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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
MISS|ONARY'S WIFE
PRAISES CUTICURA
Daughters Head Encrusted with
DandrufF- Feared she Would Lose "
her Hair-Many Treatments were
FutiIe-Baby had Milk-Cust.
BOTH CHILDREN CURED
BY FAMOUS REMEDIES

For several years my husband was
q missionary IN the Southwest, and We
were living on the edge Of the desert az
an elevation Of nearly I've thousand
feet Every one In that high and dry
atmosphere has more or less troubls
with dandruf and my daughters scalp
became so encrusted with it that was
alarmed for fear she would lose all her
hair, which was very heavy. After
spending between five and six dollars
for various remedies. In desperation
bought a cake Of Cuticura Soap and a
box Of Cuticura Ointment. After rub
bing the Cuticura Ointment thoroughly
into Tie roots Of the hair, gently
combed the crust Of dandruf free from
the scalp, and then gave her head q
thorough shampoo with the Cuticura
Soap This left the scalp beautifully
clean and free from dendruH. and after
the hair was dry / again rubbed the
CUticura Ointment, this time sparingly,
into the roots, and i am happy to say
that the Cuticura Remedies were a
complete success. Ny troubles with
dandrun were over, although for a long
time afterward / used the Cuticura
Ointment as at first. after shampooing,
which kept the scalp and roots OF the
hair moist. have used successfully
the Cuticura Remedies for so-caIled
milk-crust on baby's head. and have
neverfound anything ITO equal them You
are at liberty to publish this letter. for
do sincerely believe that the Cuticura
Remedies are q blessing TO mankind.
Mrs j. A Darling, 31O Fifth St., Car
thage. Ohio, jan 20, 19OS.'
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
WORLD ASTOUNDED
BY WIRELESS FEAT
Receipt by Local Operators of
Messages From Japan
EvOkes Eager Queries
Lawrence Malarin Receives
Congratulations for Remark
able Achievement

keenest interest has been aroused
throughout wireless telegraph circles
by the report that Lawrence Malarin.
night operator of the United wireless
company's station on Russian hill, has
succeeded in picking up the sounds
from wireless apparatus located along
the coast of japan, 5.761 miles across
the Pacific ocean. Malarin and ]. o.
Watkins, the day operator at the sta
llon, nave been in receipt of queries
from all the stations along the coast
regarding the local achievement. 1t is
expected by the young operators that
they will be able to improve their re-
celving apparatus so that they can the
more clearly catch the dots and dashes
OF the Japanese stations and possibly
establish communication across the
Pacific
With the prospective improvement of
the Honolulu station trans-Pacifc COM
munication may soon be a matter of
every day occurrence.
j. 0. Watkins, day operator for the
United wireless company, came for
ward frankly yesterday and correct
ed the report that he and not Malarin
received the Japanese tickings. The
SOUNDS from the far side of the Pacific
O--J 70 AOdA0 Tie carly
hours of the morning and at that
time Malarin is in charge OF the sta
ton. Naturally Watkins became inter-
ested in the work Of his colleague and
talked about the achievement freely
ana as the report got out the credit
went to him instead Of 10 the night
operator.
Il want to give Lawrence Malarin
full credit for his work." said Watkins
last evening. 1T was mistake that
the honor OF picking up the Japanese
messages was ascribed to me- and I
am very sorry. for to Malarin's alert
ness and keenness alone is due the
estaollshment OF the real long distance
wireless record of 5,761 miles
Malarin has received letters from
prominent wireless experts congratu-
lating him on his remarkable work
Inc young operator has been in the
wireless business since April OF this
year and already has made a bright
name for himself. Before entering the
wireless branch he was a telegraph
operator. Now his work consists OF
sitting up in the little house near the
crest of Russian hIIi in the shadow
Of the gigantic mast and the eight
stranded antennae with a pair of re-
ceivers. somewhat like exchange girls
in telephone work wear, at his ears
Thus equipped he is continually on the
watch for any waits of wireless mes
sages that may come up from beyond
the horizon.
I find this work far more interest
ing than regular telegrapny." said the
youth who caught the 1ongest mes
sage yesterday. not taking his receiv-
ers from his ears. I'm going to keep
on the lookout for Japan and hope
that we can establish an interchange
of messages, though I doubt that, be
cause we work in different languages.
Before picking up this japanese mes
sage I picked up a message from the
battleship fleet when II was 500 miles
beyond Honolulu, and from an army
transport that was 1900 miles beyond
the islands,
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
Higher Ups and Arch GrafterS
Fail to Give Necessary Sup
port for Expansion
GOss Printing Company Demands
Payment for Press Ordered
and Refused
Share of Corruption Fund Be-
comes Too Small to Justify
Clean Typography

That ". E. Dargie. enjoying the
,avor Of his masters, the arch graft
srs and higher up criminals. had
Streams Of one day seeing the Oakland
Tribune ranking as a metropolitan
newspaper. is now demonstrated by
The suit fled against him yesterday in
the United states circuit court by the
5oss printing press company of Chi
sago.
The suit, as shown in the complaint
drawn up by Heney & Cobb, is for SILL
s77. which represents part Of the price
Of an especially built. three deck press
capable Of printing a 36 page paper in
three colors. Dargie made the contract
ia March. 1907. agreeing to pay the
Goss company $4,000 when the press
had been built and was ready for ship
ment, and another $4,000 when the ma
chinery was installed in Oakland. The
price was to be $4,000. but the ma
chine with which the Tribune is now
printed was TO be taken in part pay
ment.
When the contract was made Dargie
was flushed with success. He was do
ing yoeman service for the grafters
then indicted or under trial and had
it all TO himself"
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26

Cuticura Ointment Is one Of the nnoss
successful curatives for torturing, dis
figuring hunors Of the skin and scalp,
including loss OF hair, ever compounded,
in proof Of which q single amounting
with it, preceded by a hot bath with
Cuticura Soap, and followed, when
necessary, byfa mild dose Of Cuticura
Resolvent Qiquid or pills) Is often
sufficient to AFFORD immediate relief ck
itching, burning and scaly humors,
eczemas. irritatfons and fnhammations,
permit rest and sleep, and point 70 .
speedy cure when all else fails.
Sold throughout the world Potter DruR 4
Chem Corp, Sole Props- Boston. Mas.
~ Nailed Free. CufiCurA Book on Skm DBaRnR.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
The CalIfornla Promotlon Committe.

t1he State Central Or<ani zSrfcn. ORGANIZED IA
l9t2-Au association for the commercial ans
Industrial development OF California;
PROMOTION; The acr Il promoting advance
ment. encouragement. Century Dictionary
The committee has TOR lis objecr the PRO
NOTING ~ CalifOruias interests ft has moth
ing To SELL n fosters AT things tending to fhl
ADVANCEMENT cf California. 10 Is an authorir
al matters relating to California; IL En-
C0URAGES the establishment OF new fndustris.
and fosters those already established Ii invite
desirable Immigration II presents the onnor
tunitieS and needs cf all fs Ids OF business AM
professional activity IL IS Supported by nonuia
subscriptions and makes no charge f1r ~,
service rendered. 10 has affiliated with IL 81
commercial ORGANIZATIONS of the state with
combined membership of more than 20 0of
Meetings of representatives OF these oreanies
tons are held sensianuuaiiy 10 different psrfz Il
the state where matters OF California intera-
sre discussed Headquarters OF the comnniffe
sre maintained in California building Tni,.
square. San Francisco. CORES SPONDENcR ~
yITED. -
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
EVENT FOR THOSE
OF FOURTH DEGREE
Two Hundred Members of Order
and Their Ladies Attend
Delightful Affair

San Francisco assembly No. s15,
Knights of Columbus, gave a ball last
night at the Fairmont hotel, which was
attended by about 200 Knights and
ladies. The affair was given in the
white and gold room. which was elab
orately decorated with ferns and flow
ers. The orchestra was embowered be-
hind a mass of palms and evergreens
and Hawaiian quintet rendered vo
cal numbers between the dances.
The dance was given for members of
the fourth degree. J. p. Duffy had
charge OF the floor and was assisted
by B. L. Conens, L. L. Conlin, A. w.
Dollard. Z. A Foley. S. B. Fugazi, P. J.
Gallagher, II. W. Gastner, Samuel Has
kins, James R. Keith, DR.. +. +. Knorp,
DR.. c. J. Mccarthy, ]. W. Mcdonald Jr,
w. D. O'Kane, A J. Rankin, g. NJ. Sears,
c. A Sullivan, Thomas T. Wise, George
F. WEIGH and Chris Buckley.
The reception committee consisted of
DR.. A. T. Leonard. chairman; 6. W.
Bayreuther, c. P Cain. Rod Chisholm,
George A Connolly, William Cronan,
Daniel Deasy, James S. Devlin, James
English DR.. A. S. keenan,, Alfred r.
Kelly, W. A. Kelly, J. Looney, ]. ].
O'Toole, r. Z. Queen, George j. Red
mond. p. F. Reilly, d. J. Sheehan and
Thomas J. Welsh.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
LECTURES on RED CROss

ideas and Work of the Legion of the
Red Cross Society" was the topic of an
interesting talk last night by DIR. G.
II. Richardson a the Young Mems He
brew Association hall. in Page street.
near Stanyan- DR.. Richardson spoke
at length on the necessity of the diff
ferent associations of this city forming
clubs, the members of which are to be
trained to be able to do field service
work in case of war. He asked that a
club Of FL members be formed, the
members of which would be thoroughly
drilled by surgeons. so that in case of
war or any emergency they would be
able to go into action at once.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
ARRANGE MASQUERADE BALL

Mission parlor No. 3S n. s. 6. w.
having completed all arrangements for
masquerade ball to be given next
Saturday night in Cotillon hall has
turned the matter over to the follow
ing committee that is to carry out the
function to a successful issue: L. W.
Schmitt. W. ]. Guilfoyle, w. d. Bear.
W. d. Nye, E. NJ. Levy. w. v. Koch.
Adolph Johnson. d. O. Troy. A. 5. Groth.
F. W. Beers. c. s. Long. j. Il. Lyons.
Louis Franck, e B. Cohn. 5 Joseph
Theisen and ]. J. Butler The proceeds
of the ball will be added to a fund that
is being raised to have the parlor make
an unusually fine showing during the
celebration Of Admission day. in 1910
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
GOULD ROAD COMPLETES
FLOWER LAKE TUNNEL
Track Laying Will Soon Be
Commenced on That Section
of Western Pacific

Virgil G. Bogue, chief engineer OF
the Western Pacific. received word yes
terday that the Flower lake tunnel in
Utah had been completed and that
track laying through It would be COM
menced shortly.
This tunnel is 5.657 feet long and
work was commenced on il early in
March. 1907. 1t is in hard limestone.
This was one OF the most difficult
pieces of work the Gould line had to
encounter on its eastern end. and when
the rails are laid through it. the West
erp Pacific Will have a completed road
from salt Lake City to Haneck.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
STARS DELINQUENT TENANT

Santo Ludovici, owner of premises at
Vallejo street and Portland place, when
he found his tenant. David Chirinelli,
fitting without paying rent, stabbed
jury was impaneled in Judge Cooks
court yesterday to try Ludovici on a
charge of assault with deadly weapon
but before the trial started the defend
ant pleaded guilty of simple assault
The judge sentenced him to 30 days in
the county jail. or a fine of $50
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26

but will take place upon the later date.
The two attractive debutantes will take
an important place in society this win
ter and already a series of delightful
events have been planned for them.
Charles de Young will entertain next
Friday evening at a dinner for 30
guests in the gray room at the Fair
mont.
Mrs. Malcolm Henry entertained
yesterday at an informal tea given in
the laurel court at the Fairmont.
Among those present were Mrs Joseph
b. Coryell, Count d'Abbans and several
others.
Mrs. Henry Davis entertained yes
terday afternoon at a tea given at
her home in Lake street in compliment
TO her aunt, Miss Elizabeth Murison.
over 100 guests called at the attractive
home between the hours of and 6.
me hostess was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Laurence Draper, Miss Hannah
Dubois. Miss Christine Pomeroy and
several others.
Mrs. James King Steele has gone
70 the southern part of the state for
brief visit and will probably return
within fortnight
Major and Mrs. McKinstry will en-
terta1n party of friends at Thanks
giving dinner today at the st. Francis.
Miss Maye Colburn left yesterday for
her home in Sausalito, where she will
remain over the holiday, but will prob
ably return to town early next week.
GUARANTEES COFFEE LoAN-Rio Janeiro.
Nov. 25.-The chamber of deputies today. BIZ a
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
NoTORToUs THIEr TAIIED

Mrs. Ellen Mullen. a notorious thief
Wss sent TO the county Jail for six
months by Police Judge Weller yester-
DAY on charge of petty larceny. Mrs.
Hugh Roberts, 3 Potrero avenue. took
pity on her November 2l, and, while
Mrs. Roberts went out for a few min
utes, Mrs. Mullen stole her purse con-
tanning $3.50. Mrs. Mullen is the
divorced wife of a policeman and has
been in trouble many times.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
PROPOSALS. FoR- ANIlIALs-Denot onarter

PROPOSALS FOR ANIMALS-DepOt Quarter
masters Office, 10SG North Point ST., San Fran
cisco. Cal. November 25, 190S.-Sealed proposals.
in triplicate, subject to the usual conditions. Will
be received here until 10 o'clock n. M. Pacihc
time. December %, 1908. FOR furnishing $50 cav
airy horses for shipment TO the Philippine
islands Delivery TO be at Seattle. Washington
or at other prominent railroad points. The
United States reserves the right 10 accept or
reject any or all proposals any part thereof
Blanks for proposals and full information VIII
be furnished on application TO this office. En-
velopes containing proposals should be marked
Proposals for Animals. No. 62so. to he opened
December %. 1905" J. Il. BELLINGER, Depot
Quartermaster. u s. Army
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR OATS AND HAY.-san
Francisco Cal, Nov %, 1eOs.-SeaIed pro
posals in trip1lcate, will be received at this
office until i1:00 A. NJ. Dec. 8. zoos. and
then opened. for furnishing. during the period
beginning December 20, 1908 and ending June
so. 1909. oats and hay, delivered In San Fran-
CISCO Cal, or In Seattle. Wash, or other
sailing ports the Pacific Coast FOR shin
nent to Honolulu, II. T., or for delivery in
Honolulu, H. t.; also proposals for said oats
and hay delivered in Honolulu, H. T. 10 he
opened in Honolulu at 900 A. NJ. Dec s. l90s
Preference given 10 articles OF American pro-
ducton, conditions OF quality and price lin.
eluding in the price OF foreign productions the
duty thereonl being equal. and such preference
given TO articles of American production pro-
duced on the Pacific Coast TO the extent OF
consumption required by the public service
there Information furnished on application
10 Depot Quartermaster, Honolulu or TO IN
dersisned RoBT. K. STEVENS Chief
Quartermaster-
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
cRusHEn uNDER WAGoN

Gustave Schaul, an aged expressman
living at 1857 Ellis street met instant
death yesterday when in an attempt
to back down a hill his wagon was
overturned. Schaul fell beneath the
vehicle and was crushed to death
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
Higher Ups Trembling

The Examiner had not yet declared
itself the open enemy OF the prosecu-
tion. and with Ruef and schmitz in the
tolls, and Calhoun and the other higher
ups trembling in their shoes, an easy
prey. Dargie had rosy dreams of the
future of the always obliging providing
the cash is forthcoming Tribune
Dargie was dignified and courteous
with J. w. Spencer, the representative
Of the Goss ompany-courteou but ex-
acting. He must have an especially
built press, one that would print So
page paper and print it without smudge
go reads the contract) in three colors
These matters settled, the potential edi-
tor Of a 36 page graft organ capable Of
vilifying all the enemies Of crime in
lhe west, and Of melting a million peo-
Die TO wholesale and retail assassina-
ion, signed the document with -four
'sh and a condescending smile.
On June II OF the same year Dargie
Tss not quite as flush, but was still
suite as courteous. for when the Goss
sompany notified him that the press had
seen built he replied with a polite note
thanking them for their promptness
cut did not inclose the check for $4,000
Generous Promises Fail
The fact was that the grafters were
not as generous as they had promised.
Calhoun. with the car strike on his
bands, had an army of Farleyites
thugs and gum shoe men to support, to
say nothing of the batch Of hired week
lies. Glass and Halsey were on trial.
Schmitz had been sentenced to five
years in the penitentiary, and Ruef had
just forfeited $4,000 bail after run
ming away TO the Trocadero. This di-
vided Up the corruption fund and made
Dargle's bit" so small that unless
something happened there would be no
36 page Tribune tricolored smudgeless
clean in typography If not in morals.
Nothing happened. The press lay in
the yards and Dargie's roseate dream of
q metropolitan assassination maker
vanished.
In the meantime. the Goss company
md the expert machinists who had been
sent 70 Oakland awaited orders. Dar-
Eie finally informed them on August Il
that he could not take the press, and
the company was obliged to store it.
later having to sell it at a loss in an
other part Of the country. The salaries
Of men and other costs. amounting in
al TO s1l.s77.75, were charged to Oar
gie and the Goss company asks judg-
ment for that amount and costs.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
- NInrIne Ere Remedr

For Red. Weak. Weary. Watery Eyes.
Murine Doesn't Smart=3t Soothes
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
Do Yon Want ss.oos

Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page IL.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
HOTEL EL MONTE

iect Famfly Hotel; Home Cooking; Special Win
ter Rates Phone Main 651- JOHNSON
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26

Readers of The Call, when writing
for rates or reservations at the re-
sorts advertised, VIII confer favor
by mentioning the name of this paper.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26

GUARANTEES COFFEE LoAN-Rio Janeiro.
Nov. 25.-The chamber of deputies today, by a
vote of 81 to 90. adopted the bill providing a
of S75 600. 600 ~
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-19
To the ladies' Of ShOshOne.

Don't fuss over a hot stove making
desert for your Sunday dinner. Cali up
No. II on the Bell phone Starrh the
ice cream man and he viii help you out.
He has quick delivery system now.
lee Cream or Sherhets delivered in
neat little packages 1T a moments no.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-19
STRAYrn

One gray mare. reached name. bob
tail. branded FIR on both STILES. one
black mare. branded FIR on left stiile.
One black horse with star in fore
head branded FIR on lcft stifie. A
liberal reward for their return to. or
notification as 70 their whereabouts
sent te
Il. L. KfLLINGSwoRrH
GO0ding. Idaho.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-19
Desert Entry for Sale.

LOO Acres desert entry, ~ miles
from Gooding bargain. address 81 Z.
Gallagher 9is' Washington S.. Port
iaud. Oregon.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-06-19

+ fhk tAhLt, EtiLkl7, NViF
fohke, Eff -FocKaaoWHHs.
= The Keeler & White warehouse 10 tn
Z south center % town shows evidences O
fresh coat 81 paint
) fresh Hood aver stsawbesries. als,
oranges. baaauas and other fruits. al
Todd New hesoFt
i Nn ". u. Garlsck deearted IS,
, Wcscr this morning Tor sh6rt sisis.
iles a Welcome accompanied her
shegdia tnank " Albesta was visit.
ing ie fae city SUNDAY having fOWa
acquaintance from Missouri living
Ns8s'
Prosecutions Gre scarce during the
ahsn ee ot Attorney +. u Disney ~
tsheiHk tne hep'plleap Aaliouai Con
yep'ion'
Buy JfNkfN- rfAcEsR, AnsO-
iNfhl} fHE bAsf fAckEe MADE.
7tofaoHowERs
Lynn LaMunlou returned tie drst II
inc week from three weeks visit Ht
Denver Ne reports 90 ideal visit at
the Silver State capital
John I8afroh. q rock mason ol this
city. was taken down with acute aftlc-
alar rheumatism and is taking treat
'''si'' 81 tN' ~" '''p'td'
Judge y. a. Walters has returned
From lwin Falls where district court IS
10 session lie viii apenb sunday at
nome returning There Monday
REMEMBER W. ARE HtAhgrAh-
leH7 fVh hAliN" AA'hiNhHf AND
i''i-' s4o' he''o"hHs'
Two ranaways on the street. Tues
day afternoon, enlivencd things very
appreciably Little damage was done,
~ y "''''' t''7'p '0f '"' '''l 'i cue
= Fields tathrr Of W. NJ Fields
u tins eisy' received word tins week Of
the death o. nis sister Mrs. =. Bridge, 7.
-. ~. t,...l,..,t
- '''l'''' "''o 7" - ~ 'o''N = "ut'
1'S ''' " ~" minute f'lo''a '"e
t'V'' V''ip'" ipi lne pius l"Nvs ia''h
~ N''0i'i'kVn from '"' ''s' glowing
''p''' - u''''U"''S '''s ''''''
Mr'. a. W oooddins had q tnmor
fe'''oN'p rom 'lae slue ot her mead lsst
s"'uid"y' Hf7' W. H. ana H. o. haugh
l'efioimlas the operation ana suffered
oHt ilttie from the ELECTS OF t.
shoshone win celebrate the Fourth Of
IaW with three davs celebration
iuly D . and o. Everybody should Mt
lend and enjoy the good things that
@'il be free as arr % all who VIII be the
quests OF the city
Mrs burnside. county superintendent
# public schools. was in Clear Lake
lection the last Of last week locking
Iftcr school matters. She also visited
he Dahlquist school.
Rupert i 10 advertise the advantages
II the Minidokgtract bv the publication
4 $3.50 booklets showing the good things
"a store there for the prospective set
her. The Commercial Club got topeth ,
II ON the proposition and made the or.
er u, few mpauets.
60 =, ,.,
,afl of Block j. the school house block 4
n Noath shoshone. They formerly be- d
ouged 10 the Kinsey holdings. He has y
lso bought four lots In block 81. the /
hughes block IN South Shoshone. foom t
:. Z. Goodng 4
e., .., .,, Il
-, -. -, - So ~''" t
.royidinQ business conditions viii Justify
be expenditures Among them arr DR..
v n. Baugb. Keefer & White and o.
brennan. As these gentlemen are
,en Of means there would be no need
Z DELAY 10 financing the deals. that part
einx already provided for.
a, F., pm
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nv
is's Eros NHeeN fl'r
Edward Pratt painsing and other
wise appresiag h's rss'deuee on the eapl
sisie q town.
~ Il G Raugh wesed Seea from
HALEY lhe afat y Tire wesk ase Is nov
Z resident II ihis city
Dooglas Laeieer who uas operated "a
~ che sJi.l hospital ssi4t ttg aag ago -
sufficiently recovered fo ~ est,
HARRY Emsea. county attorney Of
lglasaa Coaafg. Waa Is sheh one lAurs
ass nlshs hasing Friday ior Twin
Pals
e Bav n Douglas county. y aurI.
was 3 o. tlty 81 Monday. aad visited
iAe Nss8arI contingent ln tha journal
Office
Il eta~se 4 ta..ag se a.ga
nst.8 ~ ~ front ~ h.s store co
Schroeder. Of Hepburn. is doing lhe
wefk
~, f,.e,,s,. Kfa.ss...
psa ~. Tnt m.g ~ree..
.s..
rams = h'aN7y' county attorney
$50, ~. -. - .''...'.,.,
- ~, ~ ~, 80.
AisH Mona ifaiii' naAfHtef ~ y. a. /
lssli q jerome asf'Fsa .e'''''"y from
a. re4 ae.g ths t,eo d,sgbtsrs are
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rte,s.s q 4b,mss Is, So 6.sn ao.
pantea 4 notary patle far LINCOLN
f.s.eee sa8 vDl attend 49, au notadal
sort 3 49, sot ~ 49, office
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49, "' ~ - 49,, !" .,
~ ~ tins Eastern ldah3 Press Club.
81 Rekbufe, June "a end ~.
Ds a e nseeb,s ga,,iiv arrived
isst .ye gr.,a lls,ley aos g..a reai,le IN
~. pr.e. kse.e,ee boss. - 49, seatb.
e.sf n.,t 81 tsen fb.v SIN ,,eef d
eaai,si ss,e,m.. *, 49, .eelai c,reiaa ~
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A sure cure. pne yon can depead
afoa Hickory Bark Cough Remedy
S afc cure. and iis pure, Use q for ]
all ung trouble. coughs. COLTS hoafse- ]
aesa aHsl sore lhroat. For sale by 4. {
n. s.afra and deaiers eyerxwbcre
ses,ss n.e,prs sbo,g i. h. he ia.tal. Is
- h 49, gas.,b bf.sk hnild,np IN Wal
uut Street. ns soon az q can made @
ready il promises e. be- very inter 4
tstlng place for the bo}s and girls OF a
t.f.af.rvlsf aaft o