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chInook and 1lwaeO.

The launch Hulds /. viii leave on
the tide. Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, two round trips, for
Chinook. Landing at Lurline dock
for freight and passengers. Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays. for Ilwaeo,
with freight and passengers
CAPT. JOHN HAAGBLOM.
I0-4-tf
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-23

Amy phase Of hunger can be daintily
grati6ed at any hour Of the day OF
night At the Palace Restaurant. The
kitchen and dining room service are
of Che positive best Private dining
rooms for ladies. One cali inspires
regular custom. Try Il. Commerce.
street, opposite Page brilding
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-23

wfs aaYYa N n Al Nh
BE cFaalned into three hours and he
succeeded IN presenting 20 rafting
song numbers, a powerful and logical
plot, crisp laughable dialogue, a cast
Of 20 principals, 40 chorus girls and
the smartest costumes yet put into a
production, The Honey
mooners i packed with entertain.
ment Of the typical cohan kind and
that Is why New York packed the
New Amsterdam last summer to see
II There II mirth action and mel
ody every second II IS Cohan bet
ter than his previous best
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ADJUSTMENTS
4THE HoNEYMooNERsT
Geo. M. cohan's Masterpiece Coming
to Astoria Theatre Sunday.

Geo. NJ. Cohan's best work Ii cod
tanned ii The Honeymooncrs,' the
sensational summer success at the
New Amsterdam Theatre, New York,
last season, which win be seen here
next Sunday al the Astoria Theatre
with full metropolitan production. In
The Honeymooners' Cohan aimed
TO see how much entertainment could
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-23
NEW TODAY
coAL ANn Woon

n you want j good load Of fr Or
lockwood, Or of coai, ring UP Kelly the
COAL AND WOOD DEALER
Good houshold and steam coal deIiy-
cred at $3.50. .,.a,.,... 81.
Phone Main 2iDl, Barn, 18th & Duane
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-23
The uean Nan

The man who delights IN personal
cleanliness, and enjoys his shave,
shampoo, haircut. and bath. in AS
toria, always goes to the Occident
barber shop for these things = and
gets them at their best.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-23

Democrats find Il difficult 10 forgive
Air. Taft FOR being consistent in bis
policies and refusing to change bis
conyictions to curry popular favor.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-23

Try our own mixture of coffee the
]. P. B. Fresh fruit and vegetables
Badollet & Co, grocers. Phone MAR
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The federal dredgc w. S. Ladd Is
docked at the foot Of Ninth street
for Q day or two Of repairing Incl,
dent to broken pump-valve.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-23

The very best board to be obtained
il the city Il ii s'The Occideni
Hotel" rates very reasonable.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-10-23

The Calender Navigation Com.
pany has received word from the
Los Angeles agents. to send back
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OCEAN, BAR
BAY, DOCK
81 AND RIVER

y
At high noon yesterday, Operator
qI'uzzy9 Ferland, 81 the United
Wireless station Oh Smiths Point.
picked the United States cruiser
Buffalo 50 on 100 miles % thc south
oi the Columbia river;" and AZ 7;s0
o'clock last evening he caught her
again, when She was iast south Of
Ightship No, 50 of this port. She
reported "aiI well,' and said she was
loaded with big draft 81 sailors for
the Bremerton navy yard and the
ships gathered there, She will enter
TIE Sosnd this moraing,
The bar tug WalluIa Is washing
down her boilers, and the Tatoosh IA
On the bar run lii her place. This IL
The hrst time Ii FIVE years when
both these fine vessels were not busy
at this time Of the year with the
grain feet that reachs here every
fall All the ships seem 10 have
started out later than usual Or else
have made poor sailing Of Il.
The French bark Ia Piilicr, Cap.
tain David, arrived down on the
lines Of the Harvest Queen ycsteF
day morning, and u now IN the low
Or harbor awaiting bar dispatch this
morning She goes "a. the United
Kingdom, for orders, grain laden.
The LurIiue Il still clinging 10
Nier evening schedule out of this
port, going Up last night al 7 o'clock.
with the following people registered
G. Q. Hegen, P. Erickson. N. p.
Sorenson. D. Il. cafruthcrs, Mrs. O.
s. Fisher. Mrs. III. II Shoemaker,
". Goldberg, 4. g. Thompson, J. r.
Burke. r. Austin, and X. 7. Saun.
ders.
The fine steamship Roanoke Is
due to leave the Calender pier this
morning ii $50 o'clock, and Il II
announced that Captain Durham
viii be glad 10 sec him. Among her
passengers from this port are Grow.
81 G, Utzinger Of the Astoria Ma
tlonal Bank, for San Francisco; and
A. Lewis, for Eureka.
The oil tank steamer catania, just
In from california, with a cargo Of
oil for the Standard depot IN this
city, was aground in the lower har,
Dor yesterday afternoon, but got free
on the night.aood and came up this
morning. She viii go on TO the
metropolis after filling the Bis tanks
III this city.
The Calender Navigation Com.
pany has received word from the
Los Angeles agents, to send back
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the iron caslngs tor the Deep ktver
oil wells, 1T once, and the same win
80 forward shis morning on the
Roanoke, and i enc cannot take Il,
then II viii so out on the Elder
next Friday
There allghted from the Alliance
yesterday morning on arrival IN from
Coos, Inspectors Bonham, Of the
Immigration service, and Johnson "
the Customs Department here, both
having had An enjoyable trip. with
all the trimmings, and some Of the
shearings
-
The Coos Bay traffic by sea was
represented IN this port yesterday by
TIE two regular liners Alliance (in
and up) and Rreakwater (down and
out) which are about the most pune.
.ual oi al the coasters n and out of
here.
Captain Peter Jordan u substitute
ing for Captain Al. Beard at the
helm Of the Customs launch Patrol
during the laster's vacation; and the
Patrol seems 10 take kindly 10 the
change and behaves herself admir-
ably
The S. F. & p. steamship Rose
City II due down. and 10 SAIL AZ
1880 o'clock tonight from the o. n.
& N piers But Il Il not expected
she will get away quite so early,
however.
The French bark NeuilIy Captain
Fioch, 10 due down rom the metrop-
oils this morning on the hawsers Of
the steamer oklahama, wheat laden
for Europe.
The German ship Henrietta, Cap
tain SauermiIch, Is among the next
ships due down from the metropolis,
and viii probably reach here this
morning
The steamer Sue H. Elmore viii
sail for Tiilamook Bay points al an
early hour this morning. laden with
all the merchandise she can carry.
&ss4 .a WI a As.
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The steamer Sue II. EImore will
sail for Tiilamook Bay points at an
early hour this morning. laden with
all the merchandise she can carry.
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The German ship Henrietta, Cap
tain Saucrmilch, Is among the next
ships due down from the metropolis,
and viii probably reach here this
morning
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The French bark NeuilIy, Captain
I'loch, 10 due down rom the metrop-
oils this morning on the hawsers Of
the steamer oklahama, wheat laden
for Europe.
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lhe iron castings ior shc Deep River
oil wells, at once, and the same will
80 forward shia morning on the
Roanoke, and i enc cannot take Il,
then II viii SO out on the Elder
next Friday
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-06
Probate Court

In estate Of Jas. N. Camp
bell, deceased, affidavit and
application OF Ed. Nj. Bartlett
for letters t~estamentary fled
and approved. Ordered to
give bond in the snm Of $4,000.
Bond fled and approved,
letters issued. Ordered to
make ard a e inventory and
publish notice.
In the estate of Floyd FL.
Ellison, deceased, settlement
continued To March term
1908.
In estate OF John N. Dunlap.
deceased, on application Of
admr. settlement is continued
the March term 1908.
In the estate Of Lucy M.
Smith, deceased, proof Of
publication Of the notice Of
administration and of final
settlement filed and approx
ed. Final settlement fled
and approved, order Of dis.
tributiOn made and ordered
To file final receipt. Final
receipt fled and executor
discharged.
In estate Of Eliza X. Brown
deceased, proof of publication
of the notice Of final settle
ment filed and approved.
Final settlement filed and APP
proved. Executor. discbarg
ed.
In estate of Jesse B. Blain,
deceased, REIMBURSEMENT OF
widow filed, application OF
Luther Blain for letters OF
administration fled and ap'
proved. Ordered to give
bond in the SUN OF SO, 600,
Bond fled and approved and
letters issued.
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-06

embark upon the sea OF mat
rimony with favorable sur
rounding .or a prosperous and
happy voyage with the best
wishes of q host OF friends.
The guests present includ
ed Rev. Herndon, r. M.
Brown and wife, M. p. Allen
and wife, +. ]. Stivers and
wife, ]. T. Neff and wife,
Clsbe NefI and wife, Jesse
Hensick, wife and daughter,
Elmer Leisure and sister,
Ralph Brown and sister, Chas,
Adams, Mrs. d. Herrider and
son, Mr.. aud Mrs. Metcalf,
Charley Thomas, ]. H. Auer
Ernest Neff, Jesse Roberts
and Misses Zeta aud Dellores'
Nef.
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-06
Local Items
Mrs. Mary Conway is sti

Mrs. Mary Convey is sti !
quite sick.
Floyd Wilson Monday NOV.
ed to Alma to reside.
j. V. Burroughs and family
last week moved from Slater
to Marshall.
A big boy arrived at Mr..
and Mrs. John Donnell's at
Blosser Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. j. Hide
brand were visitors from
Shackleford Saturday.
I j. II. Coulter and II. &.
Terrell were visitors mt our
office from Elmwood Monday.
G. A. Marksbury, of Aztec,
New Mexico, WAS here sever
nj days last week visiting his
mother, Mrs. L. Marksbury.
Farmers before selling you
! produce call the United State
Packing Company, phone I'll
for prices. e n.
!, Mrs. f. D. Holloway ant
son, Harold, have returned u
} their home in North Dakota
, latter a several months sta,
with Marshall friends.
T. M. Bryan and son, J. NJ.
+, s. Il. Wilson, j. w. Cochran
Is. d. Allen and others wer'
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-06
Harvey-D Dickson.

The wedding bells continue
to ring and one by one the
bright gems of society form
In line in the great ranks of
welded life.
On Thursday evening, Feb.
9th about forty guests as
sembled at the beautiful home
of G. j. Dickson az Sla.
ter to witness the marriage OF
Ernest II. Harvey and Miss
Lura Belle Dickson. Exactly
at seven o'clock, Miss lone
Leisure took her seat at the
piano and to the sweet strains
OF the wedding march from
Lohengrin, the bridal party
assembled the stairs. The
only attendants we're French
Wilkerson and Miss Elite
Dickson sister of the bride.
They were met in the double
door Of the parlor by Rev.
(. Eagen Herndon Of Centralia,
who spoke the words in {
very solemn and impressive
manner that joined for lift
the hearts and happiness o
these young people.
The bride IL the eldes
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D
J.. Dickson. She was borl
and reared near Arrow Rock
but moved to Slater onlya few
months ago. She was q YER!
popular young lady Of thu
vicinity and u In every va!
nttad y gracs The home 3
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him to whom she has entrust.
ed her whole happiness.
West Side Square,

him to whom she has entrust.
ed her whole happiness.
The groom is an Industrious
exemplary young man and is
in every way worthy of this
winsome girl he now calls
wife.
After the ceremony and best
wishes were extended they
made their way to the dining
room where an elegant sup.
per was served. The bride
was gowned in a beautiful
white chiffon trimmed in val
enciene laces and wearing q
white ponpon in her hair. The
groom wore the conventions
black. After supper the we'd
ding cake was placed on the
table and cut by the bride, she
taking the first slice secured
the ring. The dime was
found by Miss Edie Dickson
but as usual the darling
needle was not found. They
we're the recipients OF many
handsome gifts. They left
Friday for Napton their fu'
ture home. The young people
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-06
BIZ. HENLEY,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Real Estate, Abstracts,
Farm Loans lll IRufle(e,
BLACKBURN, MO.
FOR SALE-Native lumber at
my farm 3 IL miles southeast
CT Marshall,
A. Mcdonnell.

here from Grand Pass town.
ship on business Monday.
Peecber Il Son are success.
|ors tn Peecber Il Crockett,
Geo. r.. Crockett's interest
having been purchased by
Mr.. Peecber's son last week.
Frank D. Stockmau Was u
visitor here from the Plains
Saturday and Informed IN that
Sherman Gifts son, aged
about IL years, was quite i'll
with dlphther!a.
u. w. Johnston last week
attended the convention Of the
Missouri Hardware Dealers
Association at st. Louis. He
was honored by being elected
president OF the association.
Mrs. Alma Dinsmore died
at the home of her sister, Mrs.
L. B Murphy, Of Blackwater
Wednesday, Feb. 26th Of heart
IA lure. The funeral occur
red at Arrow Rock FRIDAY af.
ternoon.
Albert White and Lonnie
Burnside came over from
Miami Saturday to get j. NJ.
Burnside, who that day re-
signed his position as guard
at the colony. Mr.. Burnside
will again try farming.
W. L. Bauer and family, Of
Salt Springs, left Wednesday
for Parkville where they will
be guests of j. A. Orr and
family until March 10th when
they will proceed to Boise,
Idaho, their future home.
Geo. Larkin Monday moved
upon the Langan place SOUTH
east Of town, recently bought
by r. ID. Shannon and E. l..
Steele. A. Larue moved on
the Jack Price place Monday
and.Jack Price upon the Alex
Thomas farm owned by a Mr..
Mitchell.
). Here is the kind OF an
obituary u Georgia editor put
r up: ''PNr jim Jones slung
: his earthly garments on q
|, limb aud swan the river yes.
!, terday. He did not stand
> back because the water WAS
J cold, but plunged right 10 and
d struck out for the other shore
!, and met the angels smiling.
y Jim was IA poor man hut had
his subscription to his home
d, paper paid up aud g"t there
/, IN good shape. Peace to his
memory"
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-06

Dont cough your head Of when
you can get . guaranteed Remedy IN
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup. 1t Ia
especially recommended for children
% II is pleasant 10 take 10 sgeutle lax
alive thus sxpslling the phlegm from
the system. For coughs. colds, Group,
vhooping-ooagh. h0srseuess and oil
Bronchial trouble. Guaranteed. Sold
BY ?. b. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-06
Real Estate Transfers

W L Davenport 10 u 8 NefY 10
In 23.6l-l9 u
G H Tucker 70 G L Benedict lot
b Is West Slater. 49,. -. L
Kincher March to Minnie and
Alonzo Lettle lot near Sweet
springs ........... ......'....
Henderson Brown, OF al TO II II
Duggins, Int 10 37s Ia 5.lS 20. II
N B Bowles 70 Jas b Duncan
78s In $3.50 Il. =. %
J d Boyer TO Jno A Jones ! lot
l IL Marshall. ............ q
L A Hsgsn TO @ B Goodwin lot
70 IL b 8 Boyd add Marshall ~
Louis Herring to August Stoll
lots 49, IL b I Blsckburn..... Ia
Millsrd = Wiley to Nellie Var.
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-06

Mr.. VIM. II. Anderson, NJ. D., OF
Soda Springs, Ida, says that Bees
Laxative Cough Syrup has relieved
coughs and colds where oil other
remedies failed. Its gentle laxative
effects especially recommend II for
children. IL IL pleasant u take. For
coughs, colds, hoarseness whooping.
cough. Money refunded u 20 salts
fed. Sold by p. n. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-06

deman 40a 10 25.49 0........ 2600
Jas T Jackson to G J Wheeler
6a 10 "a 40 81. .......... 80. go
II NJ Mitchell to A 4 Larue 1853
acres 10 40 21...... ANA. l4430
Chas Fizer to Jas w Fizer all
int Ia 4ca In N.6l.19 ....... $50
Robt Davis to Leo Buriend q
+ vogelsmeier l40 a In 81 40 % 707O
Geo Nauerth 10 Gillian q Steele
lots q, % pt 20 b 3 Sister.... $500
Ed II Mitchell to n II Bennasy
pit lots l,2,3,4 b 81 Marshall. $500
Jno 8 Craig by tr to Jas A
Laughlin lot I b 8 College add
Marshall SIS
Il II Hennssy To VIM II Steele
1914 8Sa In 2l.6i.2O ........... 24098
Robt Il Land to Jesse r Cross
lot SO b N Gillian ........... $50
Grace @ Laughlin to Edw Leim.
kuehler lots I TO 8 b "a Saline
lily s.ss..... ..s.. zee. zee. ovO
Edw + Burnett by adm To Grace
Laughlin Goa In 9.6O.i9 ...... 1910
Jemims l. Hughs to X Hitaffer
l80a In 30 So "a l040C
Chas Frederick to Walter Yost
land In II, IL So q ........... l00O(
| 3 n Kenper To Susan Wheeler
! 43a In 10 ~ g.. ........ 49,
Sarah + Hays To- D Robertson
lola In % 5l-23. ............ ll50t
A r Lsrue to T. G Shannon &
4 l. Steele l8) a 10 " i9-2i... 1906
n O Allen TO w A s Hylaud
Iiia 10 24.6l.21.. ........ 80. 81
| Jno Stone to a T. Lsrue l80s In
1921. ........ ........ 1880
A T. Larue 70 J W Price same
no consider alton
J w Price 70 A z Larue l52a 10
! 2.49-2l 90. ............ B.. =. AGO
Jas T Jones to M + Wiley l3ia
In 20 1919. 2c0(
The Marshall republican., 1908-03-06

All STOCK Saddles less ~ per cent.
10 per cent off on chain harness.
10 per cent off on Buggy Harness.
2 sets of Double buggy harness 20 per
cent.
Ex. Mol Breast Strap, Lin. 6Oc at 55c
2 l. 55c, at SOC
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NEW CLUBBING PROPOSITION

We have arranged to offer in
connection with this paper. the
new monthly farm magazine Just
started at Lincoln. Nebraska. by
Prof. X. ". Campbell and devot-
ed to the subject of how to farm
in the dry country and how to
get best results from soil tillage
under normal conditions. This
Paper is Campbell's Scientific
Farmer and we offer it clubbed
with The Times-Terald both for
$3.50 per year cash. Prof. Camp
bells new paper is q monthly.
cbock full Of good things. the
only paper of its kind in the
world. and it embodies the re-
suits of Che editors many years
of painsaSing investigation of
the soil tillage proposition
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Nssuar. o ~ I5aatI evI'I .scand srd
FOURTH wciaositI
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Sou.EoF SHERIFF, SALE
ll iar lirllt l.ss. o. tl- STATE ei ore.
sa .lf il '.lly .l Hasaey
e. q Itiars raiuuE.

4a iar tirllt l.1sl I'd. iL- STATE li ore.
s.a ilf il 'all,y 4l HaFuey
e. a Naia.. r.aiHuE
ur
Ars-si.re si..eFt and Uf--
grl lrll.irt. Company.
aclrrurlt uri-ElAaf-
A4i.a. B. l-fa1y siysl ia1, uaIsr auI
ag g.'ile li ar Execution o. Foreclosure
ana order -, sale .-'l-l rlt a Gee Co.
cllt -elf l. HlTlsy County Urr..u
.t,.- .-r .li- dag 20 august Ia,,. ap-
el Judgement lu.y fsllsfsi il aid
t.lfi la iar .lil dag % AEfi l-, ir
favor o. ia- z-.se lsuul plaintiff. G. a
H4.aes alt -l.as' tle above 14u.el
le.- -aH. ur.- l IlIgsgf.4. lrmraug.
Or ..e '1l 20 E.-Fel Hu1drrl aul
.lF'F'-i-e and ll.IU Dollar criuc.ra.
lE- fl4a 'l Interest Ill ih- further slu
~ $50 a'i1-l-gs Tee and fl-uU costs.
tcge.les aii. .Gter-st tLefu0a lr.m tie
llih dag 20 Apr. lsC, AZ tl- Pate 5f s
Per cent E-F a-ugl, which .l.l jlisr.
urai ll- been iliy d1czst-i Boz iAt
l.erk'- 1A1- 0i said County a1l STATE
! have ilis day levied upol t-e g. owe
iIE a-r.r.t-l real property. al.o se.-
ef b.. .l s4.l 1rler 20 sale aal therein
ollvre- ta d. so.l. that i- DO sag L1ts
Fllf { ll- fss iG H.o-k -.z.. %
il- lf.si--. rE-sit- 1f Buras. Harl-r
lolaly, uf--.a 4ll tH- stable situate
il-l-lE s..sHs Ll- L-t Fr.t" Ia-
gr,aer BIO. .l. t---a-aI-. .- -l,.a
mrli- A-- arF-r.-lall-s Il-r-.l be-
ll1-ilg, aid E.I ga ll-.la. Gee -3lL
tay o. September Jas. att.- l.-r1.
o.--cz D.. ~. .' -4.l lar. at tar iron,
q lor % il- l-lI, Ha1--. .l Hlf.- Ufs-
goa sel. 40 Fu1,.- 4--f.-l i1 i..- lighssi
and Cesl bidder i1F casl ir L4Ld a.. tt-
right title 4l- .lt-r-s. " tlr above
named defendants Of, b. and % the real
property al.g- described O. satisfy iLr
l-lzruvai .atsT-s., attorneys iz-. e1sis
and ao-FuiHg c-sis.
Dated llls sad l4y 1l August lat-.
a h. EEHAEls1.
Sheriff Of illrl-s Colutg Of-loa
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Sheriff Of iIlrl-y County O,vsaa
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SUMMONS


O. '.e Circuit CONE f0s -lt. .. u-.
sr- e- Harer laI
-aml. o. Parker LU.s
IUF.sI.l. .sHl. No.. Ht.a..
Gtl.aaaa F.l Efui4.
and ~Iu.. H IHrEHr
guardian .. iU. as'l.
Usars John PARSE. i..
saHg r.ailiIs
q 1Ha 49, N.Cae. NU..
UsaH F.r.#. OAR.
..UHr4 IIF..r HFt.
D. Nlrl. lIa rfs.sr
George .. lsfkrr E.a.
urt. l.ts1l ard 1.IrE
Ulrl. IN.tEianf
Ta Elmer o. Parker lGl F.r-H.. q.
.afl tle above NAMED defendant.
iu iss raas ci tae ~af. .. .r-
yla are hereoy required ta apt,-,r srI
aasH~r th- complains died a.aiHsi 300
.a ilv aluye entitled .gii ar u- before
slc la.t dag cf ihr uae rrtfri.eE .r
co.. orier o' rGu..Hiru 0' .....rr
u1as. ta.vii ua e- t..lr t.. ..f.
lay gl ,erJsgiuer lal, ,l.I ls.. a.ae
th- expiration 1! f.K asek. ir.H tlr
lri pl6..e,iiga 0i ihls .lmu.r-. Hr. D..
yea fii. to APPEAR aad aasR.r ..r"
,lsre5! plAiuiia. 800 arr r r.
c-lfi i0F iAs relief leEarI-. ..
olIFliu! io.u.t Boz ia -a...
iii.ou cbanrt d. tr.. .I taera.
iE, being che 'l. .-tt 20 t.. tl.t. ...
1-ius iesgFiU-l al ,ls W. .t.a.
Wsiilai. % 49,. Il. IF. -5 -..l .- D.
" Na aal ilr iae dsid.l ..r
proceeds auou. iir 1EHer ...s.u.
m1u7 b. Plblislel y sal.r H.a T.-
D. Rector Cegn,y F-... Uar
County, Oregon. ara be- a1. -at.r' T4.
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Woods Liver Medicine in liQ-
.uid form for malaria, chills and
fever regulates the liver kid
neys and bladder. brings quick
relief 10 billiousness. sick-head-
ache. constipation. Pleasant to
take. The Sl.O0 bottle contains
q times quantity of the 50c size
First dose brings relief. Sold by
The Welcome Pharmacy. Burns
Ore. Fred Haines. Harney. Ore.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-09-12

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train. rr -5 cents Boz addition to the ~.
lu'sr lars viii be- charged.
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GRANT gEUuES. As.t sept
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If you are a sufferer from pill
es. ManZan Pile Remedy viii
bring relief with the first appli-
cation. Guaranteed. Price soc.
Sold by The Welcome Pharmacy.
Burns. Ore. Fred Haines. Har-
ney. Ore.
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