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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-11-11
PLEASANT VALLEY.

Mrs. John Brown is just eompieV-
Ing a barn and granary combined on
Hsrbert Smith and family reached
their destination. Miami, Florida, ~
ssse and we'll and have rented q house
there where they will live until tne'
visit over the country. ~, :,
WIN. cOrbett and family visited at
YIN RakestraW's on Sunday
A,ex ProbascO is busy these Gays
drilling wells. -, vial,
Mrs. DiIiy returned from nef '''''
in Illinois. - %, Mrs..
va Hershey kept house ior BIT. ~.
,os cress several days while sns
v's,,sd friends at Topeka -.
'i. JoSp Bssr and wife let. Monday honda,
car couple weeks visit in ill'n0i'
ana POINTS along the way, -.
Wsrv peatling seved for Mrs, 'OnN
v,shsr a couple days this week :,
Fred Miniek and VIE f'''
usrrv Pieking's on SUNDAY, 80,
WI, Houssr and wife spent suno''
-.,,s urs. Eberley and children.
preeraessd meetings are in pros's-
A ne bethany church.
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TALMAGE.

Lyman Reese and son were county
seat visitors Saturday.
R. B. Briney and family spent
Sunday with A. D. Steele and fam
lily. -,
Harley and Waller Watt leave
next week for Hamilton county
where Harley Watt and other Dick
'inson county boys have land.
John Underhill was in town Sat
urday. He contemplates buying an
automobile in the near future.
Our town will be well supplied
with amusements this week. A COM
edy company on Monday evening and
grand program by the seventh anO
eighth grades Of the schools on We'd
nesday.
The. M. w. A. will have their an
nual hunt on Thanksgiving day. The
losing side will pay for a supper
furnished to the members and famii-
les of Talmage camp.
The Royal NeighbOrs will give an
entertainment on the evening Of
Nov. II. A program consisting Of
drills, music and readings will be
given. Also supper all for the
price of IA cents.
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INDUSTRY.

Mr.. and Mrs. McCune's little child
is very low. They have nurse from
Clay Center here to attend it.
Auite number from here attend
ed the funeral at Manchester Of Mr.
and Mrs. Heikes' son. He was laid
to rest beside loved ones in Athel-
stane cemetery.
1t was mistake as announced last
week in regard to Mr.. Yeager's age,
He is 80 years old instead Of n.
Mrs. M. G. johnson and Mrs. ]
Bosch made business trip to Long
ford last Saturday.
w. Stamford and family called on
Merit Prices family Sunday.
John Lamb and wife of Enterprise
visited at Industry with M. 9. John
son and family a couple Of days lasl
week. Mr. Lamb settled at Detroit
in Dickinson county in 1858.
grandma Knisley and daughter
Lolo visited with Sol Hilson's family
Sunday.
Mrs. Eiseline is improving slow
" and is able to be up most OF the
time.
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M. P. sanborn transacted business
in Enterprise Monday.
Mrs. DR.. o'Brien visited friends II
Kansas City this week.
Mrs. Lex Miller has been quite
Ill at her home in the north part o.
town.
Joe Waddick transacted buslnesi
in Junction City Monday.
Miss Cyrene Middleton Of Woodbint
spent Sunday with Chapman friends,
Misses Tessie Howe, Mary Meyer
Elizabeth Leatherman. Miss Oritten-
den, Miss Donica and Mr.. A. Q. Diets
attended the teachers meeting at
Topeka.
Mrs. B. l.. Fenstermacher was Q
junction City caller, Monday.
Herbert Rohrer Of Pearl spent Sun
day in Chapman.
Mrs. Will Levi of Junction City has
been visiting her sister Mrs. 7. J.
Foley.
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RHINEHART.

Ledlie Baughey Of Kansas City
visited with friends here the first
Of the week.
Mrs. ]. s. Hollinger and Miss
Laura HolIinger have returned from
Emporia where they spent 3 few days
with Harry DIehl and family.
MT. and Mrs. Harry Keller are the
happy parents Of a baby boy born
Nov. 9Th.
John MeFsrren was the victim OF
a bad accident last week. A horse
crushed him against . wall causing
his collar bone to be broken and bis
1houIasr blade disloeatsd. He u
suffering a great deal but otherwise
Il getting along nicely,
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R. F. D. No. 2.

Mrs. E. F. Knerr returned Sunday
from. a trip to Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Wagner visited
Sunday with Mr., and Mrs. J, p
Lantz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer tanning visit
ed Sunday at the Craley home.
Miss Grace Lower of Kansas City
and Harry Fritz we're guests at the
home Of Levi Taylor last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John 3. Taylor spent
Sunday at Henry Stevens
Several from here attended a sur
prise party at the Griest home on sat
urday evening. 1t was in honor o.
Marriott Griest's birthday.
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CHEEVER.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Beer left MOI
DAY for q few weeks visit in SC Joe
No. Al
Robert BrOadfOOt is having . wen
drilled on his farm east OF Man
chester. Mr.. Jones Is doing the WORK.
Hugh and VIII Mustard left ias'
Tuessav for Texas where they expect
10 be gone for a week or two
Mrs. Elmer DiffenbauEh has been
visiting in Abilene.
Miss Grace WARDROBE spent Sat
urday and Sunday at home.
WIN Mustard purchased the r. =
p-o.dfoot farm north Of Talmase :
few weeks ago Tor g7,2oo.
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SOUTH DICKINSON.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Maust
Oct. 20, son.
Ben shank's entertained relatives
Sunday.
Several from here attended the
lecture at the D. c. H. S. Saturday
evening.
II. q. wIngsrt and family visited
at A. shank's Sunday.
Rev. John Herr Of Abilene preach
ed At Belle Springs sunday morning
]. N. Engle'H entertained a num-
Der Of friends Sunday.
Henry Lenhhrt's mother Is SPEND
ing this week with him.
WIN. seheufsle and family returned
from visit to Oklahoma.
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BUCKEYE.

Misses Anna Moore, Lucille HallecA
and Mildred Morse spent Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. p. J. Winsler
Dean Malott and Roy Elwick spent
Saturday at Elmer Hoyt's.
Norman Kasper spent Sunday II
Abilene at his uncle's, D. shirk.
G. O. Fink and family spent Sun
day at o. vanier's.
Dowald Fulton spent Saturday
and Sunday at his aunt's, Mrs. B. For
ney.
Most of the farmers are through
husking corn.
Jesse Pattin and Miss Grace Pattin
returned Monday to D. G. H. s.
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SOUTH CHEEvER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Bert were To
peka visitors Thursday.
w. B. Wood has bought a farm
near Detroit.
Workmen are filling the grade al
the bridge over the creek at tht
George Probasco place.
Warren Clapp was in Abilene Sat
urday. :,
Revival meetings are being held
at the Bethany church this week.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. John Peatling Thursday.
Rev. Dell visited with A. A. John'
SON Sunday afternoon.
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SOLOMON.
7 sPrCIAI. RHTLECToR 0ORREsPOnDENTs.

Mrs. Caster enjoyed a visit from
her niece, Mrs. H. G. Thompson and
son from Davenport. Iowa.
Mrs. Amos Brunson Of Denver, was
visiting relatives and friends here
the last part Of the week.
H. Bannon made trip to the
western part Of the state the first
Of the week.
Dale Deweese of vinita. Oklahoma,
is visiting her brother and family.
Mrs. Grace Hopkins spent q few
days visiting her sister. Mrs. Guy
Tate at Mcpherson the last Of the
week.
Mrs. Martin Low returned home
Tuesday from Canada where she
spent the usmmer visiting with, rel
atives and old friends.
A number of the ladies Of the Sol
oman relief corps went to Abilene
wednesday to visit the corps at that
place.
James Rice has moved in from the
country and will occupy the house
vacated by Seth Ginder.
Mrs. VIM. Booker is enjoying a
visit from her mother, Mrs. R. 8.
Herrick of Delphos, Ohio.
The Presbyterian Aid society met
this afternoon with Mrs. VIM. Ber-
roth. The committee on entertain
ment are Mesdames Booker, Saur.
D. 7. skaggs, Dick skaggs and @.
Whitley.
The Presbyterian Aid society are
preparing for bazaar to be held
in the Woodinan hall, December /.
The social given by the Methodist
ladies' last Friday night at the
Brownrigg home was well attended
and very enjoyable time spent with
music, games and other amusements.
Delicious refreshments were served.
The social given Monday evening
by the L. A. s. of the Presbyterian
church at the home of W. L. Olson
was attended by large crowd.
Everybody, had good time with the
ghosts, witches and spooks and were
entertained in a very enjoyable man
ner.
Nellie Custer visited in Abilene
Saturday.
Miss Roberta Mccullough came up
from Emporia to spend a few days
with relatives and old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baker OF Con-
cordia are here visiting with Mr..
Bakers relatives and old friends.
Mrs. s. Wilson left Sunday night
for Ellis to visit with friends there.
D. Layton was in salina Monday
Mrs. Harmon and children Of Her
ington are visiting her parents Rev.
and Mrs. 2. M. Halbert.
Miss Grace Smith of salina was
visiting here Sunday.
Edgar Ward was in Gypsum few
days last week.
Mrs. G. Higgins and children re-
turned home from Miltonvale today
where Mrs. Higgins was called on
account Of the illness Of her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Baker and MISS
Maggie Riodan were in Salina Tues
day.
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LOGAN.

Blagg Bros. have begun threshing
kaffir corn.
Joseph Homler of Harrington who
has been spending the past week with
home folks returned Monday.
Ben Forney unloaded a car load
Of lumber for F. F. Linden G Co.
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. BOyce Of Moon
light spent several days with their
daughter, Mrs. Walter Engle.
Harvey Kaufman is husking corn
for D. D. Rock.
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sHOGKEY & LANDEs


There was basket ball game Sat
I urday afternoon between the Junior
and the Senior-Sophomore girls In
which the Seniors-Sophomores car
ried of the honors.
Miss Donica and Miss Crittenden
we're in attendance at the State
| Teachers Association at Topeka. Miss
Stackhouse and Miss Bertha Martz
took charge of their work during
their absence.
A large number Of the district
school children we're In attendance
at the matinee Saturday afternoon.
Roy Laney Ira Noel, Addie Thomas
Charlotte Hassler, Elma Noble and
Hattie Eaglen were old students back
for visit last Saturday. Mr.. Laney
holds a good position In the Talmage
bank, most Of the others are teaching
this winter.
One Of the largest crowds ever In
the high school auditorium greeted
Mr.. EldrIdge last Saturday evening
His impersonations were most excell-
emit. There was not a dull number
on his entire program.
Prin. PERIL and three members Of
the hoard visited the domestic science
department Of the college at Man
haitian Friday afternoon.
There will be called meeting oil
the board a week from Wednesday
to consider some contemplated I'M
proyements in order to make room
for the cooking class.
Students are not always a null
sance in a town as our boys right
well demonstrated at the fire We'd
nesday evening. Their quick acting
and quicker thinking showed thar
their training could be relied upon
in emergencies.
Miss CritSenden was in Abilene
saturday afternoon meeting the pro-
cram committee of the Dickinson
County Teachers Association. the
first program will be given Dec TO-
Prof. steinnanger made a most
instructive chapel talk on music
thursday morning. He is not only
. master Of the technic Of his SUD
iect but of It's history as well
The ladies' glee club covered i1sen
and teacher with glory By the manner
IN which they rendered their selee-
lions IN chapel this week
The mid-tsrm tests qosed l-ls .
u.eek and parents will hear ne r,'
wsst Of the success or failure OF their
ch,Idren. The work IL 20 arranseo
nat there is not the slightest excuse
- /. .,nrle failure and should there
& such parents should make eareia'
InouIry into the cause.
the Juniors and Seniors mao
friendly bout at football satur O,.s'
The Juniors proved the better Pia''
ers. w O.
n me high school played tn p.
=, BOYS a game Of basket pam
We vIs,oT-hlrh school boys. THIS !.
,ns M, q 3 series Of four game.
md ths proceeds Of which w'i -, y.
80, 80 4 vsy ne expenses Of our Dele
gate % ne Rochester e0nie''''
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Creamery Meeting.

The adjourned stockholders and
patrons meeting of the Acme Cream
cry Association will be held Nov, ID,
beginning at 1880 p. m. at the Knox
school house, district No. "A. 9. 8.
Kraybill, secretary. VIII
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For Sale.

Two registered spring bears, 20
land Chinas, of stemwinder breeding
One Patsey Curtis Jr, mare, weigh!
1850 pounds.
Two good Percheron weanlings'
GEO. MERRILL.
11w2t solomon, r. R. 2
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Rose Comb Rhode Island Cockerels
for sale, ten years breeding. Eggs
for sale in season. Mrs. Emma
Loganecker, Abilene R. D. 2, phone
s17 11w4t*
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For sale.

Two seated Holsman, high wheel
auto, top and full equipment; in first
class condition. Inquire Of W. H.
Eicholtz Co. 1lWu
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Typography Goods.

New line, genuine white Eastwood
Many new novelties. These make
fine Christmas gifts.
9d1tw1t NEWS STAND.
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Found, satckel containing tools.
owner can have at this office by pay
ing for this notice. Sd2tw1t
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For Sale.

A good driving mare, bay, three
years old and we'll broke. See 9. w.
Boyce, Detroit, Kansas, R. R. !.
1Od2tw1t"
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Choice Prairie and Nillet Hay.
Call e. P. Shouse, phone 1912.
9detw1t'
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Automobiles oheap.

Automobiles cheap.
One Glide .........,.'.." HVO
One Cadillac .....''.'.''''''YO'o
one Buick, Model F.........'S1oO
One Buick. Model F.........'SSOO
A cOmplsts line Of new 1910 eArs
an hand. 4. b. CoUIsoN . co.
49,, AbiIsne. Kansas.
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The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-05-22

MAKE a hundred thousand aDith It,"
and you'll clean up q hundred thou
sand at the least. Isn't it simple 7
There are a thousand people with
money who would just love to have
this chance. And I'm giving 1t to you
because of our friendship. l want to
do you good turn. I've got my money
In there"
Young Langdon was visibly im-
pressed.
you've always treated me right,
Charlie; you've been for me, know.
But suppose the government doesn't Sc
lect Altacoola. Gulf City's in the run
ming"
Norton laughed sarcastically.
"Gulf City is big bunch of mud
fats Besides, I'll tell you something
else. Just between us, remember" He
waited for the boys eager nod before
he went on. "The big men are behind
Altacoola. Standard Steel wants Al
tacoola. and what Standard Steel wants
from congress you can bet your bottom
dollar Standard Steel gets. They know
their business at No. 10 Broadway.
Now, then, are you satisfedr
Randolph was more than satisfied.
Already he felt himself rich, and hon.
estly rich, too. for Norton had con.
vinced him that there was no reason
why he should not use the $4,000 Of
his fathers. when 1t had to lie in the
bank anyhow all winter, and he would
have, it back in time to use on the
plantation in the spring when 1t was
needed. How proud Of him his father
would be when he showed him clear
profit of 100000!
"Ill go get the draf fits at once. Char
lie. and I'm mighty much obliged to
you" he said. with gratitude In his
voice.
Norton's smile was one of deep salts
faction.
That's all right, Randolph. You
know want to do anything can for
you"
Randolph was starting for his room
when HaineS and Cullen turned sharp
ly around the corner Of the hotel desk.
Again Bud and the young southerner
accidentally collided.
"Where are you going? Can't you
look outT' blurted Langdon.
Haines grinned.
Guess it's your fault this time"
"Oh, it is, Is itT' irritably replied
Randolph, who as the young marse'
had haan saouo
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MY cllenrs onlce Is at III broadway"
The ruler of the senate nodded a curt
dismissal
THANK you, senator; thank You very
much" And Norton bowed and left,
rejoicing.
Peabody turned to Stevens.
You see, even congressman can
be useful sometimes" remarked Ste
vens dryly.
keep your eye on that young man,
Stevens. He's the most valuable con-
gressman we've had from your state
In long while. Does just what he is
told and doesn't ask any fool Ques-
tions. This was good work. Lang
don's on the naval committee now
sure Come, Stevens; let's go to some
quiet corner In the smoking room
want to talk to you about something
else the Standard has on hand for you
to DO"
Hardly had they departed from the
lobby when resounding commotion at
the entrance, followed by the rushing
of porters and bellboys and an cXpe' +
ant pose on the part of the clerk. indl-
Gated that the new senator from Mis-
sissippi had arrived.
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'Uan MN over, salu reapouy.

Cail MN over, sdIu reaUUuy.
Norton had been strolllng about the
lobby, hoping TO be noticed The
fame had lured the moth, and it liked
the manner of the singeing. The con-
gresham hurried prccipitately across
ut Stevens summons.
"lve been wanting to speak to you,
gentlemen" said Norton, full of the
good trick he had turned, but didn't
like to interrupt you. l think I've
done big stroke for Altacoola to.
day."
Even Peabody pricked up his ears.
YES" said both senators together.
With keen sense of the dramatic.
the congressman let his next words
drawl out with full effect.
"Ive got Senator Langdon interested
financially Interested" he said
His two hearers exchanged q signifl-
cant glance,
"How?" asked Peabody sharply.
Norton smiled shrewdly.
swell, l just let his son invest $780,
600 of the senator's money in Alta
coola land. That ought to help some"
Stevens stared in amazement at his
congressman, his eyes threatening to
bulge out of his head.
"Whatw he gasped "You got Lang
don's money In Altacooa, through his
SOM"
~ sure have, senator" chucked Nor.
ton. Hes In to the extent of fifty
thousand, and I've promised that the
I dfty shall make hundred by spring.
9TH make three hundred thousand
at least" snapped Peabody. Morton
| you've done good days work. BY
| the way, New York client Of mine
| has little business that | cannot at.
tend to handily. Doesn't involve much
work, and young, hustling lawyer
like you ought to take charge of II
easily. The fee, | should say, would
be about $4,000 Have you the time
to undertake itT'
The congressman drew long breath
His eyes beamed with gratitude.
81 should say ] have, senator. o.
course It won't interfere with any o.
my duties as congressman"
Peabody smiled.
"Of course not, Norton. | see tha
your sense of humor is improving.
convenient, run over to New York th,
last of the week I'll give you card
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THE CONVERSION TABLE.

The following conversion table was
prepared by e. H. Hedden, project
engineer of the reclamation service
Mr.. Hedden is just now engaged in
connection with the Deer Flat reser.
voir.
One miners inch equals 1-5O cubic
foot per second.
Fifty miners inches equals 1 cubic
foot per second.
One miners inch continuous flow
for "a hours equals .O4 acre feet
One cubic foot per second for "a
hours equals 2 acre feet (approxi.
mate).
One miners inch per acre for 30
days equals IL acre-feet per acre.
one miners inch per acre for 45
days equals Is acre-feet per acre.
One miners inch per acre for so
days equals "a acrefeet per acre.
one miners inch per acre for rs
days equals 3 acre-feet per acre.
One miners inch per acre for 80
days equals 36 acrefeet per acre.
One miners inch per acre for 1O5
days equals Az acre-feet per acre.
One miners inch per acre for 12O
days equals As acrefeet per acre.
One acre-foot is enough water to
cover one acre foot deep or is the
equivalent of 172 inches of rain.
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Lnnndon lras helples

Ldngdon tcds helpless. over his CHaines)
shoulder as though to throw the young
attacker with the wrestler's raying
mare" Langdon was helpless. a.
Haines had also secured his free hand.
but instead Of completing the throw"
the reporter walked away with his foe
held securely on bis back-to put him
to bed, kindly service. In view Of
Randolph's mental state.
From across the lobby Charles Nor
ton had watched Randolph's discomft-
ing encounter with HaiDes with amuse-
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up any measure
for the benefit Of
the south and
Langdon will go
the limit on 1t.
Even a Repub-
lican majority
doesn't mind a
little Democratic
support, you
know. l think
ue 3 just tne man
you can use In
this gulf naval
base bill"
"You can swing
him ?" asked Pea
body sharply.
Stevens drew
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don't you make hundred thousand
with it instead Of letting it lie idle?
Isn't that simpler"
The younger mans eyes opened wide,
and his imagination, stimulated by the
special brand of Bourbon whisky Nor
ton had ordered for him, took rapid
bounds.
"One hundred thousand! You mean
/ could make hundred thousand with
my fifty between now and spring?"
"Sure as niger likes gin," replied
Norton confidently.
"How?' asked Langdon.
The young congressman leaned over
confdentially.
"This is under your hat, Randolph.
You can keep quiet?"
Langdon nodded eagerly.
"Then put 1t into Altacoola land"
"The naval baseT gasped I.angdon.
Norton nodded.
Now you've hit 1t. The government
will select Altacoola for a naval base.
Then land will jump way up to never
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had been accus-
toned to consid-
cradle Difference
on the plantation.
We'll, take that, +"
he angrily cried,
aiming q savage
swing at Haines.
The reporters
athletic training
proved Of ready
service. Dodging
under the clinch-
ed fist, he turned
dexterously, seiz-
ed young Lang
don's outstretch.
ed wrist and bent
I b e arm down
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sWer.
81 have always found, Stevens" he
said. that n little attention like this
to new man is never wasted, and
make it rule not. to overlook oppor-
tunities."
Again the senior senator from Mis-
sissippi acquiesced, and he laughed
heartily at Peabody's keen insight into
human nature.
II think you'll like Langdon," Ste
vens remarked after a pause, land you'll
find him easy to deal with. Just put
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CONTINUED next week. }


Now is the time to Cet rid OF your
rheumatism. YoI IN 90 SO by az
plying Chambe lain's Liuiment. Mae
cases out of ten are simply muscular
la natism due to cold or damp or
matism, and yie' 1e
l5 application Of this !. go slt.
ii. You are certain to be deifht-
ith the quick relief which it
20 S Sod by Bunalgh ny
I'd
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ment.

ment
Now that I've got the young fellow
to sew up his old mans money in Alta
coola land" he chuckled. reckon Sen
ator William H. Langdon won't see
anything wrong with that same noble
tract of universe when he comes to
vote for the naval base. Senator Ste
vens will be pleased"