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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-10-28
STREET CAR MEN BOLT.
Over 1000 Republican Railway Men Of
Chicago, Become Supporters Of Bryan.

Street cal men Of Chicago have
come out for Bryan. At a meet
ing Of the North and West Side
Railway Mems Conservative club
in which over 1000 men we're.
represented, President Roosevelt
was scored for having aligning
himself with Hearst, and resolu-
tions were passed pledging them
selves to support the Democratic
presidential candidate.
Part Of the resolution reads:
"Whereas, We are conservative
ly Republicans, who took pride il
carrying torches and in aiding III
the election of our beloved presi-
dent, Hon. William Mckinley,
whose memory we esteem and re-
we're, and which torches we now
preserve as symbols of Republi-
can work done and accomplished
"Whereas, We are organized
laboring men, working f1r a cor
poration and Interested in the
promoti N and welfare of labor
and in the welfare of the whole
people;
"Whereas, Since the admins
tration of our beloved president
Republicanism has been by Of
f%icials in Office too frequently ig-
nored and abandoned to the det1i-
ment of the whole people, contrary
to the welfare of the same people;
"Whereas, the president of the
United States has abandoned the
principles and politics of Repub-
licanism to follow the lead of one
William Randolph Hearst, and
has taken up the cry which leads
to destruction and anarchy;
Resolved, That we do give our
support to Adlai E. Stevenson for
governor of the state of Illinois
and William Jennings Bryan for
president of the United States"
The club was organized in 1896.
G. B. Dwick is president and A.
G. Meyer is secretary.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-10-28
Would Mortgage the Farm.

A farmer on Rural Route 2,
Empire, Ca, W. A. Floyd by
name, says: "Bucklen's Arnica
Salve cured the two worst sores I
ever saw: one on my landau one
on my leg. It is worth more than
It's weight in gold. I would not
be without it if l had to mortgage
the farm to get it," Only 25c. at
all drug stores.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-10-28
I HARRISON CO.,
Capital and Surplus 100000.
REAL ESTATE,
LOANS,
INSURANCE.
Salisbury, n. C.

We offer cheap for quick
sale a 49, acre farm five miles
West from Salisbury on the
Statesville road, known as
the Chris Wagner home place.
Has dwelling, barn and good
we'll. Half Of the place is
in timber. Terms can be
made to suit the purchaser.
Apply at our office for
price.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-10-28

Edwin G. Gregory, attorney.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-10-28
Hydaulic Rams are Cheapest
and Most Satisfactory.


Probably the cheapest and best
method of obtaining a constant
and abundant supply of good
water for the household, stock,
yard, garden and fire purposes,
and at the same time that which
needs the least attention is the
hydraulic ram. You can have
your water delivered right to your
house from any nearby spring or
branch without no further atten-
ton after the installation OF a
ram. The best r m on the mar
ket is sold and installed by T. A.
P. RosEMAN, Route 8, Salisbury
N. G. Write for particulars.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-10-28
Monday, the End day Of November, 1908,

at about IL O'Clock noon at the court
house door Of said county, sell to the
highest bidder for cash to satisfy said
execution, all the right, title and in
terest which the said Eureka Consoli-
dated Copper Co., the defendant, has in
the following described real estate, to-
wit:First tract See deed to WalterGeo.
Newman dated May the 9Th, 1899, from
K. J. Holmes and registered in book
So, page 446 and also see deed to Eu-
reka Consolidated Copper Co. in book
Ill, page 218. Second tract: all of a
certain tract of land containing 80 acres
more OF less and known as the Stock
ton Gold Mining tract, see deed to
Walter Geo. Newman, dated May 5th,
1899, and recorded in book No. IS, page
4l5. See also deed to Eureka Console
dated Copper Co, in book Ill, page 2l8:
Third tract: a certain tract of land
known as the E. Mauney home place
in the town of Gold Hill which was
conveyed to Walter Geo. Newman
on the 26th day of June, 1905,
and described in deed registered in
book Ill, page 81. See also deed regis
tered in book No. Ill, page 222 in
which the said property is conveyed to
Eureka Consolidated Copper Co. by
the said Walter Geo. Newman.
J. H. KRlDER, Sheriff Rowan Co.
This 18th day of September, 1908. At
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
REARREsT OF ANDERSON.
Insanity Charge Is AGAIN Lodged
Against Orofino Man.

A warrant was yesterday secured
by p. H. Blake, cashier of the FL
deity State bank of Orofino, for the
arrest of Ernest Anderson on the
charge of insanity. The warrant
was secured from Justice of the
Peace Erb, and the prisoner Is to
be delivered before District Judge e.
c. Steel. for an examination on the
insanity charge.
Anderson was arrested about
three weeks ago On similar charge
and after an extended examination
before Probate Judge Hanlon was
discharged. He has been before the
court upon four previous occasions
to answer to the charge OF insanity,
and was at one time confined in the
state asylum at Blackfoct for 9
short period.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01

Railroads Need Army Of Men.
CHICAGO. April H. The Rec ri-
Herald says: In tho next 50 days
the railroads of the United States
will have to find between 100000
and 100000 men to mend their
tracks and roadbeds. an,i another
army to 60 into their shops and re-
pair their cars and their 'ocomo
tives.
The railroads centering In Chi
cago alone will, between now and
June 1, require more than 100000
laborers.
Work will start In light on the
roads that are best favored by ell
matte conditions. and will be In
creased rapidly until June 1. when
renewal and repair work will he in
full swing on every railroad In the
country. The average number Of
men wanted by each of the large
Chicago systems is 5000. and the
wages offered are to be about the
same as last year. when labor was
scarcer and more men were needed.
For day laborers the wages range
between $1.25 and $1.60 day. tho
average being $40. The highest
figure is paid for what are called
steel gangs. which are employed In
laying steel rails.
The railroads expect to be able to
| porcure the labor necessary. as many
! men are out of employment 1t Is
expected there will not be many
Italians available this year, because
! when the business depression came
| the Italians returned to their native
| land in squads.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
The Orchestra will be at the Rink
tonight.


Much better business than We
expected, and the patrons entirely
satisfied with the service" is the
report of the opening of the Dairy
lunch room and bakery. by J. G..
Lasker.
The rooms are neatly furnished,
and every accommodation for the
public installed. Mr.. Lasker re-
ports a heavy demand for the breai
and pastry products. and has made
every preparation to accommodate
the trade in this line.
The receipts of the opening days
show a steady increase in patron
age, indicating the appreciation oil
the Lewiston public in an establish
ment of this character.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
Reach City on a Raft.

J. A. Wilkinson, accompanied by
his sons, Scott and Claud. reached
the city yesterday afternoon from
Big ISLAND on raft constructed
for the purpose of making the trip.
Mr.. Wilkinson has been at Big
Island for the past several weeks,
and reports excellent fishing since
the freshet. The Big Island is To-
Gated ON the North Fork about 80
miles above Ahsahka, and the trim
to Lewiston was made without mis-
hap.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
JUDGE dunno
MAKES AFFIDAVIT
SAYS HE WAS NOT PARTY TO
NOR CoGNlzANT OF AGREE
MENT BETWEEN PARTIES In
MIDNIGHT MEETING WITH
RUFF.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-SAr
perior Judge Frank H. Dunno in an
affidavit filed today with Judge Law
Ter, for the first time gave his ver-
sion of the midnight meeting"
with Assistant District Attorney
Heney, w. J. Burns, detective for
the prosecution and Rabbis Nieto
and Kaplin, when Dunno, according
to the afidavits of the rabbis prom
ised that If Ruef would plead guilty
to the charge of extortion he would
later permit Ruef to withdraw that
plea upon the request of the dis
trict attorney.
In his affidavit Judge Dunno spe-
cifically contradicts the agreements
of the reverend gentlemen that he
promised that Ruaf would be allow
ed to withdraw his plea of guilty
and declares Ruef's name was not
even mentioned.
Judge Dunno was summoned to
his chambers just before midnight
on April 20, 1907. He declined to
go but told Burns if Heney had
anything to communicate to do SO
in open court on the following day.
Burns said that Rabi Nieto was go
ing to Europe and as an accommoda-
ton to him Judge Dunno went to his
chambers where Heney asked him to
explain for the information Of the
rabbits .Nieto and Kaplin the pro-
cedure of his court as to recon
mendations of the district attorney
and to also state If he had confidence
in Langdon and in Heney.
Dunno says he replied:
II have confidence in you, Mr.
Heney and in district attorneys and
while have confidence in the dis
| trict attorney whenever recommen
dation or suggestion Is made by hin
| in a case pending in my department
1t is my practice to entertain and bs
| guided by it, provided of course, II
is in the interest and ful therence o
/, Justice"
Thereupon Kaplin said: "But
your honor, suppose a man PLEADED
guilty and afterwards asked t
change his plea?"
81 replied, you have heard VIVA
l have said, gentlemen, in regar'
to my practice. OF course, in al
| cases of such recommendations, ant
which I insist shall always be mad
in open court, whenever the distric
attorney fails to convince me tina
he is we'll advised or that good an
sufficient grounds exist for his mo
ton, 1t must be remembered tina
final determination shall always res
with me-
Judge Dunno also averes he ha
no knowledge of the much discusse
immunity contract" when Rue
pleaded guilty, and did not eve
know that the prosecution had an
negotiations with Ruef. Referrin
to the incident Of January when A
torney Langdon called upon jude
Dunno In reference to the will
drawal of Ruef's plea of guilty, tt
Judge AYERS:
"Mr. Langdon called upon me
( my chambers and said In effect:
'Ruef is outside and wants
make a motion to withdraw b
lplea of guilty in the extortion case
promptly told Mr.. Langdon Wi
some emphasis that would NOT co
slider such a motion at that or al
other time"
Judge Lawler announced that
would also make affidavit and co
= Itinued Ruef's case until Saturday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
Finnish Senate viii Resign.

HELINSINGERFORE. April L.
In consequence Of the vote OF lack
OF confidence in it the Finnish SEN
ate has recided to resign.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01

~.NTED-Men Tor rarm and rail-
road work. Inland Employment
,aoncv a16 d street, Th.essen
b,ock Phone, Black l2ol.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01

Try the merchants 23-cent lunch
at the Raymond from II till ,
o'clock.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01

W1NTED-SuDscrlbe 70 Ano
rvening Teller who are entitled 10
rremiums, either plate racks or
horny sets. can get them by call
ing at the Office of The Evening
Teller.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01

HELP WANTED.

.NTrD-Two boys that want 10
make some money in East Lewis
Ton TO call at The Evening Teller
office between and 4 p. nj.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01

Concert at the Rink tonight. Ad-
mission 10 cents. as.a
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
VIAVI.

Wanted at once, young ladies for
telephone business. For particulars
apply in person at managers Office,
Lewiston, Idaho. Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph company.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
SECRET SOCIETIES.

LODGE OF ELKS NO
896-Meets every first and third
Thursday of each month at the
Elks' Temple. Charles w. Mount,
exalted ruler: C. v. Smith. Sec.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01

Money.
NEW YORK, April Money on
call, per cent.
Liverpool Wheat Market.
LIVERPOOL. April Wheat:
opening, Is 10Np; close. IS lip.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
ATTORNEYS.

TsMEs {. BABB, ATTORNEY Al
IAW-Practices in state and led
eral courts of Idaho and Washing
~, Ofice in Lewiston National
Rank Bilding.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01

z r REDWINE-General law prac-
t,ce in state and federal courts.
Rooms 6, Z and Bee Hive piocA'
lewiston. Phone, Main los.
Sharp County record., 1908-06-26

-Ghur Sullivan 3aLs DOWN.
from etarcv gl0Gd&V zld- Is hEsT 2
Ia the office at taa o.ArE 1ra1at-
ing AIss sebrfedIsAE with the GcuI- b
5vE Twill require several 1agst
to 1c the w3rIE
svze tried t5s zeH lD 3 1aDss
when =TasvThin9 Is dull and z
rde8 not mGaa- +5iHq did
g5g2 -,v5uhad the job q week :
or 5w0 Won would have uET
syuD&LAU tJr alA editor
Our vIuu0 tasad .I.0- Wa#an
ESQ., 49, i4klag uaan 10 c1vusr
.lssa NOT days and is lsve0mng
.atn quite a -Ddale&I Ee1Ius- ia.
viii Gauntraas hasaarter hs cnawu'
- tAs DoaE Wild C4E Cornsr-
Mack -aGlsIeaV Was nsTa traIl
-1ranpg the after 1arG ct .aaE
week taking Gls examination for.
aeacnaes IlGaEza- ia s the
Dsu1GcaEG Nominees tor surveyor
ana.dus OF the best Young lau
.l tla GoGutv.
-11a- H. tyvtar, one of the best.
sit.zanz lt lLic1Wodds r0wusnIu-
was In che 1v Wednesday lad
made the Record 1aias q 1Isas.
ant vs.l. ts SAWS suu Dgas-
DsGEs are not Tzs7 catering IN
ais -aagubdraaod-
sheriff W. O. smith att We'd
1esdav for Cae A1rChsrr lisEr1aE
u7ars aa viii snsaa the uexE lsw
days summnuIuQ Tur1rs and ger.
l.dg everything IN raadlHasa for
the tarra at circuit 11GrG wHiGu
sanVanas 40 ztarrV me tirsE AEau-
1ay IA July
Irs. 1.a5 g. Teruigau of lo0lav0
.5 lssa Wishing the famiIV1t lss
son. Dr. A. W. JeruJgau. MrsA
Jarnigan's health has adt 5ssG
good .ataIv- 1ud 10 Ia prooanls
sna will gnsad 4aua ;lma mere
with the hone 1t Improving
f1mas r. G.dalesEau sends 5ne
..sGoc1 - remLEauGs .s1m -ar-
uarau,Ie Texas. wuars no mas
q lr1suersus rsab estate business
'l l,s hovno0d DAYS Nc tId-
i.asLau .vsd a evening Shade.
lua. always g.aa % get che
Gseorr and .aar1 l, bis Old
'ranls back lara
The EVENING Shade .ld9s 7t
Odd Fellows W.. 4aanrEra the
ErEvsa 1t deceased uanHers OF
.ia lr.ar On me first sunday In
4.v There are .drss or .1uF
sematariaa ln saig lmuadiare see.
..on nc which Odd Fellows are
lurlaa aud all. 5laas 8gmateries
Wu. be visited dv .aa .ldge. A..
uamngrl 0t .da lodge are agresE.
% id aka uarf IN no sxsraiaes
and viRi0rs are tayiAd Co ls "a
sGsndanaa.
-t1nann tr-u5tas ara vprvcom-
non n he 7umuar -lmA ana YOU
mould soJ only DO very Harstul
about what vou sat uaE now, 1ut
n1rs than gh.a you should be-
-arstui not 20 sl.ow your st5nann.
.1 become 1isoruarsd. ana wnau
ne stomach rCes wrong AXE
EliaL Ttlia sda 5sst known
rrsuaraunn mat "a offered td th8
public 6day Tor dyspepsia 1r .a.
digestion dr any lmmaGn trouble.
kadat s.zsaH al. la0dd s Ia
slaaqant ti aka. sold harb 1v
w ~ Snow
Sharp County record., 1908-06-26

4sbt. aGGntU
Armsrrunr- the Dgo1ura man..
sama l5wn traI Asa FLAX -aa T
rraE 0f .ls week saa- vlII. re-
main sa. evening shade 2aout
f'.ssn eavs
Hra- IT, E. 5iaSsas las been :
Qr the ssa1 l.4E tor sevsral days
-4t aAa NOS been san1nusav Ill.,.
Ii. Ia feared sns ls sIraaraas14 yatEnl
sYpa0ri tsvst
Lrz- l. Z. 1anIltnu. wudssa
a1r1s ia a 1@is 0r 5w0 aasE ot
.1un. las 0eaa Quite s.Gs1 .aF
ssvzeas DAYS 0uE Ia rsHarraG ba5-
.sr az 5nls llHa
-fsGrv Evans Gas 1aea IllJ5a
zaalc- ST. lis horne p tsw miles s.':yrrZ
own atslur out tg Getting DEXTER
as 1aa 5sea M,taaag .s1m
sGamaan trouble.
Tom ttarru Ia-a tur1aa sarlsr
and i4 harGLv ever seen 1AvyH ll
aawo auv E5ra tawavar We
ara uuahta 10 4EaGa the -iman-
sl0us at Iis asou-
WI r. Stokes -11s 1t the tnwr's
14ss e.a.zans 1aasesi the 9th
ul.sn1sG lf lie .asE Monday.
fila MANY sraada wish him many
more nanny 1eaes.-
Tomorrow a Gls Iata .3r ,ha
usaEug of ahs sharp County
-ja< zsaalaat,on Association aE
. p0uphkses@s. There snauld 5e
a good attsadanas-
Isv Csg0r9e S1oers- the Meth
5dias uasfnr- left 5ha first oars of
tho week iac Mountain View
whers che GtsraE conferences .s
"a session th.4 week
Thomas i.vlnpatDn. one OF he
rIdaaf ard aasE e,fizaua OF Fulton
county, was "a .aW0 ono day this
week.. as waa golnv 20 rae low.
sr part o. aaa county
Misses Geneva aud jean GaV.
.isau returned Friday 'rem @a.
randen s0ruga, whore they
s1eut a. r1uuIe OF weeks at.aud-
.1g n ,aanHar7 1ornaI
County Traamrsr r.. -., -,aN-
er71u Ia quay .us5 now preparing
a,a annual settlement with taa
.auutg which nuat 1s iiad ly
the Iaar dav1t .hp month.
john la- blatGaif q 40 Mountain
.Iaw n lEsandauosup0u Jhs dis
.rot sadtsrarcs. 1annr,z rom
MduutAJa View saw rbaE sas 7au-
p 'arsnHa tl .ar7sty attended,.
Rev w VI Cupr s6s sar-
.at nmiaiar 'rsn .3Ard county
who 1aa a -aglmr 5rr0tufuaut
p. .1 4Vaning shade srsarbad two
s10r arrnoua 1ers .aaG sunday
Two RautIamen .'7n Newark
rsut lUaaaav WEss % town.
They we're In aaar.H .1r 70 horse
stolen SUNDAY 1rut ftI5 ld0lu1t
hg GHsHrg nan 81 7aarge. lss.
o. ". Lewis VF0 lrIa 'ara-
ara TOE me slmnnna t1rfWara
Co. di 4t Gaua WA here We'd.
daaaav isE6nent tss nogt
popular 'rsvshue nsn who eanaH
here
lirs. Sud 4sralt ohio ..Faa
below town "a counts 0f u.as. s
able fh Na no now 1tilr gH illness
.saung t6aa last bshr1Arv She
haa suffered 5svarafv 'r7u rtau-
nathan.
There vsra frirtlnr applicants
before Gd8afy fvqmibar .fa w.
simplon. wNd held t6a rsguiar
/ ssaansrs avamlnaHau no I1a
place Tburadav atd Friday Of
! last W~sk
Sharp County record., 1908-06-26
LOCAL. NEWS

lv'rwansra 1svs 1sas corning b
30 town sajos and 'saE the 5aag.
tv0 wa4ks
Ell Johns Of 1ard county, r
5rosght ,0ad OF aapTss ,o .1wO r
Wednesday,
L.st!s Nliss Willie edwards of
5atss~iIls istisitIn1 asr avsaing :
5hads relatives
Tbs person who ikss warm
weather. 0sgh5 TO bs ticxlsd 10
death tAis ReaE.
" r Milsa ths livery uaa Of
Harsg was IA agsaiue Shads
one day this week
1+0 rain oas fallen bara Tor 45v.
sr4t days- suf already ihs Ds0.
Die ara tslziae ab1ut q a-drHagb
5asthy Taylar u5a9ntad a sssaa
Thursday morning and-lae5 town
In sszsen OF A souost 'sr she
summsr
Our GOOD tNend Jr -fsurv W
crown mas 5hs thanks N Chs
Saoort for a rsmiraaas IN sub-
seripsian.
Mrs Mary Wastunrsfand. cama
I'D from 3aEssvilIs Monday .0
Wait her 0apsnta Judee and Nr4-
y. W 5mitA
laat Monday was ths .1r1ess
lay Ia tas wear ascarttug the
aImanae and 20 ono avsr r0uhts
the ainisnAo
~ b 3nnw lua % ihs %ao-
5rd's asanuauast l.isu1a at Max
viile 1ad soms business nora
ono dav atslv
Harry <istnar went .o Bates-
villa a 'sw 1avl AGO. a.s av.,
Dlay ball with .bs sasasvtlis
team thia week
judge W Smith una at SID.
hey day 1r tw1 'hj4 week look.
ing altar SONS BUSINESS a0i
nesting friends.
The blackberry 7aas1n 1Gu .u
iall blast and che or6o ia heavy.
Many gallons havs bern 1r6ught
t0 town and lnld.
DsWitts Littla tarly R.aarq
the famous ittis liver pills. ags
sold by " O. SNOW
M,ssea Julia and Rash Harru
raturasd Monday from 4alsm
whsrs they paid .daw sister
Mra. "a, A. N5rthaut5 VISIT
Homer edwards and Whit
Waasou vent 10 8atasviIs Tuaa-
day 10 take In soma ball gamaa
and got a few days recreation.
Aiias Lu,u Natoalf returned
home Friday after 'nanding a
isw says very oIeasanrly win
relatives ma friends at Hardy
q. II. Matheny vas Visitor
10 town irom MaxviIa tuesday
He says ths farmers IN hia ger.
ton are beginning 10 need -aia.
J. r Ri,ahie 6us Of .he oldest
citizens ot Ash Flat. vas hooking
after soma matters ~ business ~
shia metropolis 5ns day .h.a
week.
Mas Ollie Davidaan returned
mons Friday from Ravsndan
Springs. She had a position In
the lats tsrm Of school at that
plsos.
Anderson Paden, lhs King
Mills merchant, deopa ioiias is
the Records dspIeted sxohequer.
for which desd hs has our
tharks
Raw. A. T.. Horton aad Hen.
deraon Heath we're In the city
Monday on route 10 Mountain
View 10 sttend Ghs district con.
Sharp County record., 1908-06-26
smacaAFlc cEJNTv TcxET

saBrsaanEasiua-- As 1tTsat-
.8HaEu Jud0s--'~ H. Keller
.srjg--4 -rhEr Sullivan
zrift--w l Smith
qassnrr- tn
Trsaatrar-- D. Iaansean
Trvav0s Naolg Nagnal&av
Sharp County record., 1908-06-26

~ -la-SA4lA4s 5a'1 aus -fs- ~ b." w ~ 'N-
.1r r1s 1avmaat Of Eus lnd
goszE asseaaea arsl1s1 aiuG in 5aat
N1rrnAsr DISTRICT, vas released
doudau. His 1oms jzGszr viii
Iinra-
-hzsa is TO sErrr-ar ~acGEou
r the srrIuaHAad ElEHsss Colt
Leas- 1-ascsnr z- L4El0r
SAWS Y01Hg zsa eEIerJnr 11U
an -Dlasza in gcdE auai0uE in
.aa iaLL. GUNNER trcL -at5f
county shauld 90 90 -laG good
seEaoL
Oliver MaVraE- q TCaug -aF'..
-.tsrr VINO jlrsd. ID -Ezrr- -ouurg
savzral uIlaz ir-- --zllug
Shade 1Iad lsr zredav --.
s1BanalaIna ana Was lErIsG 1la.
dav fala@IuR- Es was lasc-
zegxInv- zOnnEa2Ia m4n- and ais .
death 81 asgralrsa by 2rge
e 11mneE or lELaGla-
1aW5rs Kidney and Ladder
Pills are 1rollnT zud .uacclE1
ana will .1 e. v=rr sa1E1 uus
ssrangtaaa- -tga weakened kidneys 8
ana aaaV -rouoiss arr=nr lr1n
flIIau1arau OF toe bladder --sV
ars raecorusnaad =v-rTwraFa-
sold by w O.. Snow
The Evening srada llanIsr or.
Fovsl Aran M4aans 1ald . Lsar- 4.
ing sarlrdav llg1E. ID 8 De-
Fsvsa the glanzsr Wi. nave +
er1zdaraata deerss w0rE To cons b
ssr IN the near e-rura- sL4Ass=f
from dIffarznr DARTS 1tt1s county
having aLcuHed 1aaE tlranudus
OF takiuQ -He degrees.
~. ~. AE1AI1- 1rsEuanL or ---a .
5har1 Louurv Farmers -1Ion-
was mere I4aI Thursday ana Ec-- .
1a7 1aklu1 .Ha examination tori
.s4enarl license. Mr.. Ar-oLd
has not aazEt q -za uuotIl
schools iar sevPrll years ont.
was faruArIy -ua ll .ls ul5E
-uuuuuar taaenasa N the aouu-y.
~. ". Shaver mas purchased
: small canning 1lcat and will.
can a 5agG OF aha products 81 ua
fatd ana ar-ar -1.5 season.
small caunarres for Gss &C TIE
home are becoming quIra 1ouu-
ar In this rarr OF the smca. aud
we urea.ar .E vril uoC us .JH2u--
Gil there ars vsrY Iary more 1r
them Ia Use auaong tda people.
Eauuea7g L.lzzt.7a .llzn
svruu s s1a 5ua that children
ike 40 we'll 90 take as 10 5asGss
nanrly "a g10a as ua5le sugar.
LG ia different from iae others as
ls does not coasEoaEa. bus % ina
other lauu .5 lc5s zeltIY yet.
trsety "A me 50wsls aHI lasFeuv
iE 1rIYea the 1nIG 5gs 1t .1s sy5-
ten. .sI8 sold ~ " o. snow.
Many n1ra nave med n LAW
renee oouuty recently rom eat
ing cocEtabuFr H,aEss, according
10 8iaek Rock saper, During
one veek I6d- UavI1. VINO ives
near Slack Rock. lest Ei.sen
aead. The overflow ssp5 .he.
burr seeds flon growing. 5u5 Is
soon as da wafer u7'
suiad the young plants 1ame up
aud all aozs 5unt nave Jeeu psr-
uitiad 30 eed IpoH ,hen nave
died.
Nature has Bu1uiisd ,a8 st5m'
anh with certain natural lItds
known ~ enc digestive uices,
anu .J IA lnreuen .asss Iuises
that tue food we eag "a ACTED upon
10 suon q wav as 10 pr1uuGe tEsH
-inh. red blood .aat passes
.hrluen rhs velas 5t our oody
aaG s5arenv Makes la strong,
Sharp County record., 1908-06-26

G1iey'S h0ney ana Tan
ior cail7gnn. ssfe.sure. No nSfs1ez
Sharp County record., 1908-06-26
For
Indigestion
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