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Jndge , . Clerk of I COUNT OFFICERS CftiKtt ' Sheriff Recorder - Treasurer Assessor.... ... . (chool Superintendent . Surveyor Coroner ......... Commissioners . T. F. Ryan .... Elmer Dixon ..... J. J. Coolie ...T. P. Bandall ... .Jacob Shade ... Ell Williiim" .. N. W. Bowland ... Ernest Rands . M.C. Strickland I 8. F. Marks 1 B. Morton I R. 8o.it U .....E. H.Cooper ...... . J. E. Jack .. ...Ed. Dedman Mrs. G. M. Strange J.G. rorter Deputy Clerk Sheriff . Reoorder ' Superintendent . " Assessor Comity Court meets on flint Wednesday after firs Monday of everv month. Probate Court meets on first Monday of every "circuit Court meets on rd Monday in Aprlland trSI Monday In Bovemoer OREGON CITY OFFICERS, ....... r. D. Latourette " Bruce C. Curry Mayor . Reoorder Chief "f Police .... .... Treasurer ... .... City Attorney Street Commissioner ... ' Sup't. of Water Works . CitvEnirineer .... Oouncllmen R. Koerner, J. W. Powell, C. E. Burns , . .H. E. Straight . A. S. Dresser ...J.C.Bradley . ..W.H. Howell H. H Johnson Frank infrequent ami : : Improper : Shampooing 0 H Heiser to R 0 H eiser, 80 acr's B Smith cUim, 2 8,3 fi, 2 , 3 e. J Matttiieeea to J Squires, 11 ac's and tract in Whitcomb claim, 1 s, 1 e are responsible tor dry, scrawny and variable colored hair. Many people have a goodly supply oi hair, and it would be beautiful were it not that dandruff had destroyed its life and made it lustreless. Everyone's head should be shampooed once a week with some non-Injurious and health-giving wash. I crj Sutherland Sisters' g Iff Scalp Cleaner Busoh and .8 huebel of r1-. Carman, V. u. nnnuey, a. tt . huw " Metzner of Second Ward. Council meet first Wednesday of each month. ftl OR BUYS A $3.50 SUIT 1,000 CKLKVKATKU "KKVliKVt KiKUCT" UUl KLK riKCI KNKK PINTS SUITS iT $1.88. A NEW SUIT mil "'''"' ". WH CH. DvN I Vl't Ali.rm,luni Finn, SEND NO MONEY, e.llhi..4. ..land tt int. .lit. m of dot ana gay v nether lamia r small foraae and weifl send you Hthe ault tiy express, C. O. D. subjeet to ex Janilnatlon, Von can examine It at your u expreua omoe ana 11 iouhu permuj m, factory and equal te MllatolS la your town for CS. 50, pay yourexprem agent our Special Offer I'rlpe, 1.H, and exprew chariren. THESE KNEE PANT SUITS are for bov, to 1 15 eant 01 awe and ire retailed ewrywhrr al U LII. Made with UOIM.IS SKAT and BlilltS, t -" lalt-,1 11)00 itjla llluilralMl, snse from a special hMTy weigni, wHrwimwi, m-w Hianlua CaMlmrre, neat, handsome pattern, fine Italian lilltnK, fr..la Urajaua inlrrnnl.f, p.aain,, Uilni Mid relnfortln, llk Bed lln sewing, flnHnllor de Uraiwheiit.Beult any bof or parent would be pnatat tUK KI1KK I'LOTII 8AMPI.K8 of Hn," llolhlna for boy. la 10VKAKS. write for 8sule Book No. vK, contains fashion plates, tape measure and full Instruction ho to order. Men's Anita made to order from 0.00 up. tarn plea sent free on application. Address. SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. (Inc.), Chicago, III. (btsra, Roebuck Co. are tloreiuje.il rellablo.-Killlor. does not rot and bleach the hair, like soda, ammonia, etc Aid the scalp cleaner with the "Haib Geowke." "TVidV ennbdn nnthlnft but what is Rood tnr thn hair And KAHln. 0 BOLD BY DRtJGfllBTS, S I A.aa.Baa.S.aBSa.aaSBSa M I Jav V If 11 SEND 50 CENTS a.-; Ilh thti Ad, and wo will twnd you our eitirnltl La HUttTA (J I IT A R by expreHH G. 0. I). , tHbJeet to exMiaatliis.. It is a gfaulutj I. Bwrtft Anerietiii made Instrument of reac oeauty, jmji leoi rowwooa pnian. veij iirhlv noltshed. Handnomelv Inlaid iround aound hole and inlaid ftrltw In bach, celluloid bound top ertff. Fingerboard accurately fretted with ralsMl rrt, Inlaid pearl position dote, American made patent head, and duett aiekel plated Ullplece. A REGULAR $8.00 GUITAR, powerrui ana iwee ronea, lurniMiiea cumpiew wiih r haul diusillr nl Irltitn nnd ataluible Inatrne on book which teaches anyone how to play. KXAJUnlt T11K UU1TAU at foureiprfvaome and if found exactly as represented and the greatest bargain job ever taw or heard ot pay the express ageit $365 or SI. II and expreta ebaipa and the com- F nintA on tilt in voura. Katl of action ituar- a ntxtoH nr mnnAV rafnndd In ftl'l. SPECIAL PREMIUM OFFER. ZffiSXi cash in full we will give a Lettered Fingerboard Chart, It 1b an accurate ffulde, having all notes, with sharps and flattt in full view, and can be eally adjunted to any guitar without changing the Instrument. With the urn of the lettered fingerboard anyone can learn to play win.iut ti aid nf ft tPAchr. Write for free musical Instrument and piano and organ catalogue. KTerythiiig at loweal wholesale prien. Address, i SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.. CHICAGO IIMan, Boeliuck Co. are Uioroajbl, reUalla.-Killtor.) EAST AND SOUTH VIA The Shasta Route OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. Express Trains Leave Portland Daily. 8outh. North. 7(Xip.m. Lv Portland Ari 8154, 7;fj'2p. M, Lv Oregon City Lv 8:36A.W 7:4S.M. Ar 8an Francisco Lvj B-i P.v 5:00 P. M Ar Ug1en Arl 1:10 P.H :05 p.m. Ar Denver Lv I 6:45 P.M S:40a.M. Ar Omaha Ar 8:60 A.M 8:15 P.M. Ar ChicaKO Lv 6:80 A.M 7:00 A.M. Ar Loa Angeles Ar 9:2S P.M 8:15 p.m. Ar Kl Paso Ar 2:35 P.M 4:15 p.m. Ar Fort Worth Ar 8:40 A.M 7:56 a.m. Ar New Orleans Ar 8 40 pm DINING CARS, OBSERVATION CARS. Pullman First class and Tourist Cars attached to all through trains. R03ABURG MAIL DAILY ' 8:30a.m. . Lv Portland Arl 4:80p.M 9:20 A. M. Lv Oregon City Lv R:8t p.m 5:20 p. M. I Ar Roseburg Lv I 7 8 A M C0KVALLI3 MAIL DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY.? 7:30 A.M. I Lv Portland Ar 18:60 P.M 11:55 A.M. ,Ar Corvallu Lv 1:1:0 P.M At Albany and Cnrvalils connect with train o Oregon Central & Eastern R. R. INDEPENDENCE PASSENGEB DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY.! 4:50 P. M. 7 80 P. M. 8:80 P. M. Lv Ar Ar Portland McMinnville Independence Arl 8:25 A.M Lv 5:M1A.M Lv 4:50 A.M Direct Connection at Run Francisco wttb Steamship Lines (or Hawaii, Japan, I lilra, the Philippines and Australia. For through t ickets and rates oail on or address E. E. BOVI, Agrent, Oregon City R. KOEHLKK, C. H. MARKPAM, Manager, U. F. A P. Agent, Porthind, Or. Portland, Or. SlFABT FOB 'fist liCO p. m. ppkane Flyer isw p. 1:00 p.m. Bx. Sunlay Saturday lt:U p. m. :00 a.m. Kx. Sunday t:M a. m. tmea., Thnr. uaSat. (:W a. m- wt.. Tli 'if. ad Sat Iv.Klparla x::na. m. dally TIME SCHEDULES Fro Parian. Salt Lake, Denver, Ft Worth. Omaha, Kansas City, St Louis, Chicago, ana tusk Walla Walla, Spo kane. Minneapo lis, St. Paul, Du- inth, Milwankee, iblcago and Jtaat Oeaaatteanahlpt from rortuni. Ball every Ave day. Columbia River steamers. To Astoria and Way Landings. WlllametU Rlrer. Oreron C!tv. Mew. parg.Mieia m n ay ULuuinga WlllsmeHl and Yaav III Hirers lOregon Tlty, I)ay- ton, nay Uul-lugs. wPlameH Rivet. Portland to rorval. Hi A Way Uiid-iags. snake RIm. Ripaila u LawlMoB Arrive FROM Fast Mall. :46 p. m. Bpekan Flyer 1:80 a. m 4:00 p. m. Bx. Sunday Eta fMUE Urease lightens the shortens the road. 2.000 An entertainment and dance will be given at the new grange hall at Clarkes on Thanksgiving eve. A delegation of Artisans visited the Oswego Assembly Monday night, and were agreeably entertained. County Clerk Dixon Issued a license to wed last Monday, to Marsilena La Belle aged 55, and Carl Gumptner aged 68, of Macksburg. A WORD TO THE PEOPLE OF CLACKAMAS COUNTY. helps the team. Saves wear and expense. Sold every where. MADSI Bx STANDARD OIL CO. ATROLOGIST MRS. ADAMS Accurate Life Reading 545)ij' Washington Stieet, Corner 16th PORTLAND, OREGON Fob Sale 5 aciee of beaverikm land, four miles from Portland court house, 1)4 miles fiom Portland Heights ; fine garden land. Will tisde for good city property. Inquire at Courier-Herald fflce. MAHKET HI PORTS. PORTLAND. (Corrected on Thursday.) Flour Best $3.003.'!5; graham 52.65. Wheat Walla Walla 5657c; valley 57c 58; bluestone 59c. OalB White 3435c; gray 3233u. Farley Feed $16; lrewirg $18 19. Millstuffs Bran $17; middlitms $22; shorts $18; chop $16. Hay Timothy $9U ; clover, 78; Oregon wild $7., Butter Fancy creamery 50c; sec onds 4045c; dairy, 3512c; store, 2532c. Eggs 22 -21c Poultry Mixed thickens $3.004.50; hens $4 005; springs $23 25;(ieese, $r6; ducks $i7; live turkeys 12X 13cj dressed, 1416c.' Che"se Full cream 11e per pound ; Young America 1 4c. Potatoes 50 and 60 cents per sack. Vegetables Beets $1; turnips 90c pnrsack; garlic 7c per lb; cabbage $1.50 2.00 per 100- pounds ; cauliflower 75c per dozen ; parsnips 75c per sack j celery peas 34c per pound. - Dried fruit Apples evaporated 78; sun-dried sacks or boxes 45c; pears sun and evaporated. 56c ; pitless plums 45)sc; Italian prunes 35c; extra silver choice 56. OKEOON CITV. Corrected on Thursday. Wheat, wagon, 49. Oats, 32. Potatoes, 45 cents per sack. Egs, 20c to 30 per dozen. Butter, 30 to 45 per roll. Onionn, red, 85c to $1 00 pei sack; yellow, $1 to $1.25. Dried apples, 5 to 6c per pound. Dried prunes Italianc, 4c; petite and tt n, 3c. As we near the approaching elections it becomes more and more necessary that all the reform forces study the sit uation and take Buch steps as may lead to victory. Heretofore the reform forces of this state have been more or less hampered by a lack of preparation, and as a result have suffered defeat at the polls. The necessity of having our forces well in hand will force itself on every one in terested in getting better government for our people, nationally and locally. With a thorough understanding of the situation will come a knowledge of the necessity of a union of all forces opposed to the gold standard and misrule. The queslion is, will we Hand together and present a united front to "Hanna ism," corruption, imperialism and the evils of the republican party's policy as now evidt-need in the acts of the present administration, or will we scatter, per mitting the opposition to continue in power. It seems tome that we should do everything in our power to defeat the enemy, and doubtless all who , are sin cere in a desire to aid reforms will see the urgency of such action. There should be a thorough union of all forces opposed to McKinley, the gold standard and imperialism. There thould be a sinking of all differences, and so com plete a union that there will be one com mittee, one Bet of primaiies, one set of delegates and one set of candidates a'l under one ticket, the name of the party being one that none of the reformers ob ject to. The platform should be: The free and unlimited coinage of silver at at the ratio of sixteen to one, abolition of national banks, issue of greenbacks by the people, government ownership of railroads, telegraphs, telephones, etc., an anti trust clause, and an anti imper ialism plank. ' The candidates, good clean men that h.tve never been identified with questionable measures, and I think we will be able to win the success that we deserve, and that when the laurele are ours we will give the state and county an administration that will be a record to be proud of. My friends, let me urge upon you the necessity of a union, and let me ask you to sink all prejudice, all hanging to the same old party because you voted that way last time, all personal feeling, for in that way we will be able to win, and success with us meanstthat we will make this old world ,the better forour victory; it is not a question of spoils with us, but a m alter of light and wrong. A Farmek. r. M. V. A. ' Monday night was the opening of the educational classes of the Oregon City Y. M. O. A. It is an encouraging feat ure of our work to see men who are wil ling to engage in such efforts that will aid them in determining their special bent, that will make them more pro ficient in the line of their present em ployment and thit furnishes opportuni ties for them to fit themselves for high er positions. Last Tuesday the Ladies Auxiliary held a special meeting in the Y. M. O. A. parlor. Preparations were made for a big time Thahksgiving evening. There will be a meeting Monday even ing in the parlors of the association to consider the advisability of organizing a library club. There are many advanta geous reasons for the existence of a liter ary society in the work of the associa tion. Some are embraced in the follow ing: Stimulation, arising from associa tion with those of mutual tastes and ambitions. Gratification of social needs. Independent study and research. De velopment of special talents. Privileges of literary culture. Skill of parliament ary practice The above reasons are taken from the little publication by the International Educational Department, "The Literary and Congress." If you are inlereBted let nothing inter ested let nothing interfere with your being present Monday evening Joseph Kuerten's Bakery and Confectionery Fine Bread, Pies, Cakes, Cookies, Etc , Frish Every Day I ' Special Attention Given to Private Parties Seventh St. PVE! K2 Oregon uty, ure.- GO I2.G. H. BESTOW DOORS. WINDOWS, MOULDING and BUILDINQ MATERIAL. LOWXST CASH fBICBS SVBB OITIRKD TOO. FIRST-CLASS GOODS, kap Oppoctta Oonfivcstteul Ghmrob, Hla Htreat, Orccoa City, OM I APPLEGATH & PRASIL f Fashionable Furriers Sealskin Garments a Specially t . .. . Remodeling and Repairing at Moderate Prices ALL WORK GUARANTEED 143 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND ORE i miiioit. We are having fine weather here in the foothills, fur this time of year-but how long it will last nobody knows. D. H. Groshong has just returned from Antelope, where he went early last spring. He reports six or eiitht inches of snow in the Antelope hills. Tt. V. Rnrfltow and wife have moved to the Laverty farm, where they will stay this winter. Orland Thomas has returned from Eastern Oregon, where he has been at work. He has his pockets full of money and is as happy as a clam. Born To the wife of A. Orossin, a son. The boys have come to the conclusion that the teacher, Brenton Vedder, means what he says, and all are studying well and learning nicely. Several men from this part have gone to the valley to dig potatoes. They get 2s cents a bushel. R. Nov. 8. I MRS F. BECKER I 220 First Street - Portland Oregon J Has a complete assortment of . I Imported Pattern Hats and Millinery Novelties 1 Hats trimmed to-order. Feathers dyed 'and curled X PRICES MODERATE X t 4 i r 4 t 4ir I 4 s 41 REALTY TRANSERS. 4:10 p.m. Kx. Sunday 1:10 p. in. Mod., WL tnd Pri. 1:10 p. m. Tum.. Thar. tudBtt. Lt.U"to '. :li 1. b M. DOICALDSQS, Ipnt, Oregon City. WH. HURLBURT, SBr4 runnier Arak FortUnd, O. Furnished Every Week by Clacka mas Abstract & Trust Co. 0 B Tobey to J B Shedd, lota 24, 25, blk 15, Minthorn $250 R A Miller t C M Myers, lots 1 to 8, blkl, lot 2. blk 2, lota land 2, blk 6, Beattie's add 75 Grace Williams to W J Wilson, lot 4, blk 133. Oregn Oily...... 900 P Susbauer to E Cook, lot 1, blk 4, Canby 1,000 United Stntes to W D Maddock, 631.3 acres In ructions 4, 6, 32 and 33, 4 s, 2 e patent J Dovens to J L Bailey, n of nw, s of ne and 208 acres in sec 28, 2 s, 4e 500 G J Trullinger to J Carlson, 69 50 acres sec 21, 4 a, 2 e 1,000 C P Barck to A W France, 28 ac sec 1. ? s, 1 e 1,500 S O Gribble to F Krazberger, a right of way sec 14, 4 1 e 1 S inie to sa me, 40 acres same sec . . 475 Same to C Koch, 40 acres Same sec 475 J II Lambert to The Waverly Co., lota in Cambridge. . . 15,000 C U Wilson to L Heinz, 160 acres sections 19 and 30, 4 s, 2 e 1 J Heinz to C U Wilson, trustee, same description...... 1 James Wells to A W Cheney, w of sw and lots 3 and 4, sec 29, 3s, 2e 1,000 SEND US ONE DOLLAR ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE. Cunbij. Oregon mist again. Postmaster Devon wa? able to be over to the olhVe a few hours today . Potato digging ia about over. Farm ers are complaining of a great many rot ting on the ground. J. Enger went to Portland Saturday on business. J. Cook, from Dakota, has purchasid the saloon from Mr. Toekleson. Mr. Floyd, who was arrested a few months ago for sheep stealing, will have his trial next week. J. H. Graham has secured the agency for the daily Oregonian and Telegram. Henry Knight is in our city this week courting. W. H. Evans has purchased the drug business from H. W. Evans. Otto is behind the counter once more. Jack Howard's smiling ' face is once more seen on our streets. The steam shovel is layed off for a few weeks. W. H. Evans is cutting meat for J. J. Su.it !i. Geo. Knight is repairing his ware house. Fanners will have a aafe place to store potatoes and wheat. Albert Lee starts for Eastern Oregon this morning where he expects to remain for some time. M. Hoeford and son, Ervin, went to New Era this morning to pack and ship apples to the Portland market. Nov. 8. ' Result in XebronlM. Lincoln. Neb ., Nov. 9. Additional returns received this morning only serve to emphasize the fusion victory in Ne hraeka at Tuesday's election. The fn-' sion ms jority will not be less than 12, 000, and may reach 18,003. Job Printing at the Courier-Herald IP TTNDER and by virtue of the authority of an or der oi sale (trentcd by the county court of the slte of OreRor for Clackam an bounty on the 2nd day of Novembor, 1889, 1 will sell at piivate sale the following described real property belonging to the estate of James King;, deceased, to-wlt: Lots seventeen (17) and eighteen (18) In block forty-three (43) In Mlnthorn's addition to the city of Portland, In Clackamas county, state of Ore gon, and lota one (1) and two (2) of tract two (2) In the town of ifolnlla, Clackamas county, state of Oregon, according to the plat of Mrs. Elizabeth E. Moody, now oil file in the office of the oounty recorder of said Clackamas oouuly, Oregon the aald lait named lots beidg subject to a mortgage to secure a promissory note of two hundred and sixty (g-AO) dollars, dated December S, 1808, with Interest at 8 per cent per annum from said date. This said sale will be made on and after Satur day, the Vlh day of Deoember, 1899, and bids for said property will be received by the undersigned at the store of Q.N.Joe, Oregon Clly. and Port land Cracker Co., Portland, Ore." Terms, cash WILLIAM J. KINO, Administrator oi the estate of James King, deceased. SHERIFF'S SALE ON EXECUTION. In the circuit court of the state of Oregon for the county of Multnomah. Aurora 0. Lund, Plaintiff, vs. John Lund Defendant. Stale of Oregon, County of Clackamas, as. DV VIRTUE OF A JCIX1MENT ORDKR, DE- cree and an execution duly l6ued out of and under the seal of the abore entitled court, In the above entitled cause, to me duly dime ted, and dated the 4th day of November, 1899, upon a Judgment rendered and entered in said court on the 8ih day of October, U9S, In favor of Aurora O.Lund, plaintiff, and against John Lund, de fendant, for the sum of 131.25, with Interest there on at the rate of 8 per Cent per annum from the 8th day of October, 1895, to the lllh day of Octo ber. 1898. and Interest thereafter at the' rate of per sent per annum, and the further sum of $ 10 as attorney's fee, ind the further snm of (24 2 costs and disbursements, and the costs of and upon this writ, commanding ma out of the persona property of said defendant, and if sufficient could not b found, then out of therel property belong ing to said deleadant on and after the dale of said Judgment to satisfy said sum above mentioned and all the costs upon Ibis said writ. Now, therefore, by virtue of said execution Judgment order and decree, and In compliance with the commands of said writ, being nnable to find any personal property of sal 1 defendant's, I did, on the Tlh day of November, 1899, duly levy upon the following real properly of said defend ant, situate and being In the county of Clacka mas and stata of Oregon, to-wlt: The west half of Uia southwest quarter of sec tion twenty six (28), township one south of ra.ige three east of the Willamette meridian. And I will, on SATURDAY, THE 9th DAT 0t DECEMBEB, 1899, at the hour of 1:30 o'clock p. m., at the front door of the county conrt bouse In ihe city of Oregon City.la aaid county and state, sell at public auction, sub ject to redemption, to the highest bidder, for O. 8. gold coin cub in baud, all the right, title and Interest which the within named defendant had on Ihe date of said judgment or since bad In or to be above described real properly, or any part thereof, to satisfy said execuUon, Judgment order, decree, Interest, cost and all accruing oots. J. J. COOKE, Sheriff ot Clackamas County, Oregon. Dated , Oregon City, Ora Not. . 189. J A- $38.50 j W0NDER JF I tfc -y '!'4 1 1 1'f CITTHIS if. OITASUkl TO l Will QNK UOIXAK, - SPECIAL HIGH GRADE $38.50 STOCK SADDLE- by lrelaht C. O. It. ulJeJt to aiaiulnnUuu- YOU CAN EXAMINE IT 1tf;. perfectly utll''tor , exactly as represent,. An Extra Fine High Oracle SarMle and the equal of aridle a.ild everywhere at frmm OUR PRICE, $33,501 lew the 1.00 deposit, or tBT.bO, nud treiKhu ehanrea. This Saddle Is made on a 15ft or 16-Inch Cenuine Ladesma or Nelson Heavy Steel Fork,..- CABF.FrLI.T BKLECTKU HAWIIIIK OOVrittlV TKKK, be"dorroll cantle, Bteel leather covnreil Hrlrruiw or 8-Inch oxbow bratta bound, an desired. W1U stud SwimU eutl ubIch otlwrwUe ordered. TREE IS MADE EXTRA STRONG liiuKl, 8-iiicli wide luce BtlrrupleuthwiB, lj-iucli tie ntrnim,, extra long on near Me, fi-inch t biickl on o(MiJe,, heavy cotton twitted Mexican t-lnch front cinch, heavy- outtoni belting flank cinch, connecting strap. Loop aoat, i'W and. . jockey all one place. ELEGANT HAND RAISED STAMPING Weight of Huddle about 8ft neuiiilMr ipment. ib pound, umciuut uan aimjit mum poh icach too hilki mm illustrated, packed for slit WRITE FOR FREE VEHICLE. 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Mine ov tuc aicu VM3K ARMQ Tfl from very tine material, SnfM rvllcd tinl faiuffj nt-mi mr.t, ful pi mc ntn i vmn oi..w onoi,e borod to hootcloM and haid fMrvonrluM rn,Mwli. Ireak t name mid ti tter pri mrm .......I r...v u.ihut. Miwtr iit.fjii uro. f&nt'v tuti. rvDounaintr iucK.uiinaij iri oatia nai-oaned and AHTAMATIfl FlFfiTOR of tne !tntjttvpe, tT which theahHl It thrown cluar vmvinot . ii.. ..... v..... . " trim wnn vou urnK m irui (run when you brrtlc the (tun. lv or lMrHiiiz-e, OUR SPECIAL 6.75 PRICK w maoe pnMioie ny raHon or rmymir me iruni in iniiiii.w4'intnieHi nd oiferin-t tiwin direct on our one man profit pian. tm i a TR FOK fit UK Gil (ATAUM.IK. AddrvH. SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. (Inc.), CHICAGOr ILL-. MANHOOD RESTORED tlnnnf a (anioun French uhystcuin. will auk'kl "CUPIDEHE This ffrMfVfer AtahlM Vital iKTHiHan-ecilu- tlon of A famous French iihystrutn, will quickly our. voii uil nrr Toua or dlsi-anes ot tUo geueraUvt orauns, sucn a. IjosI MaiiioiMU. Iimimula, I'ulni Id tlie But ttemlnal JCiulssliins, Nervmia lliUlt,y,, riiopies, unutneas ui ssarir, uuausuux vrauis, varirtKMs ana rAn.tlniitirtn. 1 1 stops all losae. bv 1hv r lilffliL Prevents aub-k. Dfm of discliarf e, w :.lch If nut cherked ImuIs to HpermAtorrao,. nif BEFORE and AFT2R all tkakurrorsodmpoUiDCr (Ui'lfSKNKcleuiiiHiaUiiiiMiuc, Uia kklnevs and the nrliiarr onranf of ail Impurities. CfJiIDEJfR strenffthenaand restoressmall weak ornanii. ssnatslllla. CL'I'IDBNEIs theonly known remdr to cur. fiilioulanorM-ratlon. (KUrewlinoiiW IiiA wrltutn cnarant.- riven and money returned If sil boxes doea not affevl a iftomummaatm ilM a boa, six fur fMIO, by mall. Hend for fbeic circular and testimonials, Address 4VO Is MIDICIK P. O. Be Wn, Ban Itanolaco, OI flirSnUk On. A. UtTttat Kl a 4-POUND CATALOGUE FRgg THIS BIG CATALOGUE ," a m mia uiu vn'miivt In else, eonulns over IOV,IU .iu,.Utl.,tj,. UI.UW lllu.tr.Uunr, IlM I.rml Ma. 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I ke felgbwelb eMta ararly I.OO, the p.mtjitfe alone Ik OIID rDFF htrCD Cut thin ad. out and Bond M o help iwy UieM cent poetatre, a the Hlf Km will tmt leynarUU. hf II ptM)iai.d If you don't think It 1 worth lOODni.-nf he l.erUr youpend- aeakej to the lowett wbolfiafe pri m oM varHiJrf J 10 and SmA-.if rmt y$mt It it.it . . - L WHAT THK l'IU K AIMU'T TI CATATMl "It In a mou-Mirnt of bulueM infonuation.M-Mlnueao.U tMlnrv Tribune. .,. "A wonderful rleo of work-Wanhlnp-ton National THbuna. TheC'atalofcfut!iaawonder."-Mam-hetierN. H.lnlnn. "Beam. Kueliui'ktn.lon of the Urgeithoiujeeof lu kind in Cbl-ifo.n hli airo litterfHrean. . . i tie ww caiaiirue cormi one oi me net nop mwuiw mmA nowlbtr be nant Into a dltriet.H Hovca'e Monthlv. Chlrairn. 'Trlrcetalofnt6 te a van department etore boiled down." Atlanta ronetltntlon. Chloafto Kpwortb Heralil. WeeouldquotthouandofHlmUareitrai?. fk4 II eeato al ewt ue jm will retlf 4-ia.4 bwk retkw "A law Hlio'ild m iMtrfwd 'omi-IMrii then mm. f thl- mtnlouelnall iiiibllt; hool.H Tfm Hon. fl. A ftoutbtoatK ". 8EAR8. ROEBUCK Jt CO. (Inc.), CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. U. 8. A
