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VALE is tH8 county sdat of Malheur county, Oregon, and trading .cOiltdi' for h
u lUi'ge fai!fflillg aiid StOck i'a.i&iiig c'ouHtrjj. Vale" is Ideated at the' junction of $f
two branch .lines, of railroad and . three lei!tll0 Vuil6ysi Two important, irri-
gation districts, Warjnspririgs and Willow-Alder, are" ofgafilz6a Adjoining :d:
Vale1;, aha pfrbjje'ets will be iihdgr vay .as soon as possible. The Val6. oil field, is Ti
now ni,tne Hands 6'i respoiisiul(! developer's arid Will likely produce' in near fu- x?
ture. . Vale Has hot springs and sanatorium, tW.o bfilikg, fine;, court house', six :o:
churches, huhierous iratefnal Organizations, U. S. Laiid Office', iiiGde'rn busi- r
nesB blocks, and residences, pure mountain water supply, sdweragS system, x
staildai'd HlgH school, feeveral good garages. :c
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AN INDEX TO THE LIFE Of VALE AND MALHEUR COUNTY
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fiUdders Will Slid valuable ihforrttatirth ahd helpful suggestions.
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H , Will place ybdr ltitals where, people look for them, and where they will
di Hb't be dffeKdfcd in reddihg ihem
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WANTED LOCATION NOTtCES fe side at
- - the Enterprise Ofli-C for Ni'tiates, Oil
ArH deairilig' 1(1 secure1 ri live1 aftolit anl Miherals of all kinds, also Proof
iii edcrl t&wri in Malticur county to f fljscovery uhd Assessment Work
handle Power'elie, d ftiei saver and Blank's;
i c'carbSnizcT; for' gasoline niotors. Ad- 77h ciniii liil I I
irfeijb:wY Farls, JSfdan Valley, SItiNS-'Llcens6 Applied
fitj. 8 i If or B18nS Panted on card board fOr
- that ric'w fcdh iOfc edch at Enterprise
ANTEpVjjiri.for general house
work:, Fiir particulars phone' 71 or ,-,:.XTC, u . ,u . , . ,
l' w tr L H'-K ,, TIN CANS One dttzen hew clean
write box 97, Vale, Oreg. 7-28-tf. r . . . . . u j, , . ..
5 gal. gasoline earns. Inquire at En-
WANTED Roomers and Boarders. terPrisc Kcl
Mrs. M. H. Doolittle, Vale. 7-28-tf. FQR gALE QR TRADE 40 acres
WANTEti Woman to work on a .f,al lan" co Toledo.
... . Write 572 Clinton Street, Portland,
ranch as housekeeper, good wages. ' , . .lT
Apply E. II. Somervillc, Brogan, Ore. 0rcgon- 7-14"4tJR-
7-8-3t
" ' When you can't get relief from
it i4i i Mnt , Rheumatism any other way, try the
ALFALFA FARM wanted in trade 'ELECTRONET
for Willamette Valley city or farm , , ,
property. Write description of place 1Ioalth Robe on exhlblt nt the Drex-
in detail and mall to X3, care Malheur cl hotel- By tho counly manner, J.
Enterprise, Vale, Oregon. 0-10-tf. c- M"rPhy. 7-14"tf-
' WANTED To trade horses for a
I'AKM LOANb . second hand Ford Auto. See or write
' ' ' ' (V. Glen Mansur, Vale Oreg. 7-14-3tp.
Monoy to loan oh improved ranches :
20 years time. Rural Credit plan. OLD PAPER for sale.. --5c and 10c
- c- c- MUELLER. per bunch. Good for starting fires,
1st Natl. Bk. Bldg., Vale, Oregon, underlaying carpets, covering shelves,
1-1 ' wrapping and packing, etc. At the
FOR SALE Enterpriso offlce. ' G-9.
FOR" SALE Fifty Udi"es alfalfti,
first cUttiHg. Three miles e'ast from
Vale; PUrchriser to Jiarvdst same,
tierrick 6h piade; Address, T( II.
M68re; Ontarlbj OrefeHh; d-dO
MAC SAYS:
A. D. S. Foot Soap puts the ees in
feet. Try it for tired, sore, blistered,
aching feet. It brings quick and sure
relief. Costs 2oc the cake. .
Rexall Foot Relief, 25c; Foot tab
lets, 25c. They bring cheer to weary
feet.
Mac pays the postage.
A. E. McGillivray
THE REXALL STORE
Vnlc, Oregon Phone 32
LUMBER
This is the season of the year to do
that building you have planned on for
such a long time. We have the mater
ial, can.give you the best market prices
in keeping with the quality you desire,
and will do our utmost to give you the
best service we can.
SATISFACTION ALWAYS GUARANTEED
HOME LUMBER & COAL CO.
J. Kimball, Mgr. Vulc, Oregon.
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ROOMING HOUSE FOR SALE
First class condition, 28 rooms rea
son for selling, ill health of proprietor.
"Multnomah Rooms". Address A.
HOwdrn, Ontalio, Oregon. 0-30-tf.
FIVE YEARS AGO
f Interesting News From
j Enterprise Files Five 4
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(From the Enterprise of Aug. 3, 1912)
G. A. Hurley, who moved to Inde
pendence recently, will engage in bus
iness with his former partner R. Ji
Taylor, in the real estato business.
Bob Ivers and family, of Watson,
passed through Vale this week on
theii- Way to Logan Valley and Thun
der mountain for a month's outing.
Miss Myra King arrived in Valo this
week from Burns, where she will re
side with her mother, says the Burns
News.
Uncle Mac and Aunt Mary Diven
returned 6ii Tuesday's Brogan train
from a trip in the1 Upper Willow river
vaileyj
Chief of P&lic'e' Jack italan made a
trip to Boise Tuesday- With an army
deserter he had captured in this city.
Officer Dolan took his mart to ,the
Boise barracks andgot a$50 reward.
Judge 6'eorge E. D'avis is improving
nicely from the' accident ih which he
figured last Sunday riear Wfe'stf ail. He
nnd Chauffeur Kcssler had gone to
Westfall the day before to trade the
Davis car for a pair of fine horses.
On the way home ono of tho horses
jumped the buggy tongue and start
ed to run away. Both men were
thrown from the buggy, the judge suf
fering a sprained ankle which has
kept him in the house since. Mr. Kcss
ler was bruised but not injured.
J. 0. Moudy and Mr. Barton, who
recently purchased the Thomas ranch,
narrowly escaped serious injuries the
first of the week. When nearly home
from Cow Valley, the wagon tongue
broke, scaring the horses so they ran
away. Tho wagon tongup was driven
into the ground with such force that
the rig was thrown several times in
to the air, the last time Mr. Moudy
landing on the front wheel, inflicting
serious injuries about the chest. One
of the horses suffered a broken leg
and had to be killed .
Governor West was met in Vale by
a committee of citizens this week, on
his GOO mile horseback ride over the
state. He discontinued the trip by
horseback on the Idaho line, and con
tinued his itinerim by auto to Boise.
The famous Hart case was set to
appear in the courts again this week,
when a petition to set aside a will
made July 7th was argued before
County Judge B. C. Richardson.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Hadley and
baby returned on Tuesday from n
month's automobile trip that carried
them to nearly every portion of the
state. After attending the Elks con
vention in Portland they went south
through the Willamette valley to. Eu
gene, where they tooK the McKenzie
river pass through the Cascade moun
tains stopping at Sisters. Mr. Had
ley reports' plenty of good fishing in
the Cascades.
Register Bruce R. Kester and bride,
nee Miss Mabel Judd, returned Tues
day from their honeymoon trip
through the eastern states. The werp
married on July 11th in Wisconsin.
There's a new dentist in town. Dr.
Burrow doesn't seem to mind the com
petition, for the newcomer is Dr. Bur
row, junior, and arrived at the Bur
row home on Saturday morning. Mo
ther and son are doing well while Dad
is treating his friends.
Still are the Vale railroad quarters
growing and assuming large propor
tions. During the past week several
crews have been busy erecting a large
oil warehouse in the east end of the
yards, and large building for the com
missary across the track. During the
past few days tracklaying has been
going on at a rapid rate, and ship
ments of supplies and timber have
been exceedingly heavy.
Wes Caviness returned Wednesday
from a two weeks' trip to Portland.
Miss Rhoda Sasser returned Thurs
day from Emmett, where she has been
taking care of Mrs. Frank Sasser. of
this city, who has been ill with a
siege of typhoid. It is learned that
Mrs. Sasser is improving.
C. C. Hull, one of the proprieors of
the Bungalow theatre in this city,
left the latter part or last week for
Chicago and points in .Missouri, He
expects to be gone about a month,
during which time Manager Quisen
berry will care for the business of the
Bungalow.
Horn, last night, July 25, to Mr. and
Mrs. J. 0. Test, a daughter. Deputy
Sheriff K. H. Test was here from Vale
bright and early this morning to make
the acquaintance of the young lady.
Ontario Democrat.
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Picked Up lit Vale And
$ Nearby Neighborhood 4
1.6okfng oTcr Rccords-Beil V, Tait,
of Washington, D. C, ufid a repre
sentative of the Executive Committee
6f the' Chamber of Commereo of the
United States arrived in Vale Tues
day, and spent some, time inspecting
records in the U. S. Land Office at
this place.
Called to Boise Jack Boor, a mem
ber of the 2nd Idaho Ucgimcnt, was
notified last week to nppev in Boise,
and left Tuesday for thai place; where
his company will mobilize. Just what
duties thoy will be called upon to per
form is not known, although there is
much conjecture" that this branch ot
the government service may bo sent
to France, on account Of .thdir splen
did showing on the Mexican border
last year.
To British Columbia Joe Thomp
son, owner of the popular5 restanranl
and lunch stand, left Wednesday for
Vancouver, B. C, here he will spend
he next two months on an;outing va
cation. During the aosence of Mr.
rhomnson tho restaurant will be in
charge of. his wife.
Vale Home for Sale or Rent J. H.
Ellis' former home for sale or rent.
There are 8 rooms and a bath; large
basement with cement floor; two lots.
The location insures a permanent and
growing value to the place. 1 Vale real
estate prices are low and mus,t reaci
to a higher plain. Now is a' most fa
vorable timo to acquire a Valo home.
1'ho Ellis place is well constructed and
located and low priced is an especially
good buy. For particulars see or write
O. E. Carman, Valo. 8-4-8-25.
"Uncle Mac" to California R. M.,
better known as "Uncle Mao" Diven,
and his wife, left Tuesday for Chico,
California where they will spend the
winter with friends and relatives.
To Play Engagements C. V. Hew
itt and family, who have been in
charge of the Rex theatre here for the
past four' months, left Sunday for
Boise; where thdy will begin an ex
tended tour Of' IdilhG points with their
musical vaudeville act, playing the
Isis theatre in Boise the first three
nights. During their absence Miss
Flora Smith will have charge of the
picture show here.
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Lawn Salt This 4weck the" famous
Red Table of special bargains, will bo
covered with plain and fancy lawns.
Call early and get your choice. At
the Vale Trading Company' 'Big
Store. , ,. . "
Goes to Los Angeles Joe Kelley,
manager of the Kelley Saddlery of
tilts city, left last week for Los An
geles, where he will attend a school of
automobile mechanics for the next few
months, with a view to entering that
branch of the industry.
House Completed The finishing
touches of the new residence of the
McKnight sisters and Frank Mc
Knight, were put on this, week, and
the building is ns neat a little work of
architecture as could be imagined. It
is situated directly opposite the Enter
prise office, where the work of remod
eling has been watched with interest
the past two months. The now house
is painted white, enclosed in a1 neat
fence, and flowers and shade trees are
already beginning to grow.
Butter Wrappers Large enough to
cover the ends of the butter. Printed
on the best Vegetable parchment, with
special non offset ink. Mail in your
order to the Enterprise, Vale, Oregon.
We will pay the postage.
Camping in Idaho A camping par
ty of Vale folks left the first of the
week for a three weeks outing" in Ida
ho. Members of the party were Mr.
nnd Mrs. R. J. Ivers, Mr, and Mrs. G.
A. Ruring, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moo
dy and Mrs. Carl Fegtly.
Rags? Rags? Any Rags Today?
If you have a bunch of old cotton
rags don't burn them up but bring
them to the Enterprise office and
watch the pressman smile. Wo pay
2V4 cents per pound for cotton rags.
Assorted colors and various sizes and
shapes accepted.
Farm Land The Government needs
Farmers us well as Fighters, Two
million three hundred thousand cres
of Oregon & California llailroad Co.
Grant Lands. Title revested in Unit
ed States. To be openeu ror home
steads and sale. Containing some of
best land left In United States. Largo
Copyrighted Map, snowing land by
sections and description of soil, cli
mate, rainfall, elevations, tempera
ture, etc., by counties. Postpaid One
Dollar. Grant Lands Locating Co.,
Box 010, Portland, Oregon. C30-13t.
Vale
Transfer Co.
It. M. BEACH, Prop.
OFFICE AT VALE DRUG
All Kinds of Drayage & Traw
fer Work Promptly Done.
STORE.
1 Phuic 31.
t Residence Phone 103.
Please Remember.
That the forms for each
week's Issue of tho Malheur
Enterprise close an Thursday
afternoon, and that all ndver-
Using ahd news copy must be '
in before that time to Insure
publication in that weok's pa-
per. Ths Editor and tho entire
force will consider it a favor If
news items, corrosponddiice,
and advertising copy will be
sent in early in tho week.
Thank yoU Tills is necessary
in order that wo may pfilit tho
papor so as to reach tfld cOUil-
try f'citttafa on time.
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Mrs. H. C.Nccly arrived homd aw
Ogden and Salt Lake, Sunday, where
die has boon visiting friends and re
latives for tho past two weeks.
Mrs. F. L. Cook roturncd to her
home in Caldwell, Wednesday, after
i few days visit with her daughter
Mrs. II. E. Young, in Vale.
Receiver M. N. Fegtly arrived home
Friday from a two wecKs automobile
tour over northern California.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Barr left Satur
lay for Los Angeles, where they will
visit. Mr. and Mrs. Barr are the pnr
jnts of Mrs. M. H. Doolittle, and have
jeen visiting their daughter and fnm
.ly for the past month.
Jno. Norwood, of Jamicson, was in
ho city the latter part of last week.
Clare Rouse was a Brogan visitor
Friday.
Mr, and Mrs. Sam Timbrell, of
Crane, who have charge of the Vale
Trading company branch there, were
Vale visitors the latter part of last
week,
Herschel Brown was a Vale visitor
from Ontario for the Honor Guard
dance Friday night.
Miss Clarabell Zorncs took her de
parture Saturday for Washington,
where she will visit relatives for a
while. Miss Zornes may go back to
tier old home in Iowa, following this
visit.
Mr, and Mrs. J. P. Dunaway left
last week for a mountain outing.
They went to Ontario, where they
were joined by Circuit Judge Biggs
and family.
J. B. Smith, of Rockvillc, as a Vale
business visitor Monday.
Mr. Sullens .vus jn.,Valo from his
ranch' near Ontario Wednesday of this
week.
J. Johns, well known loan man of
Pendleton, was in Vale the first of
the week on business matters.
Roy C. Stewart, of Westfall, was in
town Monday on business.
J. C. McConncll, of Nyssa, was a
Vale visitor Tuesduy.
Henry Epsie, of Jamicson, was a
visitor at the county scat last Satur
day.
Miss Bessie Hope left Monday for
Portland, here she will visit friends
for a while.
Mrs. Ralph Siddoway took her de
parture Thursday for Mitchell, Ore
gon, where she will spend a month
with relatives as a vacation trip.
Miss Norma Hope left Wednesday
for Portland, and other coast points,
where she will visit friends and rela
tives. M. J. Joyce, of Juntura, spent a
few days in Vale the latter part of
last week.
Wm. Stradley was a Big Bend vis
itor in the city Snturd&y.
R. H. Rodcnburg arrived in tho city
from Culdwell lust Saturduy for a
few days visit.
W. Reed came down from Westfall
Saturday.
Wirt Arnold was a Westfall visitor
in town the latter part of last week.
Geo. England, of Brogan, spent n
few days in the city on business last
week.
D. S. Lowrie, of the U. S. L. K. R.
Co., was u business visitor in town
Monday.
J. W. Kaigler, an official of the
American Express company, was. a
business visitor in the city for a few
days the first of the week.
Mrs. Ben Jones came down from
Juntura Monday.
Emil S. Tschirgi was a Vale visitor
from Brogan Monday of this week.
Mrs. Leslie L. Hope left Wednesdny
for Centralla, Wash., -r.cre she will
visit relatives tho next few weeks.
Miss Virginia Smith arrived in the
citv the first of the week from Nam-
pa, Idaho, where she has been visiting
relatives for the past three weeks.
W, F. "Long and wire were register
ed at the Drexel Tuesday from Mal
heur city.
C. C, Romph and lamily returned
Tuesday from tho Puyetto lakes. They
went by way of Kmmctt und returned
by way of Weiser and rcjiort a fine
trip,
Mrs. Carrie L. Roberts arrived home
by auto Tuesday evening from the
Rainbow mine, where she has spent
the past four weeks visiting. She was
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Gooch, and Walter Meyers, of Rain
bow. Mr. Meyers and Mr. Gooch loft
tho same evening to return to the mine
while the latter's wife will be a guest
of her ount for n while.
Mrs. Hnttic Croswcil came down
from Junturn the latter part of last
week, on a visit.
G. W. Haw, Fannie Haw, and Mrs.
F. Haw,- were among the Jamicson
visitors in the county scat last week.
Lizzie Turner was n Vale arrival
from Jamieson last Friday,
R. L, Campbell, a representative of
tho Studcbaker company, was in tho
city from Boise last week.
E. L. Hibbs was a I'rairio City ar
rival Friday in the county seat,
Mrs. H. C. Smith made a short trip
to Ontario Sunday.
F. M. Knight, E. E. Cooley, and
Chns. Troxell constituted a contingent
of visitors in Vole, from Prairie City
last Saturday.
J. L. Griffith was in he city Tues
day from Payette.
Mrs. A. Murphy was a Beuluh visi
tor in the city Tuesday.
P. F. Joyce, of Bculah, was a visi
tor in town the first of the week.
John Conroy arrived in town from
Beulah the first of he week, on a few
days business tour.
Wm. Conolly, the Westfall sheep
man, spent a while in v'are during the
week, coming down about Tuesday.
Ike Crosby was a Sunday arrival in
Jhe city from Westfall.
Scott Hyde, of Westfall, was a Vale
visitor the first of the week.
Louie Hyde urived In the city from
Westfall tho first of the week.
' II. A. Dressier, of Payette, arrived
n Valo Sunday.
Miss Mury Newman, of Shoshone,
is visiting Thos. Jones nnd family this
week.
Miss Margaret Drane was n visitoi
in the city from Ontario Sunday.
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SOCIETY COLUMN
Social Functions Enjoy-
ed by People of Vale
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Honor Guard Dame a Success.
Quite an assemblage of local young
folks and visitors turned out for the
dance given by the Honor Guard girls
last Friday evening. The music was
furnished by the popular Beamguard
orchestra of Ontario. Punch was serv
ed the crowd throughout the evening,
and as nn entire result tho treasury
of the Honor Guard girls is some $05
to the good.
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Crandalls Entertain.
A number of yourig people were
guests at a pleasant little house party
at tho, home of C. L. Crandall south
west of the city, Saturday evening.
Cards and games were enjoyed
throughout the evening, followed by
refreshments. Later in the evening
furniture wus cleared away and an
impromptu dance was initiated, to tho
enjoyment of the visitors. Those
present were: Misses Maurine Jones,
Helen and Vina Mueller, Valeda Rose,
Frances Hewitt, Lillian Davis; Messrs
Hugh Thayer, Chas. Crandall, Millard
Nelsen, Homer Roberts, Percy Stacey,
Edward Kimball. The hosts and host
esses were Messrs Lloyd and Elmo
Crandall, Duncan Graham, and Misses
Lulu and Florence Crandall,
K. P. Program Draws Crowd.
The court room of tho court house
in Vale was the scene of tho Patriotic
Program by tho Knights of Pythias
j DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY
(i IN THE )
First National Bank S
of Vale, Ore.
and pay all your bills with checks, which is a
more convenient way and at the same time cs
tablishcs a credit.
In making loans a Bank will always take
care of its customers first.
Give us your business and wc will treat you
right.
5 per cent Interest paid on Time Deposits (
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
C. VV. Nelson, President
, J. T. Logan, Vice President
Chas. E. Flynn, Cashier
Eli Rose, Director
James M. Weaver, Director
J. W. Graff, Director
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Saturday night, on account of windy
weather. However, this did not mar
the ceremonies in the least, and every
number on tho program was well re
ceived, from the concert selections by
the Vale band, to the 15-minute talks
by the speakers. The refreshments
were served immediately after the
program, and everyone reports a very
enjoyable evening.
Bridge Club Meets.
The Bridge club met at tho home of
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Crandall Wednes
day afternoon. There were fourteen
guests present, who were: Mesdamcs
Neely, Burrow, Smith, Davis, Lytlo,
Wildhabor, Dunlop, Dearmond, Sta
ples, Easthnm, Houston, Reed, Hadley
and Miss Lcla Jones. Tho high score
was awarded Mrs. Wildhaber. Fol
lowing the entertainment light re
freshments were served.
A Birthday Party.
Little Miss Ernestine Staples, a
niece of Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Staples,
charmingly entertained a number of
her young friends at a birthday party
at the Stuples home Tuesday afternoon.
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
R. G.
Wheeler R. D.
Lytle
WHEELER & LYTLE
Practice in all
Courts nnd U. S. Land Office
Collections
Nelsen Bldg. Vale, Orei
PERCY M. JOHNSON
Land Attorney
General Land Office Practice, Town
ship Plats, County Maps. Room
203 Nelsen Bide. Next door to the
U. S. Land Office. Vale, Oregon.
"eo. E. Davis Bruce R. Kester
DAVIS & KESTER
Attorneys and Counsellors-at-Law
Vnle, Oregon
fulicn A. Hurley G. A. Hurley
HURLEY & HURLEY
Attorneys and Counselors-nt-Law
Nelsen Bldg. Vale, Oregon.
DrTCARL J. BARTLETT
Physician nnd Surgeon
Offices over Vale Drug Store
VALE ' OREGON
Dr. Paulino Sears Dr. Harriet Sean
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
Graduates of American School of
visteopatny, ivirKsviue, nio.
1st Building North of Vale Drug Storo
Valo, Oregon
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FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
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VALE LOCAL OF THE SOCIALIST
PARTY
Meets on every Tuesday evening of
each month, nt tho Hayes building, ob-
liqucly opposite the court house. Vis
itors always welcome
CIVIC CLUB MEETINGS
Tho Civic Improvement Club holds
Its regular meetings on tho -second
Thursday of each month. All inter
ested in civic work are cordially in
vited to attend.
Library open from "15 to 9:30 on
Wednesday and Saturday evenings and
2 to 4 Saturday p. m.
ANNA M. WHEELER, Pros.
There Is moio fi irili In this section of
llio country than ull other Ureases put
together, uml until th lust few years
was supposed to uu Incurable, or a
Kreat many yeaiH Uoctora pronounced It a
local disease und prescribed local reme
dies, and by consluntly fallhiK to cure
with local treatment, pronounced It Incur
able. Science has proven Catarrh to be a
constitutional dlsenso, and therefore re
tiulres constitutional treatment. Halls
Cntarrh Cure, nmnufartured by . J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio, Is the only
Constitutional cure on the murket. It Is
taken Internally, It acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the system.
They offer ono hundred dollars for any
case It falls to cure. 8ond for circulars
and testimonials.
Addrmi F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Hold by Drugsltts, 76c
Tk Hall's Family Pills for constipation.