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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-14
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

Whereas. God in his infinite wis
dom has seen fit to call from his
home on earth our esteemed friend
and brother, A. NJ. Holbrook, to his
eternal home on high, on July IS.
1906, and,
Whereas, Jake Rice Lodge No.
SOC, has lost one of its most faith
full and cherished members, the com
munity good citizen, the church
q faithful member. and his children
devoted father:
Resolved, That this lodge extend
to his bereaved children its profound
sympathy in their sorrow, and thai
page be set apart in the recort
book of this lodge as Memorial
and that these resolutions be spread
in the record book of this lodge as ;
Memorial and that these resolutions
be spread thereon, and published il
the Big Sandy News and the Sand,
Valley Courier
J. VI. Wheeler.
II. C. Osborn.
]. w. Moore
Committee
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-14
J. VI. Wheeler.
H. C. Osborn.
]. w. Moore.
Committee.

In speaking Of Prof. G, Milton Elan
the well-known teacher, the Pikeville
Plaindealer says:
Prof. G. NJ, Elan is professional
educator OF thirty years experience.
such as conducting teachers insti-
tutes, officiating as county superin-
tendent, experimenting YadeS schools
and conducting toacherst exam nations
He has conducted IS institutes in the
last few years. He is recognized as
one of the leading institute instruc-
tors in the state.
Prof ELAN is thorough and accur-
ate scholar and one of the best school
room workers in the state. As evil
dence Of his scholarship, he holds the
degree OF b. S and Ped b. from one
of the best colleges inlndiana. and
holds certificate in this county with
a general average of about so perper
cent Hisg rade on examination was
among the highest ever given in Pike
county
Under the direction of Prof Elan
the Board has adopted a graded cours
of study for the PiSeville graded
schools which goes into effect this
year. An extra teacher has been put
in this year and the Plkeville graded
schools have been re-organized ant
thoroughly graded and put on high.
er plane OF work under the efficient
management of the principal ably
assisted by G. c. Scott, Cleveland Rob
erson, and Miss Dolly stepp. the pike
willie graded schools are a grand sue
cess. The order and discipline is per
feet an every room.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-14


There will be singing atMidway
Saturday night, Sept IS. Everybody
invited TO join our choir.
#eriie Burton is teaching good
school at this place Everybody likes
him
Miss Della Carter Is visiting rela-
tiyes here. She will leave soon for
her home IN Carter county. and will
oe accompanied by her cousin, Miss
Virgie Large
Misses Birdie and Ida Garter en-
tertained few friends Sunday
Effie lobe took dinner with Mamie
Webb sunday
Jerman Kitchen has returned from
Mahan. w. Va. where he has been
at work.
Misses Birdie and Ida Carter made
flying trip to Blaine Sunday.
Miss Carrie Jordan called on Cora
Cater l.aGday
Ira Adams has gone to Mahan. W
Va, to work.
Fred, Lizzie and Belvia lobe visit
ed relatives at Hicksville Saturday
and Sunday.
Willie Cyrus and Miss Jettie Adam
called on Mary Browning Saturday
evening. Segap
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-14
MARVIN.

We are glad to say the sick OF
our neighborhood are all improving
Born, 20 the wife of Andy Kitch-
en-, fine boy
Mrs Andy Compton and children Of
Catlettsburg, are visiting relatives
at this place.
w II Moore was visiting relatives
at Trad last week
Jim Compton called on Miss Dora
Roberts last Sunday.
Mrs. Della Webb and little daugh-
ter were visiting home folks last
week
Jim Carter, Of Morgan's Creek, was
on Gait Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. David Foster attend
ed church at Yatesville Sunday
The bean stringing at Millard
Thompsons Tuesday night was largt
lily attended.
John Kitchen had the misfortune
10 be badly crippled last Tuesday
being caught between wagon anC
rock Topsy Turyey.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-14
CONTAINS MERCURY.

as mercury will destrowy the sense Of
smell and completely destroy the Who'll
system when entering through the mu
cous surfaces, Sush articles should
never be used except upon prescription
from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do is ten fold to the
good you can possibly derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manu-
iacturde by f. j. Cheney & Co., To-
ledo, Ohio, contains no mercury and
is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood aind mucous surfaces
of the system. In huyinkg Halls Ca
tarrh Cure be sure that you get The
genuine. II is taken internally and is
made by Cheney So Co Teledo, Ohio
Testimonials free. Sold by druggists
Price 75c per bottle. Take Hairs Fan
lily pills for constipation. Sold by A.
Hughes druggist-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-14
rrscolA

a very hard storm struck here Sun
day. but from What We can lcaei no
drnags vas ione
A NJ. Woods sor 81 I'm Woods.
il building house on Corda Wat
scn's farm and win move here In
the near future
A Mr. Evans while cutting LOGS
Munday. accidentally cut his loot
making an ugly wound OF mote than
five Inches ~ Thompson Of Webb
Vile. dressed the wound
The foot-bridge across Gait az
OIloyiilo built By the sunday school
shows what progressive school
can do. Il is great convenience
sshool is progressing nicely
e. G Thompson has resigned a'
teacher OF Baker school, aud has gone
IN Bowling Green G u Stewart
will teach the remainder OF the
school
Charlie Jones visited the olio'
vile school Monday The scholars
are always glad to see him az he Is
a great iavorlie
Misses Edna aud Bertha Fowler
we're guests Of Miss Stella Cunning
ham Saturday and Sundty
Mit Watson and Dave Thompson
are the only tie and handle men W.
have
Henry Campbell of Ctncy, pass
ed through here recently
Sheriff Smith is riding all the tim
collecting taxes and serving papers
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-14
TORTURE BY sAvAGEs

Speaking Of someof the tortureto
which some Of the savage tribes in
the Philippines subject their prisoners
reminds me Of the intense suffering !
endured Tor three months from IN
fiammation Of the kidneys, says W
NJ sherman. Of Gushing, Maine,
could not fnd anything tohelp me INT
tried Elecuc Bitters, three bottles
complaint dyspepsia. blood disorder
and malaria. and restores the weak a.
nervous 60 ROBUST health Guaranteed
by A. NJ Hughes, druggist
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-14
PLEASANT RIDGE.

Quite number of young folks of
this place We're pawpaw hunting last
Sunday.
John McDyer. of Catlettsburg, is
visiting relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt sturgell made
a business trip to Louisa Monday.
Mrs. w. NJ. Summons and children,
of Louisa, who have been. visiting
relatives here have returned home
Miss Victoria Wellman was call
ing on4relatiyes here Sunday
Zeal Thompson left Monday for
w. Va.
Miss virgie Adams, Of Daniels creek
is visiting friends at this place
Mart Johns passed through here
Monday
Misses Parlee Wellington anC
Dora Johns were here recently.
Nobody's Darling.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-14
EAST LIVERPOOL. o

Mr.. Rube curnutt and Miss Mat
tie Burns went To Wheeling w Va,
to-day
wedding is expected here soon
John Burcheu and John Burns are
attending camp meeting at Chester
w Va
Mrs. Mollle Burchett was ON ou
streets last Sunday
Alonzo Skeens is going 90 start
for Kentucky In a few DAYS
Fred Burns Is in Plttsburg thi,
week.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-14
GEORGES CREEK.

Died, Sept, I. Willard. son Of Thos
Maynard The body was laid to rest
in the Swetnam grave yard Rev A.
II. Miller conducted the funeral SER
Vice. Willard Was a bright young mar
liked by all who knew him The be-
reayed family have thes ympathy Of
the entire community
Our school is progressing nicely witt
Miss Pearl Holt as teacher The trus-
tees have made a wise selection.
George Burgess made a business tril
TO Whltehouse last week.
Mont lIolt is making preparations L
put in saw mill al this place.
Gordon Burgess Of Whitehouse, is
visiting friends and relatives at this
place
Miss Eva Wellman, Of Louisa. is
visiting relatives here.
Elliott Burgess was at Graves shoal
recently TO see his brother Henry who
Is very M
Misses Anna Bartlett, Ida Bartlett
and Kitty Vaughan We're visiting Mrs
Ia T Burgess Sunday Soldier Boy
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-14
DO mot be imnnsed LINN

Foley Co. originated Honey and tar
as a throat and lungremedy and on
account Of the Great merit of and pop
ularity OF Foley"sIion ey and Tar
many limitations are offered for the &c
milne Ask for Foley's Honey and
Tor and refuse any substitute offer
ed as no other preparation will give
the same satisfaction 1t is mildly
laxative II contains no opiates. and
is safest for children and delicate per-
sons. Sold by A. NJ Hughes, druggist
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-14
A cola settled in His Kldner..
T. b c

A $ Jennesse. 92Ol Butler nj
cago, writes, Il am switchmaa gad
am out in all kinds OF weather J
took cold which settled in my kid
news and was in had shape ! took
several advertised remedies, but Moth
ing did me any good until tried Fo-
ley's kidney Cure Two-thirds Of a
bottle cured me, Sold by A, NJ Hugh,
druggist,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-14
A Scientific Wonder

The cures thar stand to itseredit
makes Buckien's Arnica Salve seien
tlfIc wonder II cured Il II Null
ford lecturer Tor the Patrons Of Illus
bandry, Waynesboro, APa., =. Of a
distressing case of piles. II heals the
worst burns, sores. cuts burns, ulcers
woundsO. chilblains and salt rheum
Only 25c at A NJ Hughes drus store
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-14
4 LIVELY rrssLE.

with that old enemyot the race, constl
patton, often ends in appendicitis, T,
avoid all serious trouble with stam'
ach, liver and bowels. take nr King
New Life Pills. They perfectly regu
late these organs without pain or dis
comfort 26c at A. NJ Hughes,drug'
glst
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-14
PROGRAMME


For $. $ Rally to be held at Don
THAN, KY. Sept, 2S, 1906.
1910 Called to order by the Pres
ident, j, H. Mcclure.
lO;45 Music, Mrs. f, T. d. Wallace
1850 Invocation. Rev. l.. NJ. Cop
ley
Music
il;OU Address of Welcome, H. W,
Lambert.
11:1O Response, Rev. L. G. Waiter.
l1;2O What the S. S has done iot
every neighborhood G. f.
Chapman.
1850 Recitation. one In Christ
Dinner
Parade by the Sunday School
100 General talk on Sunday Schou
work-the field as 1t is today
W. ]. Vaughan,
1:40 History OF the S. S. work ii
Lawrence county-what incenti
for pushing the WORKER Thur
2;10 Should We have general lie
union every year? Why?Rev
Vim. Sparks
1920 Relation of S. $. to the church
S. Y. Dobbins
l2;4O How to secure wide-awake S, $
G. h. Carter
$40 What are the rewards OF IN
faithful teacher? Rev L. N
Copley
1926 Farewell talks by the Presi
dent and others.
Come one and all and enjoy a goa
day. J. II. Mcclure. Pres
Clara Lambert, Secty.
''Old kentucky Home" hat pins :
sterling silver are the newest thinr
and vAy pretty. AT conley's stoI
for GO dents.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-14
MULES FOR SALE.

Span of mules, weight 1900 lbs, $
years old VIII sell cheap for cash,
but good note preferred. Apply to
ROBERT DIXON.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-14
The Louisa National Bank.
Capital, $4,000 CO. = Surplus over $4,000 90
SECURITY TO DfPoSlToRS siosSOo 90.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.
Capital, $4,000 90.

Compare the local conditions and accommodations supply
before and since organization Of this Bank and will find that this ns
tuition brought about changes great benefit the public Our stock
in the hands of few people Our stockholders number about
Wayne the
putting all the enterprises that building and developing
this community
NJ. G. WATSON. President NJ f. CONLEY, Cashier
j. f. HACKWoRTH L. H. YORK AUGUSTUS SNYDER
r. L. vlNsoN. F. H. YATES, DIRECTORS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-14

We sell at the lowest market price
quality considered. If you want seedf
of cheap quality you need not can
on US. for We do not keep them
Ask us for prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-09-14

''Old Kentucky Home hat pins ii
sterling silver are the newest thing
and vay pretty. AT conley's store
for 60 DENTS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20

Work s naa drawing rapidly io r.
sloss on tto nru cfo.6h dam, witch
was commenced moro ihhn th.rie1H
years nru. anl VIII sHtt over tsOnoOOn.
exclusive of 1omr i5 miles highway
several bridges ani imporiani changes
iuvoivei faf ihc 90 Croian aquriuei
Thia makes iho dam construction prop
sf foot up 20 something lits titonoOo
of which over 100000 BE- iu5 io ite
change from earth io masaHfy of ite
south egi section. NJ viii h8 rrmsm
hoIsi itsi ihe dnm if s1atuy 300 fsgt
hlch from ihe lauesi point in iho fauH
,ailon 90 iha erect snI .s ihus ihe
iallssi dam lu ihe world 10 forms "a
reservoir is miles loag and lmpaunIs
aaooooooooo gaiIaus of water % s
huit of salli granite astlar anI wb.
be- ssrspi itat tts saaih extension be-
hartet uIih r1t'aprsu rahffrie aHi
ID has o. sp.i.uaY 1000 itri long Hi
hsht aug'ss ia COO a,Is of ths Iam.
anl % fesi below Iis Greet. aHl rau
tsias aiiassihsf aiaut $4,000 yarls
ri maarrf 200 srI'uay b. tfass.l
BY asirsl arst bridge af goo fr.t span
which tas braa issIsHrI suI n.rfri
90 hafmaH're as t'aseI, ss possible aIiH
the gfanlto nasaaft hH attempt aH..H
has b.sn naiahf satrsssfa as faf as
color aai ihs sanuau.y erect af iHt
dana eora.te n eaatuuet tuf which
emphasize iha comparative tsnlsms.s
of che arch tIb la relation 90 900 mas
siFo buiifs.s fafmsl ty ile lam ht oae
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20

New York Jan. 20-The automobile
show % Madison square Garden and
tbo ono in lho s.K'y.a.a regiment
army 6a Lexington avenue sgl Goth
street vIl close tonight after one
week 7f extraordinary success The
attendance was unusually large and
uo previous exposition attracted as
much attention as tfe tN6 simultaneous
eypos.t'5Hs af ihg rr.' week. Tho
feature which probably attracted
moro interest even iaan thr automobile
display was the exhibition of appara.
tua machinery eiey Tor navigating
the air, under tho auspices Of che
Aero club America. Many proml.
mont automobIlists are taking a great
lcal OF iBterost 10 aerial navigation
and it Is expected that this exhibition
viii give "a powerful empeius 90 the
development af this Kind OF sport in
the United States Heretofore France
has practically moBono'.fel ths Geld,
while ths United States las been Iu-
terested in the problems more from a
scientific standpoint
The exhibition win end this even
ing with che annual banquet OF the
Automobile Club Of America, which
win De heIl at tle WallorfAsioria.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
TAX DODGERS TIGHT THE BILL

TAX UUbaAhp
That the aneieui and eminentiy re-
speeiablo profession known as 'a1
dodgers are hghting tho Farmers ana
Shippers tax BIN because it provides
for pablielty n tho assessment foil
before 8. is equalizei
This provision Of tho law would 40
moro to expose the inequalities an'
,hs hlblen values Of property that ore
sov escaping taxation than any other
moans that can ever BE- adoPted.
Western Oregon. Published o. Cot
tago Grove. has iho following illusira.
lion 10 Che points
nNoivi,hslanding there Is no law
commanding 10, che county court OF
Benton county has authorized tho pub.
ussi.oa n Che assessment ron Of that
county. one result already noted BE-
ths uasoycrlne of a piece of property
within two miles of Corvallis worth
t50OO chat escaped TAXATION Tor aev.
srsi Years Tho Willamette Develop
ment League tax bll, if voted will
discover many tracts throughout Che
state
Why shouldn't all che big taE dod.
gers aght ibe passage Of such Jaw
when n would expose their methods
Of avoiding their iust iurs 20 Che com.
muniiy 20 thoir ueIghboui
''No rogue Ger folt tho halter draw
with rooi opinion of che law" orc.
ron has bad a very defective system
N assessment and taxation end ibo
hln pfopoael should become o. law if
fof DO other reas5u than chat pub.
llsliy win hr up more property boz
come precincts ihau ihe assessor noF
dnds especially personal property
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
nLa. IL rhLLLrrLn. RaLlmadl

Washington. u. g., Jan. ao. The new
bids far s6Hsfsfanafy contracts or
grants far Coo construction 8f railroads
ia ihe rbIirr.Ha islands which has
basa submitted ia Secretary Taft m
Cor tho t.Ia submitted Do answer Go
ue previous sl for proposals bad
been rejected NIrr opened it.H morn
IHg bt lu O'Clock 1Hi Submitted io iar
bureau ~ IHmiaf affairs f6r gompu.1
t.an Toe former b..h bad lefn ra
issiel lsBuas of departures from the
terms of ihe circular calling for pro-
raaiF Secretary TAFT after "a mum
hrr uf conferences with Governor
Wright bud Mr Forbes of the Phillip.
rIne commission haI Colonel Edwards
chief 1f its IH.aIHr bureau rejected
aIl proposals aHI ra1IyeriIseI fnr b.r
rha terms af tte proposals. were SOME
what mndlh,i
% vns dstiiri ihai, Whsro bidders
pmpasa i0 construct iHr road without
guarantees thfy nill hr limited in ihr.f
hIa oHl, Do, to. terms of GOO Phillip
r.ne sn,tmm.H. railroad 1sis NJ lpUa
iHI ln1 nut where bidders Nish m
'ake aifHn'HE. nf % guarantee 0f trr
.s.h IHirn| HH ta.Ir Investment f..t
.an vary fnm ha original IHtUHUHr.
Boo l.I HnIl Boz p0.Ht of i.ns ar .r f..
.asf af construction f#r mI. H. af
'.-.rI o., contractors prolific As H
.h. HHH fhe rHH.wn. saurmaat
..ear,.s uH rs.f f. hk iHe ura.Hum
.'sf .f I.a ru| T.e ume IH which
.la raI .aH Ir completed arI ths toH.
Tractors profits u.' ns .urrraut taH.
s.Irut.ars Boa making tte awards u
.s understood thHt tae bidders who
ha'e aHt .n proposals a.e practically,
'ar stm. as t.nse uha s.r. .a EIs 900
'.U H.tIHus occasion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
THE VALUE or CHARCOAL
row People Know How Useful II Is An
Preserving Health and Beauty.

Nearly everybody knows that char,
coal BE- the safest aaI most sh.slsnt
d.s.Hfesiaui and puT.der 90 nature, but
f5W realize its value when taken into
tao human system for 'te same cleans
ing purpose
Charcoal 10 remedy that the more
you take of it tho better; d 10 uot a
drug AZ an, but simply absoFbs the
gases and Impurities always present
ia che stomach aud iutestines aud ear.
Fies them out OF the system.
Charcoal sweetsns tho breath after
smoking driuking or after eating
onions or oiorous vegetables
'a.Esrtl eIse,ua.y clears anl I'm.
lroEcs taa complexion, &c wliteus the
teeth and further a,5s as natural
ant gmInert.y safe eathart.s.
Dc absoIts tde Injurious gases which
collect la ,ae stomach and bowels; Il
a'arfefis tle mouth aaI tL.aat from
iae poison of saurra.
AI aas- ss seI charcoal IN one
l.r- or arr.aer ia. probably the
les. charcoal aai tae mos, fsr the
u1asy Is Snart's C.s.sasl I.as,nees,
taey a.. composed ot tls arsst POW.
.,rsl N..aw charcoal. aaI other harm.
less aHtsept.es .u tablet form 5r rather
.a tas fom of large pleasant tasting
i'leHsrs tao charcoal being mixed
with honey
Tie daily use of thes, ,at,ases viii
tsl n o. much improved s5uait.on Of
tae geasra! hea..h. better complexion.
'"ee'sr breath ana puI.r Naoi, and
'ae beauty gf IL .s. that no rossible
harm can result from tasir continued
use ba, on the contrary, great tene6t
A Buffalo physician speaking OF the
eeuea,s ot slar,oal, says; "I advise
s'ua5ts Charcoal Lozeages q, All
patients Suffering from sas IN the
stomach aud bowels, aai 20 clear the
complexion sa1 purify the breath
mouth sad tAr0a,i I also believe the
liver Is greatly bsne6,eI Ity tie dsnv
ese OF tlemi they cost but twenty.
ave esais box al drug stogsS aad
sliheuga In some ssnss a patslt prsp.
ara'.oa, yet I believe set more and
Better charcoal in stuart's Oharsoal
Loieages shaa IN any o. tie ordinary
charcoal tablets 4"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20

c,5 and tho hillside at the other en1.
The contract for the construction OF
tb, dam was awarded in August, ls92'
since then there has always been em-
ofoyot large force. sometimes amount
i7g r, 1000 men at the dam ana guar
liz, The face Of the dam is built
viib granite ashlar in cours.s from ~
20 40 inches 10 depth, with dressed
ARISES and joints Of q maximum thicA'
,ess Of go inches. made with ID &C.
mont mortar. The rubble backing was
isi5 vi,b the utmost care and rigid in.
spee,ior. The large stones we're sot on
bsds Of concrete and mortar in which
bsy were ated by bcijing end lift.
Inc ybsm again with derricks from
ttrse io six times never less than
twice. ara usually three or four timos
caro- being taken 20 Oh in plenty Of
mortar over all irregularities so that
,ha stone had perfect contact through.
out and aoa,eI easily Spaces between
,b. large stones were filed with small
sr stones. carefully bcddcl In mortar
a, tbat mo- two stones touched each
other The $1,000 cubic yards Of con.
crete backing in 'he dam extension con.
isirs large stones which were quickly
lowered into thick bcds of fresh con.
crete and were then shaken with bars
until they were deeply imbcIdod and
a5atcd easily in Che soft mass. Special
care was taken 20 sot 40 stones With
convex faces down. ani never 20 allow
any stone 90 have n cavity in ihe low
or surface On which cir might be con
dned. As the thickness Of the dnm at
he bottom 8f iho reservoir BE- from 10
20 aiB fsot. it is n0t likely that there
can De- any passage of water through
%. save l.til, seepagc which shows
ite great dImculiy or ImpossihiI.iy Of
making stone masonry absolutely Don.
per,ious under heavy prcss1rs.-En-
cheering record
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-20
DR.. Stones Drus Stor

does a strictly eash business, owu
one, and no ono owes itj carries II
stock ils shelves, counters and ~
cases are loaded with drugs, msdia''
notions, toilet articles, winss 4
liquors Of all kinds for medisL \
poses. d.. Stone 10 a regular grsAu'l
Ia medicine aud has had many ysan
experience In the practice Cess
tions are free. Prescriptions ~ N.
and only regular prices fer Hs-s'
DR.. Stone can be found AZ Ne q
store, Salem, Oregon, from . Il
morning untn o At night