THE DALLES WEEKLY CHRONICLE, SATURDAY. JUNE 3. 1899.
The Weekly Chronicle.
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11-wrH total sr 'hiii.-d In lh doom ol riaaih,
'Ii..y .I"! It'' Hi ei.ain of tli oreaut brralh,
In an IH Inlol.on all alien atraml,
Witb Uo'ii I" I" lh" tla.iof i.uU rltil band -
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I.OCAL tlllEtlTlfc.
WedlieMlar IXllly.
A ono dollar per month Oregon re.l
driit telepheti connect )uu with the
uu'.ili) mill I.
T)i weather we J.rlrct yralerday ;
but Ihe rain today mean much to u nil,
til l it more than welcom.
Th ban ball boy f urnial.eJ no
victim for th undertaker, but tha
jihyticltnt ar (omewhal belter olf tlian
If tha gam had tint occurred. Mashed
fiiifrrt, l.rukaii teeth, ale. ara nnuierou
around tha two tlore today.
Key. I., t i rty having resigned at
pastor of tlia Lutheran church in thlt
cily, preached hit farewell tarinnn Sun
day an. I will leave Tlia lallct thi after
noon. Ha expect to villi friend In
Ore,!' n City and I'orlland fur a lew day
and will leave later to attend tha a nod
Io Milwaukee. Having areepted ipn
lorat In Ohio, lit will remove to thai
tutaln tha (all.
Tha Colombia la jut now at a food
height, whara It really ought to atand
all tha lima. Having rlien .7 ilnce yes
terday, It now louche tha 28 0 mark.
Th reorl tay that lh rlara will re
main nearly itatiooary lor flv dajra.
A auiall tarantula wat found in
hunch ul hanauat which ajar unpacked
hf tha Commlailon company Monday.
lf didn't aeain Very lively, but it wa
thought beat to inak aur ol him by
preserving him In alcjlml.
Ir. W. It. las.ll and Ir. M. A. Joiim.
cl the I'orlland Ueulal I'arlura, arrived
in Tl.e (al!r) yratrrdar and bae nenrl
tn nlli.-e in the t'hapii.au bulldlna, whara
II, cr ara rrady to do the wry beat ol
drntal wmk. ('ail ai.d tt-e theiu.
1.1,1, St m king, familiar and ecoan
trie old rhararter who hailed from Sher
man county formerly, but baa been
around Tha Pallet (or tout time, rat
tituiiurd thli inoriilng and ljndgrd
lutane. A lew montha tlnr b nu
fianniie I lor tha tain malady and let
f. II baa now la court ol contlrur
Uun a tuiall tbark on Third ttraet,
wlilcli la taid to b regular reodevoua
luf Irampi.
Tha Itallea City ihould b chrittenad
ovtr and called tha "llinuiutr," Every
on hit known that ah could mak
ilitm all take water, but their turpi
Cioni wer conOrmd yeaterday wl.ao
nrd rtarhed hr that ah bail mad
Hi trip from her to I'orlland In flv
bourt and lliirty-flv minute and car
fled .10 tuna ol freight. Xha'a all right and
a ra proud ot hr. rih alao carried
bout thirty. (iva pataetigera who will
tland the riarcltea In i'orlland, th
proreed of which ara for th monument
fund.
Thursday' I'ajly,
Wa anderttand that Mr. J. M. Flem
ing ha accepted a poaition at book
keeper In lh hardware and grocery itor
ol VV. A. Johnaton.
Hili noon today waa th hour tot for
lh marriage of Kdward French and Mi
Alice CluiT, at hr home In Lynn, Mat.
It wa the intuition of th young Couple
totrt Immediately on their j urney to
H'elr wrrtorn horn In Th Dalln, wher
wmy anon expect to wtlcom them
"d ft ml our )P,t m.IP, or their
'utura hnppinea.
n acciiiiit ol th unuttial rain ttorm
MM-rienccd latt night, tha la, lie wer
Wmpellnl to pottpoim the entertain
Bimt to haro been given at Mr, llarrle'
Until tonight. You will mint much If
1n (ail t attend, fur a tplcndid pro
lrni ha h,.,.n prepared.
John Kto( Wing, who wa .ljiuhted In-
-.,r ye.ier.lay, ha hung hit ttocklngl
P "I another locality, evading the eagle
"I the mllcer., w horn he did not allow
wii't hold o( him yttterday; but h la
"""""'Kli lo keep away from them.
u" h not a yet been captured.
Hchenck A ra today domiciled
"heir new nnarterton th corner ol
o"'nd and Kedoral itrecta, and a neater
' hiillding It wonld he hard to find.
Wylhing look at clean a a naw pin,
"J m ""'H at can b. W have not
f' '"""d who la to occupy th build
'"I Vacated by thelu.
At,r. U. W. Thompton, John Uanton
aiidd. W. McCoy (lh latter ol Wa-
plullia ditch lama) cam op from fort
land laat night repreaenting th Oregon
l and Irrigation, Lumber and Fuel Co ,
and appeared In court Ihla morning and
ohj 'cti'd to thla court proceeding In tha
caae oil he Slate vt. their company, con
tM.iiiiig that Multnomah county ihould
hav juriidlctlon over th tame.
Cooler weather, to lh report tayt,
will prevail, and no material ria will
take plac in th river until th 8.h.
There hat been a rite ol .4 at thli plan
tinea yetlerday, now ttanding at 2K 8.
At Lewlaton It full .1 ; at Werialche .7;
at Umatilla .1 ; but at Nortl.poit there
wa a rie ul one loot.
Klngling Uriither' World' (ireatent
bhow a are conducted on atrlctly honor
able buainera prinoiplra. Kvery ,io
caiithn it uken to protect Kingliiig
llrothera' patroua from gambler and
harper ol all kind, and a complete
corp ol detective I maintaimd during
tha i aton to guard the public Irom
Impoiitlon,
Tin CiiRoNici.a'a illuDtraird edition
yeaterday attracted much attention, and
the hoyt were much tnrpriacd to tee
themaelvet at our artiat and other
ectatort law Ihein on the diamond,
ihutu who failed to find themaclvei
dcp'cttd therein may feel aurred that
tha aitiat lelt a little backward about
attumpting to them justice in to
tuull a (pace.
Mr. 8. l. Adam claim that he wa
caned by the trachi-re ol the public
ecboolt aiiiie week ago, he thought It
uo more than fair that he get even with
them by tuow balling them. He, there
fore, tvated hiintelf comlortahly in a
large arm chair on.ltr a big rnowhall
tree covered In bloom, holding In one
hand a una 111 and In tho other hi
new cane, and had hi picture taken to
preaent to each ol the tchool inarm.
The likvnett waa ierfert, and they are
much appreciated by the tcachert.
Kveryone wat delighted w hen the rain
came down In ttich abundanre laat even
ing, and for a lime all Ivlt tura wa were
about to have a genuine thunder ttorm,
but it t.n panted over. During tha
alorm a little child atked where the noita
came Irom aad upon being aoiwered
from the rky, the taid. "It God running
hi bicycle?" Thli I a naw Interpreta
tion of the way thunder la produced.
I luring the day .40 ol an Inch ol rain fell
and .'M In the evening, making a (all ol
.00, and from what we can hear the
alorm i tended pretty generally Into
th country.
IrtJifi Kal'.y.
Tit board of Or delegate are getting
in their work and have called another
meeting (or Saturday night at 8 o'clock.
Tlil board I not atleep and we may
rxpect to hear aoinetbiiig interfiling
from them toon.
Mitt Cain and Mlat Clara tirlmet ar
rived on the late train latt uight from
I'orlland, and will remain until to
morrow evening, and perhap until
Saturday. Thoee who detire to have
drettmaklng done can find them at
r jo m No. 4, In the Chapman block.
Hernia Selllck I in today from the
Iloyd dittrict, and la very enthutiaatic in
regard to the outlook (or crop. He tart
they hav had tplendid rain In that
tec t ion, Wedneaday night (urniihing a
water tpont near there, which made the
treamt miming near experience a rait.
All ol twenty-three cowt examined In
Chicago recently were lound to be tutfer
log with lubercoloeit. There were no
outward tigna ol diteaae, ytt at much
at ob pint ol germt wat taken Irom th
lungtot on. Milk Irom all ol thete
cowt it taid to hav been told in Chicago
lilt week.
The beat corlew ordinance, tayt a re
ton-table head ol a full grown family, it
the one that It adopted at each firetide
where the old man act at mayor and
cinncil, maiiha! an J calaboot keeper,
and where fine and punishment go to
gether, and where a good hickory it
mure to be leared than to much lolly
pop.
Margaret Montgomery olfert, In the
June Ladiet' Home Journal, tome ex
cellent tuggeetiona lor apendlng a turn
mer't vacation. The article ia bated on
her own experlencct In patting her
"Vacation In a Vacated Farm-houte,"
and it therefore) practical. She attertt
that the day were delightfully tpent,
that the party gained In health and real,
and that the exiente wat tmiill. There
are probably enough vacant houtet in
many of the funning dittrict to give a
number of ticnl-up families from the
ciliea the opportunity for an ei joyabln
outing.
Mr. Hiirrl is a hottert who never
doet anything by half, as wat attested
by the manlier in which the entertained
her gni'tta latt evening, tho occasion be
ing an "Kveclng with German Author
and Composer." Tho parlor, which
are Jiit tiiited to such an alLiir, were ar
ranged very prettily, and the program
wa exceptionally fine. Among other
good number, tahienn, "The Lorell"
wa especially beautiful and wa ar
ranged on the lawn, while Mr. M. S.
Huntington tang the tong to familiar
to all. At the dote o( the program Ice
cream and cake were terved and Ihe re
mainder of the evening wat tpent In
games and other eujoyment.
An appropriation (ot contlructlon of a
canal around Ihe dalle of the Columbia
at Celiloltthc principal big item Oregon
will try for at the coming tetilon ol
congreat. TMt it the opinion tx-Con-greatman
Llllt, who it in the city, acd
who It well potted regarding the out
look lor Oregon river and harbor legit
lation, pending, and to b inaugurated.
Th canal, Mr. Kllia tayt, will be about
13 tulle lung . But a there I c intolera
ble of an eddy along the court ol the
route, much cutting away ol ground may
be avoided, thu making two cauala in
fact. Telegram.
Tue wool market in Th Dalle I not
particularly lively at pretent, but 1 hold
ing it own. liuyer wie not nutneroui
and are not willing to pay more than 12cr
1 -1 for the bt quality. Th few clip
that have been told went Irom 9 to l'.'.'u
centt. Wheat Jut gme up to 87 In
Chicago, However we aro not feeling
the effect t at yet.
Having the Interest of tint w hole com
munity at heart, it become our duty to
notice tha effirt being put forth by Ihe
Oregon Telephone & Telegraph Co. to
give it telephonic connection with the
interior. Their line now building to
I'lineville It coiling a tuug fortune and
that, ton, w ithout the atturance of a lair
return on the investment. Thlt Hue
will bring to The Dallet, buiiueit that
today i without creation. We are here
to encourage every industry that tend
to enrich the people ol our town. Let
u hope for in early completion of thlt
line. It i a gjod thing and we push it
along.
Marshal Lauerit nothing if not gHllant.
At the lame time he it alto vigilant, and
Tiik Ciiiionr'I.x reporter just drop! thil
hint for Ihe benefit of my ladiet who
may pretum'e npon hi reiutation for
being a ladiet' man and continue to ride
their hicyclea on the ti.lewalk. Had it
not been for the pertuaaive power ol
one of hi friends, a lady would have
found herrelf up before Ihe recorder tbit
morning and paying her fine, that it
providing Ned could find It in hit heart
to fine a lad, which we doubt. I'.ut,
ladiet, look out, tomeoue, who wat
either wise, or thought themeelvel to,
aid thai "men are deceiver ever."
Hotel men and even the railroad in
eveiy part of Die country are complain
ing of lot of boiinem couteuent upon
the recall of "traveling men" on ac
count ol the formation ol o many Irutt
and combinet. It it estimated that at
many aa 75,000 drurnmert have been
thrown out ol employment by reaton ol
Ihete Industrial c jniolidationi, and the
lot lallt directly and mainly npon botelt
and railroads, and thote depending upon
them lor a livelihood. A lost ol fully
fVW ,000 a day I being tubtracted from
the receipt! ol thete institutions, and
the Item it ol lufiicicnt magnitude to be
taken into teriont account by thote Con
cerned, and their name it legion.
Alaannl ltaualon.
' On Monday evening, a happy event
took piece at the High tchool building of
tliit city. It wat the annual reonion
and reception olthe Alumni Association
ol The Dalle schools. The room wat
tastefully decorated with potted plants
and cut flowers, while on the blackboard
wat drawn, by Mi Violet Kent, the
likenettof Supt. John Gavin, wreathed
with laurel, and above the picture wee
Inscribed the words "Our I'ride."
At nine o'clock, when all had -embled,
President Edward D. Baldwin
called the meeting to order. The retult
ol the election of otficert for the ensuing
year wat at follows: I'retident, Mr.
George Kncb; vice-president, Mitt Male
Klton; second vice-president. Mitt
Nonib Kjwe; secretary , Mitt Eliiabeth
Bonn ; treatnrer, Daton Taylor.
A happy featur ol tb evening wat
the permanent enrollment of Trot, and
Mrt. Oavln at honorary members ol Ihe
association. After the butinett teuton
came the program which had been pre
pared at follows:
Addrett of Welcome Harriet Marden
Ketponte Clyde W. kid.lell
Vccal cola Bertha Hill
F.taav Ena Cren
Vocal Solo Elixabeth Bonn
Kitay Ivan Oakea
Vocal Solo Harriet Cram
America Full Chorut
All pretent then repaired to th table
w here dainty refreshment! were terved.
Prol. Gavin pretiding at toattmaster,
added greatly to the mirth ol the even
ing. The flrit formal toast "Our New
Clats" by Daton Taylor, and Ihe re
tponte by Nettie Fredden of the clast o(
'tt'J were well received. "rrogrese of
the Alumni" by Mits Beulah Sterl.ng.
wat an able addrett, and well represented
the general Interest of the alumni.
Dr. O. D. Doane, the only member of
the tchool board who was able to be
present, was then called upon for an ex
teiiHorftneons toast. His encouraging
advicoand good instruction certainly
penetrated the hearts o( all present and
hit words will not toon be foruotten.
Twelve or more informal toasts followed,
Interspersed with much merriment and
Iringhter. Very interesting letter were
then read from Waller Dickey, of Hood
Kiver, Herman Heppner, ol Portland,
Homer Angell and Charles CampU'll, ol
the University ol Oregnn.
At 12 o'clock the old friendship tong
"Auld Lang Syue" wat tnng and thu
ended tliit pleasant evening ever dear to
the memory of it participant.
Judging from the large attendance
and the lact that each clast wat repre
sented at thil meeting, it It certain that
Inter -it it awakened in the practice ol
reuniting encli yfr with Iriendt and
clasamate to join iu happinett and pay
tribute to the abeen cuit.
MEMORIAL DAY.
A tUaulirnl Day For Baaatlful Bar
t lea- Haw It Waa llliitrnd.
It would teem that even the elemen t(
j lined in commemorating Memorial Day,
and after yelling her lac and dropping
a few lean npou the gray of our dead
heroei, Ihe heavent wer lit up acd th
tun in all it glory went befor aa a
pilar of lire escorting the proceuion to
the cemetery.
In the morning tb cemetery wit
crowded with tboso who remembered
Ihe loved and lost by ttrewing their
gravet with beau'iful flowert, and at
they left the city of the dead it bloomed
a garden of tweetett blotaomt.
At 1 :30 o'click the Commercial Club
band playeJ a number of aelectiont at
the proceivion formed on the corner ol
Second and Washington, at lollowt,
with Capt. Bartell at officer of the day :
Led by the band, the militia followed'
then the G. A. K. and Son of Veterans ;
the W. K. C. aud bringing np the rear
were a large number of citixent In car
riaget. Keaching the G. A. R. cemetery a
male quartet tang a very pretty and ap
propriate selection which tb occation
cauted to be th tweeter and more tol
einn. Hen. Vice Commander Aiken then
read-the ritualistic tervice, which it
beautiful and impressive, and at ill
close the G. A. II, aud Sunt of Veterans
deposited Sowers at the foot of the mon
ument in memory ol Ihe fallen heroei
of their various regiment. It ia always
a very solemn service when the gray
haired veteran!, w hose rankt are rapidly
thinning, perform thil eervice io honor
of their lout comrades. A thrill pasted
through every breatt ai Private Bentz,
a volunteer ol the late war, limped to
the monument and dropped the token
of love in memory ol thote to dear to
many hearts, who have fallen t.s mem
ber! of the Second Oregon Volunteer!,
and coming nearer to our own heart
tonei, Capt. Bartell rerueubi-r.d thote
who were member of Coi'pany L and
from The Dallet Wlllia n Fields and
Henry O'Flaherty.
Tean itood In many eyet at tb mi
litia boys tiled round and deposited the
beauti.ul flowert in honor of tte fallen
dead of Company L. M jet every num
ber in tb rankt ol Company D. ha en
listed tioce oar brave boyi marched
forth to real battle, and while thought
ol our absent heroei filled the breatt, at
the same time a feeling ol eatitfaction
and trust at to our future prevadad all
as they beheld the noble facet of those
who are preparing to march forth to the
firtt call that may be given. They ar
a brave lot and made a splendid show
ing. .
Keturning to the city, the G. A. R.,
and militia marched to Fraternity hall,
where the W. R. C. terved a line
lunch to the old and young boys in blue,
who, never missing the hard tack, thor
ough' eujoyed Ihe spread.
At 7:30 o'clock the G. A. R. and W.
K. C. met at their hall and etcorted by
the militia, nr arched to tb Methoiiet
church, w here, after two beautiful selec
tions by a quartet composed of Meisr.
Landert, Norihup, Doaue and Lundell,
a tcripture lesion by Rev. Rushing and
prayer by Key. Wood, Rev. Poling de
livered an address which want eloquent
and able an effort at a Dallet audience
baa listened to for tome time. He
opened bi remark! by laying that hii
lory ii on continued argument in lavor
of the doctrine ol the equality ot man
kind, and war, although a harsh teacher
ol thil important doctrine, mutt be
heeded ; we canuot tarn away. Review
ing lb biatory of the wart from early
day to th pretent war, the epeaker
proved that all bad for their Incentive
thil on end. Th Almighty desire that
each nation mak the moat of itaelf by
an uoselfltb policy, aud America' motto
should be "America for tte world."
HumauitarlanUin ihould be oar watch
word. In. closing he laid American hearti
ask not why we keep Memorial day, but
do to with hearti full ol love and are
glad of an opportunity to do to. "We
feel tonight that the great heart of tb
nation beat in gratitude to the Grand
Army ol th Republic. At you near
th muttering out time may your last
hour be lull ol hope. And may God
bless our boyi now on the field ol battle
and restore them to ui toon."
All joined in tinging America at the
close ol the add rets, and Memorial day
ended with its ttraint ringing in the eari
ol the congregation.
Oda VIw of Ihe Sltnntlon
Thk Ciikomci.k tins never to tar been
guilty ol taking a pessimistic view ol
matter in general, but, variety being
the "spice ol Ue," we may be excused il !
we deviate lor once at least, and look at I
the river question on the dark tide, thus j
giving ourselves tufiicient reason for be- j
ing thankful that the weather still re-1
maim cool and hoping that it may to,
continue.
While quite a number ol experienced!
river men predict that there will be no
unusual high water this year, there ia a
probability, or we may say possibility,
ol th river reaching the 't4 mark. We
have, io far, had no summer weather.
The moon changea lor warmer weather
next Thursday. On Tuesday the river
at The Dalle will be 31 leet. Suppose
w should get fifteen day hot weather
(and thi Is not at all improbable) with
the amount ol snow in the moautalm It
soonEi
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In this ratio we will
SCOTCH
for Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 5c Lawns at 4c. This is one of
the most attractive li ncs ever fdinvrn tha nntitio .Tnat iI.a neniiAr i,in rv.
hirt waists and dresses for those warm
ui. lumi ami ice vuese gooud as displayed m our f.asl W indow, and be
convinced they are Just as represented.
LADIES' BLACK HOSE.
One of the best values ever offered. Fine quality, fast black, full
fashioned, Uijh, spliced heel and toe, double sole, elastic top. Actual value
per box of three pair, 1.00. Special price on this lot per box of three
pair, 89c.
CHILDREN'S DRESSES.
Wash Dresses from 1 to 4 years, rullle and lace trimmed, 35c.
White Dresses from 1 to 14 years, embroidered and lace trimmed.
ranging in prices from 35c to $5.00.
LADIES' WASH WAISTS.
It will interest you to see our grand assortment of Lidies' Wash
Waists, all colors, all styles, all materials, at from 50c to $3.50.
Ladies' Silk and Satin Waists.
Just received a shipment of high-grade Black Taffeta Silk and Black
Satin Waists at correct prices.
Our Special Sale of Boys' Clothing-
During the past week has been appreciated. We know this from the
great number of sales made. For the benefit of those who were unable to
call last week it
Will be continued during this entire week.
REMF.MBFR, we give a genuine watch, not a toy, with each suit of
boys' clothes from (2.50 up.
Do Not Overlook
Our Grocery Department.
We are constantly receiving new and tempting goods, and you'll find
it well worth your while to drop in and see them. We'll call your atten
tion to these today :
COFFEE that will suit you.
GRArK NUT BUTTER, the new health food.
PITTED RIPE OLIVES; let us send you a bottle. '
VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP, new crop. Try it on hot cakes.
BEECH NUT SLICED BACON, packed in vacuum giass jir3.
ROYAL BENGAL CEYLON TEA, in one-half and one pound lead
packages. Delicate flavor; you're suie to like it.
PEASE
All Goods Marked
would be an easy thing to get a raise ol
l't per day, or a 22 ' foot rite above
Tuesday' mark, making 5Slt feet at
The Dalle, pretty cloee to the '94 mark.
Should the weather continue cool, ol
court there will not be much danger of
the river reaching the above figure;
bat in the meantime let n cease "kick
In i" at the weather, the weather
prophet, etc., when we realise that thil
i perbapi our only salvation from a
flood.
LIVELY FIRE DRILL.
Five Streams Plaj oo M'aaco Warehonaa
-Treasure .
That Dallet people are Interested in
their fir department (and tbey have
every reason to be) waa proven Thursday
evening by the number who witnessed
the test dri'.l at the warehouse. One
might have thought Dewey had reached
the city lore enough, (and it certainly
was dewey for a time) judging from tbe
procession which followed the depart
ment np Second street.
"The "procesh" was headed by onr
new band, which furnished marching
music for the following companies:
Mt. Hood, Jackson, Kst End, Colom
bia, South Side aud Hook and Ladder.
While each company pitde a good show
ing, we must mention the new S.nth
Side No. 3. which turned out in lull
tc", only three members being absent,
one being ill and two in Portland. If
aptiearance stands for anything tl.e east
hill it tafe in cate of fire.
Marching at once to the Wt'C) ware
house, the "boy" went to work in
earnest, inspired by the strains of ti e
band, and soon five streams ol wat.r
were playing on tho building at lively
as if the w hole thing wat iu a blaze.
The drill was for the pnrpose ot testing
the pressure ilnce the new plugs and li
tre preseure has been pot In. The engine
was stationed at Skibbee' corner, and
with 2500 leet ol hose in use and five
streams two hose attached atthe corner
ol Third and Taylor, two at Second and
Taylor, and one at Second and Monroe it
was determined that eighty-four pcandi
pressur could be obtained. This il a
to 12
quote you prices on
LAWNS.
days that we hare been warning you
& MAYS.
in Plain Figures.
large per cent over what we could depend
on before the new tyttem wa pat in,
end Est Ender teel a great deal aaler
than formerly.
The test being made, they proceeded
to the engine, where occurred a teet ia
which the steamer wa tried against the
pressure obtained Irom tbe plug. Thi
time Engineer Brown wat outdone and
the ping came out ahead.
The East End hat always seemed to
be the place to be dreaded on account
o' fire, as has a'.to that distr'ct oa Second
street between Court and Union. Wa
anderttand that in case of a fire in the
latter section eight stream at least, and
probably eleven, could be turned on at
once, so that that section it not to be
dreaded as a fire trap so much as it ha
alway been.
The board of delegates are much en
couraged over the outlook for a new
alarm system, chemxal engine, etc.,
and we expect to hear encouraging new
from them toon. Let us assist them in
every manner possible, for their efforts
are only for our benefit, their service
being given gratis.
We owe much to our fire department ;
let us keep this ever in mind.
The Moriara Heauty.
Thrives on good food and sunshine,
with plenty of exercise in the open air.
Her form glow with health and her face
blooms with its beauty. If hr tyttem
needs the cleaning rcti in of a laxative
remedy, she uses the gentle aud pleasant
Syrup of Figs, made by the California
i'ig Syrup Co. only.
If yen suffer from tenderness or fuU
ness on the right tide, pains under
shoulder-blade, constipation, lillout
ness, t-lek-headaclie, rn 1 feel dull, heavy
and t'eepy your liver is torpid and con
gested. DeWitt'l Little Early Risers
will cure you promptly, p'easantlr and
permanently by removing the congestion
acd causing tb bile ducts to open and
flow naturally. Tint abb good pills.
Snipec-Kinemlv Drug Co.
Ham oay whiskey for fami'y and
peclal use, (old by Cen Wi'lon, Tbe
Djlle. it