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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-12-07
CLUB MEETS.

The Commercial club held a spec
ial meeting Wednesday night for the
purpose of determining whether or
not 1t would join the League of State
Clubs for the purpose of joint ad-
vertising. After considerable. dis
cussion 1t was decided by ~ motion
that they enter the league for a per-
iod of four months, and II the results
justified the club would continue in
the league, but ii not then 1t would
withdraw and go on its own hook
On motion a committee of three
members was appointed to assist in
conjunction with like committees OF
the State Dairy Association and Far.
menr' institute in arranging for the
coming meetings of these associa
lions. The use of the club rooms
was extended to those attending the
meeting.
The committee appointed consist:
of ]. H. Lowell, Walter Griffiths ant
| ]. S. Harrington 1t was decided II
| hold a special meeting Friday nigh
for the purpose of discussing the pro
posed bridges and decide If possible
how many and what kind are wanted
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stock. He says that they held big
turkey shoot in his town Tuesday,
lasting most of the day, and SO tur-
keys were disposed of Nearly every
one In that neighborhood had tur-
key yesterday for dinner.
Mr. Keith also reports the death
OF John Wagner at that town. Mr..
Wagner was a pioneer of this Sec
ton, and was over 76 years of age.
He engaged for a time in mining at
Silver City, but for number OF
years had been on his farm neal
Wilson. Interment took place al
Wilson, the hearse going from this
place He was quite wealthy, leav
ing, it is estimated, $4,000 in prop
erty and money.-Nampa Record.
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DISTRICT COURT
IN session.

The jury in the case of w. G.
whitney Ts. G. W. Mulch, for rent,
brought in verdict of $40 in favor
of the dependant. The jury in this
case got badly mixed when arriving
at decision. What they intended
TO do was to give the defendant $40,
but in their computations they omit
ted to give the plaintiff credit for
rent and never discovered their mis-
take until they came into court, when
counsel for defendant requested the
Judge to render verdict for $40
instead of entering the jury's verdict
for $40. 1t is not yet decided what
will be done with the case, as the
findings do not conform to the ver-
dict
The next case called was the Pay
cite Valley Mercantile company VS.
| ID. C. Chase. The following jur,
was empaneled: Thomas Andrews
| s. B. Alepaugh, John Apologize
| George Lingenfelter, Clifford Good
win, c. w. Willis, G. w. Shurtliff, A
l.. Bradley, Louis Foster, Peter Meth
Durwald King and John Kirch. BE
fore court adjourned last night tn
plaintiff rested. The plaintiff won.
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new RECEIVER.

The nomination of Fred V. Tin
ker to be receiver of public money
at the United State land office at
Boise was sent to the senate Thurs
day, to succeed E. e. Garrett. whose
term expired a little over year ago.
The nomination of Tinker was
made last spring upon the recon-
mendation of Senator Borah, but was
withdrawn upon the request of At.
torney General Bonaparte who wish
ed Garrett retained in the office
pending the trial of Senator Boraf
on the charge of timber frauds.
Tinker lives at Idaho City and ha:
been engaged in mining for severa
years.
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the only son of Mr. and Mrs. l..
Carpenter. He was born at lndiano-
Ia, la, Dee. I'd, 1898. and died Nov,
20th, 1907, aged 8 years, II months,
and II days.
The twilight shadows gather DER
the valley: the hush of evening falls
upon the air. Our hearts are filled
with sad and tender longings. for one
who's with the angels over there.
There's no little voice to softly
whisper, Mamma and good night,
Papa at the close of day. Our lit
tie home has grown so sad and lone
ly. the sunshine's gone since Earl
went away.
We have put away his toys and
playthings, for we know he'll not
need them over there; and there
stands an empty precious
memory of our darling. who has
| climbed the golden stair. And We
| fondly gaze upon a little picture o.
| him who one day was our joy ant
pride; but it only makes our hearts
| ache all the greater-'tis not thu
same since little Earl died.
/ We know that he is guarded b,
the angels, protected there iron
every care and woe; and though
broke our hearts to have him leav
us. he's in better world than thi
| we know. And when our toilsom
journey here is ended, may we NEE
him there where all Is fairest day
and once again be happy, reunited
for Earl there can never go away.
Written by Mr.. and Mrs, l.. Cal
penter, Notus, Idaho.
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COMMERCIAL CLUBS TO ORGANIZE

The Caldwell Commercial Club
held very interesting meeting Mon
day night. Reilly Atkinson. secreta-
ry of the Boise Commercial Club was
present and addressed the meeting
on the subject of advertising. The
object of his visit at this time was
to induce the club to unite with all the
commercial clubs OF southern Idaho
for the purpose of advertising the
state. His argument was that great
err benefits could be derived with less
money by united effort than could
possibly be realized by each separate
club doing it's own advertising.
No poitive action was taken in the
matter, but it was laid over until
Wednesday, at which time special
meeting was called and the matter
was then disposed of.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

w. II. Wood to Anderson Love-
land, w ID. north half southeast
quarter northwest quarter and north
west half southwest quarter north
west quarter, section 8, township 1
north, range 2 west. Consideration
$4,000.
T. f. Bridges to NJ. E. Crnmp, w,
D., lot 3. block 3, town of Notus. Con-
sideration $50.
NJ. L. Crump to l.. N. B. Carpen-
ter, W. D.. lot 3. block 3. town OF
Notus. Consideration 81.
Mary Redway Flynn to N. c. Cor
dan and C. Q. Adams, w. D., lot Z
block 80, Caldwell Consideration
300.
J.>C. Bowman to c. l. Taturn, w
D., LOT 8, section 5. township 4 north
range 4 west. Consideration $500
David Russer to j. D. Parrot, w
ter, section 25, township 8 north
D., southeast quarter southeast quar-
range 2 west. Consideration $4,000
Lewis l.. Lick to P. c. Womack, W
D., land in southeast corner of south
west quarter northwest quarter, sec
ton s, township north, range
/ west. Consideration $3.50.
| Madison G. Smith to Edwin Meef
w. D., lot 4, section IT, township
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MAYOR MAKES APPOINTMENTS.

Mayor Smith made number of
appointments Wednesday. subject to
the approval of the city council Miss
Jennie Wood was appointed librar-
ian. ]. w. Ross was named for SEX
ton at the cemetery and janitor of
the city hall. G. W. Hodson has act
ed as sexton for several years and
was an applicant for the dual posi-
ton at this time. Mr.. Ross is very
competent man for the position to
which he has just been appointed
and will doubtless give equally a;
good satisfaction as his predecessor.
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CITIZENS INSPECT PHYLLIS CANAL

b. w. Sewer, superintendent of the
Pioneer Irrigation district, conveyed
a party of five prominent Caldwell
citizens to point on the Phyllis ca
nal where the steam dredge Is at
work enlarging and cleaning out the
canal.
They report that the work Is pro-
crossing very satisfactorily. Two
shifts are working eight hours each
and they estimate that they are NOV
Ing abont 1900 yards of dirt. The
dirt taken out for enlarging the ditch
Is taken from next the Hill and is de-
posted on the lower bank Thus in
the enlargement OF the cannN the
bank IL correspondingly strengthen
when Il Is known that the danger Ii
n break. The hillside portion of the
Phyllis has long been a menace, rs
well as an expense to the district
and there will be feeling OF relie
when II Is known that the danger o
thing of the past, l., Il. Greenslet
who il one of the directors of tn
district, Is In charge of the worl
and has been since the dredge wa
started,
II Is now fully expected to hav
the work finished so that a FUN hea
of water can be turned in by Apr
10,
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TO DECIDE WAITER QUESTION

A special meeting of the board OF
directors of the Payette-Boise Water
Users association was held nero
Wednesday for the purpose of adopt
ing plans for the construction OF the
distributive lateral system. But as
d. w. Ross had not yet returned
from Washington 1t was thought pest
to defer any final action in the matter
until his return. So the whole mat
ter will be considered and finally
disposed of at the regular meeting,
December at | o'clock, when Mr..
Ross, all the members of the board,
and large representation of the
land owners expect to be present.
At Wednesdays meeting a com
mittee OF homesteaders under the
Kuna highline reported that they
had secured the promise Of $3.50
| cash and so teams and 80 men Tor
work on this lateral. And they had
been out only a short time and seen
only small portion of the people
interested. They thought the pres
ent offering could be doubled in .
very short time.
All the lateral districts are show
ing very keen and active Interest
in the construction of the laterals
and 1t Is expected that active worl
will begin as soon as the working
plans are perfected.
1t Is expected that representative
delegations from each of the latera
districts will be present at the meet
ing of the board of directors mex
, Wednesday afternoon, in order tina
, the final plans may be thorough
understood when adopted, and activ
! work begun at once.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-12-07
CALDWELLlODGEELECTSO

AT the last regular meeting OF
Caldwell lodge No. 10, |. O. O. f.,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing six months: William Par
IRISH, ". c.; H. b. Aven, V. G.; G. j,
Shorb, recording secretary; ]. p.
Johnson, financial secretary; Charles
Cakes trustee for three years
The installation of officers will
take place January 1.
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BUILDING fine RESIDENCE.

l.. B. Manning is builing a hand
some residence in the Goandu Addi-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Manning's new
home will cost 100000. 1t will
have electric lights, city water and
all modern improvements. When
completed Mr.. and Mrs. Manning
will have home of which they may
we'll feel proud.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-12-07
HIGH SCHOOL FOOT BALL TEAM
ENTERTAINED

A number of girls of the High
School entertained the High School
foot ball team Saturday evening at
thirty young people were present,
chaperoned by Mesdames Isham,
Dryden and MCGEE. Games were
played until eleven o'clock, when
light refreshments were served. All
report most enjoyable evening.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-12-07

A man signing the name of VIII
liam Fremont Cobban, sent an order
by Weiser friend for marriage
license yesterday The only reason
assigned was that the groom was
timid and did not Ike to be leased
by his Weiser friends. Clerk Bad
ley issued the necessary papers. au-
thorizing William Fremont Cobban
to be united in the holy bonds or
matrimony to Martha Abigail Gray.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-12-07
FIRST NATIONAL.

The report of the condition of the
First National Bank, which appears
elsewhere in this issue, looks good
to us. Nobody would think there
was any panic in Caldwell. Caldwell
is better than a two million dollar
town, and it pays dollar for dollar
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-12-07
BOUND OVER TO COURT.

John Victor, the man who was ar
rested recently charged with drawing
gun on Mr.. Fifer, had his hearing
before Judge Hagelin Saturday, and
was bound over to appear in the dis
trict court In the sum of 81 600. Not
having the collateral he will stop
with Sheriff Thorp until his case is
called.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-12-07
DIED AT BOISE.

Charley Milton died in Boise
hospital Thursday. He was taken to
Boise from Nampa Wednesday. Mr.
Milton was well known in Caldwell
He formerly tended bar at the Sara
toga.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-12-07
BAKER SELLS OUT.

Messrs. Brooks and McCssssm
have bought out Mr.. J. A. Bakers
feed store, and will conduct the bust
ness In the future. They recently
came to Caldwell. They will also
conduct the Caldwell rooming house.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-12-07
DEATH OF WILSON PIONEER,

Hon. J. E. Keith Of Wilson who
served In the last house of the legis-
lature from owyhee county, was in
town Wednesday with his son. Mr..
Keith comes to Nampa frequently on
business. He owns a store at Wilson
and is extensively interested in live
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-12-07
CHANCE At MEAT MARKET.

Messrs. Stevens and Ward have
sold the Idaho Meat Market to
Messrs. NJ. NJ. Robertson and A. K.
Galloway. The latter gentlemen are
well known in Caldwell.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-12-07

Mr.. A. H. Cross of Cleveland. will
tomorrow morning and evening, De-
cember Sth. He will give his popu-
lar lecture in the evening on Break
ing Bands Special music. All In
vited
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CATHOLIC CHURCH, Caldwell.

Sunday, December Sth, Feast Of
the Immaculate Conception, Mass a
8 a. m. Missa Cantata at 1880 a
m. Evening service at 7.S0 p. m.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-12-07

BOOKS-Gift Books, Holiday
Books, Children's Books, and Stand
ard Works for Christmas.
The Saratoga Stationery Store
Has Them.
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REWARD.

For return of "a foot light, ex
tension ladder.
s. ID. HARTKOPF,
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ANNOUNCEMENT

The next three issues of THE CALDWELL TRIBUNE
will have from twelve to twenty pages each We urge
advertisers get their copy in carly This is the ho
day season and propose to treat our readers and
advertisers right Don't fail to send in your orders early
Remember, THE TRIBUNE reaches the people
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north. range west. Consideration
$500.
Rufus q. Mosher to F, III. Slater.
w. D., east half northwest quarter,
section 20, township north, range
west. Consideration $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-04

August Sale.
Pillow Cnses, 45xss inches, roc,
s1'oo, s1.aO, $3.50, 5000, s:.75 pair.
Bolster Gases, 42172 inches, s1.oo,
s1.25, s1.5o.
Sheets
72xoo inches. $500 pair.
eoxss inches. $3.50, $3.50, $3.50
pair.
eos1os inches. $1,000 and $1,000
pair.
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MRS. EVEIs,YN THAW
MEETS MOTHER
Reconciliation Between Two Said
/. to Have Resulted from
Conferences.

P1TTsBURG, PA. August At be-
came known Tonight from close
friends of the Thaw family that all
differences between Evelyn Neshlt
Thaw and her mother. Mrs Charles j.
Holman, had been patched up within
the past week, through the friendly
offices of Roger O'Mara, who has just
returned. from Europe.
1t Is asserted that Roger o'a1ara
brought the young woman to Pitts
burg and went with her 10 a confer
ence with Mrs. Holman, This con-
ference took place within the past
thirty-six hours and in the Holman
home, according TO ncighpors and
others who are in position 10 know.
Friends of the Thaws were delight
led tonight 10 hear that the young
wife of Harry X. Thaw had met with
her mother, and great things are Elk
pected now at the coming trial Of
Thaw. OMara's movements for the
past few days have been very quiet,
and ne cannot be found IN pittsburg
tonight.
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arrest in to-day papers Is exaggerated
ana misleading. Suffering With al
cphollc nganlty he became violent and
dangerous, ana had him arrested my
Nfit Late At night ms became quiet
and the ofticerE permitted him to 20 10
hHB nwH house 10 spend the night
4Rsln Deenmieg trrnzied he vent 70 The
gnsnt office ~ the Western Union Telegraph
Company sEd The goutaern Express CON
p&kFs ~ wtlrb ne ID manager aud kicked
m fi%Hf opfn - get some Whisky he had
fafEF ma Wnish Is there tloW got got hold
~ arp't@E mans package,
~ bE&f-z@alpUS officer sHOre GOT q war.
faht sDr hOusfRrfaking aud larceny, but
tipHH ne Hsaring ksfaFs three snaglatfa,es
re WasrAHp RFfs aiEfniaged because he was
kafbialiY iffstpouslbies GHd 1t YsB no Of
tstkf 70 bFeaE opsH the door Of his own
pflieF SIZE ny sbH became rational he
Lf}laGt@gii5 appilae foi adnlsslNn 10 the
@9tb@fe'Ffa fieis HDD9iiai % Marion, and
rs sGHs thsys f1f treatment for alcoholics
lEi@ "a d plain abatement Of the facts
LgigaeaJ "R. a. AYERS
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a British consular employe has been
captured between Tangler and Elksar.
There is not the slightest confirmation
OF this news from Tangier.
BOY
HRAVELY Defends AUNT.

NORFOLK. VA, August s,-Herhert
yanderberry, seven years old.Fwas shot
while bravely& attempting to protect
Ills aunt. Mrs James Hogshire. from
IA negro highwayman on. Redgate Ave-
nue. this afternoon, The negro de-
manded Mrs. Hogshres purse, level
ing a revolver at her. AS he did SO
tho boy stepped in between the negro
and his aunt and held out his arms
to prevent the negro passing The
negro then lowered the reyolyer and
fred, the ball shattering the boys
right arm. The nekro then grabbed
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tho purse and ran. pursued by half
dozen men, but escaped
Wade Gets Seven Years.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]


NORFOLK, VA. August 3.-Georga
Wade. charged with the murder of his
father-in-law. James Baldick. at Ocean
View on juno 27th, was given seven
years on the Penitentiery by jury
the Norfolk County Circuit Court to-
night. The killing was the result OF
a family dispute. The details OF which
were known only to the slain and
slayer. and have never been revealed.
After Baldtck had struck Wade on the
head with the butt OF Wade's pistol.
Wade obtained possession OF the
weapon and shot his er-ih-lawe
Counsel for Wade made a motion for
"a noW trial,
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7ow,els.

thousands Of them at spe-
cial prices in this sale. Huck
Towels, Turkish Towels, Dam
ask Towels and Rubdry Tow
els.
Huck Towels, DC, II 1-2c, lao, tic,
23o each.
Turkish Towels, II 1-2c. 15c, tic,
23c, Doc each.
Dnmnsk Towels, &c. soc, 5oc each.
nubdry Towels, lie, csc, 3sc, 45o
each.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-04

PHILADELPHIA. August S.--More
than 1000 persons We're killed lisa, wear
In the coal mines Of PENNSYLVANIA ac.
cording to the annual report lust is
sued BY. James RodericE chiet of fhe
department Of mines, Tie statistics
show thai 557 persons were killed q.
the anthracite mines
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Fancy Linens

There's not piece in stock
but what is lower III price than
the importers figures to-day.
You can add twenty-five to
forty per cent. on the price Of
each item to get its present
valuation.
Doylics. henlstitched, embroid-
cred, and in fancy drawn work, &c,
&C, Zoe, 15c, 1Dc, UP to Toe.
Centre Piecen, II 1-cc, 15c, 10c,
26c, 39c, up to s1.75.
Tray Cloths, IL Lac, 1oc, zoe, soc,
up to $3.50.
scarfs. zoe, soc, soc, up to $500.
shnn,s, 25c, aoc, soc, UP to s2.25.
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Spanish man-of-war are on the way

Spanish man-of-war are on the way
to Morocco.
France has proposed to Spain the
immediate landing of French and
Spanish troops at Casa Blanca. and in
anticipation of a favorable reply has
ordered three Transports to Toulon to
convey $500 men and 900 horses to
Morocco. What further steps, If any,
are contemplated. have not been made
public.
Slight delay and embarrassment In
meeting the situation is caused by the
absence of Premier Clenencean, who
is at Carlsbad taking tile cure.
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SerioNs Nallimnre Tire

BALTIMORE. August 2.-Fifc ,o.r,gt.
did damage estimated at 100000 IN ~
pany. manufacturers Of burlaps, snsho, sa5
rordals. 49,
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Napkins S 2; ssssi''

Most Of the Napkins in this
sale will match the Table
Cloths offered.
2o-inch Napkins
s1.30 dozen, worth s1.75
s1.o5 dozen, worth $500
1925 dozen, worth sc.7o
227inch Napkins
S1.0S dozen, worth $3.50
About one hundred dozen
Napkins Of various styles,
finest Of linen, dinner size, will
be on sale at special prices dur
ing. the week.
The values range from s4.25.
to- $40 a dozen. The prices
from 1926 to $500 a dozen.
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Moravian Damask Table
Cloths, 72x144 inches, with
border
$1,000 values, for..... $500
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Moravian Darnask Table
Cloths, 72xIoS inches, with
border
$1,000 value, $3.50
Irish and Scotch Damask
Table Cloths, 72x126 inches,
with borders
s4.75 value, for...-.. $3.50
5000 value, for. $3.50
$500 value, for..... 1915
Moravian Damask Table
Cloths, 72x126 inches, with
border; SI2 values, soon
LOT .. ..ss.....
Irish and Scotch Damask
Table Cloths, z2x144 inches,
with border
$500 values, for $500
$500 values, for. ..... $500
s0.00Arnlues, for. $500
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ACT IN CONCERT
IN MOROCCO Case.
France and Spain Hurry War
ships and Troops to Casa
Blanca.

PARIS, August 3.-The French and
Spanish governments are acting in
concert and with great promptness to
meet the situation that has arisen in
Morocco a. war-ship of each of these
powers is now in the harbor Of Casa
Blanca. and three french ARD one
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nritlsh ConsuI Captured,

Up TO midnight no telegram had been
received from Taagier reporting the
arrival there Of fresh news from Casa
Blanca.
The dispatch received from Gran.
Algeria, reports that the State Bank at
Tangier has been pillaged, and that
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Our price on bagging and
ties is low. You can't afford
to miss it. L. w. White.

Stomach troubles. Heart and kidney al.
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ecrintion known to druggists everywhere AZ
DR.. shoop'a Restorative. The prompt and
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Stomach. etc.
A weak Stomach, causing dyapepsia. a weak
Heart With paIpitatiop or intermittent pulse
alwava means weak nerves or weak
Heart nerves. Strengthen these inside or
controlling nerves with DR.. Shonp's Restora.
tive and see how quickly these ailments DIS,
appear. Dr.. sbonp OF Racine. Wis: will mall
samples free. Write for them. A test VII
tell Your health Ia certainly worth This sln'
pIe trial, Sold by G. 4. Milford.
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Use Kuso In your closets. For sale a,
phone l07. MiIford's Drug Store.