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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-26
ALL READY FOR
BIC EXCURSION
Special Train of Eight Coach.
es will Carry Hundreds to
Hermiston Tomorrow,
PROSPECTS BRIGHT FOR
WEATHER AND CROWDS

Train, Leaves at Eight-Opportunity
10 View Reservoir Dam, Head
gates, Canals, Pipe Lines and En-
tire PrOject-IIcrmlstOn People
Spare No Efforts TO Make Event
njoyabIc-Formal Opening Of
FloOdgates - Exercises and Ball
Game I'm the Observation-Disclosures
by Prominent Citizens and Govern
ment ngineers-Extensive and In
teresting Program Arranged.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-26
BIG BATTLESHIP LAUNCHED.

Camden, N. j., May 26.-The battle
ship Michigan, the first of the "all
big gun" warships for the American
navy, was launched here today. Miss
Carol Ncwberry, daughter of the as
sistant secretary OF the navy, christen-
ed the ship. The Michigan's length at
the load water line is $50 feet, breadth
80 feet, and displacement 10000 tons.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-26
100000 POUNDS
Of WOOL SOLD
Nine Clips Change Hands at
Pilot Rock This Morning.
Prices Better.
13 3-S CENTS is BEST
PRICE OFFERED THUS FAR.

Choice FOothill Wool Is Offered to
Buyers-LOwest Bid Is 10 1-4-All
But One Grower Accepts Price Of
fered-Warner Takes His Under
COnsideratiOn-Near All Wool Of
fered at Pendleton Sale Is Finally
Disposed of-Sheepmen LOath to
Accept Low Figures, But Finally
Give in-J. T.. Smith Livestock Com
pany Holds 10000 Pounds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-26

man." has been here today and he
reports that Col. H. G. Newport has
arranged for sufficient teams and au-
tos to take 500 people form Hermis.
ton to the dam tomorrow. Conse-
quently no one need remain away
from the excursion through fear that
there will be a shortage of . convey
ances.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-26
Fighters Talk.

San Francisco, May 25.-Willis Britt
says Cans has made "loose talk" when
he said he would put Battling Nelson
out in the 18th round of a 45round
battle in Frisco July 4. Britt says If
Cans meant what he says the negro
would be willing to bet he would
make good.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-26
RACING AGAINST TRAINS.

san Francisco. May 26-Fcrnando
Nelson left Vallejo. Calf, I'm an auto
mobile for Portland at 3 o'clock this
morning to establish a speed record.
He EXPECTS to reach Portland mt 3
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. making
the trip from Frisco TO Portland in
SO hours, one hour faster than the
trains.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-26

A thousand men and several hun
dred teams will soon be throwing dirt
on the Wallowa branch OF the o. r. &
N, orders having been issued in Port
land last evening to resume work on
the grade at once.
1t is estimated that the grade is now
about 75 per cent complete, some Of
this having been damaged by nigh
waters, however, since work stopped
last October. The remainder of the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-26
Gives Lives for Science.

New York, May 25.-After deliber-
ately allowing himself to be lnocu-
lated with tuberculosis, Frank Merritt
declares he is happy. His wife and
baby died of the disease some time
ago Merritt contracted so scientists
might study. DR.. Carroll inoculated
him.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-26
= +*++++++++++++*++
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
READY TO UNITE.

4 Kansas City, Mo-, May 20
4 The general assembly of the I
+ Presbyterian church adopted I
+ resolution this morning an
4 nouncing that the Presbyterians I
+ are ready to cooperate with any I
+ church in an effort to unite I
= with any church of the Protes- I
+ tant faith. This important step !
= means that some II not all Pro- !
T. testant churches will be in unity I
+ soon. I
4 The committee on co-opera- +
+ ton and union declares there is +
+ no doubt that such a plan would +
+ meet the approval Of the Meth +
+ odlst, Episcopal, Reformed Pres +
4 byterians, Methodist Protes- +
4 tants, Moravians and the re- +
+ formed churches of the United +
+ States. +
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-26

Portland, May 26.-Harriman has
ordered construction To begin on the
Wallowa extension Immediately. With
the Umatilla Central, the Hwaco line,
the Riparia- Lewiston and the rebuild
ing OF the main line Of the o. r. & N,
this makes 1877 miles of new track for
Oregon this year.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-26

Portland, Ore, May 26.-The Ore
gon land fraud trials will be reopen
ed Tuesday when Tracy Becker re-
turns from Los Angeles to prosecute
]. H. Booth, ex-register Of the Rose
burg land office, for bribery
The federal grand juy has been Sc
lected to investigate the Umatilla
frauds involving $4,000 acres of un-
allotted Indian lands which promi-
nent persons are accused of having
acquired by fraud.
U. s. Attorney McCourt yesterday
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-26
CAKE N<>W|N
SAYS LOWELL
PendIetOn Man Completes
Campaign Tour For Repub-
Iican Candidate For Senate.
THINKS NATIONAL ISSUES
WILL DEFEAT CHAMBERLAIN

Who Voted for Him,
While Running for Governor VIII
Not DO So Now-Difference Be-
tween State and National Issues
Judge Was as Far South as Ash
land--Great Interest in University
Appropriadon-Sentiment Appar-
emily in Favor of Supporting State
SchOol-Armory Bill Supported by
Thinking Men-Woman Suffrage in
Doubt.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-26
++++++++++++++++
DAUGHTER OF 'PARHASuTE."
COMMITS SUICIDE.
Haunted by Visions of Father Writh-
ing I'm Sea of RrimstOne.

Haunted by Visions of Father Writh-
ing in Sea of Birthstone.
Chicago, May 26.-Pretty Florence
Ferrian, aged 20, committed suicide
this morning because her father re-
fused to abandon the fanatical religion
Of the "Parhamites."
She was continually haunted by
dreams of her father wFithing in a
sea of birthstone. Fearing insanity,
she begged her parent to drop the re-
ligion.
Upon his refusal she drank wood
alcohol and jumped into Lake Michi-
gan.
Miss Ferian was an acquaintance
Of Chester Brown, who was electro
cuted for the murder of Billy
Brown.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-26
ROASTS JEROME
TO A FINISH.
Franklin PearCe Declares His
Continuance in Office Would
Be a Calamity
is DISGRACE TO
COUNTRY AND STATE

Attorney Says Few Men Had Better
Prospects and That Many Expected
Him TO BE Presidcnt-PrOmised to
Follow Trail of Crime Into Off
ces Of Captains of Finance, But In
stead Is On Terms of Intimacy
With che RObbers-Shakes Dice
With Sons of Ryan and Declares He
Does Not Regret II.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-26
Nelson I'm Vaudeville.

Seattle, May 26.-Battling Nelson
will appear in vaudeville here for four
days, boxing with Guy Buckles of
Omaha. Afterwards he will go south
to train for Cans.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-26
The Armory Bill.
Woman Suffrage.

That the equal suffrage amendment
to the constitution will be adopted,
provided the women of the state de-
sire it is believed by Judge Lowell.
According to him hundreds of men
are willing TO vote for the amendment
provided they are shown that the wo-
men themselves really wish the right
of suffrage.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-26
Heney.s Chaufeur Fined.

Oakland, May 25.-Heney's chauf-
feur was fined $40 for speeding to
catch the ferry with Heney and wife.
When he protested Heney shouted
"Quit complaining, the officers did
their duty"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-26
Shin Bodies East.

Bremerton. WASH, May 26.-The
bodies OF the marines killed Friday
by the stret car, will be shipped east
for burial. Fred Lulinski, to South
Chicago, and ]. J. Straub to Detroit.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-26
No Hone Of Arbitration.

Cleveland. May 26.-There is little
hope of arbitration of the car strike.
Incomplete count of the strikers vote
shows an overwhelming majority
against arbitration.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-26
c. f. S. WOOD TALKS.

Portland Anarchist Attacks Y. VI. c.
\. Because Hall Was Denied Emma
Goldman.
Portland, Ore. May 26.-Dr. C. E.
S. Wood, noted anarchist scientist,
called the members of the Y. NJ. C. A.
easy Christians" in an address here
yesterday.
He severely arraigned the organiza-
ton for its refusal to rent their hall
to Emma Goldman.
Wood in introducing Emma Gold
man declared he believed young men
Joined the organization because 1t is
so easy to be a Christian now He
said he believed that even the direc-
tors would not belong in days when
there was burning at the stake.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-26
Would ouash Indictments.

Washington, May 25.-Arguments
to quash the indictments against Ben
son, occupied the court yesterday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-26

81 believe that Cake will carry this
state. The nearer we approach elec-
ton time the more people come to
think that national issues are involv-
ed. Men who voted for Chamberlain
when he was running for office on
state issues will not do SO now. 1 be-
lieve that Cake will be elected by a
majority of 10000"
Thus spake Judge S. A. Lowell this
morning after his return from his
campaigning tour in the interests Of
H. NJ. Cake and the others who are
running upon the republican ticket.
While away Judge Lowell was as far
at Medford, Grants Pass. Roseburg,
Eugene and at The Dalles. He will
leave for Portland the latter part Of
the week to close the campaign
there at meeting which is to be ad-
dressed by Henry E. McGinn and him
self.
According to Judge Lowell one Of
the reasons why he believes that Cake
will be elected senator is the fact that
the people wish to endorse the Roose-
welt administration and they hold that
to elect a democrat as senator from
Oregon at this time would be a repu-
diation of the Roosevelt policies.
The L. of o. Appropriation.
Great interest is being taken by
Judge Lowell in the university ap-
preparation and he says that the SEN
timent throughout the state is
strongly in favor of supporting the
appropriation. However, those be-
hind the university are anxious to
have the appropriation sustained BY
the largest majority possible so that
future appropriations will not be up
held by a referendum petition.
The Armory Bill.
AS to the armory bill the judge de-
clares that among those who give the
matter thought the armory appro-
priation is regarded favorably and will
be endorsed. This element represents
those who realize that in republic
like the United States the country
must rely upon its citizen soldiery
and such being the case proper en-
must be given the ma
tional guard.
Woman Suffrage.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-26

Probably fair tonight
with light frost We'd
nesday; fair and
warmer.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-04-15
cHAMHERI.AIN's HAS THE PREFER
ENCE

Mr. Fred G. Hanarahan, prominent
druggist Of Portsmouth. Va, says: For
the past ''iS years 1 have sold and rec
ommende.. Chamberiain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is a great
remedy t.nd one of the best patent med
icines on the market. I handle sone
others for the same purposes that pay
me . larger profit, but this remedy ia
80 sure &c effect cure. and my cusso-
mer SO certain 10 appreciate my recon-
mending II 10 hina. that give Ii the
preference. far sale by all druggists.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-04-15
TALK WITH cARRUrH" foa any of
DEATH WAS ON HIS HEALS.

JsEse y. Morris, of skuppers. Va. had
close kesan in the spring of 1906 He
says: in attack Of pneumonia let me
so weak and with such fearful cough
that my friends declared consumption
had me, and death was on my HEELS
Then / was persuaded TO try DIR. Kings
New Discovery. It helped me immediate
-, and after taking two and half bot
tles wns q well man again. found on.
that New Discovery Is tho best rem
edy fer coughs and lung disease In all
lha world" Sold under guarantee at
Roone.s drug store. &c ana sa.ss. Trsal
hottie Cree
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-04-15
HAPPENING ALL AROUND the STATE

Coy. Toole has been called back to
Helena on account of the Illness of his
wife.
The hghtest vote ever cast at an el-
cc,ion in Montana was cast in Forsyth
recently when Henry Reeman the on y
candidate foc school trustee received but
three votes and they were cast by thc
Judges of election.
Butte will have a s.-aasa race meet
this summer and will care for ea1
horses during the meet.
Farmers aronud Dillon have agreed to
raise half san acre of beets this sea-
sen TO Sec II they can ee successfully
grown. lfkso. o sugar faetcry can be
secured
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-04-15
The HAUSERLAKE DAM IS A WRECK

Helena, April 14.-Hanserake dam a.
cross the Missouri river here. mt out
this afternoon.
The dam gave way with an ilnme 1se
crash and volumes of water to III.
depth OF 80 TO 10 feet are rushing ever
the immense steel structure. The 8 cat
dam which cost $4,000 is doomed to
destruction and is gradually giving away.
1t is impossible to secur: any details
at this moment, but General Manager
Gerry has gone to the scene of the
catastrophe in an automobile.
So far as is known at this time
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-04-15

there nave been no lives lost, but that
there Will be not olny immense dc
'structlon OF property but of human
lives as well seems probable as there
Is no way of warning the many resi-
dents living along the river below the
dam.
9he structure was tho property Of
the Helena Power Transmission COM
panJ and was the second dam con-
structed. It's cost was 50 500 and
the poWe1N was utilized largely in oper-
atne the Butte mines and the Anaconda
sneltcr.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-04-15

Teton county Democrats havs crganiz-
ed Bryan club. .s
The first brick on the Boston and
Montana smoke stack at Great Falls to
b. the tallest In the world was laid last
week.
Billings will entertain the Grand Ar
my Of the Republic and the Womens Re
lief Corps during the enca mpment next
year.
IMPORTANT DECISION.
1t is important that yau should anade
10 take only Feiey's Honey and Tar
when You have a cough Or cold as 1T
Will cure the most obstinate racsetns
cough-ana expeIl the cold from your syB-
tenn. FoIey's Honey and Tar cont .ins
no harmful drugs. Insist upon hapIag 1t.
Beckstea.a Drug Company.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-04-15
At 66e Havre Churches.

- s.
Easter services next Sunday morning
at IL o'clock at the Presbyterian church
u;u consist ~ an E.star sermon !,
i, :,
1s'e'iioets aiu etseas.i 1ttoo1e
In the evening tie following program
viii be rendered:
!. song--"Halleluiah Christ is Risen.
school.
.. Prayer-"rhe Lords Prayer School
:. Scripture reading. School
4. sona-"There is Life Abroad" schoo,
s. Observation-Disclosures Greeting, Pau
Campbell.
6. Observation-Disclosures Lilies, yiviar
Greene.
T. song-"sOur Little Hearts ara Hap
py,'' Primary Department.
S. Recitation ~ .Easter-tide." Rosse,,s
McGrew.
.. Recitation-..The Flowers Messa re.
Eugene O'Niel.
IL. song Songs Of t;laelness,' Mrs, ow.
cn's Glass. !
H. Recita tion--'Easter Message viol;
,,entzin
observation-disclosures, tho Hills" F'lorenc,
Webber.
%. song-"Jesus loves, Primary soit
@&
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-04-15
OEM0CRAT
CONVENTIONS

The first thing done was the endorsement
Of William J. Bryan for the presidential
nomination. The convention will be
held in Bozeman on the 10th of June to
select delegates to the national conven-
ton at Denver and on September StIf,
at Anaconda, the state convention will
be held to nominate state ticket
. One delegate for every fifty votes OF
major fraction thereof cast for congress-
man T. J. Walsh at the last election,
with six delegates at large will be the
basis OF apportionment for both con-
ventions. This makes the total numb
er OF delegates e25.
4 resolution on Mrs. J. X. Tooles i'll
ness and J. B. Welsonas death was
passed
Chairman David G. Brown announced his
wish to retire and the COMMITTEES decid-
"a upon the election Of new committee
at Bozeman instead Of at the regu It.
nominating convention as Is usually the
case..-
The following are the resolutions as
passed:
The Bryan resolution reads Resolved,
That this convention hereby expresses
itsf admiration for adm Its confidence in,
William J. Bryan. and It's belief that
under his leadership tho democracy o.
the nation and Montana viii be SUCCESS
full
Welcome follows:
Resolved. That III the death CT
John b. Welcome the donocratic party
OF the state and nation has lost d,
strong PARTISAN, courageous fighter aH
q wise councillor, and the people oe The
state have lost q good citizen and no
bic man.
The resolution OF sympathy on the i'll
mess OF HRS Joseph K. Tools reads:
We, the members OF the democratic
state central committee, having learned
With concern the illness Of Mrs. jos.
T.. Toole, wish to express our deep ayrnp
thy and earnest hope for her speedy re-
covery.
Whereas, the Hon. Joseph *. Toole
has for years j been associated with us
In the affairs OF our party, has served
his state impartially MS governor and has
been a leading factor in the upbuilding
ana advancement Of the best interests
or Montana therefore we proffer him our
fraternal sympathy with the sincerast
hope that Mrs. Toole will speedily regain
her health and vigor, And
Whereas, as wife, as mother, az
inc Christian woman of charity. ius
eee ana industry which she has proved
TO De, MRS. J.. X. Tocle has endeared
nerseT to all acquaintances, and added
to the high moral esteem in which ha.
husband is held; therefore be 1t
Resolved, that we give this ex-
preston of our intreest in her re-
gained and continued good health. and
OF our endearing hope of a long an3
prosperous life for her and her dis
tinsuishel husband"
Ihe representation bv counties a.
inc Two conventions viii be as follows.
Beaserhend.... . . "a
.. ,e
tAi ooh.- -. ;. :. re
= s~"'e's's-. =. ;. :. as
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-04-15
AMONG The
R. R. BOYS


Aisot ehe'i1 p"ose1 etA1 :
no,
The best for the least money at the
o1S''a' seole. y e''
for Edmonton, Canada. where he goes
to he manager of land company.
] RraaI7uatar pan,,, :. p.aa,,,,,a4,
All members Of the 500 club ar. r.
quested to be present Saturday $40 ).
=. >eA'stA 'o's7 'oo'i on west fif'h if'h
|
| plarfnp f.aras. +.,,,, o,r1,s. ,,a
80 80 80 'he'' at 6oones
|, ,,,a., 49, . ,a., .s.a
week and =. =. Green is holding down
the first trick.
r, 49, . J. .
n,aca
| Dispatcher o. T.. Smith has moved
from his residence Oh Second avenu
south TO second street cast.
| For Edison Photographs and Records
come or write to strouse, Jewelef.
Gilmore are holding down the Sunset
limited In place Of Con. Max Schrnla
"A good meal at the Jim restaurant for
swa bits.
Business is picking Up fine on the
Eiko the past Weels-lots Of emptie5 go
- VS. 49, a1s
YArtc-nseat - ~ tha Rita. ,ohhx,
a; 7:sa tonight JAcK
Sohe's'ceof :. :. - h'1eh % hammond
Ahosa'la' speht SUNDAY ~ ffaSfs Witn the tss
tnns s n gss@4
i
\" Aeaa - @'ouo'e f'ns up .o4 'a''.1 tlSsVe
= competent man ca'' ana os your re-
z
'.'t" - i>oefAei iias oe@h appo11sea
c1iAe1 o'spac1eer IN p'fce OF }. W. Hvna-
A~
''sA<eA "ooo Aee eieh''a' cut A'oWefs' Tres
cands: heu ean get them at Boone,s.
sohductofs j. l.. I'uf1y ana +. III.
A1o'eAS anu crews were transferred ifoi1
e11e 1eNe' " t1e hlsh hhe TINS week.
seee aaei'i lor IRE ana plate glass m
1iioot'' -
- Ns>'>e :" '1'A'
y o"ihs over IN h1ns 1eds domain and
VIE resuttl soon 10 Jet the punch KNOW
sre result OF their trip
uisi aof it ana come prepared TO farnish
'ut'ssf ahyWheFe IN tae Unitea states,
JOS. GossBNHovEM.
+. G. Barrett. left for a trip over the
Al. G. to Butte and the B. A p. Tues
day.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-04-15
LOCAL NOTES
OF INTEREST
+ i II

L. G. Benton was down from Fort
Benton Friday
Seed Wheat and Oats tor sale.
BEaadwater. Pepin & Broadvater.
George Conway, Lodge Pole, Montana.
Via Dodson
in Havre Monday
FOR RENTAL L. O. Hudsoas resi-
lence two furnished rooms.
Mrs. L. NJ. Taylor has invitations out
to q card party for the 22nd.
Eev. Martin ~Muntz of Helena was in
the city Modnay on business.
See Broadwater, Pepin & Broadwater's
Attorney Cnas. A. Rose transacted
business in Fort Benton Tuesday.
Miss Buckingham, one OF tn High
school teachers Is on the sick list.
Assistant ]: Traffic Manager Woods, o1
Great Falls, was In the city Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. s. Peck, or Saco
4
AIRS Ia watxar ,.ft ~. yrs,r,,r
!. 'o -. A'1'
r,o vo,, want dr,,ea ~ h;yeas.J - W.,
go o"a' Sc s"e'a
1e 80 1eats ~sssn1 nurses
= N'ei'1sosse NJ if~, - ~. - -.
e'1''4' AA' .t.s a1au
:, a arauara co was r. ~. ~, uyoa,.a
Jay, calling on the trade.
a car load of mules arrived ut Fort
on,. Eoa,, W., ~, ,, x.,-
hairs ami tbrea f,rst ,1aes ox.o,,op.,,,r
vorkmen
1he Great Fails Pfe5bytery will meet
.--..-
'ia'A anu 1oe' bae 1hachlhlsts..
rh. loco, u.sonta ,o,uo an.,o
s.
y II. BROWN OF the Great Falls Mtat
o'hpahS was IN the city Tuesday the
oee' - '''S ofoe''er' FRANK b brown
pr>nr,crpv
l Va ise'aAn eaa'iiel AiiinssN sNfEo4d 1lllhss
y the impression and Inlay system.
DIX. ]. A. WRIGHT, Dentist.
1,.
+.o, ,r,,.,.r,.,
,.;a,
Harry Gruber received his sent ace
st Saturday at Boulder Of three We. RS
tho nen,te,tiar,. for cor,, ,o,t,, ~ ~,
~ ~''"'
r.h,. r. : .,a,
- t'<AN q '''
q III the case OF 'he u. d VS.. John
O'Bryan on his d sert land entry
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-04-15

Glory Ti.,.-,"c1nrv Ha :, 1hea,, ), stra;n-
ar
Sermon Hvn,n-."coa ~ coa I.x,,t ~
Light, suuivan
Chorus and Antbem-..Ho,v ,1or,, j. r,,c,.
,sfertor,-..Jesus I. p;sa, ;, r,ova
Observation-Disclosures rr;u,,,,, J, H.,
f,,ung
'S.eee ''>' '1ee ~ '''e 1''ot''i''s. he
~. <' ''0e' 80 = - :. - A'''o"s
- 'AeA 10y soiiAsesee
- : - go 4'S '''o' i'osi Masn'iS'
''''
1850 LIS Atoia III feace bucs
~ - oor lrlu1hphaht HoiV Day,
9i'.
1A'1s''''A''~~ e~aseef hchoes' BUCK.
oAAet oAAe 80 - 'esus - hins' La cross
@.e s'sso''"' t'S''''l-'@ f>ra'se ~ oar Vic'
ti'ou7 h'hs' SulliVan.
,se' - - 80 sii' y
&c. S'''' i'o@''h MISS aiafssaf.'e
: n "'ao 49, warren s71l'ith.
~ qaas1ette numbers Wali ba renderJ'
lid n 1ssSsts s'ii'''1a ano Ai'en and hlsse
"fisi4e ana t8eWan. Ihe fresrn2ng serv-
'sesSs't oe at aeieven O'CLOCK and The
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Choir.
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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-04-15

Frank and Joe While You wait.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-13
SPECIAL NOTICES
INDICATED STEAM BATHS

A. L. Mooreheld's patent portable steam
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Joy sulphur. steam, mineral medicated
bath at home. They are Of inestimable value
for rheumatism, kidney trouble, dropsy, para
lysis and all kindred diseases, apd have no
Ill effects, but strengthen and e&hilarate in
every case. Lady attendant for ladies.
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