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The Detroit times., 1908-12-07
NEW MARATHONEER
EXCITES GOTHAM

view of so feet from the spectators.
but dampened the attire OF the run
ners. besides making breathing diff
fcult.
Now. this Irishman is a runner for
you. Last year Hayes beat him over
the same course because Crowley
quaffed tube OF ice water and tainted
three minutes later. Whether he will
be seen in any Of the big races which
are bound to follow will depend entire
ly upon his pride as great amateur.
1t didn't take Dorando or Hayes long
to sidetrack all such sentiment. and
with little coaxing Crowley will prob.
ably do the same.
Longboat will be the first man to
compete against the italian. Many a
good Judge of distance running say
that the Indian will run rings around
the brave little son Of Italy.
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TRADE RUM0R IS
BUzz|NG AWAY IN
NEW YORK
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK AND
DETROIT IN THREE-coRNEREp
DEAL. 1T Is sAlp-NorHlN OF.
FiclAL READY YET.
The Big Deal As Scribes
of New York Outline 1t

Pitchers Burns and Smith and
Outfeider Clymer, Of Washington,
for infielder Elberfeld and Utility
Man Morarty, Of New York.
Hal Chase and Pitcher Burns
for Pitcher Muliln, Shortstop
O'Leary and First 6aseman Ross
man. Of Detroit
NEW YORK. Dec. THE magnates
OF the American and National leagues
are. gathering here today. and! from
the number OF secret conferences. one
is surely led to the belief that some
thing out OF the usual Is In prospect
in the way OF player deals.
Particularly prominent In these con
ferences have been the magnates o.
the New York. Washington and De-
troit clubs OF the American league. All
Of these were early on the ground anc
have been talking in pairs ever since
their arrival.
That some player deal is In progress
goes without saying. According TO a
man very close TO Magnate Farrell. Of
the New York club. II will take the
following form, II brought to a con
clusion:
Washington will turn over TO New
York Pitcher Burns. the sensational
southpaw: Outfielder Clymer and
Pitcher Smith, the big Highlander
New York will give Washington
Shortstop Elberfeld and Utility Man
Moriarty.
New York will then turn over Hal
Chase. Its rebel first baseman. to De
troit, along with Burns. In return the
Yankees will get Pitcher Mullin
Shortstop OLeary and First Baseman
Rossman. of the local team.
1t is believed that this sort OF a deal
will strengthen every one OF the par
ticipating teams. particularly New
York.
Another form of the deal switches
the positions OF Moriarty and Chase
turning the latter over to Washington
while Detroit secures Moriarty, thu
other players TO change as mentioned
above.
Monte Cross, the former Athletic s
infelder. made the announcement that
he will manage the Kansas City base
ball club another season.
This puts at rest all rumors regard
Ing Clark Grifith, the former New
York American league leader. taking
| hold OF the western team.
! Cross had a lengthy conference with
George Tabeau. the owner OF the Kan
sas City club. and the deal was vir
tually completed. whereby Monte Is
TO take charge OF the clubs affairs for
another season.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-07

JULY TO SEE NEXT
kETCHELL FIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. TT
Ketchel is left TO himself he will not
fight again until next July. What Is
more, II is quite likely that he has
made his last appearance as mid
dleweight.
II can do the weight all right. but II
means too much hard work and hard
feeding" said Ketchel Il thing that
by resting up Till July / will build up
in lighting weight SO that l can come
In at 10 pounds"
And them he was asked.
And then Tommy Burns" answered
Ketchel with a grin.
Ketchel confidently expects to be
matched with Burns II the latter wins
from Jack Johnson in Australia.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-07
WALKERS OFF; DINEEN
LEADS IN FIRST HOUR

agreed by the walkers TO split their
share OF the gate money into seven
prizes. The only disagreement Of Inn
portance was the identity OF the win
ners OF the money. This will not be
settled for a week, II is confidently as
serted.
The men competing In the event in
order OF their numbers are as follows:
No l. Dineen: No. 2. Prouty; No. g.
Flubertanz No 4. Feeney. No. 5,
Davis: No. 6. shelton; No. 7. Day;
No. s. Hawp: No. 9, Hegelman: No
10, Granam; No. IL. Harris; No. ~
Teagel: No. -. Loeslein No. IA
Young: No. 10. Ownby; No. 10. Coils
ter; No. Il, Mcdonald: No. Is. Brock
els.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-07
HOW COBB EARNED
THAT 1924 AVERAGE

A dope artist has figured out the
exact manner in which Tyrus Cobb
secured his .324 batting average.
which was high In the American
league for the season of 1908. He de-
velops the interesting fact that the
pitchers were the hardest for Cobb TO
hit. Addie Joss being the most effec.
tive OF the Napoleonic outfit, when
heaving slants to the Georgia Peach.
The Chicago and Boston singers
were easiest for Tyrus. Against New
York he also batted a storm.
Following are Ty's performances
against the American league pitchers:
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by number OF youths in the gallery.
Feeney. Hegelman and Sammy Day
all maintained that they were being
given the worst OF IL and Promoter
Phillion had to score down the track.
listening TO the complaints. He had
his troubles breaking In the gang ap-
pointed 10 shift the figures, but all
was eventually reduced TO working
basis and the men drummed on.
A band In attendance discoursed
touching little ditties. The arrange
ments for the event had all been care
fully attended 10 and the track was in
excellent shape.
At meeting held Sunday II was
The Detroit times., 1908-12-07
ST. Louis After Trouble.

The st. Louis basketball team will
meet tonight to select their captain
for the coming year.
With Wilson, Hockey and Bower
man at their old positions, and Elsly.
a new man at guard, Sweet Rookie
and Faber trying for the pivot posi-
ton, the st. Louis give every indica.
ton Of living up to their reputation OF
old. Any 1s-year-oid team desiring
games address Manager, 800 Four.
teenth-ave.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-07
Blsa for M. & M.

Walter Cox is getting a great stable
together for next seasons campaign.
Bisa was unquestionably the most
sought after stake trotter in the coun-
try. and the New Hampshire man had
TO pay a long price, to get her.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-07
Thrifty Driver. Dick.

Dick Mcmahon has driven 49 win
ming races this season. His stable
picked up $9.340. after the close OF
the Lexington meeting.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-07

Lou J. Laubscher defeated Jack
Carroll, Friday night, at Tom Brad
shaw's Ioolroom. No. SIG Common.
wealth-ave.. by score OF 1875 10 10t.
Saturday night Laubscher beat Mike
Kraza. so 10 80. at the Crosstown
cafe.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-07
Morlarty Keeps Busy.

George Morisrty, Of the Yankees,
went TO the Pacific coast last winter
and lost more money than he made
playing ball out there, because he was
forced to quit when threatened with
the blacklist" This winter Moriarty
is living In New York and working at
his trade. He Ia an expert typewriter
renairer.-New York Mail.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-07

made the Hebrew native son Of Call
fornia look like 80 cents In a fifteen
round contest. Now the AUSTRALIANS
takes our tennis team In camp. It's a
fright
The Detroit times., 1908-12-07


NEW YORK, Dec. Fifteen thous-
and men and women saw the start OF
che six-day bicycle race In Madison
Square garden at midnight. and when
The clock tolled this morning 1000
OF these were still breathing the foul
air and peering through the smoke
filled arena at 16 riders who pedaled
on In their monotonous. never-ceasing
fashion.
Now and again some rider would pu-
muscle to his pedal and spur. ahead
OF the others. only TO be caught be-
/, fore he could make a lap, and then the
winding. slow-moving pace would fol-
low.
When such spurts were made men,
their heads in their hands, or women.
!nodding and some OF them asleep,
would be aroused by some cheer. and
they. too. would cheer When tho
lspurt ended they would sink back
into q state of slumber.
s, At o'clock the riders had ridden
,119 miles and were ahead OF the rec
ord by nearly one mile. At O'Clock
the record had again been broken.
The foreign riders have been prom
xBCQ VIlZCS VI SEsVOV iOI CdIH ktail
should they break records, and every
foreigner wants this bonus. These
men are expected to set killing pace
until the race il ended next Saturday
night. but the American riders viii
keep up with them. No $4,000 prizes
are offered the American teams, blu,
the men will fight till the last lap fol
the grand prize, and they, too, will
have to break records or Drop out OF
the race.
Rutt and Stol. the German Holland
team, seem to be the favorites.
The garden was packed TO the limit
every box seat, every arena seat, first
gallery and second gallery packed tc
its utmost capacity.
Just 23 minutes after the race start.
cd the FIRST accident happened. II was
"Pedlar" Palmer, the Australian, that
brought the first "Oh-h-h!" Palmer
tried TO take the lead at 1924 and hit
q post with his handlebar He wen;
sliding down the track. missing all the
.o.l.er riders. He was not hurt. and
was up and on his wheel In half a
minute. Dorbeck. Of the Russian
team, took a tumble. due TO pune
tured tire. a few moments later.
Then came the fan that put the
BrcccoLabrousse team back a lap
While 1t 2:40 Faber. who IL teamed
with Lafourcade. the foreign team ths:
hAs treat hopes of winning the race
suffered broken wheel on the Fourth
ave- turn. Faber got q nasty fall. bu,
~ paftrsr relieved him quickly and
- 4oon - Fabsr had q new wheel
spo1y ~ Was back on the track.
uekse.e = sAs Hsw n. A. c. football
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Sporting Notes

Billy Lush has bobbed up n the coach
OF the Navy basketball team.
The Yale basketball nve will not taks
Its usual Christmas trip this year.
The scheme to race In Mexico In said
to have the approval Of the Jockey
club.
Fellow athletes bore the dead Negro
runner. John Taylor. to his grave al
Kramer won the sprint race mt Madi-
son-sQ. Garden saturday night, and
still retains his title as champion.
One Murphy, q pitcher, to have been
tried out next spring by the st.
Louis Nationals. Is dead of pneG-
monia.
Whitley k0ols, the famous Kalamazoo
sport. has collapsed and il In hos
pital with damaged leg and a set
of shattered ne.ve:.
An predicted some weeks ago, Richard
SON. Of Toledo. Is the new Inter LAX e
commodore. with c. w. Kotcher, OF
Detroit. vice commodore.
Sweeney and Huston will clash again
at the formers rooms on Monroe.
billiard champion OF Michigan.
Dave Ailerdice, canny Scot, was the
man picked by the Michigan eleven
TO captain the 1909 team The vote
was close between him and Was
mund. The selection pleases Yost.
From Indiana polls lit0e ownie Bush
expresses the hope that, II played
as q Tiger regular next year, IL VIII
be at shortstop, not third base.
Ownie will stay where put neverthe-
less.
LoeII, the former Michigan athlete, did
not 70 TO Yale but coached the
Northwestern Military academy this
fall. He got his pay In the form or
diamond ring and thinks this
makes him eligible TO return to Mich
igan athletics
Paris now has q building capable of
seating $4,000 persons. devoted TO It's
boxing shows, with an American pro-
moter named Kiegin. In charge. The
! place also contains a big athletic club
| where the boxers Instruct classes and
| do their training.
IL IL up to President Roosevelt to shoot
in letter to Sprague. The latter :
friends point to the fact that he
punted from behind his own goal
! line. clear to midneld. on one occa-
sion, averting thereby possible
goal by Yale which would have
! robbed Harvard OF her victory.
| manager has an idea that, II the col
ieges and A. A. U. teams played
under the same rules. an improved
sport would result AIS position Is
vnauestionably sound: The only
thing necessary now is for the A.
taa m n gfNle
The Detroit times., 1908-12-07
rha Chamber Sire.

Gambetta Wilkes, 2:1s1-4. has 200
standard performers to his credit; 100
OF them are trotters
The Detroit times., 1908-12-07

TO CURE A COLD nv ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMo ouinine Tab
lets. Druggists refund money IL II fails
On each boz. 1ko
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TO
probably be today
No less than athle Of his acqua
did school excellent health
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and result
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familiar
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The Detroit times., 1908-12-07

q who acted o
a eonsid erab part o
% of
| AS Class A equal with
veryh he 9th
OF
Moines ball park There to
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excellence the Wisconsin State league The and the
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The Detroit times., 1908-12-07
KETCHEL-JOHNSON
IF BURNS LOSES

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. STANLEY
Ketchel. the two-time middleweight
champion, who Is fast growing out OF
his class. will soon forsake the mid
dleweight ranks and will take on big
Jack" Johnson after the Negroes bat
tie with Tommy Burns, the latter part
Of this month.
The report has been circulated that
Johnson had challenged Ketchel to a
long distance bout. but no matter what
what the termination OF his battle
with Burns would be. Johnson Is con-
fident of winning the heavyweight
title. and says that Ketchel Is the
only available man In the world to
put up a stiff battle with him.
He Rides EN-.
Among c. K G. Billings saddle
horses are Tempus Fugit, 2:07 "a;
Turley, 2:07 ga; Charley Mac.
2:07 ga; Alexander, 200 Ia; Frank A,
Pill IA; Delight, trial 2:09. and
Piquith. matinee record, 2:14.
Job Printing done right. Times Print
ing Co.. Is John R.-st. Phone 14es.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-07
CYCLISTS AHEAD OF
RECORD IN BIG
GRIND
NEW Works. ANNUAL six-DAf
RACE, As USUAL, SCENE OF
PLENTY ExcITMENT-FoREioN
TEAM Is FAvoRiTE.

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN,
NEW YORK, Dec. TEN o'clock
score: Rutt and Stoi, Folger and
Lawson, Moran and Mcfarland,
Logan and Downey, Palmer and
Walker, Dupec and Georget,
vanoni and Anderson, 6edell and
Ruprscht, Hill and Demara and
Mittsn and Collins. 227 miles, 7
laps; Waithour and Root, Down.
Inc and toIiister, Wiley and Calvin,
Devonitlch and Drobach, 227
miles, 8 laps; Brocco and La
brousse, 227 miles; Faber and La
fourcade, 226 miles, 2 laps.
Record, 226 miles.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-07
SPORT VIEWS
and REVIEWS
...By...
PAUL II.
BRUSKE.

which
p lants OF he various organ aiona
The Detroit times., 1908-12-07

manager has an Idea that, TX the col
ieges and A A. L. teams played
under the same rules. an improved
sport would result. AIS position IL
unQuestionably sound. The only
thing necessary now is for the A.
A. L. teams 10 play the college style.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-07


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medic
The Detroit times., 1908-12-07
Paris now ha. u building capable Of

seating 5000 persons. devoted TO It's
boxing shows, with an American pro-
moter named Klegin. In charge. The
place also contains a big athletic club
where the boxers Instruct classes and
do their training.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-07

GAS II - "a Z ~.
,..r "a. nIs Kind yes haze .-.r S'Sa
'', ! IH2IM
The Detroit times., 1908-12-07
II 4. mn to President Roosevelt to shoe,

in a letter TO Sprague. The latters
friends point TO the fact that he
punted from behind his own goal
line clear to midheld. on one occa-
sion, averting thereby possible
goal by Yale which would have
robbed Harvard OF her victory.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-07

nrexss.s = 49, .~w n. A. c. football
The Detroit times., 1908-12-07

Job Printing done right, Times Print
ing Co., Is John R.-st. Phone 149S.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-07

the great trainer. have passed away as Taylor
did. They left school In excellent health. were
| attacked with some form OF illness missed the
| advice of the trainer who had always looked at
| ter their welfare In the past. and. result
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-20
ClarkstOn-L Lewiston
BUS LINE
SCHEDULE
Daily Excout Sunday

VUlly Except Hu00ay
Leave Clarkston-6:l6 am: S:16
am: 1890 an: 1915 pm; $50
pm: 4:45 pm.
Leave Lswiston-7:3 am: see
am: 1o:46 am: 2:eo pm: sos
PM. 6:a0 pm.
Sunday
Leave Charlottesville pm.
Leave Lewiston-2:0o pm.
Will meet all night trains ana
boats on special calls.
Leaves Charleston from ClarkstoD
Commercial Co.
Leaves Lewiston from Raymond
Hotel and Bollinger Hotel.
Rates-15c one way. round triD
25c.
H. E. BUNDY, Proprietor
Residence Sth and Sycamore 0ts.
Express packages and baggage
viii be attended to promptly.
Leave orders at Charleston Com
mercial Co., Sycamore Street OF can
up phone Main $50.
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cost of such improvements: ana that
the Mayor and Council will meet for
the purpose OF hearing objections,
suggestions and reMonstrances with
regard to such improvements at the
Council Rooms in the Salsberg Build
ing on Main street In the City Of
Lewiston. County OF Neg Perce. State
Of Idaho. at 10 o'clock q. m. upon the
nth day II July, 1908.
All persons interested IN or Affect
ed by the proposed improvements are
hereby referred to the said resolution
of intention and the plans and speci-
fications for such proposed improve
ments, which are. and will remain.
until the said meeting Of the Council
in the ONCE OF the City, Clerk.
All persons desiring to object to-
the creation of such Improvement dis
trict. or the boundaries thereof. or
Il the inclusion therein or exclusion
therefrom of any tract OF land, or
to the making Of such improvements,
or Il the manner or form Of tho
same. or to the proceedings Of the
mayor and council or other city OF
ficers In connection Herewith, or to
anyother thing, or matter relating
thereto, must file with the city clerk
on or before the date Of said meeting
written circumstances, objections ~
exceptions. In the manner and form
provided by the said citp charter. or
the right to make. plead. raise. pre-
sent OF rely upon any such matter
or thing will be forever waived an0
barred.
The assessment FOR making such
improvements will be payable In ten
(10) equal annual installments.
Dated this 10 day of Juno. 1905
JNO. y. MCPHERSON.
City Clerk.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-20
Tr1l1h and
Quality

appeal to the Wei-Informed in svsGy
walk Of life and are essential to pesmansnt
success and creditable standing. Aseog~
ingiy, II i not claimed that Syrup = ~
end Elixir d SIENNA Is ths only Seaned
known value, but one q many ruason9.
Why il b the best Of personal and fasully
laxatives u the fact that Il dsaneeDs.
swsstens and relieves the internal oeClnD'
on which Il acts without any dsbilita1ing
after effects and without having 70 inegsose
The quantity from time 10 tiuss.
Il acts pleasantly and naturally andI
truly - : laxative. and ~ compsasnt
parts are known TO and approved ~
physicians, ~ II il free from n objsstion-
able substances. To ct IT. bene6cial
effects always purchase The genuine
manufactured BY tho California Fig Syrup
Co., only, and for sale BY II leading drug
gista.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-20
Wood and Coal-Notice That, Dido
For Are Desired BY Board Of xdur
cation Of IAWiaton. Idahn.

V9tlOn u AeWlSU00. 10a00.
Notice Is hereby given that ssals0
bids will be received by the boar1
Of education Of the city OF Lsviston1
for one hundred cords OF eour-foot,
body red Ar wood. also one hundreo
tons OF lump coal. said wood and coal
to be delivered at Lewiston, IdahoL
on or before the 18th Of August,
1908.
A certified check for ten per cent
Of the bid must accompany the same
- guaranty Of good faith In case
the bid p accepted.
The bids will be opened By the
board at 8 O'Clock p. M. July L.
1908. The board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION on
LEWISTON.
BY P. r. sToOKEY. Clerk.
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and the machinery is on the way.
There IL no flow Of water that can
be brought to this section at a cost
that will make 1t feasible. It has
been thought that a supply might
be brought from Lake Chelan or
Tumwater canyon. The cost, how
ever, would be excessive.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-20

Goods from 80 Ia to so per cent
on at the Kennedy Clearance sale.
beginning next Monday.
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NORTHWEST INLAND NOTES

Olympia, Wash.-The three mem
bers Of the Oregon railway commits
sion spent the day here Wednesday
in consultation with the Washing
ton commissioners. The meeting
was a general discussion of the
methods of work followed by the
older commission Of this state. The
visitors we're particularly interest
ed in the work just competed by
the Washington commission in as
certaining the values Of railroad
making.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-20

Read The Teller ads.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-20

Walla Walla, Wash.-With the
annexation of new territory lying
to the east Of the city limits. CEN
sus will be taken at once to estab-
lish the fact that Walla Walla has
q population Of 10000, enough to
enable the city to step up to the
first class. The city council has
agreed to pay the mail carriers
$25 each to make the enumeration
OF their respective districts.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-20

Wilson Creek, Wash The next
point of attack for irrigation will
be in Douglas county in the Low
Gap country. The Low Gap lies
about 25 miles southwest of Ephra-
ia, and between Moses lake and the
Columbia river. The purpose is to
procure q flow of water from artes-
ian wells. A company of eastern
people have been securing options
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ly to the northeast corner Of Lot 1.
Block 3, OF said subdivision; thence
scutherly along the east line OF said
Block to the southeast corner of
Lot 4. Block 8, Of said subdivision:
thence westerly ON the south line of
said Lot 1 to the southwest corner of
said Lot 1, Block 3; thence westerly
at right angles to Ninth Street to
point on the east Inc of Lit 16,
Block 1. Of the subdivision of Lot 10.
Block 80: thence across said Lot Is
and parallel to the north line to a
point on the west line OF said Lot
16; thence northerly to the north
west corner Of Lot 1, Block I, of said
subdivision: thence westerly to the
southwest corner OF Lot 8, Block l..
of said subdivision of Lot 10. Block
80; thence westerly paralleling Main
Street 100 feet distant siutherly
from the south line OF said Main
Street to a point on the east line Of
Fifth Street; thence southwesterly
tc the southeast cirner OF Lot 1.
Block 20 of the old original plat OF
the City OF lewiston; thence wester
ly along the south line of Block 20
to a point due east Of the point OF
beginning; thence westerly to the
point Of beginning.
And that all lots. parcels and
tracts Of land included within such
boundaries exclusive Of the streets.
alleys and highways) will be includ
ed in such district and will be a.
sesssd under the provisions Of tn.
City Charter for the payment Of tn
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-20

Asotin. Wash.-John Florance,
one of the owners of the Florance
orchard at Cloverland, says that
the orchard is in splendid condition
and that the yield this year is 60
ing to be 5000 boxes. The trees
are In such condition that it will
be necessary to spray but once. The
orchard contains 80 acres of choice
trees.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23
Beware of Frequent Colds.

A succession of col or pro-
tracted cold is almost certain to end
in chronic catarrh, from which few
every cold the attention It deserves
and you may avoid this dlsagreeable
disease. How can you cure a cold
Why not sry Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy? 1t Is highly recommended
Mrs. M White, of Butler, Tenn, says:
Several years ago / was bothered
with my throat and lungs. Some enc
told me of Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy. began using it and IL relieved
me at once. Now my throat AMI
lungs are sound and we'll" For sale
at DR.. Stones drug store.