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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-10
BUILD MORE BOULEVARDS.

Opening Chemeketa street through from TwenB-frSt to
the state lands is a good move,
Opening that street may lead to the construction OF
boulevard from State street across to Asylum avenue.
That would make beautiful driveway
has been drawback TO Salem that no boulevard has
been built to the state fair grounds
The city, county and state should Join in such construction
work that tends to enrich and beauty the whole country
There Is great need that steps be taken on broad lines to
build city beautiful,
The owners of property between the fair grounds and the
Garden road have made mistake not to get boulevard
laid off.
Property owners on the east limits of the city should push
through fine driveway on the line OF state lands
There should be beautiful SpeedwayS connecting the state
Institutions.
Salem is SnguIary shy on parks and bouIevardS for
capital city,
Towns like Boise, WaIa WaIa and North Yakima have
far OutStrpped us in these respects
This city will have 25,000 population in few years and
should have miles of finely built bouIeVardS,
Nothing adds to the value of property so rapidly as broad
We-paved boulevard
The public authorities are not doing their full duty in not
compelling holders of large tracts OF lands in the city to open
dryewayS through hem
What right has any private citizen to hold back the deVe
opmen of beautiful capital city to maintain COW paStue2
Salem might we'll wake up to the tact that Il is far
behind in several wayS-eSpeciaB bOuIeyardS,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-10
RHEUMATISM
is PREVALENT
Conditions of fhe Past Months
Have Caused Much Suffering.
4 Strong RcaSoH Why People Should Know
OF the Tome Treatment Which Cures the
Disease ThroaRh the Blood.

Although rheumatism is a disease OF
the blood wet, damp seasons are an eXcit-
ing cause and especially are those who
have % "a q previous attack liable TO suffer
from t.e disease At such times. This
shows that the rheumatic poison was
not driven from the system but was
simply kept down" by the treatment
employed. When conditions favorable
TO the disease were met the trouble
promptly reappeared.
The promise made for the tonic treat
ment of rheumatism is that its cures are
permanent aud that the patient does not
have an attack of the same old trouble
every year
Mrs. A. G. Propst, whose address is
Box II, X. +. ID. No, 6, Albany, Ore, e,
was cured by this treatment. She says;
Through overwork my health be-
came run down and rheumatism follow
ed. was treated by two doctors for
about two months but they did noe give
me much help. The rheumatism WAS
in my limbs aud WAS worse when
stood mp. AZ such times the pain would
ba so severe that could hardly walk.
vas not able 10 do much work for l was
Obliged TO lie down quite often through
the day. Besides suffering from the
was tAOdbACu NANi nCA@
vousness i was dizzy very often and
would see black specks before my eyes.
The doctors told me that my circulation
was POOR.
"When l read In paper that DIR. VIII
liams' Pink Pills had cured rheumatism,
/ decided to give them trial. began
20 get better during the second week and
continued using the pills. gradually
grew stronger, the dizziness left me and
got so could walk without any pain.
The rheumatism has entirely disAp-
peared and have had no return OF il
/ recommend DIR. Williams Pink Pills
20 my friends right along
A booklet, Diseases Of the Blood, :"
will BE- sent free 20 any sufferer from
rheumatism upon request. Write for a
CODY to-day and learn how 20 cure your.
self
DR. williams Pink Pills are sold by
al druggists, or win BE- mailed, postpaid.
on receipt Of price. 80 cents per box;
six boxes for e.. 80, by the DIR, Williams
Medicine CompAny, Schenectady, n, Y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-10
A spraiRed Ankle.

AS usually treated a sprained ankle
will disable the injured person for
month or more, but by applying
Chamberlain's Liniment and observ-
ing the directions with each bottle
faithfully, cure may, In most cases
be effected In less than one weeks
time. This liniment Is a most re-
markable preparation; try it for a
sprain or a hruise. or when laid up
With chronic or muscular rheumatism
and you are certain 70 be delighted
with the prompt relief which Il az
lords. For sale by all good drug
gists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-10

Ernest De Koven Leffingwell, who
is now in the Arctics trying to locate
a continent he imagines is lying loose
around the pole some place, will
never get into the hall OF fame even
should he find II. His name is too
long for a headline in the newspapers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-10

More than 5000 Smiths attended
the Seattle fair on Smith day There
is Smith Manufacturing Co." in
Pendleton, which may account for
some of them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-10

shrieks, and ran 10 assist her. He
secured ropes and ladders, and, with
the aid OF another man succeeded in
rescuing her. She is receiving med
lcal attention.
The evening world., 1909-02-23
Extracts, Etc,

extracts, Etc.
Colgate's Violet TolIe, W..
ter 3sc.. 74c., &1.26, W."
All Scented Bath Sal,
zoe. and soc. ''
Miscellaneous
Witch Hazel. pint. 49,,
quart, a3c. '
Ammonia-for hou,eho,d
purposes-Guart. l2c.
Shafing Dish Spirits. odor.
less, pint, 26c.; quart, 1Dc,
yea Bath Salt. f6c.
Jamaica Ginger 2 OF. bot.
tie, Zoe. wv
Essence OF Peppermint 3
OF. bottle, 1Oc.
Spirits q Camphor, 2 OF.
bottle. 12c.
SOC. '"s'
Epson Salt, ID. pkg, 1Oc.
Bicaroonate Of Soda. ID.
Cream Of Tartar ID. pkg,
2Sr. "~"
Packages Toilet Paper. 9
Perforated Rolls Toilet Pa
per. 4 for 2Sc.
Toilet Soaps
Armour's choice scented
Toilet Soap: different
odors: 3 cakes to box; sps.
rial bargain, per box. 19c.
Buchan's asa Toilet SOAP;
hoX OF 3 cakes. 15c.
Dermol Turkish Bath
Soap: dozen, 75c.; per
cake, &c.
Niolette de Parme Soap;
box Of 3 cakes. lie.
Exquisite Bouquet Soap;
per cako. loo.
Packers Tar Soap. 12c.
Woodbury. Facial Soap.
cake 1DC.
The evening world., 1909-02-23
Left Fat; Back Slender
By "FOOTLICHTS."

Glau and his overweight chorus from the
",oro,,a,,,., ,,,.. ..,.,.,., ~ r,,.
"e'ol"a"e company nave re'urheu " Nv"
York in what may be described as greatly
reduced circumstances Nh, M IN finances
IL. - a,,, T., .,,, a,on,. 10
.e' r" oe saw noF yet III NUMBERS s'o'' w.
but In avoIrdupois-t is to say, gross
flesh The entire galaxy has lost out in this
ro.,o,, ,,,,,h -, IT, .,,'.,
'e'pe'' n'uoh \" US ""NanSase'
1t seems the people out West will support
slim ballerinos and M other and mir IN .
,,,,,,, .1,,a,,.a., ,...',.,, 80, a,.
MUS o"''ooi enoF"S carl'e'' 50 10 spe"A'
no weight with them. They treated that
The evening world., 1909-02-23
CLASH OVER KE|RAN
COMPANY ENDED
Receiver Named by State
Court VIII Have Sole
Charge of Concern.

Tho hearing In the personal ank-
ruptcy petition obj Patrick j. Kieran
before United States Commissioner AL
eXander will go on again tomorrow at
II o'clock
To-day Attorney Montagu, represent
ing State Receiver Thomas F. Gilroy
ir,, moved before judge Holt that the
opinion Of Referee Peter p. Olney, APP
pointed to determine whether the Fidel-
ity Funding Company was or was not
amonahe to the Federal Bankruptcy
laws, be made permanent and binding.
Mr.. Olney's opinion left no alternative
as he said in his report, that according
to the law the Court sad no power to
render the concern liable under the fed
eral bankruptcy act. and with that opin-
ion confirmed by the Court the settle
ment of the Company's affairs will be
proceeded with by Thomas +. Gilroy,
appointed receiver by the State court.
The personal petition, which is invol-
untary, VIII be passed upon by Commits
sioner Alexander soon. Kieran and his
lawyer, Moses Shire, Of Buffalo, contend
there Is now lodged In various trust
companies and banks, not only in this
city, but in some two score banks
throughout the country, securities and
notes Of value to far exceed all the
liabilities OF both the Fidelity Funding
Company and Mr., Kieran personally,
The evening world., 1909-02-23
KING RECEIVES STILLMtN
AND WILLIAM ROCKEFELLER
Other Americans Also Presented
to British Ruler at Levee BY
Ambassador Reid.

LONDON, Feb. 93,-Klng Edward held
his first lcvee Of the season ut st.
James's Palace Mt noon to-day, which
was well attended, among those present
being the majority OF the members OF
the Cabinet and the diplomatic corps.
The American Ambassador, Whitelaw
Reid, was in the diplomatic group. He
was accompanied by John Ridgeey Car
ter, secretary OF the embassy; Lieut.
Commander John II. Gibbons, the naval
attache Capt. sidney a. Cloman, the
military attache, and Craig w. Wads-
worth, second secretary OF the embassy.
Ambassador Reid presented to the
King Arthur Orr. the new third secre-
tary, William Rockefeller, James Still.
man. ~ New York. l.. H. NcCur-
mick, an American resident Of London.
and Lieut. Commander Chester Wells,
Y. s. y.
The evening world., 1909-02-23
TRY THIS FOR COLDS

Mix half ounce OF Concentrated pine com.
pound with two ounces OF glycerine and a
half pint OF good whiskey; shake It well
each time and use in doses OF teaspoontul
to a tablespoonful every four hours
These ingredients can be obtained from
any good druggist, who will prepare the
mixture. or it can be mixed at home.
This is said TO be tho quickest cough and
cold cure known TO science, and at the same
time IL has u splendid tonic effect which
benefits the whole system. The Concen-
trated pine is a special pine product refined
for medical use, and comes only In half
ounce bottles, each inclosed In tin screw
top case. which is aIrtight to retain all the
original strength Of the fluid, but be sure 1t
is labelled Concentrated
The evening world., 1909-02-23
Brushes

zoe. Hair Brushes. 1Oc.
Tooth Brush. all bristles,
Sr.
Initial Tooth Brushes, 25c.
Complexion Brush. 18c. to
B5c.
Peroxide OF Hydrogen, 16
or, lOc,
The evening world., 1909-02-23
"RlLLY possUMs" IN PARADE

ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. 23-Georg..
will be represented by the largest dele.
cation OF any Southern State at tn
Taft inaugural Two companies OF tn
National Guard, $50 cadets from tn,
Georgia Military academy and the
Donald Frazer Military School, and the
Atlanta F!remtn's Fife and Drum
Corps Of thirty-tlve will leave At
lama on Monday OF next week for
Washington. In addition, a hundred
citizens OF Georgia will march in the
parade, carrying lot OF Billy Pos
sums
The evening world., 1909-02-23

Pea Beans - New York
State, hand picked
beans: 10 lbs, C3n
5oc.: . lbs. 80. .SSS
Flour -. Royal Stuart
Brand; none better
milled; below the price
a, III. mill; bbl., In
wood. $780, ". 8Cc
Dbl sack. ......o s
Yellow or White Corn
Meal-Kiln dried; ape
eiai. lob. sack. &C.;
6-lb, 4n
sack. .....,,
The evening world., 1909-02-23
Hair TONES, etc.

Idea "a Sage Hair Tonic
Seven e;: 1 Sutherland sisters
Hair Grower, 3Sc. and 7Sc.
Ed, Plnaud's Eau de Qui-
nine. iOc., SOC. and $3.50.
LIQUID Green Soap. for
shampooing, 10c.. 36c.
Fee Shampoo large 'sF'
Miro Dena Hair Tonic, u.
Westphal's Ausiliator &c.,
panderIne. 15c.. 2Oc.. Soc.
Macdonald Gray Hair
Color, a superior article
which Is guaranteed. zoe.
Soc, 81.
Manicure Articles
soc. Buffers, 25c. NJ,
Dr. Pray's Ongaline, Zoe.
DR.. ,Pray's Rosaline or Nall
Powder, 10c.
Rose Nall Bleach, 19c.
ldealia Nall Enamel. cake
Beecham's Aiabas tine,
makes every woman her
own manicure. 65c.
English Steel Manicure
Scissors, 4Sc.
l5c. Flexible Steel Nall
Files. 10c.
Harnish Nall Enamel, DOC.
Orangewood Sticks, any
shape. dozen, Sc.
Emery Boards. dozen. &c.
Rubber Goods
Hot Water Bottles, 2 at.
-. 4sc.; 3 Qt., Ode.
Hodsman Reliable Water
Bottle. 2 at., 7Sc.; 3 at..
soc.
Simpson Crawford Co.
Rapid Flow Fountain
Syringe, 3 hard rubber
pipes: . at. size. Soc.
Rubber Complexion Bulbs
for Massaging. 16c.
Triumph Perfume Atom
izer. zoe.
The evening world., 1909-02-23

The imported chin strap. Is the
only device which will positively
reduce the double chin, prevent
dropping mouth and wilted throat.
This Is distinctly French inven-
ton, and especially desirable now
that the slender form Is In vogue.
Our efficient saleswomen will
demonstrate its practical advan-
tages
The evening world., 1909-02-23

Hams, Royal Stuart Brand, U. S. in
spected mild, tender, lean hams, sold
regularly at l6c, ; special for
d %f@n Ib. ''.. ...'" grocery l1Rc
The evening world., 1909-02-23
Powders
Sheffield's Tooth Paste.

Sheffield's Tooth Paste.
Mennen's Borated or Violet
Talcum Powder, 1Oc.
1dealls Violet Talcum Pow.
der, 1Sc.
Bradley's Violet Talcum.
$ OF. Jar, 95c.,
Hudnu,'s villet Sec. Tai.
cum, 25c.
Talcum Powder. 25c.
Nine: LIE Fevre Talcum
Powder, 25c.
b T "a Violet Face Pow
Violet Amber Royal Face
Powder. S1.6O.
Supreme" Face Powder,
ne new French odor,
Honbigants Ideal Face
Powder, $500.
Extracts and Toilet
Waters
Roger q Gallet v!ole, De
Parne. Peau De Espagne
or India Hay. or. 52c.
Pinaud Violet. Jockey Club
or Jasmir. or. 30c.
Dorothy Gy Vernon Extract,
Naomi Extract. o.. Toe.
Pivers' Azurea. La Trefe
or Floramye. or. R5c,
Eieasia Ideal Eau de Toll
letie. bottle. soc.
Supreme Extract. the new
French odor. or. S1.35.
Babcock's Corylopsis Ex-
tract. or. 6Oc.
Oakley's Corylopsis Ex-
tract, o., Zoe.
Meadowbrook Violet Water,
4Sc.
47l1 Cologne, 4 or. zoe.
Kaiserine German Cologne.
4 or. soc.
1denlia Rose and Violet
Toilet Water, 4 or. 8Sc.
ldealla Florida Water. 8
The evening world., 1909-02-23
Powders
Special Showing of
Parfume Finitia
Dartan, Paris

The smart woman who desires
individuality in perfume will
readily appreciate this most ex-
reptional line.
Extract, $l.l5 $2.lO
Eau de Toilet, $l.l5&S2.lO
Lotion, 95c Brilliantine, zoe
Sachet, Csc Soap, 45c
Face Powder. 75c
Talcum Powder, zoe
Bath Powder, Soc e. 55c
The evening world., 1909-02-23

race NTcAIlS
Lundborg's Peroxide Mas.
sage Cream, soc.
Espey's Cream, 12c.
Idea!ia Cold Cream. v
Peroxide Cold Cream. q
skin bleach, 18c.
Marvin's O1ygenated Skin
Purifier. cleanscs and re-
moves slight facial blem-
ishes. 6Oc.
Keeier's Superior Cold
Cream, 4 or. 3Dc.
Cake Cold Cream Soap
free with each jar.
Rose Almond Cream. for
chapped hands, 1Oc.
Rose Water. Benzoin and
Glycerine. 8 OF. bottle.
Witch Hazel, liquid cream.
for whitening the skin,
1Oc.
Cucumber and Elderhower
Cream. 4 or. Doc.
Holmes Frostilia. i3c.
American Beauty LIQUID
Rouge. tSr The Ups and
Toilet Benzoin. 4 OF. bot.
tie. zoe.
Powders
Roger & Gallets Rice Pow.
der, 14c.
Dentiseptine Tooth Pow
der, 12c.
Calox Tooth Powder. 10c.
sozodont Tooth Powder or
Paste. 1Ec,
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OSLO,

Ella johnson was a Drookiags Wis
itor Monday.
Oscar and Hulda Bergh were yolga
visitors "wednesday.
Gerhard Tousager spent Sunday
under the parental roof.
A p. Holm and family spent a part
of the week az n. O. ReHling's.
c. T. Knutson and family of yolga.
spent sundar with Oslo friends.
Ida El-eure.ch Of Aurora. spent the
past week with the Nasistad family.
Henry B9llke and family Of Brook
iags. syen, Sunday at r. \. Wosje's.
Ed Gould and Frank Chorlot and
families spent sunday at F. n. Fra
ley's.
Ida Ehrenreich and Minnie Magi-
stad called on Alvira Evenson n day
this week.
Willie Johnson is very i'll at this
writing. His many friends wish him
a hasty recovery.
A number from Oslo spent Saturday
evening tripping the light fantastic at
at the home of Julius Sundet. All re-
port a fine time.
Joe Warnes and Hans Edison and
Misses Clara and Minnie Reffling and
Marie and Carrie Warnes spent Sun
day evening ar Magistad's.
Marie and Joe Warnes returned
home Wednesday evening from Mime
haha county. where they spent a couple
Of weeks visiting relatives.
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PRAIRIE HOME.

Miss Louise McComb entertained
friends from White Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Blakley is visiting a
few days with her brother, Ira.
Maude Lucas and Herbert Blakley
were Alton callers Friday afternoon.
Miss Mabel Lumby departed Friday
evening for her home at Shell Lake,
Wis.
Will Sloan and Miss Mabel Chap
man were calling on friends in this
neighborhood Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haskins and children
and Mrs. Wilkinson of Toronto, spent
the latter part of the week at the
erase home.
Robert Cunningham and wife and
daughters. who have been visiting rela'
tives the past week returned to their
home at Worthwhile Monday.
The Dun brothers returned home
from Wisconsin, where they we're call
cd by the serious illness of their moth
er. They Lett her much improved in
health.
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N

Thos. LAWN vas an EIktcn hustler
last SUNDAY.
Henri Hartman was in Aurora on
business Monday.
Earl Hartman wAs visiting friends
il Elkton last Sunday
Mrs. Thos .Hurney w&s calling On
her parents last Sunday.
Mr.. and Ms Raymer were driving
through Ps-nell Sunday.
Tho.. LAWN ~as calling on Ills girl
sunday. Good WORK. Tom
John Schweickert and son leon,
were hauling grain last week
oryille Marshall Of Elkton. was cali
ed st Tom HcCarthy's last week
Matt Clarke, Jr.. was calling on his
sister, Mrs. Bergman last Sunday.
Roger Culhane Of Ekton, is out i'm
proving things on his farm this week
John Smith passed through Parnell
enroute to EIkton OF business Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chrystal were visiting
With John Culhane, Jr-. Sunday even
ing.
Will Mccarthy went to Watertown
last week 10 take il the BaTnum q
Bailey circus.
Nellie Bird OF Ellsworth, MINI, is
spending the summer 81 the home Of
John Culhane.
John Arndt pulled out & separator
last Saturday. John is getting ready
FOR the big fail run.
Ora Collit0n Of Elkton. is spending q
few weeks al the home q his sister,
Mrs. John Culhare. Jr.
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ALTON.

Verne Richards Ia row wazking for
Mill Mcknight
Mr.. and Mrs. Comp spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Green
Mrs. Haynes was a pleasant caller
at VI. s. Taayer's Friday.
James Bane Of Fountain. was a
business caller al White Wednesday.
Miss Birdie Duff OF Prairie Home,
spent Saturday afternoon at Class.
Mrs. G. A. Null and Master Donald
departed Wednesday for Struble, Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Setback returned
Thursday to their home near Airing.
ton.
Mrs. Kern and Mrs. Class spent
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Lucklr-
bill
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers Of near Au-
rora, visited at the Comp home We'd
nesday.
Mrs. f. c. Brink took dinner Wed.
nesday with Mr.. and Mrs. John Nil
Ter Of White.
Mrs. Clyde Grove Of White. enjoy
ed an over-sunday visit with her sis
ter. Mrs. Null.
Mrs. Fred Falk and daughter, Floz-
sic were shopping in Brookings the
first of the week
Mrs. G. a. Null and Mrs. Milton
Mcknight spent Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Chas. Glass.
Grandma Steadman departed Friday
for Gary. where she will visit at the
home OF her daughter.
George Daniels has been painting his
farm buildings, which adds much To
the appearance Of his home.
Thos. Anderson left Thursday for
Iowa. where he will look up a loca-
tion, having sold his farm here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Koenig are en-
joying a few days visit, from their
brother-in-law. MIR. 1.-THE of Water
town.
Mrs. c. Doughty Of Duluth, arrived
Saturday for a visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Mcknight and her
brother. Milton Mcknight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry and family Of
Brookings, enjoyed a picnic dinner
last Thursday at their old home in
as.or, low the home of NJ. S. Thayer.
A number of Alton people as well
as Bushnell and Lake Hendricks folks,
have been enjoying the tent meetings
at White, conducted by R~eviyalist Bud
Robinson.
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have taken their a~Ilotrrents and are
therefore entitled TO vcte and TO DO
anything a white ran cAn do-eTcepi
10 take whisky Into his home an ao-
vantage and privilege retained solely
by TIE white man
But in politics the Indian has dem
onstarted his ability 10 hole n. OWL
with his white brothers
The very first paper fled with the
new Indian county clerk was e peti-
ton in which Mrs. SAllie Dog Soldier
asks a divorce for cruelty, with All
mony. from her husband. He Dog
Soldier.
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$4,000 ACRES GOVERNMENT
LANDS

open for registration daily July 18th
to August 9Th. in the Occur d'Alene
Reservation in Idaho, the Spokane
Reservation in Washington and the
Flathead Reservation in Montana.
These lands are to be opened under
the U. s. Homestead Laws. at SIPS
per acre up to 800. payable in easy
annual installments. Registration
takes place in Spokane. and applica-
tons may be sworn to at Occur d.
Alene, Spokane, Kalispell or Missoula.
Round trip homeseekers tickets at
special low rates via The Chicago &
North Western Ry. July goth and
August 3rd. For information apply
to Ticket Agents The North Western
Line.
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AURORA.
Fine weather for corn.

Fine weather for corn.
Mrs. w. H. Larrabee was in Brook
ings Tuesday.
Mrs. Vincent Rexford is expected
home this week.
". s. Wilkinson and family spent
Sunday In Bushnell.
Wilbur Joyce returned home from
Minneapolis Friday morning.
Dennis Levi is building an addition
to his residence in east Aurora.
We are pleased to say that Mrs.
James Pike is better at this writing.
Mrs. s. w. Chilson and Mrs. Taplin
of Bushnell, were In Aurora Saturday.
Mrs. c. d. Lombard and Miss Ella
Tiller YER visitors at the county seat
Friday.
A. Baldwin OF Spring Valley. MINI.
Is visiting his daughter. Mrs. George
Baker. at this writing.
There was . ball game here Sun
day. ven II 1t was Sunday. Bushnell
being the winning side.
Miss Ella Tiller left for her home at
Hendricks MINI. Ella will be sorely
missed by the young people.
Mrs. James Ford. who has been
visiting her brother. VIM. Collins. re-
turned to her home at Litchield, N.
D.. Monday.
uncle Jimmy" Smith went to
Brookings Monday to consult DR.. Boy.
den regarding his health. which has
been quite poor Of late.
Mrs. F. T. Baker and daughters.
Lilah and Frances, visited over Sunday
with Mrs. G. H. Davis north OF Elkton,
BAs. Baker and Mrs. Davis being sis
ters.
Mrs. Robert Morris leaves for Stur-
gis Saturday to make the acquaintance
Of . new Granddaughter who arrived
July 5 ~ the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. Arch Allen.
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]. B. Fort resumed his work On the
mail route Mo1day after & weeks lay
OF. during which time he had al cp-
GRAFTON performed on his eye, which
We are glad to report is doing vel
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RURAL GLEAhfhGS

Th3s per desires a correspondent r.
every township - the county II y@G -DIc%
that year ioE aEhip - not represented Under
thts heading pr1fs - and We VIII se1c ron
the necessary stamped envelopes En6 paper
correspOncssce mEst be signed ty tSe
accredited correspondent
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Extra Special for Saturday
July 18th, 1909

81 Balbriggan Union Suits, a bargain Sc
at, each Nv
1OC White Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, Ec
Boys Knee Pants, values up to 81, S0c
going for only wv
$3.50 Mems Union Suits for 00c
only WV
2' 6e sospf foT you never bought them lOc
SOC Porous Knit Shirts and Drawers
at, per garment sc
soc Plain Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers
at, per garment SIC
75C Mems Fancy Golf Shirts
at, each 48c
SOC Light Colored Working Shirts
at, each $50
Every day will see additional bargains added
to this sale. IT is mnOSSih1a for nc ~ Doop+;op