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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-09-08
The VS. Elect Officers.

On Friday evening, September !,
the Grants Pass Y's held their regular
monthly business meeting at the
home Of Mr.. @. V. Henkle. The
president. Miss Kittie Loughridge,
presided 1t being the time for the
annual election the following officers
were chosen: Miss Kittie Lough-
ridge, president; Miss Amy lsaaos,
vice presidents Roy Hackett, secre.
tary Mr. George Blrdsie, treasurer ;
Mrs. W. g. Harmon, corresponding
secretary aud Miss Emma Loughridge,
organist. The departments of work
to be taken up this coming year were
discussed and decided upon by the OK
ecutive committee as follows Evan.
gelistic-- George Birdsie, superiuten
dent; Public Meeting-WilnaG Gilkey
Flower Mission-Georgia Williams
Jail aud Prison Reform Edward
O'Neill; Health and Physical Cul-
ture-Rev. f. C. Williams; Parlia'
mentary Usage Randall Hood Sab
bath Observance-Mr Veatch; Anti.
Narcotics George Harper; Christian
| Citizenship-Roy Hackett.
Several other departments will be
taken up later. The vice. PRESIDENT
from the various churches were alsC
chosen Miss Ethel Riggs. Presby
terian, Miss Bertha Swain, Methodist
Russell Drake, Baptist and Mis-
| Charm Mathews, Christian. Rev, +
| g. Williams Of the Episcopal church
who was present and Joined thl
society, offered some very profitable
suggestions.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-09-08
Coming Events.

September 8, Siturday-Farmers in.
stitu5 and fruit growers meeting
at Grants Pass, conducted by pro.
fessors from State Agricultural
College.
Septebm'r IL, Mouday-Grsnts Pass
schools begin work.
September IA, huIsday-Farmers in
stitute and fruitgrowers meeting at
ProvOlt.
Friday, September l5-Chicken Pie
supper by Eastern Star at Masonic
Temple banquet Room.
September l6, Saturday - Farmers
institute and fruitgrowers meeting
at Kerhy.
September 90, Monday-Cirouit court
for Josephine county convenes.
September 2S, Thursday CON
ference for Oregon of the M. +.
church South in Grants Pass.
If you want TO keep posted In
commercial way, dou't fail to read
our classified ad column.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-09-08
Items Of Personal
Interest.

Fred Smith returned Thursday from
visit to his brother at Kerby.
L; II. Pendleton left Thursday for
AIthouse on prospecting trip.
Miss Tufts and Miss Mastin re. urned
tuesday from a two weeks STAY at
Portland.
Mr and Mrs. j. r. Hyde went to
Portland Thursday morning to visit
the fair.
Mrs. E. Van Buskirk and little
daughter left Wednesday for San Jose
to visit her sons.
Miss Ethel Williams returned last
week from a two weeks visit at Port.
land and Roseburg.
Mrs. O. A. Smith went to Kerby
Monday to spend few weeks with
her son, Ora Smith.
Chas. Shattuck Of San Francisco
this week visited his cousin, W. S.
Woods at the Palace.
Ralph Davis left Sunday for Port
land. He will probably go farther
north before returning.
Mrs. Q. E. Hufstesder returned
Ahohuoy iiOu JdChsOuNllle WneIe sue
had spent week with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Schmidt left
Wednesday for two weeks trip to
Portland, Vancouver and other points.
Miss Flossie Letcher returned this
week from Ashland accompanied by
her friend, Mrs. Smith who will
spend few days with her.
Frank Lee has sold his fruit and
produce store to E. r. Cock erline,
who opened up business Thursday at
the old stand ON Front street.
John Chapman arrived Thursday
evening from River Falls, Wis, to
visit pr. and Mrs. Beard. Mr..
Chapman is cousin of Mrs. Beard.
Miss Ada Implicit returned to San
Francisco Wednesday morning to re-
sumo her musical studies, after a
two months visit with her parents
in this city.
Miss Gladys Brown Of Beaumont,
Tex, is in Grants Pass guest at the
home of Mrs. Edith Rehkopf Miss
Brown is on her way home from the
Lewis and CLARK fair and will remain
in this city about three weeks.
NJ. d. Follett, night foreman at the
oun7house, returned last Sunday 70
his duties after a two weeks vaca-
tion, which he, with his family,
spent in Portland and Salem seeing
the fair and visiting with relatives.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-09-08
Chickens wanted by Henri
Va tiers at the Oregon.
Eo sign Story This Week.

The Salvation Army will bold four
DAYS special meetings Friday, Satur-
day, Sunday aud Monday, September
Is, ., 10. If at 3 p m. at the Salvation
Army hall Ensign Storey, who was
in Grants Pass a few weeks ago but
had TO leave before the meetings were
over on account of sickness, Will be
here and conduct the meetings. The
Ensigr will speak at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning at il
O'Clock
On Saturday night ice cream anc
cake will be served at 10 cents. En-
sign Storey is good speaker and
good singer and the meetings shoul'
be well attended.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-09-08
THE BUSINESS POINTERS
/ News Notes From the Business
Men TO Req ders.
School supplies at Clemens, ).

School supplies at Clemens
Violin, ETC., strings Courier Build
ing,
W. r. Shermsn-Real Estate. Tele-
phone 73l.
Souvenir Post Cards-Courier
Building.
Give your friends Stage line-the
good smoke.
II you want bicycle cheap, call at
Cramer Bros.
Clothes mended Mrs. L. S. Holt,
lis Moss Street.
W. L. Ireland, the Real Estate Man,
negotiates loans.
pr. NJ. C. Findley tests eyes and
furnishes glasses.
Bicycle Bells and Lamps at a dis
count at Paddock's.
Pure Malt Picking Vinegar. -
White House Grocery.
School Books and School supplies at
the Model Drug Store.
Rifles and Carbines in 3O.30 and %
30 Calibers at Cramer Bros
Maps of Oregon Washinton and
California at the Music Store.
Two for cents colored stereoscopic
views at the Courier bnilding.
Pop Pickers will find camp Stoves
and camp outfits at Cramer Bros.
You will always find matter Of in
terest in our classified ad column.
A public typewriter can be found
at the Courier Building at all times
Miss Ireland is resident piano
saleslady and guarantees satisfaction.
W. b Sherman-Real EST to and
Timber, Rooms . and 10 Masonic
Temple.
INSURE your HOPS this year in
the SUN INSURANCE Gov. L.
Ireland, Agent,
Caps for Masons Jars-15 cents
dozen, two dozen for 20 cents Hair.
Riddle Hardware Co,
Call at the Music Store, Front
street and see the handsome pianos
Miss Ireland can sell you any of the
standard makes.
Eyes carefully tested and glasses
fitted to correct any defect of vision
by DR.. w. f. Kremer, Courier build
ing. Prices reasonable.
The Western, first.class family
hotel. Quiet location, yet convenient
to depot aud near court house. Good
meals ana clean beds and prices
reasonable.
Miss Minnie Ireland now has the
Allen Il Gilbret- Ramaker Co. piano
and organ agency for Josephine county
aud she can always be found at the
Music House. Instruments SOLD
on easy payments and old ones taker
in exchange
Engraved Cards-Courier Building
The best assortment of tablets a.
Clemens.
Pencils and Tablets at the Mode
Drug Store.
Colored Post Cards for cents
Music Store.
Pure Malt Pickling Vinegar-Whit'
House Grocery.
Patton's Sun Proof Paints are solt
only by Cramer Bros.
Post Cards Tablets-2 cards o,
tablet, 5c-Music store.
Corporation books, stock certificate
aud seals at the Courier office.
Typewriting and Stenography-
ground floor Courier building.
See VOORHEES, for Underwood Type
writers and Typewriter supplies.
w. b. Sherman-Real Estate an
Timber, Room . and 10, Masoni
Temple.
Go to the Grants Pass Grocery TO
the Golden Cheddar brand of Tilla
NOOK cheese.
Timber claims. Homosteads. W
b. Sherman, Rooms 10 and l2 Masoni
Temple, Grants Pass Ore.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-09-08
Real Estate Transfers

John II. Williams, ct al, to Fran.
Dorman, Lot in Block 60, Railroad
Addition.
NJ. II. johnson to Fred Mcintyre.
Lot in Block J, Judson's Addition
These sales were made through tht
REAL ESTATE AGENCY OF 10
sEPH MOSS.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-09-08
HOP PICKER WANTED
SUIT of CLOTHES FREE
TO GET A

To the boy l6 years of age
or less who picks the most
hops in any one day at any
OF the yards in Josephine
county during this picking
season, we will give the best
suit of clothes out of our stock
free of charge, your own Sc
lection. Contests must be
filled out and signed by the
foreman of the yard and
brought to our store on or
before October lst, 1905.
Hop pickers will find here
a complete line of working
clothes at the very lowest
prices. Overalls and jumpers
SOC. Shirts, the kind that
wear. SOC. Good warm Com
forts and Blankets 90e, Sl.25
and up. Canvas Gloves fol
l0c.
When in town we invite
you to take look at our Fal
and Winter Clothing whethe
you are ready to buy or not
We would like to feel tha
you have the right place lc
Gated.
Ge0.S.CalhOunCO
0utftters to Boy and Man.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-09-08
n Z w HOPE

Mrs. Sarah Stringer has her house
almost completed. We are all glad
that she will have fine residence.
Jewell & Burrow began picking
hops last Tuesday in the yard they
planted on @. G. English's place and
own jointly with him.
Clarence Wynant and Dick johnson
have been hauling lime for the Grants
Pass Lime & Marble Company. The
company has under construction a
cook house and bunk house. They
will enlarge their plant by putting
in draw kiln that will turn out
100 barrels Of lime per day.
As the farmers institute is near at
hand it is my earnest desire to see all
the citizens attend as it will be help
full to all, both old and young, espe.
cially the young men and women.
Remember the dates Of these insti.
tutes, the one at Grants Pass on
Saturday Of this week, and the one at
Provolt on Thursday of next week.
As Ihave been hauling considerable
over the roads, find that most OF
them are in horrible condition,
for the road supervisor does not at
tend to his duty as lie should. Mr..
Supervisor should be reprimanded,
for in this district not one
shovelfull was put on the road thi'
year, and still the county says casl
for road tax. OF course Il at gives th'
officers that much more TO handle
while the poor horses are Jerked abou
by holes and rocks. Mr.. Judge
would you please attend to this
little more as believe it is you
duty Shorty.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-09-08
PRICE and QUALITY
are twins at the
White House Grocery.

Our aim-to give the best goods
and service for the least money con.
sistent with business principles.
Hop yard supplies furnished to in.
dividual buyers and attention given
to packing conveniences.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-09-08

Last Saturday evening Mrs. Ora
Hood answered summons at the
door OF her home aud was greeted by
, crowd of friends who hid gatherd
in large numbers TO help ner cele-
brate the anniversary Of her birthday.
The anniversary occurred Thursday
aud AZ the plan was to 90 to her home
direct from the M. II. prayer meeting
there was large attendance. Mrs
Hood, however, was sitting mp that
night with sick friend aud the sur.
prise was necessarily postponed until
Saturday. The friends took with
them handsome rocker, hanging
over the back of which was a parse
filed with coin II l.. Gilkey made
the presentation. speaking Of the high
regard in which Mrs. Hood was held
by the entire community and the gifts
were bat slight token Of their ap-
probation for her earnest and faith.
! fol work.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-09-08

]. A. Larson, who conducts a
tailor shop on West G street, has re-
coiyed word that his daughter, Lula
who is spending the Summer with her
grandparents in San Francisco. Is
quite sick with typhoid fever. but the
attending physician feels certain that
she will,recover fromIthe'attack.-
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-09-08
Miss Paddock To BE Missionary

Miss Mamie Paddock, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs John b. Paddock, has
decided that her life work shall be in
the home mission field for the Bap-
tist church. In preparation for her
duties Miss Paddock viii take two
years course in the Baptist Missionary
Training School at Chicago. We'd
nesday Miss Paddock left for Port
land, where she will spend few davs
at the Lewis and CLARK fair, after
winch she will proceed to Chicago.
Miss Paddock Is n bright young
lady and she has been one Of the lead
ing workers in Baptist church and
Sunday school and in the other re-
ligious activities of the city, aud her
many friends Anticipate a sucoessfu !
career for her in the large field OF
missionary work.
Tuesday evening the young people
of the Baptist church gave Mi 4 Pad
dock a farewell party at which a large
number of her friends were present,
aud most enjoyable evening was
spent.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-09-08
TIE BEST
TwOB Coffee for zoe in Grant, Pas,

Sweet potatoes now in market.
The celebrated Josephine county
CASABAS now coming in market.
Tomatoes are cheaper % cents per
box this week.
Watermelons now at their best.
Peaches and Pears scarce and in good
demand,
Another fresh lot of sweet and sour
pickles and Queen Olives just arrived.
White House Grocery.
Telephone 46l, answered promptly.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-09-08

We sell what we advertise
aud we advertise what we sell
and our customers find that
the goods are what we claim
them to be.
Here is a list of some Of
"our best lines and every
one is guaranteed:
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-09-08

Garland Stoves
S.tranSky SteeIware
Anti Rusting Tinware
Hartford Bicycles
Patton's Sun Proof
Paint
Oliver PlOwS.
q There is solid satisfaction
in all Of them. Try THEN.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-09-08

Edwin Smith of this city and one
/ Of the well known pioneers Of South
ern Oregon, lad the pleasure Of O.
visit from brother. whom he had not
seen since they separated IN Pennsvl ].
yania 81 years ago, one 10 70 10 the
South one 10 the West. This Ions
separated brother is Prof Robert G..
Smith Of Gteensborougb Georgia.
He came from Georgia by way oI
Portland, where he had stopped 20 sct
the fair, and arrived in Grants Pas
Friday, and remained here until Mon
day when he proceeded 10 his hom
by way Of San Francisco. Prof
Smith has resided in the South 10
the past so vcars aud he has been on
of the leading educators in the stat
Of Georgia and was for many year
school superintendent Of his county
Mr. Edwin Smith also la1 at th
same time a visit from his so
William Smith. who resides q
Eureka, Cal where he IN partner
ship with his father-iu. law. il et
gagged 10 the mercantile busines,
Mr.. Smith had been to the fair an
came with his uncle from Portlan
and went on a. far a. San Fraucist
/ with him.
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MaaIsErate IN the came. Zoe.


good story was told at dinner
the other night Of a certain magistrate
who had a young man before him
charged with forcing his attentions on
young lady IN a street car, but who
claimedhis ability 10 prove an alibi.
Young man said the magistrate.
you are accused by this young lady
of having forcibly seized her hand in
a street car on Thursday night last
What haye you TO say in defence2p
Your Honor" returned the young
man, Z did hold the sweetest little
hand on the night in question, but it
was nor the ladys."
"Aheml whose-what hand was
it?" asked the magistrate.
'It Was around at Jimmys. your
Honor returned the prisoner. and
the hand held was four aces"
"Ah. hai remember now" said
the Magistrate, "and think held
pair of deuces You are discharged,
but hate 70 do it"-Philadelphia Tel
egraph.
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REQUIFSCAT IN PACE
Touching Services in Tribute
to Late Mrs. Ida
Bamford.

The funeral services Of 'he late Mrs
l.ida Ar Bamford were held tigls after
noon at two O'Clock az the First Baptist
church under the auspices ,a she East
cru star lodge OF which AIRS Baiaford
was an honored member Members OF
tho Guthrie Masonic lodge were also
present 90 the services. Rev nodson
pastor Of the church, assisted ir the ser
vice
There was very large attend1co ~
friends oi the deceased A 0uartette
composed Of MI and Mrs Luther NJ
West Mrs Robert Ramsay and MIR. Ho-
ntar Matthew'S saig very sweetly tho
fworte hymns Of Mrs Bamford, during
The service, including Lead Nindiy
Light.
i,ti- M Perry-Bamford was born near
birmingham, Alabama, in Augus,, iS6s
She WIS married to Mr. Bamford in the
month Of August. twenty-f years ago.
ia her native state She leaves . father
and mother bts'hers and sisters, four
children ahd devoted husband 10 mourn
hcr loss.
Mrs. Bnmford was "a southern lady of
the most delightful and interesting type
Always kindly sympathetic and gracious.
of whom the words could have been
written. "soity she moved among them.
her presence benedlction and q bless
ing
THE remains were Inferred amidst r.
ppfusion OF ford offerings ia Summit
View cemetery
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Joe Barnes and E. Owden were
brought before Judge Olsmith this
morning. charged with destroying the
dog pen erected by Jim Lewis, the new
ly appointed dog catcher. at Island
park. Their case was continued until
Monday morning at o'clock The
dogs viii enjoy few more days free
dom as result OF the destruction OF
the pen. In few days a new pound
will be built, and the work OF thinning
out the surplus CANNES will be car.
rled on with a zest.
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q a - n % II "A.
Bsa,s tba "A The Kind You Have kNays Bought
''s1s'''' q &<HZAzzSs<
MssouRl DAY AT THE FAlR.
(By Associated Press)

(By Associated Press)
Portland, Ore. Sept a. Missouri
Day was celebrated at the Lewis and
Clark exposition today, Governor Folk
and his entire staf, with the exception
OF Lieutenant Governor Mckinley, par.
In the ceremonies. Cover
nor Folk was received with great en-
thusiasm by the crowds, when he
arose TO speak he was also cheered
for the independence which he and his
staff exhibited in paying their fares to
Portland refusing the passes offered
by the railroads
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courts Now rled up.

shawnee Sept 1f-Districs cour, In this
county is practically Ted up. a meet
ing Of the bar association this afternoon
Il was decided by a vote Of IS TO 7 70 not
waive motions In regard % irreguiari
ties in the drawing Of iuries. 50 that out
side OF court cases such as motions, de-
murrers and the like, Il Is hard 70 see
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STRONGER THAN MEAT.
A Judges Opinion Of Grape Nuts.


A gentleman who has acquired Judi
cim turn OF mind fnom experience ON the
bench out 10 the sunnower state. writes
carefully considered opinion as 10 the
value Of Glape-Nuts as food He SAYS
For the past Q years Grape Nuts hss
been prominent feature in cur bill OF
fare
THE crisp food with the delicious
nutiy flavor has become an indispensable
necessity IN my famlys everyday life.
-, has proved TO be most healthful
and beneficial. and has enabled as TO
practically abolish pastry and pies from
our table for the children prefer Grape
Nuts and do not crave rich and unwholc.
some food
"Gmpe- Nuts keeps us an IN perfect
physical conditon--as preventive OF
disease a is bcvond value. / have been
particularly impressed by the beneficial
effects OF Grape NUS when used by
ladies who are troubled Vath face blem-
ishss skin orurtiors, etc. Il clears up
the complexion wonderfully
"As 10 AS nutritive qualities, my ex-
perience that one lmal dish Of Grape
Nuts is superior 20 a poeni Of meat for
breakfast which IS an important consid-
GRAFTON for amy me. /. saus@es the appe
tito and strengthens the power of re-
sistng fatigue, while its use Involves
none of the disagreabie consequences
that sometimes follow meat hreakfast"
Name given BY Postum Co .aa..ie Creek
Mich.
There's a reason.
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) . . . 8 . . . Q . . Q . . . 8
}. PERSON DECISIONS (
J By the assistant Secretary OF the {
Der rarsment cf the Interior. {
) 8 . . . 8 > . Q . 8 8 . 8 . 8 8

Death Sause--Morphine Habit; Death
resulting from the morphine habit al--
though contracted by using the drug 70
relieve pain CAUSED by maiady oen-
tfacted II the service and line OF duty,
NOT on ,he advice OF a physician but on
soldier own responsibility can not be
accepted rs due 70 the service and line
Of duly
Commencement Of Pension-practiee-
Lost Declaration. Where declaration
WAS filed. given a number. aud a medical
examiiation hereunder was hau showing
the existence, in a pensionable degree
of the disability alleged. and such deoln-
ration was lost i new one called for
and furnished. me pension when grant
ed should commence from The date Of
diing The original declaration,
7raciice-Appeal decision that
medied evidence filed IN accordance with
the requirements Of the bureau under
oraer No "a does not warrant a medical
examination OF the claimant IS hnal ae
ti9n from which an appeal win ne
such acton shcgld have the sanction and
be youched FOR by the medical referee
and should be formally recorded upon
The brief face
Line Of outy--viOlaton o. Orders.
Where soldier was shot by his superior
officer Tor refusing 20 obey his order he
! cannot be pensioned for disability due 10
said gunshoi wound for the reason that
said wound vas not incurred in line of
duty A soldier is not deemed in line OF
duty. within the meaning OF the pension
\ laws. when Engaged ia the violation Of
law, or Of amy rule order or regulation
Of the military service.
Minors-Dates of Birth when it is
apparent that The children 81 soldier
arc eRtitled 10 pension the fact that the
exact dates Of birth can not be proved is
not Sufficient ground FOR rejecting their
claim II upon evidence. the dates OF
birth san D. approximately fixed with a
! reasonable desree Of certainty this
should be done and the claim allowed
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Acknowledgement

Mrs +. ID Perkins win establish dress
making pariors ot Ramsay's dry goods
store for this fan and Invites the ladice
of Guthrie and vicinity to can Moi. i.lay
afternoon between the ours Of two
O'Clock and i've. ana consult with her
regarding the newest fan and winter
styles Refreshments win be servsH
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s4onrs SQUARES HIMSELF.


CEy Associated rressD
New York Sept i4-rt Is said thai
Chairman shonts has submitted report
TO the president on she char 60 that Mar
kel of Nebraska was given commissary
concessions in the canal zone as a result
OF Irregularities. The president II is
said. Is satisfied with the report and VIII
drop the matter
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attend TO business curing the day or
sleep during the night Itching piles
horrible plague. Doan's Ointment cures.
Never fails. Al any drug store, 30 cents
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Franklin-Smith says the little wild.
ow he married is worth her weight in
gold
Penn-I thought Smith married for
money.
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The members OF the Epworth league
Of the First Methodist church viii serve
"a chicken dinner Friday az twelve O'Clock
in the building on East Oklahoma avenue
lately vacated by the Jennings Groaery
company There viii be a supper served
also. Proceeds 20 be used for the bene.
ht Of the church.
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that Judge Burweil can dc anything.
lie is now waiting for the Gifted states
marshal to bring the federal prisoners
from Guthrie, Until then no decision win
be made as TO the legality OF the petit
jury also so that az this time every
thing is at "a stundsill
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a bracing tonic Cures al stomact
troubles Makes red blood, bone and
muscle A wonderful remedy for making
sick people well HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea. sg cents. Tea or lrblets Ask
your druggist