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CAPITAL AND SURPLUS SI5OOOO
ANOTHER BARN BURNED.

During the storm last Saturday
evening the barn of William Cad
man i'll Greenwood township, was
struck by lightning and burned to
the ground
Mr.. Cadman was at work in the
field. The sky was overcast with
clouds more or less portentous, but
shower such as might do damage,
did not seem imminent. There was
flash of lightning accompanied
simultaneously with thunder, but
Mr.. Cadman did not attach much
importance to it until some time
later, when, looking up, he dis
covered that the barn was on fire.
He hastened to the burning build
ing, where he succeeded in rescuing
his three horses, although they had
actually been in the fire and had
been badly scorched. The farming
implements were burned along with
the barn.
1t was rather late when several
neighbors arrived but a bucket
brigade was formed and by dint Of
persevering labor the dwelling and
wagon shed were saved but not
until both of the buildings had been
on fire.
The loss sustained is $4,000, par
TALLY covered by insurance.
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STATE CONVENTION.

The Democratic State Conven-
ton was helt in Harrisburg yester-
day. Amons' those who attended
from here were Hon. John G.. Har-
man, J. II. Mercer, county chair
man, District Attorney Small, J..
w. Hidlay, Thornton Freeze and
Ralph Smith.
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TEACHERS ELECTED.

The Bloom School Board on last
Friday evening elected the teach
ers. Prof. l.. p. Sterner, super
vising principal, and Prof. w. c.
Mauser each have year to serve
under a three years contract. The
other teachers are as follows:
HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING.
c. O. Frank, reacher of Latir
and Greek, salary $50 per month.
T. +. Shambach, Sciences, sala'
ry sos per month.
Miss Anna Belle Swartz, teacher
of English, salary $50 per month.
Miss Stella Reddick, teacher OF
Business Branches, salary $50 pei
month.
Miss Ida Rinker, A Grammar
Boys, salary SIS per month.
Miss Mary Knapp, teacher OF
Arithmetic, etc, salary $50 per
month.
O. H. Yetter, instructor i'll Mu,
sic and Drawing, $1,000 per year.
Miss Flnira Wilson, Girls, y
Grammar, salary SIS per month.
Miss Ella Allen, B Grammar
Grade; salary $50 per month.
Janitor, John w. Gray, salary
$40 per month.
THIRD STREET BUILDING.
S. J. Johnston, principal salary
S73 per month.
Miss Catherine Corey A Inter
mediate, salary $50 per month.
Miss Mae Rhodomoyer, A Inter
mediate, salary $50 per month.
Miss Minnie Penman, B Interme-
diate, salary $50 per month.
Miss Helen Nanderslice, B Inter
mediate, salary $50 per month.
Miss Mary Kline, A Primary,
salary $50 per month.
Miss Helen Reice, a Primary,
salary $50 per month.
Miss Mabel Meyer, B Primary
salary S5J per month.
Miss Mary Adams, B Primary
salary $50 per month.
Miss Clora Furman, c Primary
salary $50 per month.
Miss Gertrude Rinker, c Prima
ry, salary $50 per month.
Janitor, John Farver, salary SAC
per month.
Substitute teacher, Dora Kesty.
FIFTH STREET BUILDING.
Frank A. Frear, principal, sala
ry S7o.per month.
| Miss Emma Cadman, A lnterme
diate, salary $50 per month,
Miss Catherine Cadow, B Inter
mediate, salary $50 per month.
Miss Mary Sheep, A Primary
salary $50 per month.
Miss Louise Robbins, B Primary
salary $50 per month.
Miss Anna Fox, B Primary, sal
airy $50 per month.
Miss Annie Snyder, c Primary
salary $50 per month.
Miss Laura Redeker, G Primary
salary $50 per month.
Janitor and Truant Officer, c. f
Dietterick, salary S45 per month.
In all instances where the teach
ers were not already receiving tina
salary the teachers salaries wer
advanced to $50 per month as re
quired by the new law, the Blooms
burg School Board employing onl,
those teachers who are Norma
graduates and have had two years
experience.
President Ikeler appointed tn,
following committees;
Text Books and Course of Stud,
Brown, Mercer, Ikeler.
Compulsory Education - Hart
man, Mercer, Carpenter.
Finance - Rinker, Carpenter
Brown.
Buildings and Grounds -Ikeler
Brown, Rinker.
Grievances-Carpenter, Rinker
Ikeler.
The treasurer presented his bonC
in the sum of $4,000 which wa'
approved.
The school term was fixed at min
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THE FROG SEASON.

So vague is the new law govern
ing the frogging season considered
that Aldermen in York have given
different decisions regarding it, In
response to request State Fish
Commissioner w. T., Meehan has
decided that the open season ex-
tends from July to November I.
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KELLY SENTENCED.

A new trial was refused B. +.
Kelly on Saturday and he was
sentenced by Judge Evans to nine
months in the county Jail, and to
pay a fine Of SIoo and the costs of
prosecution. The case may be
taken to the Supreme court.
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COMMENCEMENT WEEK.
DeIiqh,Tul Exercises Close the Years Work.

The exercises of commencement
week have been most interesting
and entertaining. On Friday night
a delightful concert was given by
the orchestra under the direction of
Miss Starr. On Saturday night the
Middlers presented drama enti-
tied King Rene's Daughter, "
which was much enjoyed by the
large audience. On Sunday the
baccalaureate sermon was preached
by Rev. DR.. t. +. Bell of Wash
ington. On Monday night came
the Junior contest in recitation.
The judges, Supt. w. A. Will
son. of Milton; County Superin-
tendent of Lackawanna county, J.
c. Taylor, of Scranton, and Coun-
ty Superintendent w. w, Evans,
of Columbia county, had consider
able difficulty in awarding the
prizes, but their first choice finally
fell to Miss Ida Reber; second prize
to Bird Breisch, and third prize to
Stewart T.. Acop
The Class Day exercises on Tues
day evening called together all au-
dience that filled the hall. The
program was as follows:
Presidents Address,
Mr.. Harry DeWire
Out on the Deep Frederick Lohr
Senior Boys Chorus.
Glass History, Miss Alma G. Noble
Mr. l.. n. Llewellyn.
Essay, 80 Miss Miriam /. Smith
Mendelssohn, Capriccio Brilliant;
op. %.
Miss Josephine Cousart
and Miss Bertha Bacon
Class Prophecy, Miss Olga l.. Buck
Class Song So. ......... -. Class
Class Grafton. Mr.. Derl Hess
Class Memorial,
Miss Margaret G. Daley
Orchestra.
Class Presentation,
Miss Cora Cramer
and MIR. Nicholas Dino
Up, Quit Thy Bower,
P. A. Schnecker
Senior Girls Chorus.
COMMENCEMENT.
The commencement exercises
took place on Wednesday morning
at 10 O clock. The following was
the program:
Grand March, B. S. n. S. Orchestra
Prayer. ..... Rev. L. b. Bailey
Overture, "Maritana" -. Wallace
b. S. n. S. Orchestra,
Commencement Address, Pres. Is
aac Sharpless, Haverford College
Song, Il Cannot Forget You, Cor
don Temple, Rosa Vollrath.
Violin Obligato, Gines Escaniverinc
Presentation of Certificates to Grad
yates of the Normal Course.
Presentation of Diplomas to Grad
yates in Academic Department.
I. To Classical and Scientific
Graduates.
2. To Graduates in Music.
3. To Graduates III Commercial
Department.
Presentation of Permanent Diplo
mas to Graduates who Have Taught
Two Full Annual Terms,
ALUMNI MEETING.
The Alumni meeting was held "a
one o clock. In the absence of DR.
Welsh, president, the meeting was
called to order by Geo. +. Elwell
vice-president, with S. J. johnson
as secretary, Minutes of last yeal
were read and approved, and the
following officers were elected
President, Geo. T.. Elwell; vice
president, DR.. ID. J. Waller; cores
ponding secretary, Prof. G. +. Will
bur; recording secretary, 5. J John
son; treasurer, II. G., Supplee; eX'
ecu,ive committee, O. T.. Bakeless,
c. II. Albert, Miss Eva Rupert,
Mrs. l.. p. Sterner, and Mrs. J. G.,
Harman. After the transaction OF
some other business the meeting
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months to begin Monday, August
goth.
Following the meeting the annu-
al dinner of the Board was held at
the Central, landlord Kline serving
a most excellent dinner. At the
table were the present and retiring
members of the Board.
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CLASS REUNIONS.

Tuesday was reunion day at the
Normal. The classes of 1882, 'S7,
81, OF and 'o5 got together in
goodly numbers, and in separate
rooms partook a most excellent
dinner. Eleven members of 50
were back, and a delightful feature
of the occasion was a visit to the
cottage of DR.. Bierman at Arbutus
Park, where a delicious supper was
served.
Eleven members of 'S7 were pre-
sent, and forty-hve of 'o2, and fifty
five of 'o5 were present at their re-
unions. At all of them interesting
programs were carried out. Ad-
dresses were made at all of these
meetings by members of the faculty.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1907-06-27

The Bloom School Board on last
Friday evening elected the teach
ers. Prof. l.. p. Sterner, super
vising principal, and Prof. w. c.
Mauser each have year to serve
under three years contract. The
other teachers are as follows
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-13

Oklahoma the Undersigned constituting the
respectfully submit the following their opn
ion Recommendation with thereto
that the general election laws Of the Terri
governing elections
the Indian Territory that
throughou the proposed state and
applicable nlustg govern holding
provisions relating p,
applicable throughout the the
Officers concerned.
that without authority
provide n mandatory primary
Fourth opinion that tho power o
eanyaaeng
aGcaon rejection the Constitution
canyesiug board Enabling
power to provide
o Territory,
election machinery power is
sganled by Enabling
opinion election machinery in
oklahoma applicable the change
o'nics and the further canyassing
board tho election county
oFcg tho machinery
the Territory Oklahoma canyassIns board
the Of the county Officers
sixth Oklahoma Territory
method conducting eesion so far
applicable the holding
said election The Territory Oklahoma owing to the
fact that the language Of tho Enabling it possible
differences Of opinion Convention in those
matters Convention in prnr for
ne election Oklahoma Territory to and use as far as
applicable the election in Tie Territory Of
oklahoma
Respectfully submitted,
S. HAYES
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Afternoon Session, Tuesday, March r. 1907 1sO p M

The Convention took recess until 1880 P. NJ
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Chairman
Committee Pablc Buildings
MIR PRESIDENT:
We your Committee on Public Institutions and State buildings
the following and respectfully adoption:
Section Educational refomatop Institutions
FOR The benefit Of the blind
ons the public require established supported
by the State in such may by
Sec The several counties provide may
prescribed by those inhabitants nGmiy
misfortune sympathy county
Sec All public buildings and an thereto nud
land granted Territory oblshoa
shall The Constitution become Tho
pmrcrr OF This state.
se ~ the first general election year
the question permanent government shall he sub
mtted to tho qualified electors e cgu
tons the Legislature shall Unt such location shan have been
made herein provided remain at The city
Of Gabne Provided however state except
shall be necessary tho nsaclon public banes o
said State at said capital shall any public money 81 ihe
state for the erection Of buildings ouch period
see When the seat been permanently
located herein provided thereof shan mol hoae be
ehaasd EXCEPT BY vote Of twothrd galaod electors
ne state voting at general question Of renopr ue
capitol
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WRITE US FREELY

Hogg James Jenkins
Kane Tencr.
Absent
Asp Banks Btby Buchanan coyey Eiley
Edmondson Fisher Frye HaqIaty H
lphc Kelly Kornesay Nlaxey
NewlL md Stowe
President Murray tho Committee
Report No So entitled Legislative by
been finally and proposed
state Oklahoma and the
the ensrosscd same, a
Tho Calendar called, the
mtcc Ct the Whole consideration
john in the Chair
Alter consideration the OF
Whole President Chair uciohn
Chairman reported follows:
MIR. PRESIDENT:
We, Committee
tho the report have had
consideration Committee uppemcnol hy Committee
on Suffrage recommend that
mhtoe Of the whole that
Report No g. and that thereon the rcsoo
referred have again
W. IiTTIEIoiN.
Chairman
Mr. Henshw that the appoint sicarpg Commlec
which the President Of the Convention
prevailed and the President
miee Messs Henhav Hayes King cahy Williams los
ptnan, Icdbetier, Baker
On motion the Convention Wednesday.
Mar,h 49, 1907
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Committee Reports

on Judiciary 81 Department.
RELATING PERpETUIrEs MoNoPoIIEs
PRESIDENT:
The Committee judiciary Judicial respectfully
the adoption
Section monopoos contrary genius
free government shall be allowed
noscnilure cnalncnt n n
Respectfully submitted
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Respectfully submitted,
S. w. HAYES,
Chairman.
nY coMMITrEE oN surFRAaE

by COMMITTEE on SUFFRAGE.
MIR PRESIDENT;
We your Committee sunag whom proposed
amendment relating granting suffrage in certain
matters beg leave TO say that we have had The
and rerert the substitute follows,
That as Section Of the Article Suffrage following:
Section All female citizens United statoa
possessing like Qualifications shall be quail
fed electors in an matters relating
Respectfully submitted.
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AMERICAN Rose SOCIETY,
CBy Associated pregs1

TTy NH7UC7ITVU TTET7T
Washington, ID. O., Nlafth i3hrhe
National Rlilss' han has been eon9ert-
ed into floral bower With countless
roses agaleae, orchids hya nthis
tulips. narcissus. violets. palms. ger-
aniums and other popular flowers The
occasion OF the display is the flower
show held In conjunction with the an
nual meeting OF the American Rose
society. The meeting opened today
and viii eontinue through tho rest OF
the week Professional and amalenr
growers from all parts of the coihtry
are in attendance.
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The Guthrie Wall Paper & Paint
Co has all the 1907 wall paper dc.
signs. Get their prices on paints. oils
and yarnlshes, ~. Oklahoma AVG.
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Eds Lunch G Short Ordur House
p O. block. viii give you a meal or
lunch that Will malss you come again.
Choicest cigars and tobacos.
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Logan co. Bank--1racii your children
the value Of a bank account. Deposit
your rnonoyat THIS bank for safety and
reliability. n. p cor. Okla. q Div.
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Official Journal Of the Proceedings
Of the Constitutional Convention
coNvENTIor CHAMBER.

Morning Session, Tuesday, March 12, 1907s9A M
Convention called President n the Chair
Invocation by Delegate Cobb
a quorum present
Biby Covc
iana Hopkins Iatimc Mathis
Newell Safer Edmoncson
Messrs Blby, Bowers Hanraty, Hopkins
Newell Beard Fdmondson had previously
Fisher on O sickness.
The following communication
Shawnee .,
Hon VIM H. Murray.
President Constitutional Convention
Guthrie, osla
AM Brothc
with resolution Convention, Many
thanks the N
Johnston
Indahoma
X. cherished as a relic in
the archives Of the Farmers Union Of Indiahoma
yours
(signed b. c HANSEN
Secretary Treasurer
The report Of the Committee Revision
Proposition
judiciary Depart
nent adopted passed third rceadng and
passage.
The Convention p. p
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Bristol steel fishing rods minnow
Buckets and Japanese poles, at Of
smiths.
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The great reduction sale Is now on
at the Novelty Racket liS North
Division 81. The opportunity OF
ife.time 10 get china ware cheap.
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Rates. 5 Cents a Day
PIONEER
Telephone & Telegraph Co.

The Mint Bar lunch counter serves
hot and cold lunches, soup. chill and
short-ordcrs with neatness and dis
patch. Cd Leavit., at the Mint Bar.
2o0 East Oklahoma avenue.
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Guthrie Neat Pressing club. VIII
call fer and deliver your clothes
cleaned and pressed. Ladies clothes
giyen special attention. E. 3. Metz.
Phone 500. Royal basement.
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conyenion o Murray in the Chair
o Revision Compilation style and Ar
Committee
Report No entitled Report
No Co. entitled "Pepcucs Report No e.
entitled Buildings" Committee Report No
49, entitled Revenue and Taxation"
Counties reports
was ordered rocngrossed third
The report Of the Committee Revision
lie Works considered
Sections and transferred
mttee Revision Compilation upon
Report entitled and
Mr. Parker the propose rqort recon-
mendaton Of seal for the Great Seal the
which % he Committee Oft the Whole
Dltchcs was pae
third adopt resulted
Akom Allen Anderson, Carney Carr candm
Chambers, Cloud Cobb copeland Dalton Dong Ens
Gardner Graham Ilmcd Hayes
Herring Hughes Hunt James, Jenkins Johnston Jones
King. Leahy Iedbotter Iiedte Ien
Lteon Mccanee Mclan Nelson Norton par
ker Pman Rogers Rose sandl saw
age soela swarts Toh Tener
liams Of Williams Of 81 Williams Q of 49,
Wyatt sidentA Murray.
Absent:
Berry Biby Board Bowers buchanan covey
Edey Edmonason Fisher of 49, Hcon ond
rIca I Hopkins licpston humphrey Kelly lorncgay Lang
Icy Latme Mcclure Mathis
President Murray announced the Proposition
No S7 entitled by this vote been I'm
any adopted and proposed state
Oklahoma and in the subscribed an
ensrosed copy Of the President o Convention
Committee Report No &c. entitled Apporonmcn was
placed on third reading adoption adopt same
resulted follows
Akers Allen Anderson Baker Carney Carr Caud
Chambers Cobb Cochran Dcn Els Gardner
Graham Harrison Of i5 Harrison Hayes enshaw
Herring Hughes Hunt Johnston Leay Leo Ioeer
Ldbeto Ledke I1ien deion cCane NcCn Major Mcssen
ger doTe Nelson Norton Parker rtman ouae Ramsey Rice Rob
er's Rogers Rose sandia Tosh Tucker r
ner Weaver Williams Of Williams ios wins Wood
OF 8 Wood Of 50. Wyatt, wyly, President Murray.
L. ..s
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RespeclirIIy 49,.
a 9. wYLY
MR. PRESIDENT

MR. PRECEDENT
me hes ADVISORY Committee has lad consideration the PRO
posed oopnce On primary ana aneon or
US s0pp'p'p eng een q 'As aV county oaesys
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never expected a cordial reception from
high class audience. such as gathered
TO worship the violinist.
Mother dear" she cried, this is Mr..
Arson. who very kindly came to nv
assistance when a cabman gave me
some trouble last night"
Mrs Atherley gave him a pleasant
greeting. but turned TO her daughter.
Why didn't you tell me of any dis
pute when you returned home? You
know how nervous l am when you are
out at night"
The girl laughed merrily.
You have answered your own cues
ton, carissima. That is precisely why
l did not tell you
Miss Atherley was good enough n
permit me to meet you here after the
concert" put in Philip. so that 1
might add my assurances to her own
that the affair was of no consequence.
1t is early vet. Will you come with
me for some supper. and thus give
me a chance of telling you how much
l enjoyed your daughters singing?'
4SS hA44P' " pay NOuAt ~ Inc
mother.
Mrs. Atherley, in no way deceived,
yet grati1ied by the Difference shown
TO her, gave the girl a questioning
glance.
"Oh, do let US go, mamma! I am
famished, l candidly admit it. Mr..
Arson, l have subsisted since lunch
con without morsel"
We will be delighted began the
older lady, but her attention was at
tracted by the footman holding open
the door of the carriage
rs that carriage yours?" she said to
Philip.
Yes"
Where do we SUPP"
cat the Savoy"
She flushed slightly.
Not the Savoy" she faltered.
why not, mother?' cried the girl
spiritedly. MIR. Arson, my mother
does not care to meet associates of
of other days 1 tell her she thinks
far too much of these considerations
Why should she fear to face them sim
ply because we are poor?"
Il think, Mrs. Atherley," be said
quietly, that you are very rich, fan
richer than many a mere de famille
we shall meet at the restaurant"
This neat compliment turned the
scale of the mothers hesitation In
deed, she might well be proud OF he
beautiful daughter.
The two ladies seated themselves IL
/ the luxurious landau with an ease tha
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wv GtAt DO0 0fC Ctf y ftCfts
showed familiarity, but Mrs. Atherley,
being a woman, could not help being
troubled in the matter of dress.
The Savoy" she murmured as the
rubber tired vehicle glided away noise
lessly. Il have not been there for
years. And people at supper are al
ways attired so fashionably. Could
we not
The girl put her arm around her
waist.
''Just for once, mamma, you shall
not care a little bit, and none may be
the wiser Here is Mr.. Anson-quite
an elegant himself-he would never
guess that our gowns were home
made"
THE women, dear one-they will
know"
HOh. you deceiverl You said my toilet
was perfect, and I am quite sure yours
is
This logic was incontrovertible. Mrs.
Atherley sighed and asked what took
place the previous night.
Philip imagined that the girl hung
back. so he boldly undertook an expla-
nation. BY describing the cabman as
apparently intoxicated and certainly
impudent he covered a good deal of
ground. and the rest was easy.
When they reached the Savoy, the
anxious mother had relegated the in
cident to the limbo of unimportant
things. Only one other matter trou-
bled her-the somewhat unconven-
tional origin Of her daughters &C
quaintance with this pleasant manner
ed young gentleman.
She was far too tactful TO hint at
such a point just then. 1t should be
reserved for home discussion.
Meanwhile they were early arrivals.
The head waiter marshaled them to a
window table. Mrs. Atherley smiled
! She knew her London.
you We're sure we would accom-
] pany your" she cried.
sNot at all sure; only hopeful" said
/ Philip
"Ah. well, it is good occasionally tc
revisit the old scenes. No, Elf. l VIII
/ sit here 1 VIII not be en- face TO that
row Of tables. Half a dozen people
would certainly recognize me. and | d.
not wish it"
Elf, The name drove Philip:
thoughts backward with q bound
back TO q torrential night in Londor
square and the tearing open of a car
rage door in time to save a sweet lit
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-28

cr,, N 9, e s ths 20 se-Gasd PeSlelistt aYo
years ago, after "a wide experience I'm other cities
rooDT THE
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to
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sas @ @ at why sa'
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nnd being
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Improvement a after beginning treatm
for cur l A ii
dculty your kidneys bladder
sSeT P % instTueons e oT % ana guarantee
WEAK AND FAILING MEMORY
d Ies @ ad osy both men and women
it
single all that needed to in others
led price ~5ch may agree UPON contract to cure you for sD''
CHARGES RnAsoNAnLE
s l, a a ny ssss * nsE ' fees only because
you oo my % @ ' dppSintsd to a6g
ss s sfs? this i9S sa % % stand ~ Sunday Hours
j. =. RUCkEL. M D.
PosTOFFIcE
\o2nd ST. s. Commercial Ave. SO. CHICAGO
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Ask the family upstairs 20 subscribe.
The Press., 1907-08-21
ELLINGTON.
CRYSTAL Lake.

George Sweet of Colfax, ILL.,, is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. VIM. Sullivan and Mrs. Earl
Curtis we're in Hartford last week.
John Middleton and family from
Melrose visited here early in the
week.
Mrs. Mariva Kibbe and daughter,
Elna, were the guests of Mrs. Frank
Newell last Wednesday.
The Misses Ora and Hazel Charter
are spending their vacation with their
brother, Perrin, in Woodmont.