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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-02-15

Judge Dietrich was up from Pocatell,
Thursday.
Attorney Caleb Jones was here from
st. Anthony Thursday.
Waiter Wilson of Hennefer, Utah, il
here visiting the Bond families.
Billy Rawlins has been appointed
sheep Inspector for the State Of Nevada
Miss Belle Shaw, county superintend
ent of schools visited the Shelley Schoo
Wednesday.
Mrs. j.. K. France and Mrs Chas
Nelson went to Mackay Wednesday fol
a weeks visit.
Mr.. Lawrence of the Singer Sewing
Machine agency of Idaho Falls was
here Thursday.
Richard Stevens is back behind the
counters at the Palace Drug store, at,
ter the layoff on account Of rheuma,
tism.
Miss Shaw has been making the ap-
]portlonment of school moneys this week
and a lot of deserving school teachers
will 1901 be made glad.
j. C. Miller, Of the firm Of Miller a.
Viele, OF Salt Lake was IN town the first
of the week approving some loans ap-
piled for by The Idaho Title, Loan q
Trust Co.
Ed Bennett, formerly Of Pocatello,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. q. II.
Holbrook. He is now chief clerk in the
superintendent Office Of the Nevada &
Northern at Cobre, Nevada.
The Telephone Company had a gang
Of men at work this week taking down
the old wires about town which were
replaced by new. They have just
commenced %stringing another wire
from Blackfoot to Boise via Arco,
Picabo Peek a boo) and HALEY.
We have a letter from j. B. Varney at
Otis enclosing a check for subscription,
and he says the mud is deep and the
skies are blue. So far as he knows,
everybody gets up in the fore part of the
day and puts on his W clothes him
self. There is great activity getting in
wood and water, and the people are per
sistent in having a good time while you
wait. All this is indicative Of heavy
crops on the Carey Lands next summer.
Beresford, s. Dakota. Dear Brother:
Yes, we had the Polmatier Sisters here,
and we were entertained, pleased, cleo
trided. | was very sorry not to have
had our children hear them. They gave
US a splendid concert. In my Judge
ment they are not over-commented. If
your people love music you need not
hesitate to Use any means, even force,
to get them out to hear this concert
Rev. II. W. Jamison. At The Armory,
Wednesday, Feb. 20.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-02-15

Wanted--I4 shares of Peoples Cana
water. Idaho Title Loan & Trust Co.
M. Volpert, of the Hide & Junk Com
pany returned from a trip to Lost Rive
Saturday.
A fine 911s- pound girl baby arrived al
the home of j. Moore, of Firth, on Tues
day, Feb. 8.
Come i'll and try the new vintages.
All kinds of hot drinks to satisfy you
T. A. Hayes. 34-1
The Woodmen of the World will give
a grand ball at the Opera House on the
22nd of February.
Drs. Patrie and Geo. Cooper per-
formed a successful operation on Mrs.
Vest, of Moreland, last week.
See the pretty display of Indian trink-
cts in the Brown Hart Company's, win
dow. 1t is rich and beautiful.
DR.. Patrie informs us that the son of
Landon Rich, of Tilden, who broke his
leg Feb. 3, is getting along nicely.
John Davidson, of Mackay, has been
visiting friends in Indiana for three
months and went out home Monday.
John Brown came back from Boise
Tuesday. He predicts the passage of a
stringent Test Oath bill by the House.
Editor Peck, of the Southern Idaho
Mai has moved his family into the Dan
Raymond house near the Methodist
Church.
Dan Nichols, of Martin, was here the
first of the week on his way back from
Kansas City where he went in January
with a shipment of cattle.
Chas. Hart, of the firm of Brown Hart
Co., has received word from his former
home in Newton, Iowa, of the illness of
his father, who is 76 years old. Should
the situation become serious, Mr.. Hart
will start for home at once.
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s E CO R G.
Telephone No. IA
KINNEY BROS.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
or Money Refunded

"Ridgway's" the great "Militant
Weekly for God and Country" suspend.
ed publication with it's issue of Feb 8
This weekly magazine has, in it's nine
teen numbers, been one of the strongest
periodical factors in the suppression Of
crime in high places; bending it's every
energy for the common good. We are
extremely sorry that the people have
not become acquainted with the maya
zine, as, had they done so, its future
would have been secured, as its c~ircula-
tion-which had already reached TO-
600 copies in so short a time-would
have become enormous and it's adver-
Using patronage sufficient to insure
success.
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Jos. Bonham of Rigby was in town
Thursday.
DR.. Frank McAtee is at Arco on pro-
fessional business.
Mrs. f. w. Mitchell aspects to go to
Weiser the first of the week for a visit.
II. w. Kiefer's house at the cornor
Of Main and Bridge Streets is under
going some repairs.
Thos. Bond is back from the coast.
He has been going to school at Me-
Minville, Washington.
FOR SALE OR RENT-iO acre farm
west of Blackfoot on K +. y. No. 2.
Address w. Il. Duke, Blackfoot,
Idaho. 43-2
JOS. Morelev, county coroner was
down from Idaho Falls Thursday to
hold an inquest over the remains of Jas.
Dobson who was killed at the asylum.
Fred Caldwell and N. NJ. Eldredge
we're up from Pocatello Thursday on
business with the county commissions 8
C ,ncerning a Bridge over Snake River
at Tilden.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mcintosh leave next
Monday for Parma, Idaho where MI.
Mcintosh will engage in the drug busI-
ness. They will both both be missed in
business and social affairs here, and
Blackfoot's loss will be Parma's gain.
Louis Felt, manager of the Blackfoot
Implement Co.. has sold a manure
spreader to Johnston Bros, it being one
Of the few implements Of that kind in
the valley. 1t is on exhibit at the COM
pany's yards and is wellworth going to
see.
The Woodmen of the World are max
ing arrangements for a big dance at The
Opera House February %, and will
show everybody a tip top time. A new
stand has been built for the orchestra
near the center of the hall which is a
notable improvement.
Johnny Verran, son of Mr. and Mrs.
j. II. Verran, Of the candy store, had
a birthday party Saturday evening
which was attended by about twenty Of
his young friends. He is eleven years
old, and entertained with games, and a
dainty luncheon was served.
Port Arthur was quite sick last week,
necessitatIng the return of his mother
from Idaho Falls, where she is being
treated by DR.. Cleary, Osteopath. Port
able to go to school again and Mrs.
returned to the Falls Tuesday.
She is SO much improved that she left
crutches at home this time, they
being a necessary means Of locomotion
when she first left here for treatment.
Cleary assures Mrs. Arthur that she
will be as well as ever in another three
or four weeks.
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4 Gals Promptly Amuvsd Wight " Dag Nothing sH Experienced len Employed
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
UNDERTAKING AND EMRALKW0.
I1A' Ss.. 4 sggdS Brown-Edtedge Furniture Co..

Notary Public at the Standrod Bank
Harold c. DIPPED, dentist, Anderson
Block. 29-ti
Duglas Duncan has gone to Joseph,
Oregon.
Geo. White is back from a trip to
Cache Valley.
Jas. Cameron Jr., was down from
Spencer Saturday.
Frank Brown made a busidess trip to
Idaho Falls Wednesday.
Jos. Coumerilh returned from Salt
Lake Saturday morning.
Deputy assessor W. H. Danilson spent
Wednesday at Idaho Falls.
B. S. Rupp, the architect made bust
ness trip to shelley Wednesday.
Fresh butter and eggs always-John
Oborn delivers them. Phone II. If
Candies, Tobaccos and Cigars of the
right kind at the right price. T. A.
Hayes. "a
All kinds of floor coverings laid with
out extra charge. The Brown Eldredge
Furniture Co. Ltd. 19-tf
Miss Minerva Bruce has gone to visit
relatives at Eureka, Utah, and will be
gone a month or two.
1t requires home patronage to build
up home industries. Any town is better
for having a home laundry. Try the
Blackfoot Steam Laundry. 29-tf
Henry Simmons received word Tues
day hat his brother, Archie, was ser
i'll with pneumonia at the LID. S,
Hospital in Salt Lake. Henry and
Charles left for their brothers bedside
Tuesday night.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-02-15

Harold G. DIPPED, dentist, Anderson
Block. 29-ti
Finest oranges the market affords at
Kinney Bros. Phone. 124. 29-tf.
Dan Jones returned from a business
trip to Mackay Thursday.
The old shoes are easiest. Kinney re
pairs them on Bridge street.
Miss Edna Ward, of Otis, was visiting
with the family of F. M. Randall the
first of the week.
Plenty of money to loan on easy terms
at 8 per cent. Enquire of Barnhart,
Stone d Parkinson. 41tf.
The new ironing machine enables us
to do your linen to a queens taste. Let
us do yours. Blackfoot Steam Laun-
dry. 29.tf
Have your clothes washed at the
Blackfoot Steam Laundry. Everything
done by machinery and satisfaction
guaranteed. 80 If
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-02-15
Go to THE Gem
For Fine Liquors, Cigars, Hot TamaIes,
Chile, WinneWorsts and Sandwiches

Frank Barker was over from Boise
this week.
Tom Wasley was in Pocatello Satur-
day night.
A complete line of Van Camps canned
goods at Kinney Bros. Phone ia. 29-tf.
Claude Farmer is the happy father of
a 5-pound girl baby, born on Jan. 25.
Mrs. Lucy Davis has gone to visit her
daughter, Mrs. A. L. Fisher, at Burley.
When you want young chickens to fry
ring John Oborn, phone II, and have
them delivered If
Howard Wasley and wife came up
from Pocatello and spent Sunday with
their mother, Mrs. G.. Wasley.
Miss A. J. Frost is suffering with
rheumatism and the grip at Idaho Falls.
She is with the family of DR.. Bridges.
For SALE-A fine Eldredge sewing
machine with ball bearings and drop
head. Inquire at the Republican Of
flee. If.
Mr.. Custard, who was hurt in a runa-
way a few weeks ago, still suffers from
headaches occasioned by the blow that
fractured his skull.
Mr.. Varley has moved into the house
formerly occupied by Geo. Bumgarner,
and later by Ernest Peck. MIR. Peck
has moved into the house just vacated
by Mr.. Upper.
LOST-Genuine Mink Fur Ladies
Collar, between B. w. Holbrook's resi-
dence and Scott & Cos drug store last
Friday night. Liberal reward if return
ed to this Office. "a l
No clothing torn, no buttons pinched
off; we use the rotary steam cylinder
process for washing, and the lightning
rotary process for drying. Let us have
your work and your clothes will last
longer. Blackfoot Steam Laundry. 20 If
The village fire apparatus, hose and
hook and ladder, is now quartered in the
Pars. Jones building in the rear of the
Turf Exchange. The hook and ladder
truck has just been added. 1t was
built by ex-Mayor Dan Raymond and is
o. X.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-02-15

Five members of the Won Proskey
Orchestra we're up from Pocatello Tues,
day evening to play for the dance in the
Opera House. They we're Prof. Won
Proskey, Miss Nellie Hansen, L. A. Bum,
Virgil Samms and Wm. Dillman.
Marshal Hilliard received a phone
from the sheriff at Mackay Tuesday to
detain an Italian who was a passenger
on that mornings train. 1t was claimed
he had jumped a board bill, but he sat
listed Mr.. billiard that he had paid the
bill at Arco, and, it being impossible to
get word FROM that place, and his story
being of the convincing kind, he was
allowed to continue his journey the
same evening.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-02-15

Notary Public at the Standrod Bank
Harold c. Dippel, dentist, Anderson
Block. 29-ti
Munson Bros. we're down from Goshen
Tuesday.
Try a loaf of bread, received fresh
every day at Holbrooks. Aft
Stamp photos at Granville & Cutters
during the month of February. 3ltf
. Born, Feb, 10, 1907, to MI. and Mrs.
j. H. Warren, a fine 8 pound boy. All
we'll.
A. H. Holiday of Allegheny, Penn,
was here the first of the week on bust
ness with Attorney Ryan.
W. E. Barnhart sold IA acres south of
the Mackay track, last Tuesday to Ezra
Buchanan and g. w. Williams.
T. A. Hayes is open for business with
a fine line of CONNECTIONS and cigars in
the old Togo Restaurant building. "a l
The Armory boys are preparing for
inspection on the 18th of March. The
prospects are they will hold their en-
campment in California this year.
Attorney A. T. Ryan made a business
trip to Billings, Montana, Saturday.
While there he met Jos. Fifer and Rob
ert Hedrick who were formerly here.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-02-15

Oyster Pattles made to order on short
notice at The Idaho Bakery. Bat
W. L. Campbell was down from st
Anthony on land business Tuesday.
Jas. Gray was up from Pocatello Sun
day visiting his sister Mrs. G. H. Hol
brook.
Don't forget the stamp photos at
Granville e. Cutters during February
Hurry up. February will 70 be gone,
34-tf
Nj. Pendlebury, from down the river,
purchased a team of horses Monday
morning and one of them dropped dead
on South Main street the same after
noon. The loss is rather heavy on Pend
lebury and he has u sympathy.
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SEED WHEAT Defiance seed whea
for sale. w. ID. Trego. 81.
Robert Eaton and family have moved
into the Parsons addition.
Hot tea, coffee and chocolate at the
Idaho Bakery Lunches to order. "a Il
Cream putfs Wednesdays and Satur.
days. Oyster paddles to order. Idaho
Bakery. "a tt
j. B. Howkley, Of Pocatello, visited
his daughter Mrs. j. H. Cutler at Black
foot Sunday.
Mrs. Jas. Glenn left Saturday for
Wellesville, Utah, to attend the funeral
of her sister.
Post Master Geo L. Wall is having
the fixtures in the post office treated to
a coat of paint.
Miss Myrtle Steers, clerk at the Shell
ley Mercantile Co., went to Salt Lake
Sunday for a three weeks visit.
Geo. Y. Pugmire was up from Poca-
tello Monday attending court. He is
running a meat market in the Gate
City.
SAND FOR SALE-All grades OF
sand for building or plastering. Clean
and good. Moses Gagnon, Kennedy
Addition. "a
Several of the boys from Tilden and
Otis were here at court Monday and
Tuesday morning they were "coaling up"
for the trip home.
Walk down to the Cutler Building
and see the large photos on exhibit in
the store window. They are what we
gave to customers who ordered S. worth
of work during December. Granville g.
"a If
Fred Girtch took his wife to the st.
Hospital at Salt Lake Monday
night. Mrs. Girtch has seriously i'll
with a complication of ailments for two
nonthes and the step is taken in the
nope of saving her life.
The Joplin, Mo-, Daily Times, of April
q: SHOULD these talented and gifted
musicians THE Polmatier Sisters come
Joplin again it will be necessary
display the S. r. o. sign, as our larg-
'st public buildings are too small to enter.
ain an audience that would turn out to
lear them" At The Armory next We'd
lesday evening.
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VIM. Hodson of Coalville, Utah, visit.
ed his daughter Mrs. j. T. Carruth the
first of the week.
Don't forget the stamp photos at
Granville & Cutters. Hurry up. Feb.
ruary will soon be gone. "a If
Don't forget the stamp photos at Clan
vile & Cutters during February. Hurry
up. February will soon be gone. 34.tf
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D. H. BIETHAN.
UNDERTAKING and FUNERAL
DIRECTING.

Years of Experience Insures Proper
and COnsiderate Attention. Embalming
Carefully Attended To.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-11
MANY DELINQUENT TOWNS.
last Day for Payment Of Interest on
United States Deposit Fund.

Montpelier June iO.-To day h. the
last day Tor the payment OF interest
GA the United States deposit fund hy
the towns aud cities of the state. The
fund Il now part Of the permanent
school fund and some towns have r..
turned their portion to. the state
treasury. Nearly half of the towns.
however. have failed 20 pay the inter
est.
State Treasurer =. II. Dcayit sent
out letters Saturday notifying dclIii
qucnt towns and " letters are mai, =
today. containing the Interest. pay
mcnt WIN be- considered as within tho
law. although the letters do not reach
here until tomorrow.
la ease towns DO not pay thoy for
felt their share OF the fund and their
portion Of the state school fund re-
s,ris % the state.
Arlington and llraitlchoro. which
were expected 20 test the legality Of
the law. have paid their interest and
Will bring NO suit 40 LEGAL contests
are now expected.
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BENNINGTON BEIf
News OF the Town and village Briefly
Told for Busy Rea or.

News OF the Town and Village Briefly
Told for Busy Rea er-
Mrs Otis Smith has been called to
Troy by the illness OF her father.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Taylor have re-
turned from visit to Vergennes, Bris-
toll and Middlebury.
The Pastimes defeated the Bruins
wicks at the Corbett-Grennan alleys
Monday evening by ial pins.
and Thomas Lumb OF Worcester. fol
lowed by refreshments of ice cream
and cake. The evenings entertain
ment closed with a dancing period
The Postals will roll match game
with the Y. NJ Z. A. team In the assoc
iation alleys tonight at o'clock This
Is the second game of the set. Friends
are invited.
Ward 10. Maccabees gave an enjoy
able social entertainment In Woodman
hall Monday evening. There was a
musical program with selections by
Chauncey Fletcher OF this village
The Philathea Union OF the Baptist
church have elected the following Of
ncers for the ensuing six months:--
President. Louise Sloat: vice president
Belle Smith: secretary. Harriet Hill;
treasurer. Elizabeth Schmir; class re-
porter, May Magill. as =
Lewis Lewis aud z. Il. Riley of
Troy have leased the store next to ID.
A. Wards drug store recently vacated
| by Miss l.. NJ. Barney and owned by
s. II. Rockgood. They are now re-
modelling Il for a continuous yaude.
vile theatre. A fun force of carpen-
ters and plumbers Ii now at work 10
complete II by Saturday the 10Th.
The farmers notwithstanding that
there have been two or three favor.
able days In the past week are consid.
erably discouraged about their plant
ing and sowing. and some OF them
have not even plowed their land. A
farmer who h~ about 300 acres said
Monday that he had about given up
the idea OF raising any corn. In the
thirty years that he has lived on the
farm he now owns he never saw n
time for doing farm and garden work
as In the last month. lie thinks
| however mat tntIc VIII ut liIt'
crop OF grass harvested.
In view OF the state OF the weather
this morning. the following taken from
last evenings Troy Times may not be-
out OF place: Andrew J. Deyoe OF
Hackensack. n. j.. who has acquired
no little fame as n weather prophet
was In this city today. lie Is \ dele
gate 10 the Synod OF the Reformed
church In session In Albany. Mr. DE
voc has been making public his weat
her forecast for IL years. This year
he predicted an unusually cold arl
late spring. declaring that real sum
mer weather need not be expected b.
fore June 10. According To his the
DRY weather can be- accurately forctold
as FAR In advance as certain astronom
lcal calculations can be secured
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sHrRlfF nArrs STRICKEN
Vsraennes chief Of Police Victim Of
Heart Disease While Milking Cow.

Vorruncs. Juno 90 -stcnhUn Rates
gh,rin aud chilf 1i police ed this city.
dlod suddenly from heart difTarc
while milking his Goa Sunday even
INK Co. had runsrCd ior moro than
year and uu Sunday complained of
not feeling well but attended % all be-
duties
Str Rates ans born In shirley. Va.
% 1852 ilc lived with 90" HulCaf
ter family aud had vivid rccollcctions
90 Cen llobCri u Ire the CuriIHes and
lthsr prominent families In his native
state. DURING the civil war he VAS in
the service ~ onicrrs at Harrison
landing and aftcrward entered the
employ of Col Frederick a. Wood
bridge OF this city Who was a member
of congress from this district. return
INK with him Ia Norgcunos Ia 1866 and
remaining in bis service until ~
Woodbridge died. lle had held the 81
fees OF rherin and chief Of police for
20 years IN 1905 be- WAS defeated
but was unanimously reelected Ia
1907.
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TlLLSON'S
Plumbing and Steamfitting Shop
tos GAGE ST., COR. NORTH \

New work In plumbing y specially Gail b.
inaulfe about our plan fvr showing most coin.
piete line Of fixtures from which 10 select.
It's worth your time ~ do u.
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PRICE OF AN EAR $50.
Compromise IN Dragon W. Fits un
ders,ood AZ That Figure.

Compromise IN Dragon W. Fits un
derstood a. That Figure.
Middlcbury. Juno Tin Addison
county court this morning arguments
were made IN the case 81 George l..
liccman Vs. Clinton W. TiHdaic by
James H. DOnnway for the plaintiff
aud Ira N. laFicur for the defendant.
The Jury rendered n verdict that the
defendant was guilty Of the negligence
charged and gave the plalntin 500
damages and his costs.
The next case for trial was that Of
George Dragon W. Arthur Fits. in
which q compromise was reached an
II IL understood that the terms OF set.
element include n payment 81 $3.50 10
Dragon by the defendant for the lost
of Dragons ear. No Gases being
ready for hearing this afternoon the
iurymcn were excused until o'clock
Monday afternoon and at 2i5 o'clock
the court took recess until that
time.
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Teas and Coffees

Buy direct OF IMPORTERS thus SAVING
the jobbers' and retailers PROFITS.
Best Coitee-28c better Than
FLAvORRnd COLOR. Other grades, i5c up.
Best Teas sc Better s,S1s tea ,hS we o zoe
itvey Import and sell nrst-class goods only.
Local store has 10 PAY for the SAME
goodsi EXPRESS PAID on 8 III. orders
or over. We cater 10 the select ltEsTAu-
RANT. BOARDING. HOUSE and FAMILY
TRADE. Write us TODAY and we VIII
send full Information WHY we arc able
aud willing To sell 10 you direct at WHOLE
SALE PRICES. .wrlte ToDAYto
2. L. GRAY g CO., Importers,
ego Milk ST.. BOSTON, MASS.
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wILL cURg CONTEMPLATION

A. A. Hcrron. Finch. Ark. writes:
Foley'a Honey and Tar IL the best pre-
paration for coughs. colds aud lung
troubles. know that n has cured
consumption IN the first stages" You
never heard OF any one using Folcy'a
Honey and Tar and not being salts.
fed. II. A. Qulnlan.
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Geo. E.DonneIIy

will locate in Bennington July / and
will be prepared at that time to take
a limited number OF pupils on the
violin. For terms and arrangements
address Gtorge 4. Donnelly. Ben
nington. VI
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GOOD TROUT FISHING
Large Catch Before Breakfast at Lake
Manifold Today.

Stowe, June 10.-The annual meet
ing and dinner of the Lake Mansfield
Trout Club will be held at the club
house Wednesday, June ~.
About forty club members stayed
at the club house last night and be-
gan fishing early this morning. Be
fore breakfast 1909 pounds were caught
and shortly after noon the catch was
reported as l26 pounds. This is n
little better than last years record
for the first day.
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II suffered habitually from conatl.
patton. Doan's Rcguicts relieved aud
strengthened the bowels 80 that they
have been regular ever Eince."A. H.
Davis. grocer. Sulphur Springs. Tex.
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10 W P RIG Ed.
|ADvE R 7 ISL G.
WANTED.

w ANTED-A young or middle a ed man 10
w act As represent alive In the sale OF gran
ite monumental work In Bynnlng ton aud SUI
rounding towns. We want n man who has
large acquaintance. good address and popular
should require would not Intel fere 70 any great
extent with present occupation, We have n
good proposition TO offer the right party. A..
dress r. o. Box Ss3, Barre. Vermont. and write
ut Ouce. 1918
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XNTANTED-eontract TO yet out logs,
w saw and deliver them on board cars or
into mill yard. Must have mill, teams aud all
necessary appliances. Apply Hale COMPANY,
Arngto' VI. 1916