssi1 the
lady aho told II. but ! sometimes taink
tbst that siri. shom We sll looked down
upon for ber lsck OF culture snd re6ls
msht. broosbt me from her uoautsin top
ooe Of ths greatest lessons OF my lie. Ger
tsioly / have never siaoe besn q1its 90
ready to j1dse those sbo seen to care Tor
only ,be chssp things Of iiis Perhsps
for each ei these. somesbere, Ler Wis 90 10
waiting.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-12-31

'ilu buU Wlhk 90 uduJCfoNSl
to h,m and told him 10 have a high
time with a." he explained In her ear.
"lIc evidently did not care for tho
nlgh timc," she said after a moment.
lie would have given fortune Tor one
glimpse OF her face at that instant
81 think hc said It would be nocos,
sary TO go TO Europe IN order 10 follow
the injunction OF the donor. As am
more likely TO 80 10 Europe than he, I
relieved him Of the necessity and
bought his right 10 high time"
There was a long pause, during
which she attempted TO withdraw her
self from his side, her little fingers
struggling umidly beneath the big
ones.
Are you o collector OF colnsY she
asked at length, u percepuble coldness
IN her voice.
NO, am considered a dispenser OF
coins, Suu. | rather like the idea OF
possessing this queer biz of money as
u pocket piece. / intend TO keep it for.
ever aud let Il descend as an heirloom
70 the generations that follow me-" hc
said Rughiugly. "Why are you SO Gu.
ri0us about itY'
"Rccause Il comes from the city and
country In which live" she respond.
ed. III you were In a land far from
your own, would you not be interested
Ia anything coin-that remind
ed You OF homer
Especially II had not seen one OF
Us kind since leaving home" he rcplled
iusluuaungly.
"oh, but have seen many Ike it,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-12-31
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL PROPERTY.

Notice is hereby given that the nn-
dors;gned Administrator Of the Es-
tate Of Agnes X. Sawyer, deceaseu,
will on and after Friday. the 2zu uay
~ January. 1904, sell at private sale
the following described real propei.y
belonging to the said estate 10 WI. !
The westerly half of Lots one anu
two in Block L Of Bourne's + ,rs.
Addition 10 the City Of Grants rass
in Josephine County, Oregon ana
bopnded as follows: Beginning at
tbe soutbwesterly corner of SAID Lou
Numbered one of said Block Il, thence
nortberly along the easterly line Oh
Fonrth Street two hundred ninety
feet 10 the northwesterly corner OF
Tot two inc said Block 4, thence
casterly along the northerly line OF
said Lot two one hundred fifty fee,
thence southerly and parallel win
Fourth Street two hundred ninety
feet to the southerly line OF Lot num-
bered one, thence westerly along the
southerly line of said Lot No. one aud
A Street to the place of beginning.
The said property will be sold to
Ithe highest and best bidder for cash IN
hand subject to confirmation by the
County Court for Josephine County,
Oregon. This notice is published by
order of Hon. J. o. Booth, County
Judge, made in the matter OF the
Estate of Agnes K Sawyer on the
1lth day of December, 1903, and II
published In the Rogue River Courier
IN pursuance of said order.
F. W. SAWYER,
Administrator of the Estate of Agnes
X. Sawyer, deceased.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-12-31
This Remedy is a Specific,
sure to Give Satisfaction.
Owes RELIEF AT ONCE.
A Timely Suggestion. ,

This is the season of the year when
the prudent and careful housewife
replenishes her supply Of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. 1t is certain
to be needed before the winters is
over, and results are much more
prompt and satisfactory when it is kept
at hand and given as soon as the cold
is contracted and before it has become
settled in the system. There is 10
danger in giving it to children, for it
contains no harmful substance. 1t is
pleasant to take-both adults and
children like it, 1t always cures.
For sale by all druggists.