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FOR REET-RooMs
FURNISHED.

lis NEW YORK AVE. Sw-ExcELLENT M
augurzi accommodations at reasonable rates
fes-lat ed
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CARPENTER AND BUILDER.

ARCHITECT. CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
sobbrg promptly executed AZ sa0Tt Hstice; droE
postzl; VII sali; estimates ches-fniiy sTsa- " Z.
GOODWIN. 20 - AZ S2SES.sf
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Mechanics Lien.

No. SO Larczstsr Machine ard Structural
Works u Tlsamls H Pickscrd ioss &. s g.
snd-r sauars IS The TeT0nto. s2a
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. sc, MOVED
with care; packing ard Shipping spsciaity.
KRIE6-S EXPRESS. Iz4 :. M. Theme Nam
NIl solS-gdexS
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GRAPHoPHoNES AND PIANOS.

BIG BARGAINS ~ SLIGHTLY USED GRAPHIC
phones: Bin disc recoTds Sc cylinder records.
x; guaranteed KOBEKTSON'S. I5l9 7th Nv.
no17r-
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bankruptcy Court.
Ennifr SnEfr

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. 81. Ir r John \ Nteaell; hearing on Dis
charge tet 70 February g. 1878.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

wANTED-FROM EVERY PROPERTY OWNER.
s. as 4 fee for listing your property Tor sale O.
exchange. Try Is IN the event q szIes. further
charge or commission. WASHINGTON gNFORMA-
TON AND LISTING BIZ. ". l. and 7. Bdg..
eth and T. fsSu
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HEALTH MOVEMENT.

vIATI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NATURAL.
noa-surEczl. cloth bound soapsSs book fTeA
Apply By mail. SO Colorado Building Pre- lecture
fcr women TUESDAY at .. n sI3-d
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WINDOW CLEANING.

We CAN CLEAN YOUR WINDOWS QUICKER.
easier cheaper than you car. re know hor.
LEON l. CAa0oN. Acme Wiadow Cleaning Co.,
leas g nv. Phone Main -I5o- feAst
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SECONDHAND Boons.
We Bux Book
DOGS, CATS. BIRDS. &C.

PAIR OF IMPORTED HAITI MOUNTAIN
CANARIES and breeding csge. with fixtures. fos
S. these birds should hatch yo8 ct least % bids IN
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SHOW CASEs-sToRE FIXTURES

E. K GASTER.
Manufacturer u
SHOW CASES AND SHOW WINDOWS. BANh.
JEWELERS., AND DRUGGISTS FIXTURES
WASHINGTON BRANCH 51s PA. AVE.
TELEPHONE MAIN SO sslssat
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

TO LET-A LARGE APARTMENT ~ BEs1
situation nesr sheridan Circle completely fur
uished. except linen and silver; four mss,sxs bec
rooms. recertioa dining. ana living roc1ss. kitchen
ss-T1urs r0OIns a.. fer Inauguration and foio'sils
months, reasonable terms. MURRAY A. COBB
11aa Co7ne~rir-,t ave felelst
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AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE.

WE FURNISH THOROUGHLY COMPETENT,
practically trained chaufeurs upon request Az
TOMOBILE COLLEGE q Washington, The
Place 70 Lean I5z 18th St. Nv. Phone y. III
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District Docket.

Xo. 81 Standard or CompaEy t. Inc szs
bat 8itcric li5el supplies $50 AttornsEs Pen
uebszc-, Czrsi. Jo1ss, and G. c. Sh17
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PAWNBRoKERs.

READY MONEY AT FER CENT
On watches. didEOndX AID sCEeITTs
LOUIS ABRAHAMS.
Bauded broker. sc Ninth & nv.
Old god silver. an rz-n tickets bought sor cash
rozrend.f1
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALl

GOOD COOK WANTS PLACE WITH PRIVATE
family stay night, WITH bog Eve years Old q
18th 81 Nv fei2-st
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ron sALE-Is YOUR BUSINESS OBJECTION
able to your nsghoo-si Then buy On Buz-
s.-ds Point lst s. sU.: 1900 feet for sale cheap
Apply IS 18Th Ct Nv. :s8-d
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LAUNDRY.
NETROPOLITAN

METROPOLITAN HAND LAUNDRT,
SO sth 81 Nv. PhOne ". 7i-7. Drop postal
Collars. &c; shirts plain. l0c-; With cuffs and
plezted, lie called for and delivered isESot
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FOR SALE-L0TS.

FOR sALE "A SUBDIVISION PROPOSITION.
About 20 acres located On line q aud partly
within the District q Columbia: electro cars
from Treasury direct % and one fare 10 al
parts Of The city TIE most desirable and at
tractiTe parcel q lzrd remaining unsoid and
yrs155iTi5ed within tae ore-f1re limit wash
inglOn system Of streets CAT Be continued through
The property. Al city convenience schools.
clutches. markets. water. E7s. and electricity a.
the lard. Ready f- immediate improvement
sud market. The rrice a. which this property
car be purchased mskes it one q the greatest
barFsins ever offered near Or in the city q
Washington. A conserTsiiFe estimate vil show
ous-haH million dollars profit car easily be
made. Co1ditio1s ard terms Of sale VIII Be made
easF and accommodating Fer particulars. sd-
dress ". l. T.. Herald oaice. Wasbng.oc-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CAPITAL WANTED To DEVELOP ANTHRA-
ere cosi land Pcnnsy lFsuiz; great onportunity.
address BOX IS. HeIad oEice fsIl-7t
Exceptional Opportunity.
Psrtiss with from 50 20 $50 10 invest can learn
q an exceptional opportunity b. addressing BOX
s. Herald of5ce. zT-Nt
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BALTIMORE AND
ANN ApOIIG II Ea-TEIC n AEI.NA 4 !

Electro palace cars from White HSuse Station
l5th ard SIS NORTHEAST
For RaltimoTe-Eyery haf hous on Sc A. n 20
10 p n. and - go loss. ard D. s. p. ~
except on the ODD hoHrs Foet cars a. s. 8. s.0.
y Ie a. NJ. snd -. $40 SO Tie p. m.
Cans OF The EVEN hours make no step between
Washington and RaFmore-
Fo- Annapolis-Erery hour from So A. 20 20
p. n. and 80 and u IS p. m
Fares. Ore way Round 1Tip-
To Baltimore. % So
To Annapolis ard &, 5.
Naval Academv--..-....... r. So
Baggage checked.
All Fl 81. cars un direct 70 white House Station.
Ticket ofHce ~ l4th sud y. Y. northwest and
~ White House Station 9Th and Sc NORTH
EAST Telephone H. 20 ard Linc. So
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

BENsINGER-s HORSE BAZAAR.
Direct and comnissian dealers n kcrses ard
ngles. S's-55-56 sth s. NJ. Auction Mondays
and Wednesdays Pirate sales Gsiiy. ial5h
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REMINGTON TYPEWRITER 90 MODERN Ma
chine IN good condition. and cheap fCT cash
Room 90 Union Trust Company Building fel2St
PAWN TICKETS FOR DIAMONDS AND JEW
e1rt: Old gold ieEelry, diamonds ard c0irs
bought szd sod. BENJAMIN SCHWAB. 10 sh
81 Nv nolSsat
MODERN. FURNITURE BOUGHT AT 1855 nth
81 Nv. and clothing, Il sent TO the-st0re.
delft L HENSLET.
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.

WANTED-5 Or MORE ACRES N Or NEAR
fhe DiStrct sli.aaie Tor s.hdiFision psTposes- G.
c, SPITZER, Home Life BldE fss-st
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RAILROADS
RALTIM0RE & OHIO RAILROAD

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE.
sEVERYOTHER HOUE On TIE ODD HOUR
10 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. &U STREET. NEW 1OkA-
T9ea n. Diner, Pullman Parior.
$50 a. n. Diner and Pullman Par.os Sa1.
III 90 a N Diner ana Pullman PsriCr Car.
q 20 D. n Diner and Pullman PaTloT CIR
$50 2 u. Royal Limited. " AL Pullman ~7oS<.
ng0 ,. N Caches 70 philadelphia.
$50 n Diner and Prllsczn Pafiog.
'l2l5 hight Slespers 10 New YORK.
~ A. Sieepe-s to PHILADELPHIA 4 New IorE
ATLANTIC CITY, f19a, so. llde 3 n. Ilas'
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR On The HOUR
za ;s8. q 10. Ts s. 44s l. 49, s q So 3@.
lla5 zee sS6. iss1. sS:0. Ji9o if:is. 500 30.
ssS2S is5n 90. 80. isas. go. 'ls3o. w.
CHICAGO. ~ 80 ~
CINCINNATI. ST. LOrTS. AND LOUISVILLE,
: e q. a.. 80 p r.. 'lz:ie night. -
PITTsBURG, ss.lo a. n, ~. 'e.l9 p n. TN
CLEVELAND. 'sds p 4
r,gnIlMnlS, 30 D n
sMyH sIslll I s.Si,,v 's;l .s., 3 n SO 2
FREDERICK. fs=a. 1910. ssas a. n. Ssh. it'H.
HAGERsTOWN. $40 a. n. $50 D n.
,.ANNAP0LIs, I'D, 10. fI21S noon. 81. 81
DAILY, 1Except Sunday. ESundzy only.
IELEPHONES at az the following Ttcset "
ices: JAZZ G - nv. Nam 1881; SIC PsnnsylSzniS
ave. Wan Ass New Union station. Iicket O1ies'
MATT ltcls Information Burcsu. Main i5oa
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

SURE. YoU WANT YOUR PICTURE NOW is
the time. and HOWARD. PHOTOGRAPHS. 1lH p.
are Is the place. al $50 pictures s. to those
nieHtio1iag tins paper. ocia-w.fs-t
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KON-MEDICAL HEALING.
NnNlIEDICAL HEALINa.

NONSEDICAL HEALING
Restoring the circulation q the Blood four meth
odl cures EOCOAIOTOR ATAXIA RHEUMA-
TISM BRIGHTS DISEASE, PARALYSIS. AID
those ailments o. the SPINE. ESRFES. and d.
GESTIYE ORGANS that maze LIFE MISERA-
BE ard WALKING IAIPOSS fTSLE- II YOU are
interested YOU should know. snfomzfioa and cor
suliation free. PROF p. y 4 PARKER. III
Ninth St nv. HoTTs. % 70 s; Sundays. 70 20 !.
LADY Assistant. 'Phone 81. lI2 fetd
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AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALES.
Household Goods
Stored in the Following Names
Viii Be
SOLD FOR CHARGES
Feb. II, at z P. ".

Hr. and MIS-. l. Z Cannon PauI J.
smith. Mrs : Hutchins. William FRA
sIer, Mr. Hamilton Foley, Mr.. John
Beach. and Hrs. l.. :. BIuefOrd.
Included in the lot are sideboards.
hall racks. refrigerators. mirrors. ele-
CANT black walnut SETS folding beds, ia
bles, chairs. china. rugs. parlor furniture.
magnificent extension front broughsm
with rubber tires. Wayne sch. ?. auto
mobile in frst-class condition. phseton
buggy with rubber tires. upright and
square pianos. new and secondhand
books and bookcases Everything used
in housekeeping.
Each article VIII 10 sold separately
to TIE highest bidder. 70 reservations
This isNa rare opportunity TO secure
modern and antique household goods
at a bargain.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
RlsresE 4 Supplies and Accogurs Navy Depart
me-t Washington. =. G.. untL 70 O'CLOCK A. ~.
FEBRUARY = Ise. and pubii-.y epsned imnsdi-
aselT the7eafter % furnish ~ the navy ysrd WASH
iuzton ID. e. &C.. quantity q rsysl Supplies. as
follows: Sch 81: STEEL 1s--s cGtia upc.-Sch-
~ Electrical Supplies lahorstoFv ss1Ilies.-Sca.
% Cleaning and repairing Rsuticsl srstruments
Arriicatiouz To- rToulssis shc1id designate The
sche0Elcs desired b. u1nbes. Blank rToposals vii
b furnished 1Don appcsrica 70 rhe Buresu. =. T..
ROGERS. Paypaas-sr General l. : y felix's
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TO TIE LADIES.

HAIR POWDER. a neE cream fOr tie coupiez-
ion: also sham7ooiug ard bsirircssns specialty-
Miss Csdusn - Ilsh s.. "a. 'PhCns NJ 3. TO 5.
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LITERARY WORK WANTED.

MANUSCRIPT REVISED AND PREPARED FOR
press Addresses eubelSshed- instruction q Eng
Iish branches and ELEGANT WRITING. Terms
vsrv moderate FRANKLIN CAMPBELL. Tie
Alton. Phone North ISM
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CLOTHES CLEANED & PRESSED.

YOU CAN'T DO BETTER THAN TO have
your suiis pressed ard repaired a. Ed. MILLER ),
- New YORK ave Suits dry cleaned and pressed
gc- sPh y ss2M au7-s8tfSw
N ORDER To EEEP Orr REGULAR En-
ployss Elsy during the DIN nouths vs quote:
Pants sponEed. pressed. Sc skirts pressed 20 Sc
E1s sDonSed pressed. t0ci lies srfts . 70 "a
Suits stean-ccsn beds Skirts stesmclesned.....75c
F. 2. GkEEN 20. So 70 SIS 18th 81.
yrS. E.f-set
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CLAIRvoYAET.

MRS HENKEI-CLAIRToYAN CARD READ
sr; best IN the city; to ,. n Il 9Th s. ss.
Phone Lin. us Sal2Et tufrs
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FOR SALE.
THOS. ]. FISHER & co. (TNC.),
rs 18th St NV.

LOT Iszsa. on Z STREET. BETWEEN sth AND
7th Sc; 500 cash; balance 20 suit Apply =
18Th 81. fss+d
FOR SALE OR LEAsE-ON CAR LINE, 70
ac7-s: suitable fo- colo-ed nicnicknz grounds: PIC
iurcsqse; scent fare. Apps . 18Th 81 nv.
jaEN
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INAUGURAL WINDOWS.

FINE VIEW or INAUGURAL PARADE FROM
Largo windows; comfortable chsirs; room Wi
heated; toilet and al oonFeriences excellent place
D. ". ALEXANDER - Eth NV fele-7t
CHOICE SEATS. WINDOWS. AND BALCONIES
FOR THE INAUGURATION, LOCATED TIE
ENTIRE LENGTH OF THE PARADE. INAU-
eURAL WINDOW RENTING BUREAU. III
PENNA- AVE NV. PHONE " 50. isSl1t
WINDOWS N HUTCHINS BUILDINGs CLEAR
new q Pa ave. 10Th 81 10 Z. O.; large rOoos.
SO TO & The HARRISON REALTY CO. 81
18Th nv. Phone " So ,sZH
BEST WINDOWS AND ROOMS TO VIEW
rsrade Niarca = choicest locations q Pa ave
CENTRAL REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. SIS
81 nv. 'PhcDs u. rs AuteDobils for use q
patrons js1-d
FOR REST-wINDOws AND ROOMS To VIEW
The inauguTaI parade GRACE II THOMAS. go
Cc-coTsn BIDS z2-Nt
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CriminaI Court No. I.

Usi.,d states 7s. Frauk ". smith. Richard o.
bone ard Herry johnston bJUsebTJSkiTE- TaT-
mt q removal fron Eastern diStrict Of New YORK
slrE. crrrrit.ef % al
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INAUGURAL SUPPLIES.

BAUMs. So PA AVE. Nw.-ON The WRONG
SIDE. But The RIGHT SIDE FOR RIGHT
GOODS Al RIGHT PRICES: l0odo COTS. NAT
TRESSES BLANKETS. PILLOWS. BEDSfEADS.
TABLES. CHAIRS. QUILTS. &c. F0R Rent.
SEE OUR GOODS AND BE CONVINCED WHERE
TO PLACE YOUR ORDER AT LOWEST PRICES.
BAUsrS. % PA. AVE. On The WRONG SIDE
js2lN
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Criminal Court No. 2.


Uritsd s:s:ss - Arthur Morris; assault with
Dangerous weapon; plea guilty-
T-n.ted states IS Charles Brocks; canal knoEl-
eigg: n1lls rrss-
United states - John Jackson; recognition IN
$50 fer sentence
Assignment fer to-day
Motions Dis;rics causes and zTTziEnnsntS
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

COR. MAPLE AND CARROLL AYES. TAKONfA
Park. Il room houss, n j.; large lot; owner
gUnE West; vii rcs refuse ans reasonable Offer.
va. II. LEWIS owner. 81 Sf1F Bldg felzI7t
TWO NICE HOUSES AT RITERDALE. CHEAP
~ g 80 each. EASY terms, ore cotfaEe At Hystts-
vile. only 8 SO; cast required oniy $50. See ne
for these bargains ! l. cow ELL. 81 LSth 81
EFGHT ROOM MODERN HOME: LARGE
grounds. shsde. fg7sit stable &c: ore block Z
car: a bAEsin; &9o. l. A RHODES. 81 G
- Nv. fsioss
II YoU WANT TO BUY A MARYLAND FARM
CT srburtan ho-nc see rs Of send fcr latest bulletin
Marion Duckett & Son, So + NV.
mhIT-tf
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AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS.
We are selling slightly used Automobiles TzTiOus
makes all IN god condition. from 500 Up See GU
Isl q bargains offered and you vii by TOW
THE MOTOR CAR EXCHANGE.
Phone Nam as 80 Nestory Binding
feIl19s
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MOTEI. ARRIVALS

Sunday at the i.akeside-J. ~
.T>eker. Portland: Edison l. roulk.
and wife. Edson l.. Foulke Jr.. Ga.
feIle: Morgan Presley and wife. John
Rueker. T. T. Parker. Gaxelie: wm.
n. Hayes. Silver Lake: John n Con.
sii:ps. Portland: VIM. Davis. M. J
V. Coghisn. Portland: Z. u. Brggs.
Ashland; e. l.. Hatfield. T.. v. Csthe.
O. Winter. W. p. Bisbe. Ashland: =
y. Tsvior. Paisley: { Balm. A \
Marcss. Dnnsmuir: Ellis Jones. n. ,.
Fischer. Dunsmuir: o. Booth. weei.
3. h. White.
Al the Livermore sunday Mr.
Harris. Cow Greek: Fred Marx. San
Francisco: Leonard Baeker. Portland. I.
Alonzo Mouison. Fred A. strant. San
Francisco: II. y. Cohen. Portland.
FRANK Bontin JT.. BAYFIELD,. Wis:
10y ). Wagner. Portland: J. N. But
'er. San Diego; c. y. Hlkok. Merrill:
T. n. Krut,sehniit. Weed: ]. T Bn.
iingsIey. Mt. Hebron: J. c. Bonner
and wife: n. C. Short. Burreli Short.
Benny Loper.
Al the American Sunday. A.
Willis. n. U. conpor. Oakland. Cal.
p. G. Holbrook. I.akeview: Frank
Chrisman. Sacramento. Cal: Frank
Ellison. u. c. Grimm. u. A. Barber.
Portland; wm. Goethe. Portland: W.
A. Duncan. Loreiis; J. Y. Clark. Mer.
rili: y. Y. Muikey. I.akeview: u. @.
n. Court~right. J. Mcknight.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-10-25

This morning a. ~ Reed started
his plo~ he noticed that one of bis
checks Vas unfas,eued aud jumping
from his seat ran 10 catch The horae.
and. making a slight noise. caused the
hors- to kick him. s,fiking and bryak.
Ing hts left Lex Just below the hip N.
l.. Willis. his bro,h"r.la.las. nd
Skies ismasar we're close by. and
giving him What aid they could soou
had him 90 the house. Drs. TraAx
and johason we're both sammoaed
and reduced the fracture. AZ this
time Mr.. Reed Is resting easy. bu, !,
will be a couple of months before h.
all be- able TO be- around To do much
sork. BONANZA bulletin.
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THE BOOsTER.s PLEDGE

Q On my word and honor, I
. hereby nov declare that rs long I
. as ] am a resident of This CON- I
. munity. II will be my constant 4
. aim to boosf all the time and 4
. every time. will do What I can I
= for any public work that has - 4
. its object the good Of the CON- 4
. munity. ! will submit aad abide
. BY majority rule and will not
. knock and howl my head Oh u
. things are not done my way. II
. will take M radical or extreme
. position on any question before
. the people. and will have due re-
. spect for the opinions Of my
. friends and neighbOrs when 4
: their opinions are opposed to
D mine. (
. will always try TO say some
. thing good about my town and
D my people. or I'll keep my ''ba-
D roo" shut and cut Il out" like Q (
D man. ] realize that u this town
D Is good enough for me to live In
. and make my money In. Il is the
. place 10 spend my money In. es- Z
, pecially when ! am patropixing q
} legitimate Industry or enterprise Z
, IN my home town.-Exchange Z
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tITY BRIEFS
Phone :os for milk and cream.

Phone :es for milk and cream.
J. r. Wolfe Is In town from Mer.
riil.
Best hot tomaIes at the East End
Randy Kitchen.
Call and hear the October Edison
records At Nniier's
Go to The rogsery for ross-saie
~ill last eish, days.
Save money at the great sale. The
Toggery.
Get your carpets. rugs. curtains.
etc. cleaned by Mongo,d's vacuum
cleaner: rates reasonable.
We have Just received some very
ane tomatoes. You should come and
see them. The Monarch Mercantile
company.
Hot chocolate. coffee. tee and hot
soup. East End Randy Kitchen
Fruit OF all kinds: apples. grapes.
pears. oranges. pineapples. bananas
and any you may wish. The Monarch
Mercantile company.
Don't wear out your back. broom
ana carpets when you can get the
work done 20 quickly. shorosshly asd
eheaply by Mongold's vacuum cleaner.
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THE BON TOX GROCERY,

A little store With the best 10 the
grocery line-elean. new. fresh. and
prices reasonable. One trial viii
convince you that Il is the place 10
trade. I-Ios
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-10-25

Join the crowds Of smile-wearer,
at The Togxery sale.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-02-11
GERTRUDE

What do you know about biz
yards nowadays?
Valentines of all kinds at Tag
CARTS Rexall Store.
Pete Christensen spent Sunday
with friend at Clay Corners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Browell of
Fargo spent Sunday with relatives
here.
Miss Martha Rockstad of River
Falls was guest at the Lauder
home Sunday.
Miss Lula Shella spent a couple
of days with friends at Clay Cor
ners recently.
Elwood Wilcox, accompanied by
Rena Christensen of Fargo, attend
ed the party here Saturday evening
Miss Lottie Lauder, who has
been teaching at Foreman, n. D..
this winter, returned home Saturday,
for vacation.
Mrs. E. 0. Bergseng, accompanied
by her three children, visited several
days at her former home with hel
sisters and brothers.
Our school, which has been un-
der tutorship of Miss Rudesill Of
New Centerville, closed Friday,
The Norwegian school commenced
Monday with Thor Lee at the
helm.
A couple of the boys of Clay
Corners gave party to number
of their friends on the old Henry
Hegleson place Saturday evening.
A very enjoyable time is reported
by all.
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THEY NEVER FAIL
That is What They Say About
Them in River Falls and
1t Is Therefore,
Reliable

Another proof, more evidence
River Falls testimony to swell the
long list of local people who endorse
the old Quaker remedy, Doan's
Kidney Pills. Read this convincing
endorsement of that remarkable
preparation:
James Crowns, Third and Cedar
Sts., River Falls, Wis, says: 81 am
getting we'll along in years and my
kidneys had been disordered SO long
that | did not expect anything would
cure me. Doan's Kidney Pills, pro-
cured at r. S. Freeman & Sons
Drug Store, however did me a
wonderful amount of good. was
feeling very badly on account OF
sharp pains in my back and my
head ached almost continually. The
kidney secretions were also very
frequent in passage and deposited a
dark sediment. Doan's Kidney
Pills have relieved me of all these
troubles and I am glad to tell others
about them"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
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TRlMBELLE

Marcus M. Beddall was recently
elected to the position of instructor
in history in the Lincoln, Neb., High
School, and has entered upon the
discharge of his duties.
Miss Dora Cornelison, who has g
position in the Minnesota State
Training School at Red Wing, is
home on her regular annual vacation
for two weeks. Her first chance to
visit home for year.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Haverlandt
are enjoying visit from their sons
Bonnie, Caesar and Charley, all OF
Kalispell, Montana. Charley, who
went west about six years ago, re-
Gently sold his real estate holdings
at a price giving him net profit OF
about $4,000.
Fremont Kezer died of consump-
ton at the home of his mother, Feb.
9th, 1909. He was born at the
home where he died on Feb. Il,
1888. He contracted the disease of
which he died some two or three
years ago. His death came very
suddenly and unexpectedly Saturday
afternoon. Funeral services were
held at the Presbyterian church here
Wednesday afternoon. Interment
on family lot in Trimbelle cemetery.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-02-11

Threatening feverishness with
children is quickly and safely claimed
by Preventics. These little Candy
Cold Cure Tablets should always be
at hand-for promptness is all-im-
portant. Preventics contain nc
quinine, nothing harsh or sickening
They are indeed, "the stitch in time
Carried in pocket, or purse. Pre-.
ventics are a genuine safeguard
against Colds. 25c. Sold by R. S
Freeman & Son.