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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-24
MRS. MARY KNOTS IS
DEAD AT PILOT ROCK

Mrs. Mary Knots. aged 70. a native
OF Oregon and for I6 years a resident
of Umatilla county. died early this
morning at Pilot Rock. Her death
was due to paralysis.
Mrs. Knots is survived by two sons,
Alonzo Knots and Oliver Knots. of
Pilot Rock. and Mrs. Melissa Abbott,
also OF Pilot Rock. Mrs. Knotts' hus-
band died in 1904.
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row at g p. m. In Pilot Rock. with
Father Butler of Hermiston. officiat-
ing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-24
SHRINE WILL MEET
AT ATLANTIC CITY

PORTLAND. June st--The shrine
today selected Atlantic CITY as the
next convention place. No other in
vitations were received The poten-
tate ahdicated today to the Rose
queen, the annual rose festival sup
planting FOR ete day the interest in
the fez wcarers.
The imperial council completed its
business granting three charters to
new temples. Specials taking the Wis
itors home viii begin moving out OF
Portland today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-24
JULIA CARRANzA WILL
LIVE IN UNITED STATES

LAREDO. Tex. June 24.-Julia
Carranza. daughter OF the late Presi :
dent Carranza. of Mexico. here today
said she will make her home in the
United States for the present. She
crossed the border last night.
Announcement was made in Neuvo
Laredo yesteday that Fernandino
Iglesias Calderon would reach the
border last night on his way TO WASH
iugton on a special mission for the
Mexican government.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-24
RAIL- WAY WAGE BOARD
CAUGHT IN DEADLOCK
(By United press)

* CHICAGO. June 24.--The United
States railroad labor board reached IA
deadlock in efforts to fix wage in
creases for two million railroad work
ers demanding salary boosts it is be-
lieved here. According to informa-
ton here the board is undecided whe-
ther the wage increases shall apply to
"outlaw'' switchmen. The majority
board. 1t is said, favors Including the
"outlaws." Railroad Brotherhoods
meet here tomorrow. They are ex-
pected to oppose any attempts to rec
ognize the outlaws"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-24
TRACK WALKER is
KILLED BY TRAIN

SPOKANE, Wash. June 2t.--Iarnes
McNaily, "a track walker on ths
Great Northern railroad was struck
and killed by "A freiEht train yeater.
Gay east OF this city. He was run
down while attempting 70 remove q
gasoline car from the track.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-24
Three NEGROES LEAP FROM
TRAIN after KILLING OF
OTIS MAYS, AND HEAD EAST
KING AND QUEEN SEE
TILDEN TAKE HONORS
CBy United Press)

LONDON. June 24.-King
George. Queen Mary saw William
Tilden, the American tennis ex-
pert. defeat J. G. Parke in the
SECOND round British tennis
championship at Wimbledon,
with three straight sets today.
P;irke Is one of the strongest
BRITISH PLAYERS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-24

NASHVILLE, June s4.-Suffrage
hopes rallied today when it was learn
ed that Governor Roberts planned to
call for a special session of legisla-
ture to act on the federal suffrage
amendment. following receipt OF
telegram from President Wilson urg-
ing such an action.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-24
Would Jail Profiteers.

BUTTE, Mont, June 24.-'L am go
ing to the democratic national con-
vention to fight for prohibition
plank, a plank making profiteering a
penitentiary offense, farmers pro-
tective plank, a plank advocating
national bulletin and plan providing
for an arbitration board for settle
ment of labor and capital disputes"
declared William Jennings Bryan to a
crowd of more than 1000 persons in
more than an hours address in Butte
late this afternoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-24
GLASS GETS BUSY WITH SAW
\ AND HAMMER BEFORE BRYAN
COMES TO START PLATFORM
GREEK FORCES LAUNCH
BLOWAGA|NST TURKS
tBy AssocIated Press,

SMYRNA, June 24.-The Greek
army has begun an offensive
against the forces of Mustapha
Kemal Pasha, Turkish nationalist
leader, according to an official
statement issued at Greek army
headquarters mere today
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-24
mADoo SENTIMENT STRONG.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 24.--senti-
ment among democrats is trreconcil-
iably pro- McAdoo. declared Edward
Britton. Daniels secretary who arrived
here today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-24
No stand on ireland

SAN FRANCISCO, June 24.--Wilson
considers it unnecessary for the demo-
cratic platform to contain any refere
ence on the prohibition question and
Independence for Ireland. He inform
ed those who will speak for him at
the democratic convention It was
learned today. Regarding the league
OF nations the president will be salts
fled with nothing less than n strong
affirmative declaration for immediate
ratification OF the league covenant
without crippling' reservations
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-24
cArrnn NrNRKrr MAN.

PORTLAND, June 94.-Cattle are
weak, cho.ce steers are Sio.5o and
si1. are steady and unchanged. Sheep
arc steady. lambs are slo.5n aud $I1.
and butter and eggs are steady and
unchanged.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-24
5E21AW
BRYAN WOULD LIKE TO SEE
PLATFORM JUST AS UNLIKE
REPUBLICANS AS POSSIBLE

+ would rather see them die in No
vember than commit suicide. in june"
Mr.. Bryan said in reply to a question
on the subject of prohibition Il am
going to ask for a dry plank. There
may be a fight on a dry plank. but
there is not a chance for a wet plank
to be adopted at San Francisco
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-24
BODY IN Box CAR

PORTLAND. June 24.--sfembers OF
the crew OF an o. W. n an. frafn
found the body of Otis Mays brake
man.. in a boxear at Hood River last
night. Mays had been murdered ap-
parentiy. according 20 the evidence, by
tramps. Two whites and three negroes
are under arrest as suspects.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-24
STREET IMPROVEMENT
CLAIMS ATTENTION AT
COUNCIL s SESSION
New Sewer District in East End
of City is Ordered Formed
and Revised Paving Esti-
mates Are Presented.

new sewer district. serving Turner
street and cross streets in the vicinity
of the hospital. was ordered formed by
| action of the city council at its weekly
meeting last night The recorder was
ordered TO advertise for bids and or
dinances will be prepared for the
work at once. The proposed sewer
| runs along Turner street to Turk and
on several of the north and south
streets between Turner and East Court
street.
Plans, specifications and estimates
for the paving OF Garfield street from
the north line OF Jackson street 10 the
south line OF Martin street. were pre-
sented by the city engineer. The re-
vised estimate on the cost was $l4,-
33405. The district which 1t is pro-
posed to pave Includes three blocks
and the new estimate lis nearly 40 per
cent higher than the original submit
ted more than n year ago. Specifica-
tions allow for the bidding on any kind
expected to be considerably under the
estimate.
Fire Hose Costly
The mounting cost OF fire hose was
made evident when the council voted
to adopt the recommendation of the
fire committee and purchase 1000 feet
of hose at $1.30 foot. The bid of A.
G. Long. of Portland, was low and the
equipment is to carry three year
guarantee and be good for 400 pound
pressure. The u. $. Rubber Co, was
the other bidder.
Manuel F'riedly. chairman of spe- |
cial committee named 10 act on the !
gasoline shortage. reported that owing |
to the absence from the city of MEM |
bers OF other committees for the same |
purpose. no definite action has been |
taken by those bodies. The Automo-
bile Dealers Association. however. is |
continuing to ship gasoline into PEN
dleton to relieve the situation. he said. |
Owing to the difficulty of making
with the sewers on West /
Court street, petition was granted to
j. H. Morris to build u septic tank on
his place.
$4,000 In Ovcrdrafts
The petition of Emma Minger that
a garage on Chestnut street, at the
south end, he removed. was recon-
raended and granted by the council.
The garage stands in the street against
the bluff at present.
The monthly report of Treasurer
Lee Moorhouse was presented and
read. II showed that more than $4,000
in overdrafts against the general
fund, in favor of various street repair !
funds, have been made,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-24
Speed is Promised.


WASHINGTON. June 24.-Presi-
dent Wilson has received a reply from
the railroad labor board in Chicago.
promising TO expedite the award in
the railroad wage controversy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-24


SAN F'RANcTsCO, June 24.--Pre-
liminaries to the Democratic National
Convention here got into an inevitable
period OF hurry and scramble today
with the appearance here of one after
another of men who are to play the
leading parts In the auadrennial
drama.
In whisperings behind the scenes
the question OF the party's policy to-
ward the bone dry prohibition con-
tinued in a big theme of agitation.
with prospects for a fight on the con-
vention floor growing better and bet
ter. Arriving leaders and delegates
also added some impetus TO the discus
sion OF presidential candidates. but
that subject stili remained in the
bach ground.
"wn Bryan. in your opinion. be
able to cause trouble over the plat
form % Glass was asked "Mr. Bryan
has a reputation for successfully kick
ing up trouble. hasn't her was the
reply. Glass gave the interviewers the
impression that he Is strongly for Nc
Adoo. whether in this he reflected
the presidents viey could not he learn
ed. Glass does not regard McAdoo out
OF the race simply because he with
drew his name. There Is emphasized
fact nowhere in the withdrawal did
McAdoo say that he would refuse TO
accept the nomination.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-24

Reported by Major Lee Moorhonse'
weather observer: q
Maximum. 6S.
Minimum. az.
barometer. 29.75.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-24

Ths East OreKonian 10 nastern Ore
Non's greatest Newspaper AnN ~
selling force gives 70 th@ edvertieer
over stwfce tkf guaranteed paid o1rNu~
tation Ia psndleton ana Urn&tAfA9 eaua-
~ OK any other nswsDeper.
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u. s. ARMY GOODS

Bought from the u s Government in
amazing quantities We urge you - buy
IN large quantities. you Vii never re-
Kret ~. Prices We are offering are less
thar ons-haR 20 three~fourthA tho Coat
q manufacture today. ORDER TODAY.
Il, 3. Army shoes. Munson iast, Rnsset
leather. built upon government Hpeci-
fioations Not an Imitation army shoe
GtSbEiR,whA,ihi. reciainsa. wooi ss
u. s Army Soc SOCKS. reclaimed. wool. light
o. heavy. better order few pair %
ges psar :. ~
regulation officers model o. ~ saede
cloth, strapped. curnoBted and Vtitcanixed
Brand new. As inches long ..... .s2e.fe
" 3. Army Blankets, brand new. olive
drah. regulation pure WOOL gIasis
Il. Army blankets reclaimed. hut M
good servieeable condition. Grade y.
II 4 ANY ANY woe, wrapped ierginra. 'i FL
any leg Cost new. - 90 per pair
Specially priced At ......t............ e5e
the hardest wear A. wooL So inohea
long Double breasted Loose belted
back. Convertible collar. Color. Green
ish uSy HIGHEST -, ag go sss q q ns ,,
~ 'ss" Army nv Khasi Rreeches' reclaimed lined
bat In good condition. WIN give ex-
celiant service. Grade a, 81 50 pair
Grade r. si.2s pair. Grade g ...... s5e
III. =. Army shirts Owe drab. Ona ~
the most popular sellers We have. Good
condition. Grade a. 81 IS each or $40
dozen; Grade b. $3.50 each or So donen.
Grade e. 81 IS each or ..ts... SIS dozen
u. =. Array Comforts reclaimed, ex-
calent condition. Grade A. 81 30. Grade
n. sz0o. Grade g s.........+ sss.... $3.50
a. 81 Army steel Cots. brand new. wiH
last lifetime. Strong neat looking
Very comfortable sst...ss... .t.. s1.so
T. 81 Army Mattresses. Made from sub
stantiai licking. will give years % hand
RAEoRS. Selected steel hollow ground
Brand new. sts6 each. RagoF strap
best quality s5c each Razor hone Soc
eaca. or you can order compieta ootht
for s. We. Guaranteed satisfaction,
III = Army Wrist Watches. Selling very
fast. Absolutely guaranteed. lo-1eyel,
si2 90 grade. Adjusted movement. solid
silver cushioned shape case ....... 96.Ss
Write for big free cataloE. Your moaeg
refunded ~ not satisfied, Include post
are for parcel post orders. Liberty Ponds
accepted AZ face value.
BRADLEY 8OMDED WAREHOUSE CO
Cept as Greanvilia. s. e.
Largest peaiers--Army ooeds--in south
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HOW TO GET RID
OF CATARRH
A Simple, Safe, inexpensive
Method That Clears Out the
Head, Nose and Throat.

There t. no disease more effecsiv.
y disagreeabie or no disease that win
.ead TO aa much serious trouble as
'atarrh. You can now get rid of n ~
, simple. safe, pleasant home remedy
discovered ~ Dr. Rlesser. eatarrA
spcel8list.
nr. Blosser's Remedy Ia composed OF
medicinal herbs. Sewers and berries,
which yen smoke in a dainty nipa OF
cigarette. The srsoke per r. inhaled
nta al lhe air passages OF the head.
aose. throat and lungs n contains nc
suhebs or tobacco ard may be used ~
wamen and children as well as n1en.
THE medieated smoke carries med
sine where sprays. douches ans oint.
us@ntR cannot possibly reach. It's sf-
feet 10 soothing and healing ana ia en-
tlrely harmless. II you are q -ugferes
from cafarrh, asthma. resarahaI deaE.
aesa. or subject 20 frequent colds. you
should try this Remedy y thouf delay
Any well-atockea drug store can aur.
ply Or Rlosser's Remedy n cigarette
Or powder for smoking In a pipe. o.
slll order Il fer you. Satisfactory re
suits guaranteed ~ genuine. money
sack offer,
A trial package wln b mailed pest
nala 60 any sufferer totem cents Cooga
~ sfampsl ~ TIE Bloaser Co. ID Is.
Atianta. Ca 80 prove its delsahfssH
a1ae n@ss~ hsAss -fs---@Ae~~~~~~-~-~Aass4
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DODS0N WARNS
CALOMEL USERS
It's Mercury Attacks the Bones,
Salivates and Makes
You Sick

There's no reason why person
should take sickening salivatinR cal
omel when 4 few cents buys large
bottle Of Dodson's Liver Tono--a per-
feet substitute for cal0mei
II Is pleasant. vegetable liquid
which Will start your liver just az
surely as calomel. but Il doesn't make
you sick and can not sallvate.
Children and grown folks can take
Dodson's Liver Tone. because II In per-
fectly harmless.
Calomel is a dangerous drug. II r.
mercury and attacks your bones. Take
A dose Of nasty caiomel today and
YOU viii feel weak. sick and nauseafed
tomorrow Don't lose a days work
Take a spoonful Of Dods0nsa Liver
Tone instead and you viii wake up
feeling great No more biilousmass,
constipation sluggishness. headache.
coated tongue or sour stomach. Your
druggist says IL you don't find Dod-
sons Liver Tone acts better than hor-
ribie calomei your money Is waiting
for you--Ady.
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IS HEREBY GIVEN hat the BOARD Of
Public Instruction. ~ ne County q Es-
Gambia state of kloride. WIZ receive
IDS Tor me p3rehase et ne eglas he re-
Superintendent cf Public Instruction az
said County on ur before the expiration
&c thirty days from the first publication
~ this n0tice, the bonds referred 70 20
consist 81 an authorized issue % Five
Hundred Thousand Dollars coupon bomea
~ special Tax School District NO. is OF
% be dated January LIST 1881. 20 b.
pagahle snfislly - numerical order, ten
thousand dollars bonds on January Jet
IN eaoA year from 1879 70 tssi. ".
bonds on January Let IN eaoh year from
1882 20 1851, Inclusive. - be- nnmhef cd
from orc 70 five hundred, inclusive. 70
- 81 the denomination OF one Thousand
Dollars each. and 10 bear interest a.
the rate OF six per cent per annufn,
interest payable January LIST and July
b lT q M i 81 sSseea b sag.'n uss p saS
accrued interest AZ the rate borne hy
the bonds from the date % the bonds
honSs Wiz he selIveres 10 fho ssiecesef,li
bidder AZ tho ofhce 81 the Board ns
coon after January Ist, 1871. as they
can be prepared for delivery Each bid
der viii be required to deposit with his
bid q certified check on some national
bank payahle 10 the Board Of Public u.
Htrilrtion for Esoafnb3a County, Florida,
amount - the par value Of bonds bid
for by him as security 20 the Board
that he VIZ comply with Tire terms 81
HIS bid aud any bidder whose bid shall
de accepted and who shan rot perform
the terms thereof shall 20 the
Hoard thu check 80 de- The
legahty % said issue of bonds has been
approved nv John G. Thomson. bond At
foruey 120 broadway. New York, whose
faVorab bic opinion Is on lilo with the
Eaid supcrintenaeht subject g lnspee.
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LEGAL NOTICE


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
sealed proposals for constructing the
Rocky Bayou Bridge and approaches on
the Nalfara' 40 -stoiton Road il the Flor
vii be roceived ey TIE ptstriof Engineer.
Bureau Of Public Reads United states
Department - Agriculture. al1 Bell
nalldinx, Montgomery. Ala until D. o.
on the isth day 81 ueCember, 1890. This
work g iocated approximately Ia miles
from Valparaiso.
The work includes clearing and grub
biug and the creation OF q timber treetle
and truss bridge t90o feet In length with
earth nPproa ches
The contract form and the maps
plans, epscl ncatEans and cstimata %
quantities. may b. examined rs respon.
sible contractors ard copies Of plane OBJ
tanned al the Office of District Engineer.
Hureau of Public Roads, atI Bell Build
ing. Montgomery. AIahama Pans may
also be inspected ~ the Office of Bu-
reau % Puoiio Roads. care IA ~ Herr
man, Perkins Building ITALIA Ia saee.
Florida, Once ~ Forest Supervisor II. =.
Bishop. Custom House. Pensacola Flor
lda. ard office 81 County Clerk. County
Court House, Crestview Florida
All proposaie must ~ made on forms
and In accordance With Iua4rnetlonR.
forming q part Of the specifications and
must be accompanied 81 d propeoa i
qua rantea tn an amount equal 20 az least
five tai per cent ~ the total amount OF
rhe fisht Is reserved 20 reject any
AZ. IoDER,
District Engineer.
80nov- dec- 80. II-14
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statesmen


WANTED statesmen 70 ssli dividend
paying stock ln a Florida corporation
with state permit HiRh class in every
manner IS paEe prospectus We want
real statesmen. This is no training school
our saleamen are making big money No
drawing account seekers wanted. ,. ".
Mcfarland. sales Manager. sos Masonic
Temple. Jacksonville. Fla. Phone s9i6.
THE AMERICAN ART WORKS. Cos
nuctpn, 0h80-&tacnRuiE@d leaders fm
Specially AdvsrtlsinE the fastest grow-
ing branch u the whole ndvertlRing
ueld.--haVe a few desirable territories
available Tor hiEh grade. experienced
statesmen. Contracts now ready for our
thirty fourth sales year which opens
December 9th lberal commissions.
weekly remittnnces We manufaetlre
aud control exclusivels-a complete line
81 Art Calendar Commercial Calendars.
Monthly Advertising EerV zee and 4 wide
FWage ~ attractive quick selling special
ties IN Ceiluioid and Leather can az
sure permanent year around employment
WITH steady pruNreRN 10 men 81 energy
amhituu. and ability. backed b. real
selling experiences. References reamireri
Lock ~ up in nunE or Bradatreeta. and
~ satisfied write IA a. once Swing aRa.
experience and referencna first iaffer
TIE AMERICAN ART WORKS f~De
HOgTON. ONO
AGENTS wANTFD-as to 40 Anii,, .rI-
ina Com oination Fibre Rroomas es.or,.
woman WI buy. Sample D. perrei ne
ie cents. Eomhination Broom 90 ~
mira, n. Y.
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HEAL SKIN DISEASES
Apply Zenao, Clean, penetrat-
Ing, Antiseptic LIQUID

II e unnecessary for ycg c. suffer
witheczema, blotches. ringwurIn. rashes
ard similar skin troubles. Zemo
obtained az any drug store fer Sc O.
500 forexfra lG~re bottle, and prompt
a. appliedwill usually give instant relief
from itching torture. II caeanses ard
sooghes the skin ard heals quickly and
effectively most shin diseases.
Zerno ID a wonderful penetrating.
disappearing liquid and l. soothing C
the most dclicafe skin. Itisnot greasy.
Is easily applied and costs little. Get
6 today and save al further distress.
Ths Z. ~. RISE 90. Glevelzza. -
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LOST AND FOUND

LtssI-~'SmaN purse, containing ss az
return g lia ". strong
LIST OR sTRAYED--O dur cosoras
,L.tler about three years od Flnder
49, Ahn receive reward
- one red fox hound. answers 10
the nafno 81 Red Reward n refttrn@a
w Aaceehs Store. Gou&ing, Pa
LOST envelope with week'E warea ~
ehin1afd safe of on Garden street a.
W % spring street LarRe family de-
ward
REWARD for return - brown hag and
cohfenta Lost from hay shore car
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POSITION WANTED

POSITION WANTED -Technlcai Rrmdu-
ate with additional yeara course Cd
Industrial management desires perma-
nenf position with growing concern. only
those desiring services % high grade
man need apply. W. care Journal
A LADY OF REFINEMENT and educA-
ton desires situation aa companion or
GoVernesn. j. 81. Pensacola Journal
WANTED-Po Position bv young LADY three
years experience IN general office work
and tYpiat work Qoad reference Some
know edge % bookkeeping Address
Work. care Journal
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oREAT PRIcE.wREcNiNc SALE
Never again win you have the oppor-
tuuity of buying goods 81 the best quail
ity AZ such low prices that we are SELF
Ing our vast stock OF
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HELp--FEMALE

WANTED Practical heipwr az Chfiertn's
Home. Apply sol Biount Bldg. Phone
Ihsg
WOMAN WANTED 60 Croehet. No can
vasstnE stamped. addressed envelope
Tor particulars ChDC HET ART PAR
L9t, sag tsgcomin9 street. Williamsport,
WANTEp--A wmsher- woman on the
yard Apply AZ 3 =. ng~nto. Apply be-
tween 5 and q clock ia mornings.
1FANTEu--Flrat class cook Good wages
Grey 8riii % South Falafox
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TRANSFER-Storage

SOFAS TRANsFER CO.
PHONE ttsa. OFFICE AND WARS
KINDS o. AAUliN0. YOUR RJnl.
MSS sc LiClTgO.
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8 6 9

will break a Cold. Fever and
Grippe quicker than anything
we know, preventing pneumonia
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In r. Estate 90 Arthur Spare deceased
Notice IL hereby given 20 creditors.
legatees. distributes. and al persons
having claims ar dema nds against said
estate 10 present tue snuae within two
years from date ]. IT, DAFFlN.
Executor.
Ortnhar 40 1870
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JOURNAL CLASSIFIED
ADS
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Count the words IN your ad-
vertisemeut snd multiply by the
number Of times you desire II
prfntsa. remit accordingly.
In counting words include ITO
let ''For Sale" "NNarted." etc,
a. well az addresses.
RATES.
no advertisement taken for less
than 70 cents.
BLACK FACE cars. LuZF
ITlls, TWO CENTS PAN WORD.
paraEraphed matter. Itne
dashes. white space CLASSIFIED
display c. per tine. 56c per Niuch
li2 lines make an iueh.l
HeFulAr advertisers with led
ger accounts may have classified
eds charged
Cancel orders should be given
In writing, never over the phone.
Advertisers should rive their
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welt AZ tneir phone numbers.
because many readers nave no
teiepnonea
II me advertise 40 desires. re-
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