Exeter Times, 1909-05-06, Page 4HE EXE `1 E R TIME S, MAY 6th 1909.
Coughs an
Colds
dJ1r. Andrew Muir, received a tele-
gram laic week announcing the death
of his brother James in the west.
Mr. Samuel Coulter was successful
in pa -,int; his first y'ear's examin-
ation at the London 1ledical college•
Mr. E. Zuefle left last week for
Moost•jaw. where he intends taking
up land.
Ira (lice, a former hotelkecper who
hail: froth Clandeboye, is in jail at
Goderich awaiting a preliminary trial
on 0 charge to arson. (lice vas ar-
rested at Lucan on Wednesday after -
110011 of last week by High Constable
(Sundry, tvho had a warrant charging
Bice with setting fire to 0 ileMsall
hotel on May 1907. A hearing was
given Bice before a justice of the
peace of that village, and he was re-
manded for eight days to allow the
Sold at crown to secure their witnesses. Sub-
, sequently he was taken to Goderich.
Brownings Drug Store t'p,to Map 30. 1907. the night the fire
took place, Bice was proprietor of the
hotel owned Ly John Coxwortb, and
The net debt of Canada on 31 which was leased by hint for a period
arch, 1909, was $12a,900.E50I The
of three years up to and including
M
pet Increase in the public debt since November 30, 1908. On January 1,
• 'Phe 1907, local option wiped out Bice's li-
cense. Three months was given him
to dispose of his stock. Over a year
after a mysterious advertisement
appeared in the London Free Press.
It was as follows: The undersigned
will give 000.00 to any person or
persons that will give any evidence
that will secure the conviction of the
party or parties that caused the
burning of his hotel in the village of
Hensall
For the prompt relief and
cure of Colds, loughs, Hoarse.
netts, Loss of Voice, and all
affections of the Throat and
lungs and for general debility.
Get a bottle of ferry's Com-
pound Syrup of White Pine
with Tar or Perry's Emulsion
of Cod Liver Oil with Hypo -
phosphites of Lithe and Soda.
1E96 amounts to $05,403.4_7.
National Transcontinental is respon-
of the for
rrequirements of forthitheo N.tde
T.
Railway. the net increase of the
public debt since 1896 is only $12-
889,`295. In this connection it might
be stated that per capita debt in 18°0
waa $r)0.82 and in 19+09 it is only
$45.73. Another way of looking at
this is. that taking the amount of in-
Hensall on motherning orning of May 30,
terest paid yearly on the public debt 1907. James Coxworth, Hensel'. Six
In 1890, it was $1.79 per head, and in months more passed and the crown
11909 it is only $1.33 per head. In officers kept at work, with the result
thee words. whits cher Government that tbey claim to have evidence to
convict Ilice.
bas been developing the country the
interest burden is less to -day per
capital than it was when they came
into power. •
OSBORNE CONCIL
Council met at Township Pall May
1st, all the members were present.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The report of the Engineer re the
Bauble River improvement drainage
work,work, was adopted. a copy r
report plans specifications etc. or-
dered to be served forth with on the
bead of the Corporation of the Town-
ship of lilibbert, and the construction
sthrk in specifications accordance the,
eto. d idc
upon.
By-law No. 4 providing for the con-
et'ruction of the Sable River improve-
ment drainage work. was provision-
ally adopted, ordered to be printed.
and served on all assessed owners,
leasors or occupants according to the
provisions of the drainage nct.
The Railway Bonus By-law was
finally passed, signed by the Reeve
and 'Clerk and the corporation seal
attached, and the Clerk instructed to
publish said sly -law for confirma-
tion in the Exeter Times newspaper,
if ncc +Curs.
By-law- No. 3 confirming the ap-
pointment of Pathinasters for 1909
was finally passed signed and sealed.
The council by authority of an
order of J. B. Itankin Proviucial
drainage referee. paid John Reid con-
tractor $185.00 in full settlement of
claim for extras on .Anderson Drain
contract. and also $15.00 to the com-
mittee for expenses.
George Bell's account for subcon-
tract on Stewart Drain was paid by
authority of order of A. Baird con-
tractor $59.50.
The Bonus By-law Election expenses
in part amounting to $45.85 were paid
to the 'Clerk for distribution.
The drainage petition of John
Fletcher arid others, for drainage
work pre Winchelsea Creek and
branches, tt•ns approved and J. Roger
0. L. 8.. of 'Mitchell. will he in-
structed to examine the arca to be
drained and report.
A felt accounts were passed and
orders issued .in payment. 'Council
will meet at Township Hall on Satur-
day evening May 22nd. at 6 o'clock
to read and consider the Fish Creek
drain report. also oil June 7th at 2
o'clock in +afternoon to receive and
open tenders for construction of
B auble River improvement.
Council adjourned to meet as Court
of Revision of assessment roll 1''909
and for general business on Saturday
June 5th. tit 10 o'clock.
F. Morley. Clerk.
IIARPLEY
The high wind storm which was ac-
companied by lightning. thunder and
rain. did considerable damage in our
neighborhood.
Mr. T. Muir, of Avonbank, is help-
ing Mr. R. Stone to erect a • wind
still for Mr. Lamport.
The high water of lest week did
some damage washing away bridges
and culverts.
Miss S. .Armstrong, is hired with
Mrs. T. Love for a time.
The high wind of Thursday .last,
blew the roof off Mr. T, Webb's
barn.
Mr. Wm. ileaman. of Shipka, is
driving posts for different parties in
this vicinity. Mr. Taylor and others.
Mr. C. Hackney, of Exeter, passed
through our burg on Monday ,buy-
ing horses.
Cromarty
The severe thunderstorm which
passed over here on Thursday evening
last, did considerable damage to the
telephone poles near the village.
Mr. Neil 'McKellar, Sr., is at pre-
sent on the sick list.
Mr. Shillinglaw, of Brandon, is
visiting friends in the neighborhood.
Mr. John 'McDonald who has been
a resident of 'Cromarty, moved bis
family to Staffa this week.
Mrs. Park, of Brantford, is at pre-
sent visiting at Mr. .Donald Park in
the village.
Mrs. Tufford is spending this week
in Toronto combining business with
pleasure.
if your Stomach. heart or Kidneys
aro weak. try at i ist, a few doses
only of hr. Shoop'- Restorative. in
five or ten days only. the result will
surprise you. A few cents will cover
the cost. And here is why help comes
so quickly. Ur. Shoop doesn't drug
the Stotnnch. nor stimulate the Ilenrt
or Kidneys. Dr. Shoop's Restorative
goes directly to the weak and failing
nerves. Each organ has its own con-
trolling verve. ‘1, hen these nerves uullamexrecdingly'Rratefultoyonfor
tail. the depending organa must of your kind letters, as I certainly profited
recce t:u fatten. This Main. r. byy them. I give you permission to
vital truth. clearly tells whyDUr.
Shoop's Restorative is •o universally
successful. its success is lending drug-
gists everywhere to give it universal
preference. A test will surely tell.
Nold by W. S. 4lowey.
IIE
BEST
REMEDY
Eden.
About fifty of the Eden people seat h-
ered at the new home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. 'Caves, Centralia, Tuesday
evening. Mr. uud Mrs. Caves have
always lived in and around our neigh-
borhood and as an appreciation of
their worth us neighbors and friends
•-ere presented with two chairs- 0
rocker and arm chair and a clock.
Friends had been invited to visit them
in their new home, but they were sur-
prised when so many came together.
After speuding several hours iu con-
versation and sung led by Mr. Swart
the usual program was given. Mr. J:
Essery acting as chairman. Songs
were given by Mrs. Skinner and Mr.
F. Coates; speeches by most of the
men or their wives, and the follow-
ing address read by Miss 1(. Essery.
The chairs were presented by Messrs.
Luxton and 11. Coates. Mrs. Luxton
presenting the clock. Mrs. Caves feel-
ingly responded and thanked the peo-
ple ju behalf of her family. titer.'\Vi.
ltutt, said be was sorry to lose Mr.
and Mrs. Caves from Eden, but was
glad to welcome them to Centralia.
Luncheon was served by the ladies
(enough for a tea -meeting) and the
remainder of the evening was spent
in games and music. The new clock
was striking one. To Mr. and Mrs.
'Caves and family. \Ve the people of
Eden have gathered here this evening
for the purpose of expressing in a
slight degree, our regret at your
departure from our midst and at the
same time our esteem of and respect
for you. During the years that have
gone you have won out confidence and
trust you have always been willing
to take your part in any plan of work
intended to benefit those with whom
you have been surrounded. \Ve
would not forget the valuable services
you have rendered as neighbors in
lending the helping hand, and our re-
membrance of hours spent with you
in our church gatherings will always
be of the most pleasant. Your kind-
ly manner and good example will al-
lays live in our memory. We ask
you to accept these gifts to remind
you of your friends in this locality
and as a token of our affection and
appreciation of your worth. Our
heartfelt wishes for your future wel-
fare and happiness are extended to
you. May the richest blessings of,
the Muster rest upon you in your
new home and the twilight of this
prove to be but the dawn of the bet-
ter lite to come where there will be
no more partings.
ForWomen—Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Com pound
ilelleville, Ont.—" I was so weak
and worn out from a female weakness
that I concluded to try Lydia E. I'ink-
ltaln's Vegetable
Compound. i took
several bottles of
it, and I gained
strength so rapidly
that It seemed to
Make anew woman
of inc. I can do as
good a day's work
as I ever did. I
sincerely bless the
day that I trade up
my mind to take
your medicine for
feniale weakness,
publish this any time you wish."—
Mrs. ALBERT \Vtr1:i:r'r, ilelleville,
Ontario. Canada.
'
Womeneverywhere should remember
that there is no other remedy known
to Dustbin() that will sure female weak-
ness and so successfully carry %omen
A book on itheumatism. and a trial through the Change of Life as Lydia E.
treatment of Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic I'iukliam'svegetable Compound, made
Remedy—liquid or Tablets—is being front native roots and herbs.
sent tree to sufferers by Dr. Shoop.
For au years it has been curing
of Racine. Wis. \•on that are well. women frotn the worst forms of female
get this book for some discouraged. ills — itltlamtnation, ulceration, Ills -
disheartened stufferer 1 Da a stop'''
placements. fibroid tumors. irregular'.
net
eregulari-
nct of humanity! Point out this ay to nuick and certain relief ! Sar• 'fes, periodic pains, backache, and
w
prise some utterer=. by first gettin:: tlrvons inostration.
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from me the booklet awl the test. 11.• If you tv:1111 aae•vlatrdviecwrrite
will appreciate yoe:r hid. W. J. foritto -al t••.I'ltikhaln,l,ynti,MaMM.
Iiot+ey It is Ieve and alnays helpful.
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Farquhar
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Osborne and
Ilibbert Fire Insurance Co.. was held
on Monday, May 3rd, with a hull at-
tendance of members. Beside rou-
tine business there was considerable
discussion on the live question of in-
suring property where gasoline en-
gines or incubators etre used.
Mr. Wm. Ward. has began excavat-
ing the cellar for his new house.
Some of the boys have procured
their hooks and lines for fishing, but
water is more abundant than fish.
The base ball club. was organized
some time ago but practice of the
game remains for the future.
Old titners tell us that thirty four
of thirty five years ago, the weather
was even more wintry on the first of
May than 1909, but a good harvest
was reaped. so be of good courage for
seed time and harvest shall never fail.
The question is vary often asked,
why two telephone wires run into this
village but do not unite? Echo ans-
wers, \Vhy't
Wait till the projected electric
road is built along the Thames !toad,
and the Railroad through Osborne,
then all the country round will have
almost city privileges.
Does Not L...."t.t. WGlNt oais,e
Ayer's S:rrs;'.p rill. lloc:i not stimulate. ii does not make
you feel better one day, then as bad as ever the next. It
is not a strong &Milk. No reaction after you stop using it.
Thc,-', is not a drop cf alcohol in it. You have the steady,
even gain that come; from a strong tonic and alterative.
114 \Aii(1 Vogl would ask your doctor about this. Ile
knOi?ts.,� 'Fel: NM. DO ;IS lie Say:,. ('–%;,Tr0o-1,;;;;: l7,,t3��e
.rt-• - •n .C.' .saat'us: ww.rA�lr•wratzre •e -a,
WC. :t ars Seses i';,.. •\\l.i+cr Pills. Bow long h.i.c this been staid? Nearly sixty
Years. 1)o doct:,rs it6;.;t'pcad them? Ask sower own doctor and find out.
egetablePre paration :orAs-
t8ill ilatiltg the Food and I llcguta -
wig the mid Dowels of
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tlessandRes t.COntains neither
Wiurn nor l'1•iilcral
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Worms ,Convutsions,Feverislt-
nessend Loss OF SLEEP.
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General Banking Business Transacted.
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8. Z. WALKER, !resident Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000
ALEXANDER LAIRD, General Manager.! Reserve Fund, - 6,000,000
TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES
The new Travellers' Cheques recently issued by this Bank sate a most convet
way in which to carry money when ti•avetling. Tey suee Issued in denominations
$10, $20,� $50, $100 and $200
and the exact amount p ty.able in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France,
Germany, Great Britain, Holland, Italy, Norway, Russia, Sweden
and Switzerland is stated on tate face of each cheque, while in other countries
they are payable at current rates.
The cheques and all information regarding them may be obtained at every office
of the Bank. 191•
Exeter Branch—G.W Harrison, Manager
Branoh silo at Crediton.
{ DR. G. F. ROULSTON, L. D. 8,
D. D. 8., Dentist. Member of
R. C. D. 8., of Ontario and Honor
Graduate of Toronto University.
' OFFICE:—Over Dickson & Carling's
Law Offices in Dr. Anderson's former
dental parlors
R. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. 8., D
D. 8., Honor graduate of Toronto
University.
n Dental Surgeon
tario. and local option went into Head Office. Farquhar,' Ont. Office over Gladman & Stanbury
force in 32 municipalities. With Main street—EXETER.
the exception of the year 1887 and President—J. L. 'RUSSELL. Good goingMay20th to Se s
1898. when the Scott act was in force, 'Vico-President—\V. H. PA886IORE J•
W. BROWNING, M. D., M. e p',
the low water mark is reached in On- • P. 8„ Graduate Victoria Un 30th, 1909. Return limit Oct.
tnrio this year so far as the number DIRECTORS. Tereus. office and reetdenence. Dominion
of bars is concerned. Some idea of WM. ROY. BORNHOLM P. 0 Laboratory, Exeter.
31st, 1909.
the decrease may be gained when one WM. BROCK WINCUKLBEA P. O.
considers that in 1875 there were T. RYAN, DUBLIN P. O�1
4,713 bars and 1,307 liquor shops, ROBERT NORRIB. Btafta. H It. Bright, M. D., M.C. P. and
while after May 1, there will be only AGENTS. .S., Honor Graduate Toronto Un.
about 1,800 bars and about 240 shops
to cater to a vastly increased popu- Usbttla l)6 and j3hldulph.
lotion. At that period there will be
334 municipalities where the sale of OLIVER HARRIS. Munro, agent
liquor is illegal, and 473 In which 11-1 for Hibbert. Fullarton and Logan.
censes are granted. It is the avowed
nim of the forces arrayed against the JOSIIUA JOHNS
Through the operation of many) The Usborne and Ribbort
antagonistic influences such as li- Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur-
cense reduction: local option and the
action of the commissioners, on Sat-
rday. May 1, 200 bars closed in On -
Centralia
The basement of the 'Methodist
church here is undergoing repairs
which when finished will add greatly
10 the appearance of the Sunday
school roost.
Mr. and Mrs. John Trothan, of Lon-
don. are visiting the former's parents
Mr. and ,llrs. Trothan.
The regular quarterly meeting ser-
vices were held last Sunday morning
in the Methodist church. Rev. L. W.
\Vickett. of London, who was a for-
mer pastor of the circuit about forty
five years ago, assisted the pastor.
Rev. Mr. Hutt called the roll, which
is somewhat unusual. The members
present responded with a passage of
scripture or testimony.
The business meeting at the par-
sonage on Tuesday evening was well
attended and the finances were found
in good shape. Mr. John Essery, re-
cording steward was appointed dele-
gate to the district meeting on the
20th inst., at Woodham.
This community was startled Sat-
urday afternoon at learning of the
calamity that befell .11r. and Mrs.
Al(. Ilodgins, when they were both
out at the barn. Dirs. Hodgins was
startled when she heard the crying
of the eldest boy and on rushing to
the house found the roost full of
:minks. Naturally the thought of her
baby carne to heP and found t he child
+t charred mass in one corner of the
room. The doctor Was sunlrnoned.
but long before his arrival the chid
ba :1 passed into the great beyond.
The funeral was largely attended
Monday afternoon by a number of
Rymitt hizin;r i1iends. Revs. .W. ]I.
(hitt and 1,. \\ . \Vjckett officiated at
th • grave.
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GRANOTRUNK sYIsEt
$74.90
To Seattle and Return
On account of
Alaska—Yukon—Pacific
Exposition.
Associate Coroner of Huron.
JOHN EMERY. Exeter. agent for iversity. Two gears resident physician
Royal Alexandra Hospital, etc. Office
and residence. Dr. Amos' old stand
Andrew -Street, Exeter.
,jONEY TO LOAN
liquor interests to make a more ex- St oy,Treas. Farquhar. Wshave unlimited private funds tor tnval
tensive campaign this year than ever (MADMAN & STANBURY. tl,Iieitori -sobnppoon farm or village crepent. sb towett
before. In many parts of the coun- r use of Interestry campaigns have been already DICHSt)Na CAItLINO
started. and many important places, _ Hzster
such as Peterboro. Brantford. Coiling- Announcement to the E�ICKSON & CARLiNG,
wood. Port Hope. Cobourg, J'icton Public C
Aurora and Newmarket will he in the
L' trrhtore, Solicitors. Notaries, conveysaner
fight. EXXCURSiON— The South Huron Commisylonenr, t?ollcltora tor :he IOleoas
Farmers' Institute has decided to Bank, Eto.
conduct an Excursion to the Ontario Money toLoan at lowest rates of interest.
Agricultural College at Guelph on OM/WEI—MAIN STREET, EXXTKR. HOSfESTEAL REGULATIONS.
Friday. June Ilth. Keep this date in 1 s. cam mo a a. v a Dllra•na any
person who is the sole head
mind and make arrangements to of a Limits. or male over IS
take it in. Particulars later. W. D. ('CONEY TO LOAN. years old may homestead a quarter,
Sanders. Pecs.: Il. S. Phillips, Secy. Seotoni of available Dominion land lo
Manitobs, Saskatchewan. or Alberta,
The applicant trust appear in person
at the Dominion Lands Agency or
Sub -agency for the district. Entry b51
proxy may be had at the agency, ou
certain conditions. by father, mother
son, daughter, brother. or sister of
intending homesteader.Duties :—Six months residence upon
and cultivation of the land in eaoh
of three years. A homesteader may
live within nine miles of .his boles
stead on a damof at least 80 scree
solely owned and occupied by him or
les father, mother, son, daughter,
brother or sister.
In certain districts a hontestealels
in good standing may pre-empt w
quarter section a:ongside his homes
steam. Price $:t. per acre. f)uties-r
Must reside six months ineach of silt'years from date of homestead entr7
(including the time required to earl)
homestead patent) and euItivta•
fifty acres extra.
A homesteader w lio tiny exhausted
his hornestertd right and cannot ob,
tain a pre-emption may take a pur-
chased homestead in certain distriot•
Price *3. per acre. Duties.—Must
reside,Six months in each of thrtt•
years, cultivate fifty acres and erect
a house worth $309.0(Y
W. w. CoRY,
. Deputy of the Minister of the interior
N. B.—Unauthorized pnblieation of this ad%(nisi
ment will not be paid for
Cough Caution
Never. positively never poison your lungs. if you
cough—even from a simt le coltlonly—you should
always heal, soothe. and ease 1110 Irritated bron-
chial tauDon'ts. ,n't blindly suppress it with a
stupefying poison. !Co strange how ) 1)1 - things
finally come about. For twenty Testi Dr. Shang
has constantly srnrne,l people not to take cough
mes
inaret or prctiptlons containing Opium,
Chloroform. or similar poisons. awl now—a little
late though—('•.regress says -Put it an the label
11 prisons are In your Cough Mixture." Goal!
Very good 1! Iloresft.etfor thtsvery ren.onmethers,
and others. should insist on having Pr. Shoop's
Cough Cure. No velemmarks On Pr. Shoop's
i►lelo—and masa to the medicine. else it trust by
law be on the label. And it's not only sato. but 11
is said to be by those that know 1t hest. a truly re.
markable cough remedy. Take no chance Wmparticularly with your children. insist on having
Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure.Comparo carefully the
Dr. Shoop package with others and note the
difference. No poison marks there) You tea
always le on the sale stdo by deman4lne
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
the Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
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Cough Cube
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ILOM 1•:SEEKEHS' EXCURSIONS
At Low Rates, Via Chicago or Sarnia
and Northern Navigation Co.
Full information from
J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Agent,
Usk**or write J. D. MCDONALD. Uai
Depot, Toronto. Ont.
Synopsis of Ire C000dioo No[m West
A tickling or dry cough can be
quickly loosened with Dr. Shoop's
Cough Remedy. No opium. no chloro-
form. nothing unsafe or harsh. Bold
by W. B. llowey.
we hare a large amount of private funds
0an on farm and village properties atlowrabe
interest. OLADMAN s: BTANHURY
Barristers Solicitors, Main BLtExeter
ERNEST ELLIOT
Conveyancer Accounts Collected
MONEY to loan at lowest rates.
North West Lancia for Sale.
Office, Main Street, Exeter
JuUgc 01 Su1tIllQ,
The man who is a judge of good
clothes ens not fail to appreci ite the
excellence of our Spring patterns.
Our display of I,ett• sliitings, pantings,
vestings, etc., fairly blooms with
Spring appropriateness. if you are a
good judge of goods and the makeup
we can certainly please you with a
suit of chalice. If you are not a judge
of goods or tailoring
1 hen Come Here by all Means
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�� Come for the reason that we have
the reputation of selling the best goods
e them and
how to mak
andknowing
we live up to our reputation. You
I take no chance when buying here.
Just select your goods, let Its take
your measure and you may safety
leave the rest entirely to us. Give us
nn opportunity to demonstrate to you
that we know our business from A to
Z. We ask you not to buy your
Sprit g Suit until you come and see
33 hat rte can do for you.
Give if
To YeAll'C!ll!r
"CROWN IIRANI) SVRl'I"' k a focal not only for
children but for everyone—and it is used by everyone.
It is a table (Ielic.tcV which should I:e in every home.
It is the one thing that satisfies that longing for sweets
• have.
w its
and most ' e 1.
which all healthy children .
Used in the home, it saves trouble in the making up
of de1icitle,;scrts and other good things to cat.
"CitO\VN BRANT) SVItUC" stands for the highest possible
putity in table syrup. 1t is prepared in a clean wholesome maul\cr
float tl:e very finest ingredients, which develop a delicious
tlavar as of fine honey and rich cream.
These are strong rea,ous why yott should insist on having
"CROWN BRAND SVR1'I'"
Your dealer has it fa you in 2, 5. 10 and 20 L ait•tisht tins with WA Id..
gh1e Edw urg Starch Co., Limited
ES BLISHED 1868.
work,: CARDINAL, ince• : MONTREAi„TORONTO & BRANTFORD
EL.IMVIi.I,K
Mr. tChaa. Jacques his returned
from Gndshill where he has been
working on the dredge. The high
water compelled the workmen j0
cense operations for awhile. -
Mr. Swallow came near mectin
with a serious accident the oth
J. Hother dry while repairing o windmill
Holtznlann for Mr. J. Peart. itt some manlier a
pole gave way nl;owilig the tail to
Ci.tl�al7'ON. drop and catching Mr. Swallow drew
him over the mast. Help being at
hand he was rescued from his dan-
A7 tz roue position. Luckily- he escaped
t:Ith n tow bruise..
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Mr. rind Mrs. Wm. Crave. who re -
1 h.•ir farm. were surprised on Tt:, g-
ritty evening by a number of Paden
eently moved into Centralia from
ItOUNi) Titl1' EXCI'iRSiONS
LOW RATES.
To Seattle. Wash.. l'ortl and. Ore..
Tacoma. Wash., Everett. Wash.. Bell-
i ingham. Wash., Victoria. It. 1'.. Van-
couver, 11. C., Han Francisco. Cal..
1.ns Angeles. Cal., etc. (food goini: friend`. tvho presented theta with a
May 20th to Sept. 30th. Return' pair of sissy chair• and a he:eritiful
' limit Oct.. "list, 1909. For ticket- mantle clock. Jar.. C nvo replied in
ane) full information call on ''i>' suitable Inr:^1,la'-e. expressing Ili, it
Grnnd Trunk ticket regent. apprerintion of the kindness ehotvrl
---4M-- - aria by their long to be remembsr.
er1 fti, n'la.
1'rlpitation r,f the heart, ner- =-
iousness, trembling/1i, nervous head- CLIL23Z'CeXi. 2d.
srhs, cold bands and feel, p tin in the Beare the 1"i 1 -' Y:: I. I'm - 8olcol
back and other forms of weakness
are reliever by Carter's Iron Pills' d't^t°w i/►J.
made «peeti ly for the blood nerves
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