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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-23

CARTER & SMYTHE, ATTORNEYS
at law. Office in American Nation
al Bank building.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-08-09

church OF Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Terrell
who were recently married. About go
were present. A musical program was
rendered. Ice cream and cake were
served,
Mrs. Sarah Herd who has been Wis
iting her daughters in Kansas City
for the past month has returned to her
home in Eddyville
Mrs. Fannie Cassett and Mrs. Ida
Weber are spending the week In
Des Moines visiting relatives Of the
former.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Beamer left Tor
Nevada, Ia, to attend meeting Of the
Adventists
Rev. Lucy Carter entertained a
number of the ladies Of the missionary
society Wednesday afternoon at he1
home.
Miss Lula Worrall and Edith Saville
are visiting trends in Flagler.
A meeting of unusual interest was
held In the park Thursday afternoon
when about fifty members and friends
of the Baptist Aid society were enter
tined by Mrs Gertrude Metzger, Helen
Clark, Martha Seerles. Vina and Edith
Saville. Ice cream and cake were
| served.
Howard Morris who has been visit
| ing his brother. John Morris returned
| to his home at Buxton today. He was
accompanied by his mother who will
remain with him for some time.
A. D. Templeton Of Hamilton was
calling on friends in Eddyville re-
Gently
L. E. Cawley was a business caller
in Mt Pleasant recently.
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MANY EVENTSAT
fIREMAN'S MEET
SIOUX CITY AND CLINTON TEAMS
MAKE HITCH AND RUN in
RECORD TIME.

Red Oak, Aug, 6.-The only record
broken during the state Firemen's
tournament was yesterday afternoon
in the hitching contest when Sioux
City and Clinton both made the hitch
and ran fifty yards in 9 4-5 seconds
The best time last year was 10 Is
made by Jack and Jack Of Des Moines
Summary.
Second state hose race, purse 1926
and cup, teams run $50 yards West
Liberty first in 81 As seconds; Man.
ming second, :33; Villisca. third. :32
1-5; Holstine fourth, :33 AS; Red Oak
fifth IA rs Atlantic, no time.
Hitching contest, purse $50-Sioux
City Pad and Prince, and Clinton, Bob
and Bob, tied fon first and second,
time 100 AS; Sioux City Dick and Dan
Mack, fourth, 10 rs; Council Bluffs
Lou and Herb, fifth, IL rs.
Novelty hub and hub race. purse
s16E-Manning, first, time :35 As:
Valisca second SO 3-5; Atlantic third
81; West Liberty fourth, :3S; Hol-4
stein and Red Oak no time.
Paid fire department, straight
away, one-half mile, purse $150-Coun-
ell Bluffs, Lou and Herb. first 1.O1
Des 4Aoines, Fred and Mack, and Clin-
ton, Bonnie and Beauty, tied for sec
ond and third places, 1O1 rs; Red
Oak. Pac and Pac, fourth. 1.02 As;
Clinton, Bob and Bob, fifth, 1903;
Sioux City, Pad and Prince sixth, 1O4
2-5 Sioux City, Dick and Dan seventh
LOS 3-5: Des Moines, Sid and Dick, no
time.
Volunteer. hub and hub race. $50
yards, purse $4O-Holstine first, time
:28 3-5: West Liberty second, 30 1-5.
Leaders. foot race medal worth $40
Liberty second :29 1-5.
State paid departments, coupling
contest, gold medals for pipemcn and
coupler Of each crew-Council Bluffs
first, time "A rs.
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GEORGE HEINDEL
HURT IN RUNAWAY
ATTORNEY HAS NARROW ESCAPE
FROM DEATH IN ACCIDENT
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON

Bruised fingers, sprained leg, q
sore back and head were injuries sus-
tanned by Attorney George Heindel In
a runaway yesterday afternoon on
North street, and how Mr.. Heindel
escaped without more serious injury is
& mystery to those who witnessed the
accident Mr.. Heindel and J. A. Bal
lard were riding in Mr.. Ballard's
buggy enroute to Agency. They
stopped at North street to water the
animal at the water tank located at
that point. Mr.. Ballard had aHgnted
from the buggy to unrein the horse
and was getting ready to rein the
horse up again, when the animal be-
came frightened, pulled the bride OH
on the tank and started down the hill
at breakneck speed. Mr.. Heinde1 who
was in the buggy had no control OF
the animal. The buggy upset after
the horse had run about block throw
ing Mr.. Heindel into ditch. The
animal was stopped further down the
street. Mr.. Ballard, and others who
were near the scene rushed to Mr..
Heindels help and found him lying
unconscious in the ditch. He regained
consciousness in short time and was
taken to his home and physician
summoned. An examination showed
that no bones were broken.
A short distance down the road was
a deep ditch and if the runaway had
occurred at this point, the accident
would probably have proved fatal.
This is the third time that Mr.. Helm
del has been injured in runaway acci-
dents.
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HIGHLAND CENTER.

Master Eugene Knight returned to
his home near Butler Friday after
visiting his grandmother Mrs. Mary
Knight.
Mr.. and MIRO D. c. Mccormick en-
tertained a number Of relatives at q.
Sunday dinner. Out Of town guests
were Mr. and Mrs. J. Mccormick. Of
Hedrick, Ia. and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Mccormick of Eagle Lake, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bane Of Kirkville were
visitors at the parental home Of Mr..
and Mrs, Geo. Bane Sunday.
Mrs. B. L. Denney and son Cullen
are visiting at the Mrs. Chas. Willard
home near Ottumwa.
Mr.. Wellman Of Ottumwa made a
trip to Highland Monday afternoon on
business.
Raymond Doak, Roy Emery and Ben
Jones left Monday for La Plata, Mo-,
where they will visit relatives and
friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Trout of near
Dahlonega were in Highland Monday.
Mrs. Title Barrett Jones of Chicago
called on her old friends here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones and Mr.. Pelham
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BABE SWALLOWS
A SMALL SCREW
INFANT DAUGHTER OF Mr.. AND
MRS. J. w. HEALY HAS UN-
USUAL EXPERIENCE.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Healy, $50 West
Fourth street, yesterday experienced
a great fright when their infant daugh-
ter, Mary Healy, found small screw
on the floor and, childlike, put it IN
her mouth and swallowed It, Hasten
ing to the little ones aid, the terrified
mother did all she was able, but the
screw had passed down the throat of
the child before it was arrested in its
progress Physicians were summoned,
but were unable to do anything to ar
rest the movement Of the piece of
metal. They have ordered, the parents
to await developments, believing that
while the child will not be out of
danger for a couple Of weeks. that it
may get along safely through the un-
usual ordeal The little one Is but ten
months old and at an age when 1t can
crawl about the floors. 1t was while do
ing this about 1870 p. M, yesterday,
that the accident occurred. She shows
no very ill effects today and apparent
ly is but little worse off for her expert.
enco,
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PORTO RIGA GROWING
Growth Of 1873 Per Cent Since Amor
lean Occupation-St. Paul Has
214,774, Increase Of 51,s7e.

Washington, d. c., Aug. 6.-The
population Of the island OF Porto Rico
is /, 11S, OH, as shown by the COM
plete returns of the recent census.
This gain Of 164,769 or l7s per cent
as compared with the census of 1899.
San Juan Ia shown to be the largest
town in the island, its population be.
Ing 4S,716.Ponce comes next with
35,027. san Juan made a gain In the
eleven years Of 1868 or 81 per cent
and Ponce gain OF 7,075 or slightly
over Is per cent.
st. Paul. Mimi. has population Of
2l4,744. This Is an increase OF B1,679.
or 91.7 per cent over 200. when the
population was 163,065.
Reading, Pa, has q population OF
9o,Ol1. This Is an increase Of 17.110,
or PIT per cent over 1870, when the
population was 1851.
The population Of Allentown, Pa,
is 51,913. ',,tis is an increase of 49,
479, or 1915 per cent over 1900, when
the population was 35,416.
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, DEATHS .

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LEBLEN- Friday, August 5. 1910 at
$3.50 p. M. at her home in River
view addition, Mary Minnie Leblen,
wife of j. w. Leblen, aged % years.
Death resulted from typhoid fever
after an illness of nine days.
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The deceased was born in Iowa and
has resided in the state all her life.
She was q member of the East End
Presbyterian church. Besides her
husband three children survive, Elsie,
Edna and James. Her father and
mother Mr., and Mrs. w. H. Donaldson,
three brothers Frank, Will and Fred
Donaldson and two sister Mrs. Edward
Musselman and Mrs. o. A. Harry sur
yive.
The funeral was held from the
residence of her sister Mrs. 0. A.
Harry in Riverview addition at 2 p. m.
Sunday. Mrs. w. H. HORNED con-
Quoted the services. Interment was
made in Ottumwa cemetery.
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Fred Boland and wife Of Webster
home OF Mrs. Rolands parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. E. Lewis.
Humphrey Thomas and wife OF
Pilot were in Monday calling on
friends.
r. w. Yoss left Monday night for
Cedar Rapids and Marion to look after
business.
Girls Englebert and son Of near Con-
roy were in Monday transactfng busi-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams of Pilot
township were in Tuesday and called
for a short visit at the r. r. Williams
home.
Mrs. John Nash left Tuesday morn
ing for a visit with son at Oska-
loosa.
Hon. J. Hughes, Jr., H. E. Hull, E..
w. Lloyd and Thos. r. Williams left
Tuesday morning for Des Moines to
attend the state convention. Lloyd and
Williams were delegates.
Rev. O. J. Roberts and wife left on
Tuesday for Dubuque. Mont, where
Mr.. Roberts recently received and &C
copied a call as pastor OF WEIGH
Congregational church.
Mrs. D. Lortz visited for a short
time Tuesday at the home Of his
brother George of this city.
Claus Goode Is having his residence
in the east part Of the city reprinted
and otherwise improved this week.
Fred wetgen and wife Of York town
ship were visiting Wednesday at the
home Of the latter's mother Mrs. Annie
M. TeggatZ.
Dan 0'Connell and wife Of near VIII
liamsburg were in Wednesday calling
on friends.
Bert Murchison Of Route No. was
visiting Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of his sister Mrs. Dan Lewis.
Howard Nicholas and wife Of Route
No were in Wednesday and visited
at the home Of Mrs. Nicholas par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Smith.
of horses from this station Wednes-
day to the Ottumwa market.
J. Halverson Of Marengo who visited
recently at the home of his son Henry
returned Wednesday.
D. H. Goodman Of route No. was
transacting business here Wednesday.
Cyrus Evans Of Hilton transacted
business here Wednesday with D.
James.
Fred Schwarting Of Evansville, has
purchased the new residence. just
completed, of H. Kehlenback and will
take possession October l.
Mrs Jennie C. Davis Is having
new residence built in the .Yoss and
Wallace second addition.
John Hack of Sumner township
was in the city Tuesday and visited
for a short time at the home Of his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hack.
M. w. Bean Of Pilot Center visited
Wednesday at the home Of his brother
Will.
Gilbert Barnes Of Pilot Grove visited
Tuesday at the home of his sister Mrs.
Bert Black.
Ed Jones is having new cement
walk put in about his residence prop
erty in the north part of town.
Mrs. A. C. Moon, daughter Harriet
and son Barclay left last week for
their summer outing at Spirit Lake.
John Kuch Of West Troy was IN
Wednesday and called for q short
visit with his mother and his sister.
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CANCER IS MARRIAGE BAR
Liscense Refused Because Of Hered-
itary AiIment of st. Joe
Girl,

st. Joseph, Aug, 6.-Though par
ents gave their consent, Prosecuting
Attorney Keller today directed that q
marriage license should not be issued
to Lennie Harding. twenty years old,
and Hazel Morris, aged 16, because, as
he says, their marriage would not
make for the public good" He had
learned that the young woman's
mother, wife of J. w. Morris, 1916
Alabama street, is afflicted with can.
Ger, which, according to a physicians
statement, will soon cause her death
The young woman herself recently
developed symptoms of cancerous
condition of the blood Two other
marriage licenses were today refused
for similar reasons.
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Mrs Charles Dean and son Of Oska-
loosa spent Sunday at the Mrs. j. L.
Billings home.
Miss Maggie Litchenheld Of Oska-
loosa spent Sunday in town at the ].
L. Thompson home. Mr. and Mrs. r..
Williams received q call from her Sun
day evening.
Hammond Thompson spent Sunday
with friends at Coalfeld In Marion
county.
H. A. Anderson of Kellog was in
town on Saturday on business
Harry Derues Of Pella visited In
town on Saturday at the home Of his
grandmother Mrs. Billings. He Is at
tending school at Grinnell.
w. A. wilkins Of Drayer was in the
city on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Vanhanden
south Of town spent Sunday at the
J,.L. Thompson home.
Mrs. William Druse visited In Har-
very last week with her brother ALI
Thompson and wife.
The mine run five days last week
Mrs Black of Oskaloosa visited In
town last week with her brother Jas.
Carnes.
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TIPToNITEs BOOST INTERURBAN.

Iowa City, Aug. 6.-(special.l The
Iowa City davenport interurban rail-
way was boosted at Upton by an en-.
thusiastic meeting held by prominent
citizens Of that town, Iowa City and
Davenport, with representatives from
Manchester to advocate the interests
Of the Manchester-Tipton line. George
w. Koetz Of the Iowa house, Attorney
Henry Neigert and Attorney c. Brad
ley spoke for Iowa City and George
Baker represented Davenport Stock
to the amount of 100000 will be sold
between Iowa City and Davenport to
farmers and others.
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EDDYVILLE.


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VIM. Barnes Of Brighton is visiting
at the Bert Emanuel home this week.
About fifty ladies Of the M. E. church
were entertained most DELIGHTFULLY."- by
Mrs. Walter Hartman and Miss Ida
Moline at the Hartman home A very
interesting program was given. Ten
nyson as the subject and the following
persons responded: Mrs. VIM. Hawk
ms, Mrs. Chas. Stuber. Mrs. Frank
Seeds and Mrs. AL Thayer. solo was
given by Zoe Taylor. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Lusk who has been visiting her
daughters Mrs. VIM. Hankins returned
to her home at Mt. Pleasant recently.
Mrs. John Ch!twood Of Abba was
called to Eddyville by the serious ILL
ness of Mrs. Chitwood.
Mrs. Phil Scott visited her sister,
Mrs. Pearl Hall in Oskaloosa this
week.
Mrs. Sprague had the misfortune to
fall and break her arm Tuesday even
ing She was taken to OttumWa TO
the home Of her son.
Miss Ruth Allison and Miss Alta
Crabill of Avery are visiting friends In
Eddyville this week.
Miles Richards moved Tuesday from
the Culbertson property to the Ellen
wood property south of the park.
w. B. Allen Of Hedrick was bust
ness caller In Eddyville Tuesday. Mr..
Allen also visited his relatives j. r.
Roberts and family.
Miss Mabel Lusk of Ottumwa Is Wis
ting her aunt Mrs. VIM. Hankins.
Thomas Martin departed Thursday
for Huron, S. D., to look up location.
His family will remains here until he
has decided upon location.
The Epworth league gave recep-
ton Wednesday evening in the M. Z.
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BLACK HAWK.

Mr. and Mrs. Lorick Kinsinger Wis
tied recently at the parental Brown
home.
Lee Robb was Bunch caller Friday
evening.
Miner Barnes and Cyrus Chatterton
were recent Bunch callers.
Walter Stufflebean and family were
visitors at Frank Beams.
David Glassburner of Bunch called
on Samuel Martz last Sunday.
oliver Prever and Jake Johnston Of
Blakesburg were business callers here
one day last week.
Mrs. Thomas Morrison called on
Mrs. Brown last Sunday.
Miss Alice Barnes visited one day
recently with Miss Clara Elder.
Lester Coop spent Sunday with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Coop.
Miss Erma Adams passed through
here Sunday evening.
James M Smith is spending a short
time with Eli Smith, Jr.
Orval Moore of KNOXVILLE called
here one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Swain and
daughter Gladys were Unionville
callers Monday.
Holly Doll was caller at Miner
Barnes Sunday evening.
Lovick Kinsinger Of Bunch is paint
ing dwelling for Albert Brown this
week.
william Wecksung of Unionville
passed through here last Tuesday.
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keosauqua Old Settlers Aug. II.

NeUSdUQud OEu 0eet1cTS NU9' 1T
Keosauqua, Aug, 5.-The business
men of Keosauqua at meeting made
arrangements for Old Settlers Day
which will be on Wednesday, August
II. Committees were appointed for
arranging details. 1t was proposed to
secure another speaker in addition to
J. P. Starr; to have on exhibition three
OK teams belonging to Mr.. Coop, now
OF Jefferson county, formerly of Van
Buren, county; to give all the old
settlers free automobile ride, and to
have an abundance of free coffee on
the ground. The Great Benz band
was also secured to furnish music
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social callers

Of Kirkville were social callers in
Highland Sunday.
Hubert B. Webb of Sigourney and
Miss Madaline Durfee Of Highland
Center were Joined in wedlock at Sig
Quincy last Thursday. They are receiv-
ing congratulations from their many
friends Sigourney will be their home.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Messer Of near
Hedrick transacted business in High
land Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Ragan transacted
business in Ottumwa Monday.
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the proceeds from that sale were to go
to the Indians. Do you think that was
honorable toward the Indians?
Hamon-We did not look at 1T that
way. In fact, we don't do things out
west in the same way you do in the
east
In some OF his business transactions
with Senator Gore, Hamon testified
money loans were involved
Says Gore Wanted 5000.
Just before congress adjourned,
said Hamon, 1.-The senator came to me
and said he had to pay $4,000, which he
owed to Senator Owen. He had $1,000
of the cash and he wanted me to raise
the other $4,000 for him from client
of mine."
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CHILEAN President at Beverly

Boston. Aug. 6.-President Mont of
Chile, who arrived last night went to
Beverly today to visit President Taft.
Montt and party were taken to Beverly
in the Mayfower. President Taft's
yacht
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The Davis county institute Is in
session this week at the high school
building. Never in its history has the
institute had such large enrolment
and never better faculty been Sc
lected The total enrolment is 1877,
from all over Davis county and few
from Missouri and adjoining counties
Two good programs were given this
week at the college chapel. Miss
Audrey Burgess gave an excellent
musical entertainment and John Will
liams the local orator delivered one
Of his best lectures Wednesday even
ing.
The excellent corps of instructors
the: Supt. Wilbur York of the public
schools; Prof. H. G. Brown, Of the
normal; Prof. c. E. /Nickle, Of Drake
university; Prof. w. B. Downing. of
Drake university; Miss Katherine
Stichter, of Washington, Ia; Prof. w.
l.. Peck Of Wankon, Ia; Supt w. H.
Russell of Wall Lake schools; Prof.
H. A. McVicker of Sigourney and
Prof. Buckle.
Charley Leach left Thursday night
for Cumberland Md, where he will
join the 1O1 Ranch Wild West show.
His brother Cliff is also with this
show
Mrs. c. F.. Davis received word this
week Of the death Of the grandchild
of, her sister Mrs. Jim Hale, of Des
Moines 1t was the three year old
child of Mrs. Frank Tingley. The baby
got hold of some carbolic acid and
drank it. Death occurred in less than
five minutes
Mrs. G. C. Atwood, of Ottumwa who
has been visiting in this city returned
home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs A. Patrich Of Novin-
ger. Mo-, returned home Friday from
a three weeks visit with her parents
Joe Hardwood and wife.
Mrs A. G. Bigsby and baby are
spending a few days this week with
her sister. Of Queen City, Mo.
Mrs. Howard Newell returned
Thursday from a weeks outing at
Lake Okoboji and FIT. lodge.
Joe Curl, Of Kansas City, Mo.,ar-
rived Friday for visit with his broth
ers John and George.
The baseball game between the
court house officials and the f1remen
came off as scheduled Thursday and
resulted in en- overwhelming victory
for the officials SO to 20. 1t was a
game mixed up with some real sport
and lots Of amusement The flremen
being the younger team were picked
the winners, but when those old men
got their joints oilod and forgot about
every. ache and pain and thought Of
when they used to play ball it was all
off with the firemen. Why they even
went so far as to pull aft triple play
and one double play. 1t happened
this way, Krowson caught line fly
in center field and with that might
left, whipped 1t to U. G. Johnson at
first who in turn made perfect throw
to Dan Edwards at third making the
triple outs on Pearl Coy, Emery
Stodgill and Clyde Young The fire.
men in the sixth tied the score 16 tolls
and it looked like the officials were
on the road to Salt Creek, but in the
seventh another township was heard
from and they went soaring ahead
making nine tallies. There is no doubt
that If the officials run this fall like
they did Thursday every one will be
elected by large majority.
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MAN KILLED BY TRAIN,
chicagoan, Sleeping Alongside Tracks
Near Clinton, Hit by North.
western Passenger.

Clinton, Aug. 6.-(SpeciaD- Will
liam Zwick of Chicago, was killed by
Northwestern train No. near Union
Grove, just east Of Clinton. He and
other companions were apparently
tramping it out from Chicago and had
gone to sleep along the track when
Zwick, it is thought, got up and walked
in front of the approaching train. He
was instantly killed and his body ter
ribly mangled.
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8iograph Feature-"The Imfole-
men, a beautiful Biograph picture,
Will he the feature Of the program
at the Pastime tonight.
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Marvellous Discovery

mark the wonderful progress OF the
age. Air flights on heavy machines
kilograms withOuf wires, terriale wal
inventions to kill men, and that won
der of wonders, DR.. Kings New Dis
covery-to save tbs life when threat
ened by coughs, colds, lagrippe. asth
ma, Group, bronchitis, hemorrhages
hay fever and w-cooping coGsash Oh
nns trouble Fer all bronchial affeo
inns il has 10 equal. it relieves in
aJantly. its the s.nest cure. jane
". Black OF Ashevine, \. c., Y. r., no
!, NIl.ea II cared hlm Of an obstinate
couth AFTER ali cher remedies failed
30c and $l.y0. A trial bottle free
Guaranteed b. Roses, Drug Store.
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COOL OUTFITTING

Our '"ggery department is full of
cool wearsbles Tor these hot DAYS.
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One modern cottage On Union St.
near Baptist church; one two-story
dwelling CT Union St. near postolice.
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Try Faber's Pullman bread and
Angel FOOD cake. Flesh every DAY.
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For cleanliness ana pure food srna
try Boystt's a23c%l ..saa
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If you want silverware go to Y OFT s
auction and bay it at your 0-wn price
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Wedding present in cut glass and
silver at half price during the auction
at Motifs jewelry store.
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5 to doses ''666" will cure, any case
of Chills and Fever. Price 25c.