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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-09-09
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q. u. Brown Of lakcvicw Is In the
city,
Mrs. ]. \. Shook of BONANZA Ia In
the city.
r. N. Priest loft this morning Tor
BONANZA.
G. y. Bets ot Mcdford. Ore, h rcs'
istcrcd At the Livcrmorc,
Ladics. sec tho new fall coats at
X X X Store.
Miss Smelling Of i.akcvicw is regis.
tered at tho Livcrnore.
| Tailored silk shirtwaists, the now.
cat out. Just arrived at Suits store,
". u, Kingdom Of ~ klamath Is
In tho city ON business,
Fail suits aud coats. tho newest
things. nov on display at stii,s' store
Mr.. Chns. Lambert. the stage man
OF BONANZA. IL In the city,
Blankets. blankets. blankets! All
kinds Of them. nj the Portland Store.
J. Iiunsakcr Of ~. klamath Is reg.
istcrcd at the I.ivcrmorc.
Mrs, y. Hoaser and Mrs, y Olive,
fashionable drcssmakin. and tailor.
Ing. Room aos. Baldwin block.
Gilbert u. Brown of i.akcvi.w,
deputy forest supervisor. is In the
city.
Ladies' and c. iljrcn's TALL aud ~in
cr cuats NOW on display n, X X +
store. Some stunning styles,
u. u. Parkinson OF San Francisco.
n. A. Tibbcts of Portland and J, y.
Sche,lcr of Antioch. Cal. arrived las,
evening from Crater lake, They
left this morning for their respective
homes.
Blankets. blankets. blankets All
kinds Of them. At the Portland Store.
You should never go any piac,
without n Thcrmo, bottle. as the,
are . Joy forever.
A, Meiia,tans
The woman's Club will hold their
ars, regular meeting Friday after.
noon ai the Public Library at :;30.
AL members are requested to attend
James withycombc and u. 8
Scuddcr. connected with the asricul.
tarni college Mt Corvallis. left for
home this morning after visiting ,h.
Merrill section and holding farmers
meetings ~ that place.
0ouvenir spoons Of Crater lake
the high school and klamath Falls.
~ Mciin,,nns
A marriage Of interest 20 friends
In this place occurred on September
LIST q, the home place of J. u. Horn.
Ing. fifteen miles from Portland.
when Miss Odaiite Horning was mar.
ricd to e. e. Vincent. The couple
will make their home IN Ithaca. y. Y.
J. u. Horning was n former resident
Of this city. beinG engaged In the
real estate business here.
am going To have . window sale
I need money arfui bad. Stop aud zee
the goods displayed. II you are In.
terested. come In. No trouble 20
show you the goods.
AZ McHattans.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-09-09
tWE luSN tO> ait,stRS,

A little store .I'h the t~s, l.
grocery iise clean. n-.. fr,s.
psiecs reasonable. one uni
.oa,ino. you ,ha, u 10 the slsa
trade i,s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-09-09
10 yME FAns,ERs ~ kINMNrM
COUNTY

The Klamath Development coms
AMY proposes Ia procure and main
taln at Its oiiec In klamath Fails a
permanent exhibit ot such product.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-16

rion, who have been visiting their
brother, o. o. Alspach, and family
for the past week. left Thursday even
Ing for their new home in Topeka,
Kansas. Two sisters have already
gone there and the five will make that
city their future home.
Miss Mamie Smiley left Monday,
for visit with Byhalia relatives.
Mrs. ]. A. Lee and Mrs. Birdwell
were Marion shoppers Saturday.
Miss Ursula Konkei. of Marion. vis-
ited friends here Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Rubens. Of
north of town, were Marion visitors
Saturday.
Mrs B. w. Walters returned to her
Marion home Saturday, after visit
at the Henry Wise home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Hoagland, of
north of town, visited Marion relatives
the first part of the week.
Mrs Charles Chrys:er was called TO
Nevada. Ohio. Friday evening ~ II Q
serious illness OF n relative.
Mrs. Willis Clark visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Arthur Porter. at Green
Camp. Friday and Saturday.
Marion, visited over Sunday at the
John Moral home on Section street.
Dwight Hinklin and family returned
to their Marion home. Monday, after
visiting her parents here, over Sun
day.
W. s. Crater. OF Columpus. v"s
here the first OF the week on business
pertaining TO the local telephone ex-
change.
Mis- Marie Virden of northwest OF
town, left Friday evening for n cou-
pie OF weeks visit with Upper San
dusky relatives.
Mrs. r.. B. Bell and little Miss
Gladys Bell visited at the Eden Bur-
lev home In Belle Center the latter
part of last week.
Ed Fish, of Ravenna, :, was q
guest at the f. r. Riley and j. w
Hoagland homes. north of town, from
Saturday until Tuesday
John II. CUTLERY returned TO his
Delaware home Friday evening after
spending a few days at his farm prem
ises southeast OF town.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Emmons h.
little child, of Meeker, camo Frid'
evening to visit her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs II. j. Ford, southeast of town;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hinklin Viz
tied Marion relatives, Monday.
Mrs. l.. G.. Copeland and Mrs. c.
II. Allen were Marion visitors Friday
Mrs. Walter Lingo and Mrs. James
Crowley, Jr.. weer MARIN visit
Friday.
Claude Cook and j. u. Kearse oi
Marion. paid this village busines visit,
Monday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-16
COUNTY NEWS
Continued from Page One.

byfRev. Altman. pastor of the Harp
ster NJ. L. church. 1t was the Oft
expressed request of Mr.. Norton tina,
Rev. Sutton ofticiate at his burial serv'
ice.
SsThe three Misses Alspach, of Ma
Ritzler.
xsMr. and Mrs. Ray Hedges and
Children spent few days Of this week
AZ Maumee. Mich. the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Cummins.
ksMrs Holland, OF Moral. visited
Nrs. Retta Porter. few days last
week.
NMr. and Mrs. Pierson, of st. Louis
Missouri. have returned home after a
ndeasant visit at the home of Mrs.
pierson's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Aoxwell.
sS.Robert Williams, former mission
aSy TO india, but now located al
OTTAWA. Kansas, and his sister, Mrs
Jane Wringer. of Marion, called or
friends In our village last week.
9sMr. and Mrs. Jacob McClelland are
NJ Tifiin. o.. visiting relatives.
Samuel Bricker and family and
Herman Flach and family are in the
northern part of Michigan fishing this
week
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-16

friends.
Misses Clara and Ellen Sibole and
Clyde Slbole were guests Sunday Of
their cousins Misses Vera and Ruth
Corbln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Tobey and
children. Of Marengo, were guests
Sunday, of Waldo friends.
Mrs. +. Ossing and daughters Anna
and Sadie, of Cardington, were guests
Friday of Mr.. and Mrs. C.. Knickle.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Benedict, C.
f Morris and Mr.. and Mrs. w. C..
Michels spent several days the past
week at Russell Point on Lewistown
ReserypiE, eniQyipg,the fishing there.
Mrwand Mrs. Jffines Apt visited at
Mt. Gilead Saturday ana Sunday.
C. z. Morris was a Cardingtop
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. w. c. Michel visited friends
at Marion, Tuesday.
William McKinsey. of Delaware
was Waldo visitor Monday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-16
LARUE.

LaRue, Oct. I5.-W. y. Huber
and Wilke Carr are attending the
Lancaster. o., fair. and visiting rel
atives In that city this week.
Misses Stella Everett and Ruth
urday with the formers parents,
north of town.
Mrs. Mary Riley was the guets of
Mrs. Il. r. Drown, in Marion,
Wednesday evening and Thursday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Finley, \of La
tonia Ky, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
c. II. Allen, the fore part of this
week.
Mrs. Alice Herring and Mrs. Alice
Weist, of Little Sandusky, were guest,
Of Mrs. Barbara Burbaugh, Monday
and Tuesday.
Mrs. w. l.. Raub and sister. Mrs
Henry MILESTONE. of st. Marys, were
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Her
ron, in Gallon. Thursday.
Mrs. r. b. Landon, of Marion, has
been the guest OF her daughter, Mrs
A. NJ. Scott, and family. since Sat.
urday and expects to remain until
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blake, OF Redwood
Cummins Johnson, of Columbus, and
+. E. CUTLERY. of Broken Bow,
Neb., were relatives from a distance
who attended the funeral of George
Clark at Fairview, Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Williams, and
| Mrs. Bert Dyeson. and little son,
were Marion visitors, Thursday.
w. T.. Bidweli. of Mt. Vernon. was
In LaRue the first of this week hav-
ing dental work done by Dr. Woolgar
James S. Bonner attended the
Knight Templar Conciave in Marion
Tuesday evening and Wednesday.
Miss Besse Mills visited Marion
relatives. Thursday.
Mrs. Newman Sifritt was a Marior
visitor, Wednesday.
Joseph Slanser was a business Wis
| ltor in Toledo, Friday and Saturday.
Maurice Clements and DIR. N. slf
rift were Marion visitors. "Wednesday
Iver Woley, OF Raymond. came tc
t.aRuesNAfsnI6ousmrening TO visit hi
sister. Mrs. Ed. Walker and family
and friends for a few days.
Miss Lizzie McElheney, of Delaware
.. w. Y. visited her parents, Mr.. am
| Mrs. Theo McEleney. northwest ci
town. the latter part OF last week
Rev. sutton ofiiciated at the funer.
Al Of Isaac Norton which occurred II
Harpster. Monday. He was assisted
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-16
IT T. wvre,,,,r ~ r,o,,,,,,,,,,s ,nen,

II. e. Wynegar, OF Colunfbus, spent
Sunday as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
William Dyal and Miss Trela Wynegar
at their home on West Ottawa street
/ Miss Mary Jones, OF the Gazetteer
fore, is enjoying two weeks vaca-
| ton from her duties and is visiting
her cousin, Miss Emma Davis. at her
home near Delaware. ~
DIR. Guy Williams, wife and little
son were guests everaI days the lat
ter part of last week OF the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Will
liams. of South Franklin street.
Alvin Ketchem, of Columbus, and
Mis- Mae Richards, of Granville. Ohio
were guests Saturday and Sunday at
the homes OF j. E. Langstaff and
! family and w. II. Richards and wife
| of Redwood.
r. II. Thornhill and wife Uriah Ca
! hill, s. A. Mcneil and b. +. BEEN
left Redwood Monday on train No. 4.
for Chattanooga. Tenn. where they
will be in attendance at the reunion
of the Army Of the Cumberland and
also n brigade reunion.
Mrs. w. II. Hustled went to Toledo
Thursday. where she was In attend
ance at the w. c.. r. u. convention.
being sent as delegate from the local
| Union.
Misses Irene Bach and Geneva Bell
of Gallon, were guest from Wednes.
day until Friday last week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Case
| OF North Franklin street.
Charles Mealey and son Lee, OF
Cleveland, Edward Mealey of Marion
| and Robert Mealey and Mrs. Marie
Miller, of Columbus. were Sunday
guests at the home of Mrs. Margaret
Mealey, on West Bomford street.
New Schambs left Monday for Bu-
cyrus for a few days visit with his
| grandfather Col. w. C. Fisher. AZ
ter spending few days In Bucy-
rus Ned and Mr.. Fisher will join the
Pine Tree Outing Club, of Marion
and go to Saginaw Bay for two
weeks hunt.
Mrs. Gene Gast-Moyer. of Delaware
county, was the guest of her son w.
A. Cast and wife east of town dur
ing east of town during the past
week. Mrs. Meyer, who is about 81
Years old Is well known TO many oi
the older residents in the eastern par
lOl the county.
Mrs. Mary Watrous and little sor
Glen. of Utica, Ohio. returned hom,
Thursday after spending three weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. GARY
NEEDLES. They were accompanied
home as far as Columbus, by Mrs
NEEDLES.
Mrs. Jennie Davis left here Tues
day for Hepburn, where she will speni
a few days with relatives and friends
On the fifteenth she expects to star
for Los Angeles. Cal. whore she will
spend the winter with her sister
Mrs. Mary Lawson and other reiative
and friends.
James Enlow returned home Thurs
day, after spending about ten day
at Tuscola, Ills. whore he sold fin
residence property. Since he re
turned home he purchased the Thos
Brannan farm Of 400 acres In Lees
burg township. This is o~se@cf tn
finest farms In Union county and w
congratulate Mr. EnIow on his goo'
luck.
Charles MeddIes OF the Bliss Com
mercial College, Columbus, spen
Sunday with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Gary Needless. east of town
Mrs NJ C. Miller who has been oil
an extended visit with relatives Of
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-16
WALDO.

SsThe ladies OF the Reformed church
We're entertained Wednesday afternoon
by. Mrs. Frederick Augustine. 4
Pleasant afternoon was enjoyed by
those present.
Mrs. Samuel Allmendinger enter
tained the NJ. f.. Ladies' Aid society
az her home north of town, Wednes'
day afternoon. The next meeting will
be In two weeks at the home of Mrs
Augustine.
SMrs. Harvey Wilson. of Marion, was
the guest several days this week OF
Mr. and Mrs. John Grigsby.
AMr and Mrs. Walter Schaaf and
sssn Hugh attended the Schaaf-Hauch
-sjinlon at Cardington.
x.Airs. Russell, OF Mt. Gilead, was the
guest OF Waldo friends one day the
latter part of the past week.
Mrs. Mary Bishop and sons Earl
and Ralph weer fiuests over Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Vanatta.
Murray Claypooie. of near Card
ir,Rton. was a Waldo visitor Thursday
ECharles Houseworth disposed OF his
farming machinery and stock at pub
i've sale Thursday. Mr.. Housewortn
and family win moveto Trumbul
qfllnty soon where they expect U
make their future home.
MFRS. Dora corbin and Mis- Irene
Btnsley were guests of Mrs. William
Michael OF Sycamore, several days
the past week.
srJoseph Crow and aughter. Miss AL
10 Crow. were Waldo visitors Sunday
IN. stanton stagg. of Gahanna, was
q" a MAnAaU
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-16
REDWOOD

Redwood, Oct. 15.--Mrs. True
Yocum and babe Of Marion, are WIS.,
ting the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Winfield Crawford. of South
Clinton street.
Paul b. Van Wrinkle, of Columbus
spent Sunday as the guest OF his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Van VIM
kle, of South Franklin street
. Albert Kyle and wife and David
Hughes. wife and daughter of near
Prospect. were Sunday guests of j.
W. Kyle and wife. Of West Bomford
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Cameron left
Redwood Saturday for a few days
visit with their son, DR. c. 9. Cam
Ieron and family, Of indianapolis, Indi.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-16

Tuesday. for Kansas City. Kansas
where she will spend several weeks
visiting her sitter, Mrs. ID. q. Jen-
kins. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Sanders. of
East Blagrove street. are the proud
parents of a nice baby boy, which
was born Tuesday morning. October
12 1903.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-16

the Pacific slope. returned home Mon
day evening. much benefited in
health. She is very enthusiastic over
the bushes outlook in the northwest
Last Friday Afternoon the Junior and
Senior classes of the Redwood high
school gave a very interesting and
instructive literary and musical pro-
gram at the school house, which was
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-16

enjoyed by all present. These pro-
grams are given at various intervals
by members Of the high school
classes.
. "Tommie" Neeley of near Arbela,
has been in Redwood this week call
ing on his many friends and taking in
the sights.
Miss Lulu Miller left Redwood,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-16
Report of the Examination of the
Treasury of Marion County, Ohio.


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The Democratic advocate., 1909-06-04
SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY
SIIA w DRUG NY.

Aftcr a mental accounting sne gave
the total OF her capital Sol shook his
head dlscouraglngly.
You can't do Il noways for that
money"
KNOCK out the cellar" commanded
Dexy, and take OF the bilnds In the
fall win use tho turkeys for blinds"
The iurkeysi' repeated Sol wonder.
ingly.
''rbe money ! get for selling them.
mean"
when the blinds we're on. the bay
window deducted. the gables torn on.
the back porch taken away, the stairs
removed and a general clearing of fire-
place. nttic, paint. plaster. lath and par.
titions had been effected. the amounl
of cnah available was triumphauf1y
reached.
The architecture appealed 10 Sol ss
easy 20 build. hot was not In accord
ance with hls IDEAS " whHt dwelling
should be.
"Your house won't have no insidea.
Miss Barton, but III be on hand 10.
morrow 20 begin" said be dlaapprov.
ingiy.
When he had gone she again resam.
ed her twilight revcries,
''Mlaa DoxyF'
She started and. turning. saw the
figure Of lad no like the youth Of the
long ago that there was a mofnenthry
stirring 10 her heart like pnin.
''Don't you remember mos Laurie
KnoxT'
He was Jed's young nephew. who
had been used aa a child to spend bis
summer vacations with his uncle
Little TAuriel A mnnF'
Il hope 90" he replied. taking her
hand II came today for visit after
all these years We just heard of ths
Gre. ard Uncle jed asked me 10 come
and see you and ask IL there was any
thing we could DO to heip YOU, Won't
you aud yoar father como over 60 Up-
clio Jcd's and stay. just for night any
wayT"
Had II been 40 long. then. his strug.
giesi She pondered sadly. II hurt
her that he could not come himself.
but must send another She thanked
the boy kindly. but declined tho invi.
tntion. After talking a few moments
Of old times she babe him so 90 the
barn and see her father.
''You had better come, too" he plead
ed, II don't believe It's just good for
you 60 stay here"
She smiled az his boyish wisdom.
Just a few moments more, Laurie.
and then I'll join you and father"
II was very quiet. A lone bird
called She felt solitary and outiawed
A third time she, was interrupted
The Democratic advocate., 1909-06-04

Therc was no mistaEiBg thc uE
jed, strong mud straight. his grifu9cl :
Noftened bui showing IN the iiut
bis face. cnmc straight up 90
'Doxy. / thought they woud uyey
so. A soOn as I sent the lad / kucw {
must come myself took n short cut,
but the oppcr man was ahead Of me
and then Laurie"
"WcuY"
Her voice was curioualy subdued.
''Do1y. am here at last. have
punished myself all these years, which
have not meant much to you. for you
are MS young and as fair as tho
night
''rhe night you said you should new.
or cross cur threshold"
"Doxy." he cried. seizing her hand
passionatoly. y have suffered for g.
Be good 90 the"
why did you come tonight, JedT'
she asked quietly but with beating
heart.
''WhyI Because everything brought
me. couldn't keep away"
A"W fAA8Na httAf NANbs hdFHlhk HE1Uu
~ away. because you knew that at
last yon could come and stiil keep
your cath, because you knew the honsc
WIS gone
NO he said. with long breath
You don't mean that. aud you don't
think so"
She felt hia strong arms about her
She waa lifted and carried over the
smoking ashes and bricks 20 the place
whore the doorstep had been. Tie held
her closely with his left arm, while his
right hand graspcd blackaned beam.
In moment he was standing on tho
charrcd threshold. pressing her to him
In a tight embrace,
Here" he snid with forced light
ness, II lay my pride at your feet
Now, DOxy, won't you say soIncthingT"
Never mind tho ten years now. Jed
They are gone--iiiCc the house"
but wen have a new house. Doxy,
right here, and Sol shall put on and In
all those things you told him 10 leave
on"
II say" cried the voice OF Laurie
from q distance, Uncle Seth just
found a ten dollar bin In the old die.
tionary. lie says he'll bot It's tho one
be Lost ten years ago.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-06-04
,Iii she said reproachfufiy. :, IIi !,


promiseT' she said reproaehfully.
He scrambled 10 his feet and, throw
ing one arm across the saddle on his
pOny's back, leaned there tin he could
summon self mastery.
What do you care, Gypsy1" he
finally interroghted, his eyes stubborn
ly refusing TO meet hers.
Some OF the brightness left the girls
face as she noted the misery on hia
Tell me what II MI means, Ned"
she begged why ARE yon not your
self? Why do find you 30 changed r.
''Changedf Heavensf- and bo could
not forbear "A gesture OF imratience.
You
"Herc," she interrupted IN the scold-
ing tone Of her privileged girIhood.
I'VE come all the way from New York
TO pay you visit at Circle II, arrive
and find this on the table, and she
held up a letter What do you mean
by resigning1 Why do yon want to
leave fathers raDchf He IN wild over
II and sent me 10 find you"
Il should think Ellington might OBJ
ject TO your riding after me-" he re-
marked. his bronze checks reddening
with scorn.
"EIliustonT Then a light broke
over her face That funny lord1
why, Lord Percy is in England long
ago. Finding me too loyal an Amcri-
can to buy n foreign title, he ended
the long siege and Departed
who came with you and your IA.
ther, thsnT' he inquired.
''oh. that was Cousin Cyril, who Is
just out OF college and needs the tonic
OF our mountain ozone"
Slipping lightly from the back Of
Slap Dash, she came over 20 Ned and
In her old way put both hands on his
strong young shoulder.
Now. Ned" she said, you won't
leave Circle II, will your Father needs
you"
"Why did you treat me as you did
I'm New York; he moodily demanded,
evading the question.
Before n stranger-and Lord Percy
at that2" nsked she, laughing roguish.
ly. "If, sir. you had come to breakfast
next morning, IL might have treated
you otherwise"
He turned, facing her squarely.
With one Of his strong hands he im-
prisoned both Of hers and held them
against his breast
what would you have done if--lf ]
had conner he said breathlessiy.
Her lovely face went very crimson
under the searchiigiIt Of his eyes. bat
she answered bravciy, Ned I'd have
kissed you right ont
The foothills hooked natural again.
The sun shone with IT'S old time giint
and simmer apon the gray desert
sand He had no longer the feverish
desire 20 get away to fresh scenes.
"I'li stay at Circle II always, Gypsy,
since you wish H." and, taking his
written resignation from her, be tore
1t into fragments. SAY, sweetheart," /"
he added, putting an arm tenderiy
round her waist, I'm buy out Bar I
tomorrow, and we'n run both sanebes
together-
The Democratic advocate., 1909-06-04
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For biliousness and torpid liver they arc
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tablets in a metal box, z5e.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-06-04
Rydale's
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The prescription for Rydalc's Cough
Elixir was secured in western North
Carolina near Asheville, where so many
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for coughs, colds and bronchial troubles
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'--vo sizes, 2sc and soc.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-06-04

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Two sizes, 25e and soc.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-06-04
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Two sizes, soc and SI.oo.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-06-04
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is not prescription OF specialist, but
an emulsion Of kerosene oil, spirits tur-
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BY machinery process the oil globules
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The Democratic advocate., 1909-06-04

Molly-"When you spoke to father
did you tell him you had $500 in the
bank2"
George Yes"
Molly-"And what did he say p
George-"He borrowed 1t !"