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PRINTING
OVERS AND CLEANERS

CLEANING. pressing. dyeing and remodeIing
Of ladies' and gents clothes our specially
delivery z A EMERSON. I52S Wis ave
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FOR RENT-RooMS


Unfurnished.
nth ST. \. ", 15f7-UnfuTnsshed, two or
three rooms second story alcoVe and Day
window light housekeeping also furnisned
-
Sd ST y w, sia-T7yo unfurnished front
roonfs. second floor, with alcove; heat gas,
light housekeePins5 reasonable
sTH 81. y W. 11ol-Handsome suit Of rooms
tunfurnished1 % select parties; reference
required-
L ST. y. w. 21ss-Three rooms. suitable
for light house keeping; steam heat, gss,
nath; convenient TO cars reasonable
10TH ST n T.. 245-oae. two. or three
heat. gas and bath; rent reasonable; ref
erenees required
18TH ST y =. 61f-Three sunny rooms,
With private bath; $40 per month. OWNER
y. Y. AVE. y. E, 57-Two rooms for Light
housekeeping. heat and gas: rent reason
ROOMS AND BOARD
4 ST. y W.. I0I5-Iarge nicely TgT:-Izhed
ROOM all modern convenience. choice
bome table; single. So; double. SIS.
18TH ST n W, T27-NiceIy furnished rooma
With frst-elsss table board; home cooking
.-e-e---e-Dl5-
II ST = W. ugl-Niceiy furnished roor5-
e2rneT house; with or without board; terms
reasonable
6TH ST y w, 730-Large room for 3 Or 4,
reasonebie, parlcT for ,, So
Sd ST. s e 220-Boarders wanted. good
warm rooms ana table board: reasonable
18th ST. y W. sIO-BeautifuI double and
a single room. with excellent board; cen
trail
STH ST. y. W. Ts5-Heatsd rooms and board
-; taole $50; trsnsients, 81 day. a.
18th ST. y. W, Ius-One large front room
suitable for two gentlemen OF couple, With
OF without board
F ST y w e0s-NiceIy heated front rooms.
BOD table. homemade d ssserts: reasonable
18Th ST n w. -9I7-B-fgbt rooms wei
heated: convenient 20 cars: with OF without
board home cooking.
CHESTNUT ST, 4s-Takonaa Park. y c
one or Two furnished roo-ns, with or with
our board: healtful location; all modern I'm
proyeInents; one car fare
WASHINGTON HOTELS
THE FLOREN TINE
100 Pennsylvania aves,ue y ".
CndeE new management. Large bright rcornE.
tlrst-ci2ss cafe annexed
WALL PAPER
Ny PRICES ARE ABsOLUVELY THE
LOWEST IL THE CITY Work guaran-
teec Latest designs. Drop postal
d z REYNOLDS. rs 2 St y. ".
mouse n city We hang gifts for same price
Ss ordinary paper latest designs work Ilar-
antsed. crop postal r 2. BATES. s1 T st
ROOMS PAPERED. s. Up Send postal FOR
EaEnplc and estimate CHAS- l. HTSAN,
. Z Cap. ST Phone L1ne. 20.
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TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

MONEY To LOAN on d c REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates ot Interest Payments or
principal in amounts cf $40 o. more re
ceiyed az any interest period The r. Il
SMITH CO. BouE Bids. 1Fs y y ave-
MONEY TO L.OA=gz50 20 5000 -, y =
-esl estate Interest lou. and an trans
artio1s conducted vzfth economical consider
alton for borruwerr.
WI H SAUNDERS & CO
TEr-
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

DROP POSTAL for our estimates on house
repairing and rCzuoEaIIng J. 2 GIBBS
1873 L ST X W Phone n 2507 and Y IZ28 n
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WINES AND LIQUORS

7ROCKBRIDGE-" The Best. s. % Per Cal.
sc per quart Delftercd anywhere
JOHN LYNCH
90 SIN St X y. Phone Main $50
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED

n H PHILPITT, Reliable Umbrella and
Parasol Maker. Repairing and re-c0veriEg-
Cravenette. gloria and SIX 81 SCI = 81 NJ
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YOUNG GENTLE8IAS wishes 70 exchange
small services about the house for a fur
nished room with private family.
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ATTORNEYS

THE RATIONALE OF DIVORCE.
Pamphlet or the subject free on appiica-
ton. J. c. DE PCTRON. Attorney-at law.
81 Pa ave. NashinEton. y. c
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Money Loaned SalariAd PeoDle

and others including women keeping house
without security easy payments OFFICES n
s. principal cities save yourself money BY
getting my terms frsL D. Il TOLLAE
Room SOC 80 1sIR ST. NJ Va
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CARPET CLEANING

~-LBERT HAHLERT & CO., Improved Steam
Carpet Cleaners cleaning. making and lay
lnE carpets and rugs. mattress making 80
3 ST = W Phone " 3136
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MONEY TO LOAN on real estate loves.
rates prior payment privileges. large
amounts TYLER a TEEE1F2FOED. go 1s.h.
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FOR RENT-R00MS
Furnished and UnfuTniShed.
WANTED-ROOMS

ST S E. 1S7-Room for Light houseks-
ing furnished or unfuruis1ed-
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AUCTION SALES

FOX sAIE-I am turning my livery building
in-O a garage and VIII sell my entire
Ivory equipment Gas separate iteusJ a.
PUBLIC AUCTION
Consisting % horses ianSzus. brouEhans
c. Wages, EuTTcgS. Tula bouts business UaE-
ttls, harness. etc. Jan. & 1el1. a. u g. m g.
front q present place OF business. as E-h 81
y W EALpH A STEELE, Vashiueton-
=. @. TERMS CASH.
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WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS2
White Rep and Moderate prices LEON L.
CAHOON, Acme Window Cleaning Co. Re
Eaoved - ~ g St y Is. Phone n 7l5S.
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FOR SALE-f1s Isl ST. G. v. k-zne hossss-
P-ehIy O. room Tor wagons. stable sr1r8
yard just the 5hing for coIored nan &C.,.
n naulngi 2lg9 cash. balance easy tsrnss
- O5ioTd BIDS. 18th and n Z ave. 1
S-STORT FRAME. % feet front: rents fo-
&C. Price $z,l5e. JSO. F. COSTELLO.
autchtns Bldg, 10th and y SITS
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DUMPING GROUND

DUMFISG GROUND. CONVENIENT 10
THE BUSINESS SECTION.
Easi j. accessible from any part Of business
Vas ston- Make arran geLlerts Tor priv
fleges OF dumping with
OLD DOMINION DUMPING CO,
70s . ST. y W
Hours. 10 70 J.
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RUG WEAVING.

BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from old carpets
The WaehiuE1or Rug weaving CO. oaFI-e
and WORKS 81 5th 81 n W Main Ks
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CLOCK HOSPITAL
BIRDS AND ANIMALS.

DOGS RENDERED I3T0TUNE from dfgtar,-
per By vaccination with imported German
serum Particulars upon application Dr.
CECIL FRENCH. rs 18th St y. "
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MODEL WORK

MODEL and experiment. work OF an Kinda
SCHA EE-ER BROS
Phone Main 70SL So II St N "
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-03-24
OLD LANDMARK
WAS REMOVED

The last of the old overhead WAGON
bridges that for wears have been land
marks dotting the channel of tbe old
PENNSYLVANIA canal between Runert
and Northumberland was obliterated
yesterday. Since the abandoned canal
fell into the hands of the ID. l., g. w
railroad company. the bridges which
extended from the north side of the
track to the opposite side Of the canal
ana formerly afforded the only means
for the farmer to cross the waterway,
have been torn down one bv one until
the only one remaining was that on
the farm of Jacob Shultz, about three
miles above Danyille.
Yesterday forenoon the huge steam
crane used for such work, the property
Of the railroad comnarv. was brought
down from Scranton and about TEN
thirty the work began, with the as
sistauce of the local yard engine. In
few minutes hooks had been adjusted.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-03-24
A SUICIDE

Isaac Deisher, of Muncy r. L. d. :,
hanged himself yesterday morning at
the home of his brother, Benjamin
Deisher, near Turbotville.
The unfortunate man was residing
with his brother Yesterday morning
he went TO the barn to milk, his broth
er following short time afterward
found the man hanging from the floor
of'the wagon room.
Melancholy, induced by domestic
troubles, is probably the cause of the
rash act
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-03-24


1t was brought to the attention of
the managers that an official award of
last seasons pennant had never been
made On motion of Job, seconded by
Laubach, the pennant was officially
awarded to Danvillo by unanimous
vote.
On motion of Hoffman, seconded by
Colley, the Morning Press, of Blooms
burg, was given a vote Of thanks for
the pennant.
President McCollum appointed the
following umpires Yerrick, of Dan
Vile; Hagemyer, of Bloomsbury; Fish
er, of Nanticoke, and Sweeney, of
Alden. Alternates, Joseph Wilson, of
Wilkes Barre and f. J. Flaherty, of
Bloomsbury.
1t was decided that the teams should
all use strip tickets. each having a
different color.
1t was also the sense of the meeting
that the visiting team should have
charge Of the gate, and should have a
man on the gate at least an hour and
half before the game is called, or ac-
cept the count of the home team
| On motion of Splain the Koning ball
was adopted for use in the Susque.
hanna league for the coming season.
On motion of Colley, seconded by
Turner, President McCollum was vot-
ed $50 in payment for services to date.
The meeting adjourned to recon.
vene ON Sunday, April 3rd.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-03-24
Wi Mnkc improvements.

Abraham Rosensteiu, for whom Sam
Mouror ON Tuesday purchased the
three story brick building ON Mill
street now occupied by the formers
store, will in the near future begin Il
number of extensive Improvements both
in the store room and in the apart
meuts above.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-03-24
Rev. BuckaIew Returned.

Rev. Thomas b. Buckalew, of Wilm-
ington, Delaware, has returned to this
city after trip through the State, and
is conducting services every evening
in the Emmanuel Baptist church.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-03-24
NEW LOCAL.
ENTERPRISE

I -
j. NJ. Houston, secretary and treas
| urer Of the White Cross Milk COM
pany, was i'll this city Tuesday in the
interest of local enterprise, with
which farmers and others are invited
to become identified. The proposition
is one that relates to pure and clean
milk-the CAMPBELL process of con-
centration, " which makes it possible
to ship milk hundreds Of miles at only
small fraction of the cost of milk
that is Gntreated by this process.
The advantages relating to shipping
are such that the enterprise should de-
yclop dairying in this and other sec
tiops in the interior of the state where
formerly owing to their remoteness
from the Large cities, only sufficient
milk was produced to supply the local
demand. Indirectly, it is claimed, the
result viii be to increase the produc-
tiyeness Of farms, increasing the value
Of land far above its present worth.
BY the Campbell process the milk is
brought in by the farmers as soon as
possible after it leaves the COWS and
is first run through a separator. The
skim milk is then run into O. large
tank lined with pure tin, where it is
kept at a temperature Of 40 degrees
for from two to three hours. All this
time pure filtered air is blown through
the milk in great volumes. keeping it
continually bubbling, and purifying it
with oxygen. Then this purified milk
is mixed in proper proportions with the
cream, which in the process of separa-
tion went through a similar process.
AS a necessary result Of this treat
ment, not only are the germs, stable
dirt and the animal flavor eliminated.
but the larger part of the original
animal water constituting 81 per
cent? is evaporated.
3 By reason Of the evaporation of three
parts of the animal water there is a
constant saving in the shipping weight.
Four car loads of ordinary milk are
reduced to one car load of White Cross
Milk. In delivery, one wagon will
carry four times as much and on ac-
count of the keeping qualities of the
White Cross Milk owing to concentra-
tion each route need he served bnt
Will keep week OF more III an oroin-
"l9 ioe ci'''''
All the purchaser mas 20 40 Is 10 "uu
the missing waller "heh Tue mix IS
Jos' 'le same as II was WH'h 1t came
from 'he coW-on'N apHoIuIeI] clean
ana pure ana 1ree from 'lseaSe germs
AFTER the a0aI''oh OF wafer hlte
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-03-24
ONE: YEAR IN
COUNTY JAIL

Isaiah Gresh. who was fouud guilt,
of committing an assault on Mrs
Charles Murray. of Washingtouville,
at the regular term of court. Monday
was sentenced to one years imprison.
ment in the county jail last Saturday.
crosb,s coso ,y.s disoosod of for +be
fret thir,. IN t,o ,,o,,i,o T, ,,ssi,c
sentence Tra,,o T,.,,, +aI1 Lin, +I,t
,,,oro to ,1i,,,o.ol -, ',.i,., Ii,,, a., s,,II
nen.It,. be ro,Id i,,rosa o. so,,t,,,o, 80
five wears IN tho naritor+iar, mo
oo,,t ho,r,,or voc di,no.oI 80 !,
1,,io,,+ r, ,,,.,,,,r -. 1t, (,.,-i,
sai5 no ,vas 81 ,,oor, of ooo H.
s,,.,o,-I,1,-al .r.t ho ,.,. =, H., ,,I.ft
~ dn;,,li,,., Lanl nf.1a,, .,,1 ,.,,;,,.,.
Tro r,a ,,avo,, 1,,a,, oo,,,,iotal - a'..
or.,.o 1,,P,,,
49,,
"'''I' = ''ii' ~ - ''le'' oIeS'' ,''a'
lioh' ,''' ''H'iiNouS - appeared pam
Inv '-'' ''','e VI ms ''i'',oii was mar"
.,'' ,'i',' ''''''''' - ''''''l'5 ''i '''' ~
dersrs, ,,.I,,,,, r,.,,,.,I ,..itI, .,.,,I. 49,.
sip,rl,. onfr,,ad 49, 10 Lal r,,,,,,,,
edca ~ ,,ho+ ooorrrod M 49,.
,,..r,ol hin, ,,,oi,s4 ,,1,.i".,,,,
-, - ,,...,-5 W.. -
-, ~ , - - ,',',. = ''e
~ ,j1 80. ~, ,,,,.;',,,. ,,'., -, ,. a."
Tho sa,,ta,,oa 90 tI,a aa,,-t H..
CT tr,, - .,,.t.. - W. ',''''
fno ~ +,ro hnndrod Lii 1'l ,,'l
Commonwealth for tho o',f ,r,,4o,,u
cor,t,, .,,d 70 r,aoroo -, i,,,,ri,.,,,,
nept i, tho ioil of ,rom+o,r ao,ut,.
for one vear
case involving por.srrror+ aud
suretv of tbo neaca was hoo,d hoforo
tba coprt The defend,,+ i, +ha oosa
was John Revors of Niahonino to,,.,-
shin Tho cbor,e ,,.os brouoI,t l,,. Iii.
wife whose tas+ino,, r,,,s srnror+a5
Inv +ho forr cbiIdren of tho Fa,,iI,.
Rover took tho stand in lie own lo
half The Testimony vos di,oroor+
and very sensational
NJ. ,........e., .,-.
-, ~ o'' .,,'''," ~ '''''' '''' 'le (,
10 ,','', -, - - 1'''S '''i ''"'0''n'.
.,' ',',' ~, - us - ~ " So. oa'S
90. - ~ 80 ,''e 60 u oJ-'i
anG aLnsitha 'H,, Ell -, 80 r7
laid violent hands upon her and
threatened to kill her. A son and two
daughters are employed and their lab
or, the witness said, supports the fami-
ly.
During cross-examination, which
was conducted by Hon. II. NJ. Hinck-
ley. counsel for the defendant the fact
was brought out that the husband was
locked out Of the house several nights
in succession. This, the witness aver
red, was due to the fact that she was
afraid of him. In was also shown that
the defendant purchased the coal ana
flour for the family and that lac ma -e
Mrs Rnvcrs was followed successive
X. r,. her t,vo daugbrars NTargarat and
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-03-24

\ Good Roads association has been
organized in Limestone township with
the following officers; O. W. Derr.
president; L. +. Ballet, secretary; G.
o. Wagner, delegate to county associa-
tiOn meeting
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-03-24
ITEMS CONDENSED.

YER OLD MIRRORS aud MAXI
NEW ONES? Pleasant easy work
Profit dollars day. Sample an,
particulars free. THE GROWN Co
1882 $ St. Washington, d. @.
,,3;+,u C.,,.,,.i ,,a,4 c;,..,, r,o
,.o,i,.,,,,1 tt, c4at,, -,
from E,ie conut, ard snecioI eIoc
tior viii he hold 70 I'm tbe rIaco
r... -,.,r.,, ,.ns., D.5...
- 60, '''' ,' 80, -,
.,... ~ i.,,,.:..... .,..,.,,I e,.a ~
s5o, 600 -, ,1a.a,,t,.-,, 80 Wv,
IL.
','7 '0' ''0'', w., .,'' '','', - d. wv
io'' ,,'''''l' ''''''i'' " iS'ii q 'S'1T '"'
wv, 40 '''' ' ''''''' ~, '"''' "'''l ''7''' u
''''s , ','',' "''' Voc ,g, 80, a. nv u
was .,aa.i,sI
Fifty cents stray cur was offered
by Burgess John NlIes' OF Mcdonald
10 any si"'iI O"N. he wants TO i'a I"e
yo"'' vi SUM WI i'S "o''''I''7 '''i''ii'S'
- ~ '''''' an '''' VI "''''" '0s+' "''7
D." '''' i'""'''
April D mas been set by Attorney
General Iodd Tor tine date oil the hear
'"7 "l 'Ig quo ""'Ian'o PoIc'eoIh&S
"H''"s. 'o','1l" i I"'IIch a. murphy Oh
9'."9 'N.l' county ne Is "cc"so' Oh
"I''0Iy 'E law" NJ "lel1on
Our Pride was what the labels on
tha T,,no,,,. r,,1nu .a5 V -
,,ar,. o+ ,r,Iado - saiJ. I,,,+ tLa
fognr,I ,,tboritio. woro moan ono,ob
,ot =, ,.,Ii.,a IN 4no4 +bis i,,,,,lfos
Tr,r confsootod +ho whole Iot a.
ait+.1,,,r,, .o,d +I,o co,,,or,, ,,os ordor.
ed TO put up a bond of $500 that it
would not try to dispose Of the vine
gar as branded
some vandal tried his dirty work in
Trinity EpfseopaI church at Pittsburg
and almost ruined the MAGNIFICENT pipe
or.ap which il one Of the finest in
tbo country Punctnres were made in
eighty-tve pipes, together with other
damage, all done deliberately, Ex-
perts were sent for to repair the in
strument, which, it was feared, might
be ruined. Who did the work is not
known, the whole affair having the
deepest mystery about It,
Tom Dorsey, the negro who shot |
Charles Naddy' also coloreu' at son
man, recently walked Ilgl'' 4h'o 'ne
hands OF the ponce at TOMBSTONE on
Wednesday, lie maue ms way W 'i'e
woods after the CRIME anu went 10
South FORK. FROM 'hefe ne Went 10
JohnstoWh by trolley ana was arIo',G"
soon oltef oy 'he ponce VINO ''I.o rI ms
Description ne declares ',' 'I'l'''
" .'''''s -, .,'.I' -, ,,..-,i'.l'
l'''''''' '''''' 4''''-' '',''
About sLCoo already is pIeuSeu' anu
the sum is growing every day 10 oe
used in securing the arrest ol the per
sons poisoning thmou&hDre" dogs Ih
SewickIey.
Natalie. the lS.montas-old daughter
of Nil and Mrs. Charles Gray of
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-03-24
Death Of u Child.

Charles w, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hemmerly, Vine street, died
yesterday morning at II o'clock of
iphtheria, aged , years, . months and
20 days. The funeral, private, will be
held this afternoon at O'Clock.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-03-24
THE DEFENDANT
WAS DISCHARGED

! ~, o, o wv o''Ii''S
'''''o" ''l''' "'''Oii o''"se'' sucil SUI
"''u' 'o"n "''i ing coupe oI days Is
o l,oaa,,-i ion70t "n ''Oso4 OIns top'c' Inc
,,oa. 'UoN P1"oo -'on,"y "itef-
.I', Nv '.'o ?',.4oo 0oiGiu,'e" VilaC
''N' --' '"'''''4oV''ii anu "isi'ilSSe''
-
-, :, 'C,.''''''' -, ''''v ''"ouV Ne"
'..C,...,. g., mss 800 Il az
~ 4not,, o,' va 'r'o = - ~ i"s'gHs
tan ,, ~, - '...'"i an, ~ III
r.I3 -. 'P . '"i'' ~ ,'ioiie! :" onlcel
a.:n, 49,. m "'''0'' 'ie I"''eI
~, o'''S'i' % ! e'er
-, ,' ''''l''''' o''4 70 a. H.
G., -, o,'',' l'lo0',' ~ "''"'H '"'
pa.~I...,' 80 - ., ',''0'''
4on ,,t;1 ,.| ,'' ,s-.5 S,'o"7''' W '''' mat
-, ',.'''' VIC" L e'eI
-. - .'' = - - I','' U''' 0'tuie
ait,, a,,a,.;... ''-'o', - MS
ra1. ~ 7o+n 80 - ,''-i'' '"'' OH
TaLn =; v,.;. '..l - c c-- - o'"I'S'
Co IA a,.a,i. 11 80 " a. ms
custody and then and there with STRONG
hand and against his will did take
from his person the sum of s9l5 and
then and there imprison him and de.
tain him for long time. to wit: for
'''' sl''o VI '"o i'o"IS' ana 'iiat Whlle
w -" - looii'' 'i,o s"'' Jol'n oller
ate and compel and force him TO con.
sent to his retention of the said sum
for his own use and of others and that
he still retains the same"
The afliant also alleged that, al
though Officer Voris claimed to make
the arrest by virtue of warrant COM
manding that the ailiant be taken be-
fore certain justice of the peace, vet
said afliaut was permitted to 20 free
without hearing.
The time for the hearing was set for
, o'clock Monday afternoon Precise.
ly on the hour Peter Camets and his
attorney, Major @. p. Gearhart. ar
rived. Officer John Grier Yoris. along
with his attorney, Ralph Kisner. was
also on hand.
The information was read, when
" "htae < NN$: -
Peter Camets testified. He said he
got on the train at Mooreshurs and
that after the conductor had taken up
the tickets Officer Noris appeared and
said " Get up, | have a warrant for
your arrest. y The officer took him in
to the baggage car and searched him,
taking S2ij from his pocket. Witness
said he explained that he was going TO
Milton to get more money, which DE
wanted TO distribute amonS hls credit
ors. The officer, the witness aafa- tu.t
him he would pur him gHl n '"
did not pay over t.e m.u.F:a... '.a1
ho begged TO he permitted to a" ..
attorney, SIR. G".aar,, hs-ala .nl.m-
Piled, but was not usrnii.. 90 0a s".
ON cross eNauigal.o. o." "Gi .
admitted th"t be ,oIa 81. a..a.r '.
keep the money also tH"t Ae Jo.& g.
tH" OlllceI tIat 10 was ms ''h. cree" '.
money.
In NH-
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-03-24

The aching tooth seldom permits
your mind to wander.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1910-12-31
ESTABLISH WATER GAUGES.

C. B. Mcconnell of the Silvies
River project spent a portion of
this week on Harvey and NAL
heur lakes with his engineers
establishing water gauges to de-
termine the inflow of these two
bodies. The lakes are now at
low stages and by establishing
marks the intake of the next
season will be accurately secured.
This plan of ascertaining the run
off of the streams has been over
looked in the past and it is Of
much Importance. Mr.. McCon-
nell is going at his work system
atically and when taken up for
final work his company will have
accurate data and be in a position
to know just the amount Of water
available for irrigation purposes.
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READERS GeT BENEFIT.

Ben Brown, of the big mercan.
tile establishment of N. Brown
& Sons, is authority for the
statement that it pays to adver-
tise in this country. The big
pre-inventory reduction sale OF
that firm during the last month
has been one of great volume and
fully came up to all expectations.
That establishment will conduct
a sale of seasonable goods during
next month and will have impor-
tant announcements to make
next issue. Those who read the
advertisements are the ones who
receive the benefit.
|. Schwartz of the Busy Corner
Store starts his big sale on next
Monday He has an ad in this
issue that should be the means Of
his disposing of great volume
of goods and the purchaser save
a good sum. Mr.. Schwartz wishes
to put in all new goods when he
moves into the Masonic building
and is therefore making a reduc-
ton.
These advertisements should
and will be read by all careful
buyers and they will receive the
benefit. By using such methods
of publicity local business men
secure a larger trade and keep a
great amount of business that
would otherwise go to outside
points. These sales are legiti-
mate and the local merchant is
entitled to a profit and prefer
ence.
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SATURDAY. DECEMBER 81. 1919
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
JULIAN sYwp m...ss,

Washington advises the state
that of the $45, 900, 900 allotted
for government irrigation work
the first of this week Oregon re-
ceives 1926, 600 to be applied to-
ward completion of the Klamath
and Umstilla projects. Mr.. Laf-
ferty has undertaken the job to
change this state of affairs when
he goes to Congress but if the
present plans are carried out Ore
gon will receive nothing for new
work until 1915. Should Mr..
Lafferty succeed in getting ap-
preparations before that time he
will have accomplished some
thing. We are of the impression
that every feasible project in
the state will have been under
taken by private enterprise ere
that time, however, and we will
have no place to use government
money although Oregon has con-
tributhd a greater amount to the
reclamation fund than any other
state. The reclamation funds
are being handled something like
the Pinchot brand of conserva-
ton the other fellow gets it all.