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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-05
THEY INJURE CHILDREN
Ordinary Cathartics and Pills and
Harsh Physic Cause Distressing
Complaints.


Complaints.
You cannot be overcareful in the
selection Of medicine for children.
Only the very gentlest bowel medicine
should ever be given. Ordinary pills,
cathartics and purgatives are too apt
TO do more harm than good They
cause gripping, nausea and other dis
taessing after-effects that are fire.
quently health destroying and a life
lasting annoyance.
We personally recommend and
guarantee Rexall Orderlies as the
safest and most dependable remedy
for constipation and associate bowel
disorders. We have such absolute
faith in the supreme virtues Of this
remedy that we sell it on our guar
antee Of money back in every in
stance where it fails to give entire
satisfaction, and we urge all in need
OF such medicine to try II at our risk.
Rexall Orderlies contain an entire
~ new ingredient which is odorless
tasteless and colorless. It embraces
all the best qualities Of the soothing
laxative, strengthening and healing
remedial active principles Of the best
known intestinal regulator tonics.
Rexall Orderlies are extremely
pleasant to take, are particularly
prompt and agreeable in action, ma!
be taken at any time, day or night
do not cause diarrhoea, nausea, grip
ing, excessive looseness, or other un
desirable effects. They have a verl
natural action upon the glands anc
organs with which they come in con
tact. act as a positive and regulativ'
tonic upon the relax, dry muscula
coat Of the bowels. remove irritation
dryness and soreness, overcome weak
ness and tone and strengthen tn
nerves and muscles, and restore tn
bowels and associate organs 10 NOR
vigorous and healthy activity.
Rexall Orderlles not only cure con
stipation, but they remove the caus
Of this ailment. They also overcom
the necessity Of constantly taking lax
atives to keep the bowels in norma
condition.
There IS really no similar medicin
so good as Rexall Orderlies, especial
for children, aged and delicate pei
sons. They are prepared in table
form and in two sizes Of packages; l
tablets. 10c. and SO tablets, 25c. tn
Pendleton Drug co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-05
NEWS OF THE
NORTHWEST
Close Yakima Soup Kitchen.

North Yakima, Wash.-With warm
weather there is a return Of prosper
ity in North Yakima Tomorrow the
Salvation Army will close its soup
kitchen, which of late has had little
patronage. More men are desired for
ditch and railroad work here than
can be secured.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-05
Points Gun; Is Shot Down.

Butte, Mont-Policeman James
Swisher tonight fatally shot George
Lawrence at Forsythe when Law
renee pointed an empty revolver at
him. Lawrence had been seized by a
moral frenzy and had started to clean
out the restricted district with an un-
loaded revolver. When shot he was
using it to smash up furniture.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-05
Consideration.

"see here, wrote and asked you
when you were going to pay that old
account, and enclosed stamp, but you
never answered"
"My dear sir, wouldn't 1t have been
a mean trick to use your own stamp
10 dissapoint you?"-Philadelphla
Ledger.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-05

men came here yesterday with the o..
R. & n. worktrain, together with the
pile driver, and are now at work put
ting the La Crosse-Connell branch in
shape. 1t is said trains will be run
ming from La Crosse to Washtucna
within a week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-05
BniIding Boom for VolImer.

Vollmer, Idaho.-Four handsome
residences are under construction and
plans are being drawn for several
others, the spring building outlook
being particularly bright. Dwellings
are being erected for H D. Pardue,
F. G. Bell, Thomas Culbertson and
W. A. Scott.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-05
Notice to Public.

The Carney G. Kennedy cab stand
has been changed from Taliman's
drug store to the Hotel Bowman,
phone Main 62.
CARNEY G. KENNEDY.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-05

Behold the patient OK. He vaunts
no speed records, but he gets the
load TO the barn all the same.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-05

La Crosse Branch Repaired.
La Crosse. Wash.-More than 10C
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-05

Wiuks-Toucher must be a champion
fowler.
pinka-What makes you think 80?
Win.s The number OF ten strikes
he makes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-05
FROM START TO FINISH

Max-How do the beginning and the
end Of January differ?
Dax-Why, you begin January broke.
and you end II with resolutions broken.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30
9gnlnafik6u(et / Des
J1loineS.

Ser er biit mango, iom bar beret
gloo beo at bgre, at set er gaaet
gobt meo @Dntna1tifen be6 bore 5fo=
Ter ben forlgbne 8inter. Mon
life Ser ogiaa er mango, iom fife ale-
ne nifer, at set fren16eles 11taa gaa
go6t> men 1om tillige bil r9ffe en-
bielpe116e @aan6, bpis 6e bi61te, at
oe fun6e gigre @apn 6ertne6?
geaar set @inter er ganet iaa go6t
nne6 @pnrnaltifen beo Dor 5fole
Oes Moines til Gro6s for, at pi Ser
life bar en- bel in6rettet og tt6Siparen-
'oe @pmna1tiflaL iaa naaa Oct ifpl6es,
at ri bar faaet en- 6Dgttg 2prer, og
enbper> iom bar Boritaaelie al @p11=
naittfenS itore 8etD6ning, gnffer iif-
fert, at fan en- lang @arr9ffe mao
forti9tte pe6 Mrbei6et ban MI ba1
begpn6t nre6 er16nu ft6rre Sel6, ion
ban liffert fun6e, bbis iffe @pmna.
ififialen ionr bi bar at bDoe bam ol
lSfolens @leper, bar Iaa r11angelfnl6:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30

laa mangelfulb, at oct n1naife btl
bore Danifeligt for os at fnDtte nogen
opgtig @Dnrnaltifle6er til @folen for
en- lengere Gio, bpis life Der gieres
Alpor al mart at faa opfert ct Be-
ore &us. Derfor opfor6pes alle, fom
bar SsSnteresie for 0enne Gag, til at
ltgtte BEN laale6es at ct rDt @pmna.
lhfbus fan bliDe bDgget beo @ra11o
8tem College inben ne1te Sfoleaars
8egDn6elie.
Gor at bette tan fe er Der allerebe
giort en- Del, i6et Der ru er tegnet
(neit blan6t Sc unge, ion bar peret
gleper paa @foler1) benbeo $4,000,
al bpilfe11 Gum ober $1,000 er
in6betalt og anbragt / en- 8anf /
Des Weoines> bbor be forelbbig ora.
ger &enter. Wen 6e $4,000 er langt
fra nof. 2erer @asleriiS bar Sa1n-
raoo nreo anore facet teg11et Ell Blan,
laale6es lom &uiet bur6e bpggeS (ie
~l1ng6om" for 1. Mpril) og oct bill
iun111en nueb Sc &ebifaber, ser N,
nnngler, foite inellenn 1000 og A.
500 Collars.
Men MI er @pergsn1aolet, bporle-
6es opnaar bt at fna Gs1e $4,000,
al bpilfe bt bar 1noget ober en- Ere6-
ieoel, men life &nlp6elen? @n en-
felt eller 1rogfe faa @tDffer at os
fun 6et life; men bpis ri er enige
ober bele 2inieL ian fan ri let ffp6e
ioale6es til, at set lille Bar Guitn6e,
pi MI bar, r1tan Boise til set bobbelte.
Mon Ser iffe iful0e oere 100 ell
Ter flse re- iprn i,tben Marsnrg.
BET fun6e eleoe fig ielp og ar6re BED
at ire6ien6e $1,000 e1Ier min.
5 e til &asiereren for be1ne Gag:
S. 8. Se11en, 1922 @opb ST., 0es
Moines, Soma; faa bilbe bi babe
enonu be6re g. @fterretninger at n1e6-
6ele> naar bi o1n e1r Maane6s Ei1
ian11es Sre6sbille. Saa bilbe l1ng-
oon1sforeningerne ogfun npeb itbrre
@le6e efterfonme oct Spraab, fom
@Dnnnitiffomisiion fornDltg bar
n6ien6t til be111.
st nDt @pnunaitifbus tiltrenges
baar6t be6 Dor 5fole, la6 os berfor
/ gnigbe0 bielpes a6, at set n u
tan blipe opfgrt.
Yaa &o1niteenS 8egne
81. 6. ~,&iI6egnarb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30
9seereaarb os S. 6. Gbriitcnien-

@bts man fan tro ct Eelegrarn fra
&iMe11Dabn, bateret "a. Mprtl, bnr
ti6ltgere &onieilspreiibent S. 6.
@briitenlen bru6t lin slfta1e nreo
&onieilspreii6ent geeergaar6 ON at
Ia6e Mfgierel1en al @pergsmoalet om
9an6befeitninger on &igbenbopn af-
giere beo en- So1feafitenning. 81
ontolte oenne Blnn ber / Blnbet for
Is. Mpril> n1en ifglge Selegranrntet
bar @briitenien mi erfleret, at BON
l,n6er ingen @etingel1er oil bore meb
til at bepilge Henge til 2anbbef9ft-
ming ONT @obe61ta6en. Selegrant-
met tiIfgier, at ale &obe6itabsbla6e.
ne, enbog 6emL Ser bi6til bar ftettet
s. 6. @brtltenier'S Bolttif> u6tuler
Zig meget ifarpt tnro6 S. s. Gbriften-
fen for bans Sol6ning 6enne Sag
% mener, at ban 6erbe6 btl e6elRgge
enbber ubltgt til en- 2gsning af Sor.
ioarsipergs snradlet. De foru6figer,
1T ban bill gibre Jig felD 11r1rulig iont
Eolittfer for fin international og
,,patriotiife Dptrebel1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30
Dunak -a11tprtkattak 5tx11ttr
paa &osfiloe Sgiffple 6.-10. Mmg. 1909.

Otter olt at 6gnlrne bill bette Me'
6e mellem 'Dunife fra Mmerifa og
Dunife berbien1me piroe flor &illut.
ming. Ser ifal enonu en- Gong,
in6en Danif= f=gnerifanerne refer
biem poa @ieitefer6 / @ommer,
n1e66eles li6t onl bpao ser bp6es
paa UNDER 6e 5 9ages @amper paa
&osfil6e ,ypiitoIe.
gn 9f9ffe of Dannarfs 6Dgtigite
Men6 bill tole ON @ntner fra bort
SolfS @iltorie / set 19. Marbnn.
6re6e.
Brofesior g !; I +. 81 n 5 r.
II n Com Menicbleger 1ant 0p.
lesning af &olberg).
Gorfotteren S a t 0 b 6 n II 8 .
II e n Com @run6tbig).
&aitor 6 a + I g &C + (on1
|@. &ierfegaar6).
&giffdeforitan6er g g r II p
Com 8ran6es).
&piffoh hforftan6er S a c. 81 p
p el Com &gifolerD og
6 +. g + 5 8 bor m. Fl.
Sg 6e banif=anertfanfe @n1ner
pil blibe beban6let af Men6, Ger
fien6er Dem giennem mango Mars
Irbei6e og Oplepelier: Br9iterne
8 B. s e I e g, og forbaabenlig
81 5 an 9 a n, s.. 6 i q I + e.
8 e, 80. S. 81icbf e I . og
s. g I a m b e Ct iamt Sorfatte'
rem 6 a r / s an + n, &rgii'
bent for 80 n ( t. a m e + .
t a n t 9:e1ifab 3, pil bile Gplf
ber biemme> bbab ser rbrer fig /
&irfelibet> blan6t 6e unge og / set
baglige 2ip blan6t Donfte i .Mmeri;
ia, me6ens &piifoleforitan6erne 81.
81. 9 + + og 3. g teb n 3
bill fren16roge @folelibet og @angen.
De Gorenebe @taters @ejanbt /
&iebenbabn Or. so. S. @go bar
Iobet at 1ale ON onerifanif 2itera-
tut. SOrdiffterne om 6e 6anf>ame-
rifanife 6orbol6 bil enbper bere
belfon1111en til at u6tole Eanfer>
iom fan fafte 2ps ober 2ibet / oct
ltore Mmerifa.
Det tgr baobes, at man ber
biemme ifa1 foa ct sSsn6trpf of, at
Dann nMmerifanerne leber og arbei-
ser 1anet an6erle6es frofttgt, en6
6e fleite bi6ttl bar troet. Derfor
ele6er set os at ie en talrig @fare
fra @eItenS tore 2an6 mgbe frem
for b..a6e at gibe og at mo6tage,
ioa ser tan uobifle fig Soritaaelfe
mellem Danfte u6e og biemme. ga
ffal lignen6e Mg6er NOT fortIettes
40 Mare, og ser oil 10 altt6 blipe
not at tale og ififte 0r6 ON. &ba6
bi foor frem / Mar, er 10 fun en-
8rgf6eI, faa Ser tan blibe nD g1n-
ner not til bbert felgen6e 9cr.
Sn6mel6elie til Geltagelie ffer,
belit in6en 1. Suli, til Boritanoer
& + M a 3 81 r 8 8 8 OF + {,
&osftl6e.
81. s. o b ierg.
IA. Mpil 1909.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30
@n norif utraaolps" Opfinbex*

Sra &rtftiania felegraferes 2er-
0ag, at en- norif @gofficer, &aptein
Soblan6> far fuloenot en Spfin6elie
for Sberferelie al traaole1e Eelegraf-
6epeicber iii @frift peb en- ol11inoe-
Zig Gfrtpcn1nlfine paa Mfien6el les{ta-
tioner. @epeicberne fan life opinap-
pes og fan fnn for5 5taoes baa Moota.
geliesitattonen. SDitenets @rug-
barbeb ober lange Diltancer ct fait-
Tauet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30
ce9iS(aturen.
Minmciota=@ =@amlinscns &eimltater.

be Mirareiota 36te 2egislaturiam
ling, efter at nj Gien6eoele af begg
&uies Si6 og Spmerfiombeo no
brugt til ingen 9eptte. 8lanot 5
Torlag, lonr tog Sgpe11S Hort a
Nep6ets 0pmerflornbeb, og JONI 90!
life op11Qaeoe at blipe ii1olennnet
5tntens 2opbpger, fan lerlig neb
nes nSonnage" =Gafsten "Gount
Option" GorIaget, 9&ornolifolen
Gols 2afe> Hrinterpalgs=slmeno
n1entet og forlfiellige 6orllag inro
Opferellen al slrn1our's itore Slag
terbuie pe6 Seem Brighton.
sllligepel er set forbolosbis oper
RAJ ifenbe at legge Werfe ttl> at nro1
/ oct bele taget tit Sio til at uorett
nogct, iom fan faloes gapnligt TO
5fotteDoerne. 8lan6t 6e pirfeltl
proftiife 2ope, iom blep pe6tagne
mao ierlig frenrbeDes fplge116e:
Spretteliel1 al ct @tats =0eportc
n1ent for GtllDn n1e6 8anferne.
Bepilingen at $2,250,000 til e
NIT 9tatsfnnglel.
Oprettellen al Ell &on1is1ion ii
l1nberiggelle al Mrbei6SgiberneS Yin
iparliebe6 ooerfor oeres Mrbeioere
| ion lfol 1barbeioe og forelegge Sc
1nnite 2egtslatur en- praftiif @ritat
ningsifolo / ioa @enieen6e.
0pf6relien al 9etnninger 6loo
| 6i1trifterne til 8e1fpttelie imo6 Sper
ipgn1pmelie.
@ernpnoigelie for MinneapoliS ii
at opertage @nsperfet.
Gn efstro 8epilli1g iii Stats
l1niperlitetets 8Dgl,ingsfomplefs pn'
$35O,O00.
Sprcttel1e1 al ct &orreipon6ance
&urlus / 6orbin6elle meo @taten,
Mgerbrugs=Sfole nteb en- Sri ftsfopi
tai paa $4,000.
On np 9ob ont Mrpeifat.
Statslicerle for 9lutpnrobiler o!
Gprerl1e> me6 @ei=&egulatiber.
8e1npn6igelie til 8Der at beotog
ct @tDre efter u&onris1ions= =B1anen"
8Dq Mir1neapolis og Sennepi1
County faar 93et til at lto1tebe 8onb;
for $5,490,000.
st fre6e sSagtgebet pna en- Mi1
lion Mcres ifol iettes tilitoe be
nor0ltge Minnelota.
@n 2op i1noo @alget al @igaretter
Stotsu1rberltettelie til ii &eiifole
for ct Mgerbrugs- -Departement.
r8oiebaI" "=Spil ON Spnbogen til
labes.
Gtotens &ettigbe6er til Minerolie:
unber Snbleerne bnpoes.
g>t nD SOB til 8eifpttelie imoj
@fobbron6e.
@n Heniionslob for 2erere Sta
tens Gfoler.
@n Sou ONT ligelD6en6e u8ills o
2obings".
@n 2ob ir1rob @agabon6er, gtpen
De Mprbigbeb til &olitiet at n6oii
enbper &eri ion ion ert19rer fig be;
Spaaf1niten.
SIT &ertsbus=2icenie berefter in6
ifre11fes til en- for bper 500 @orgere
@leftriife @porbeie u6enfor 8p
grett6ien ilegges en @fat uf 4 &ro
cent af @ruttoi1t6tegten.
st Burberingen af sSernbane
@ien6on1 iful fglge nteb Si6en.
Ser1tbanerne ifal bol6e &e6e mel
Gragttafster, 1om erlegges no obe7
Oct 5tatens 2obe forelfrebne Be
lgb, iaa lenge en- Gag ct ibepen6'
for &etten, og ttlbagebetale bba6 81
bar i16frebet Ito ODER bette, bbi;
Statens 2obe opretbolbes al @om
itolerne.
So 11De Diitrifts =0onu11ere for Sc
norolige Mtnnelota.
9et tur6e alligepel bobe fin sSn
teresle at nn6erfaite Sc bele1uigit
; ;6orilag en- lille &epp, bporfor ber bi6
lnttes en- iaa6an forte Srpf.
Sonna 8 e-E IS ten.
S ne1ten bber al De foregooen6
2egislatl1r=S Sanlinger bar man gior
6orieg paa at paaligne @jerne a
Seruninerne en- @fstrnffat, napnIi,
it6en benne Drifts 1nraa6elige It's
Il i. 4 on r Y Z, N ! wv Z,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30
&nalh Am11anarna Bnlarpkaprnittnn.
Sans 0fenb, 11bruimins os @laner.

&oalo Mn1uosIen fan MI puite fri
ere en- St1no efter nogle Maaneoer
baar6t slrbei6e, ifriper ~@ftenpo
iten". &an bor MI bel1uttet, bbil
fen 8etroleumsmotor Ser Fal 6rtD
~6ram" run6t Sap @orn og op
oner til Ssmarfer1ee. Man6fabe
er fomplet, og l1oruitningen ipne
nh for Sen 1tgrite Del at bere
Sr6en.
&t ifal MI forte Tref rne66ele
bpnrleoes @tillingen er / bette 9le
blif, og bborIeoes In1unbien bill gri
be Sagen on, naar ~Tram" 1igge
flar til Afreile I &riitiania &apn.
s(ntogeLig piI Roalo slmunole1
ferit itpbe til rGram" / Can 6ron
cisco. nSram" bliper oa betroe
Neitfoman6erenbe, &aptein @ngel
1ta0, ser ne6 II Mean6 ONT 8ori
1etter &ur1en moo @np &orn.
Sen befinitibe 5ortegnelie obe
IS + a m nj e II 5 n e" ler nj
1oa6on u6::
9toolo Mnun6len, @aptein og Sc
Der.
&aptein Ole @ngelita6, &orter,
Neltfon1on6erer6e.
9lnoreos 8ecb, Eromsg, 1. @tpr
nan6.
Osfor S. @liasfen, @riftiania
lite Maffiniit.
&elmer &anien, Eromsb, 2ber
Stprmano.
Weorti11 @gnne, Sorten, 2oer
Moifini1t og 5ejlmager.
SSSobonnes Birfelon6, &ri1tionia
Meteorolog og Ben6elob1erbotor.
2pitnant @iertie11, Msiiftent bel
biben lfobelige Obierbationer.
@arrD @onons, 9lmerifa, Def
tor, Magnetifer og 6otograf.
@on6pif, @tetpart.
0lob 8iaolon6, Selerrarfen, @fi
lpber og M1tmuligman6.
SSSergen Stubberu6, <mulig
non6.
9lfreiien fin6er @teo Sen 2oe1
SeSnnnar 1910.
vSrom" nil ga antageltg bore
Can Srancisco 6e fgrite Gage a
Sunt. S @lutningen at oenne Moa
neo orager oen celebre @olarifuo
moro ODER og fommer til at benDtt
&eiten af Sommeren til at fin6
fig en- gunitig Mabning / sSien. Sc,
ii6fte Me66elelie fra uSram" ri
man faa fra @oint 8arrom, en- I'LL
&on6elspoit, Der lteger paa en- %
06be langt oppe be6 Moroamerifa;
@iHpit. Ser bar en- fien6t Telsba
reban6ler @iebes Gan SronctscI
en- Citation = oet bil iige en- I'LL
enlig Sptte> ser ogiaa fungerer ion
@oftbus for @palfangere og SSegere
S Slutningen of @uguit eller
@egpn6elien of September III
~Trom" forla6e @otnt 8orrotp. 9e
er irni6lerti6 en- Muligbe6 for, q
man 2ebet af @eptember og 81
tober tan ite6e paa en- eller on6e1
@balfanger, me6ens ~Gram" 1eoe
efter en- lobrtng sSsfanten> og o.
bill ser funne inoIebe Boft til @or
ge en- moaneo ienere. Mean bill 81
fon 8elfe6 ont bporIe6es Ssforbol
6ene er.
Set Tan bpn6e, at sSSforbol6ene
1910 er iaa 11gunittge, at set e
nnuligt at fonme frem. $ be
&ilfel6e bill uGram" oberbintre e
Gte6 peo Nor6amerifos &plt, 70:
,@fsen1pel be6 &ot5ebue-Suno. Me1
oa moa ogiaa ssien bite fig mere en'
talmin6elig utilgengeIig.
2ll @an6ipnIigbe6 taller for, a
man @eiten 1910 faor Ben fi6it
Meo6elelie fra uGram" poa fler
gar. S set geografiffe @elftab
2on6on blep Mn1un6len ipur9t, on
fan biIbe bol6e @er6en a jour me-
fine Bebegelier Sien pr. traa6le
Selegraf. Dertil ipareoe ban nej
8or set fbrfte for6i Nriien for e'
iaabon trao6les SeIegrnfering bil6
nbgiere 100000 4roner, og 70
set an6et for6i ebentuelle 6aarlig
@fterretninger fra l16enber6enen bill
. - 4 Z ! la
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30
s 0 n n a 6 e-E afste

S neiten bber al he foregooenoe
2egislatltr= =Sanlinger bar man giort
6origg paa at paaligne @ierne al
SSernmtnerne en- @fstraffat, 11apnlig
it6en 6enne Drifts unroa6elige l1o-
bifling / Meiaba- og @er11illion.Di=
The Newtown bee., 1909-01-29

spend the balance of the winter.
 Miss Mary E. Munson, of Guilford was a guest, Sunday, of MT and Mrs Henry Munson at White Oaks.
 Rev Wallace Nutting is having his his large new stock barn trans formed into large studio to ac, commodate his fast growing picture business.
 Mrs George w. Wentsch and daughter, Phillis, of Little York. were guests, last week Thursday, of Mrs Henry Munson at White Oaks.
 Walter Sampson, who has been ill with typhoid fever at J. B. Murphy's, is now gaining nicely and able to be about the house.
 Mrs B. M. Futile, who has been quite i'll, is now gaining slowly and able to sit up.
 Mrs Mary Stone is spending a few days in New Haven with friends. |. J. E. Murphy moved last week from the Oak Tree House to the Fay place on the South Britain road. It is reported that MT Murphy has bought Mrs J. s. Hartson's place in Woodbury Street and expects to move there as soon as the place is vacated.
 Eugene McKeon was in Water bury on business, last week Thurs day.
 N. Hickok is doubling the size of his barn by building a large addition on the front side of it.
 c. B. Hine harvested his ice crop last week Thursday and Friday.
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DUNCAN MACDUGALL, M. D.,
 iDa NYa.., C.,

ipl hain btst
 Haverhill, Mass, May 1, 1907. My Dear Mir Rubin:
 It is with regret that l learn of your leaving this city for another. My patients with errors of refrac- tion whom I have sent to you have always had their defects promptly remedied by the lenses you have prescribed and made yourself, and l can recall not a few cases in whom I have suspected such errors, where your examination has proven that there were none and you were can did and honest in saying there was no need of correcting lens. If any member of my own family needed the judgement of a refractionist or the skill of a maker of lenses, l would not hesitate about sending to you for the double purpose. l for one am sorry to lose you from this city and if l need alterations or cor rection will know where 10 find you. With kind wishes.
 Sincerely yours,
 D. MACDUGALL, M. D.
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Dr David Brooks Rubin,

|
 Dear doctor: It gives me great pleasure to recall to your mind a case which, no doubt, you have for gotten by this time. Do you remem- Der on the 25th day of last Decem- Der, l called at your office and told you how was suffering from head aches, fainting spells and also how my eyes ached, and l could not see clear? After trying all kinds of op- ticians and different glasses and not finding any relief, I came to consult you. After examining my eyes you told me you could correct my trouble by making glasses which l needed. Now l wish to tell you, and ycu can publish it in any paper for the bene- fit of anyone who may need your services, that from the day you fitted me with the glasses until the present moment, have not had any head ache or fainting spells. My vision is clear and l go about my work without any trouble, so after trying many opticians and different glasses and not finding any relief, only what you have given me, in justice to you ] honestly recommend you to anyone needing the services of an eye specialist. Trusting you are meet ing with as much success with all your patients as you have with me,
 l remain respectfully yours,
 ...... G. w. MOODY,
 15 Chestnut St., Nashua, N. H..
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SouthburY.
NEWS ABOUT TOWN.

NEWS A6Oll IOW ~. es-
 Dr Green is to build large addi tion on the back side of his house and is to raise the front part up two stories and have the interior all re- modelled and changed. Harry Will son has the contract and has begun work on the job.
 H. R. Stone has had his tenement house, occupied by Mrs Curtis, im- proved by being newly painted.
 Henry Munson has been enjoying the fox-hunting the past few weeks and has captured seven thus far this season.
 Rev and Mrs Wallace Nutting have been making a few days stay out of town.
 Mrs M. E. Olmstead lost a valuable COW, last week Thursday.
 Miss Grace s. Pulford leaves, soon for New York City, where she will
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WILLIAM O. CLoUGH,
 Editor Nashua Press.

To whom 1t may concern: Wetake pleasure to say that we have known Dr David brooks Rubin for the last two years and we consider him a gentleman in every respect. We have always liked to do business with him, as one of our most ap- preciated customers. Furthermore he has established for himself in Nashua an excellent reputation as an eye specialist, and we are happy to add that he enjoys here the confi- dence accorded to every honest man. l.. A. BYRON, Editor of L'Impartial,
 Nashua, N. H.
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Dr David Brooks Rubin.

Dr David Brooks Rubin,
 Dear Sir: L have had trouble with my eyes for 31 years, have paid out large sums of money for glasses, have had my aeyes examined by a number of oculists, but could never get fitted until came to you; since wearing your glasses have found great relief. and am glad to testify to your ability for fitting eyes.
 -.u,. Yours respectfully,
 COL. J. A. PRESCOTT, .. FoXboro, Mass.
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SAMUEL A. NICHOLSON, M. D.


 Haverhill, Mass, April l. 1907. To whom it may concern:
 This is to certify that l have sent all my patients that had eye trouble for the last three years to Dr D. Brooks Rubin, eyesight specialist, to have their eyes examined and fitted to glasses. He has also fitted me and all my family with glasses, giv- ing perfect satisfaction to us all, and moreover l have found all his work highly satisfactory in every respect, and I can cheerfully recom- mend him to anyone requiring the service of an eyesight specialist.
 Respectfully yours,
 SAMUEL A. NICHOLSON, M. D..