OREGON CITY COURIER-HERALD. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1902.
For lour Own Satisfaction. j BUTE CREEK PAIR
Do not purchase your atilt of clothes until you
see the diltarence in price at the Portland Cloth
ing Company, Main Street, next to Harding's
drugstore. Neither will you make a mistake by
looking through our big assortment of men's pants
hats and a oomplete line of underwear and over
shirts. Complete stock of boys' suits, men's,
Indies and children's shoes, guaranteed 20 per
cent less in comparison with other stores'
prices.
Long List of Awards Made to
the Exhibitors.
Corner
Fourth
and
Morrison
Streets
OREGON
Shout Line
THERE WKKE BUSY DISPLAYS
OASTOHIAi
Bauttht
There is,, .tlticli Enthusiasm Ani ii ft the
Glllc.eis of the Association and
People of Hie Vicinity.
Signature
Union Pacific
AHO
of
IK Northwest smtE PRICE HATTERS 3 CLQlim&S
yM IIIQ IVI1IU IUU llO0 AindJQ DUUMi
Thn V nrf Uml Unn ll,nt DaiiaM
TJ
THE
The 0. P. & N. Co.
Gives the Choice of
THREE
TRAINS
wo vu
THE OREGON
SHORT LINE
9:00 a. m.
9:00 p. m.
TO
SALT 1
DEN','i
OMAHA,
CHICAGO and
KANSAS CITY.
ONE VIA
THE GREAT
NORTHERN
0:U) p. m.
TO
SPOKANE,
MINNEAPOLIS
ST. PAXIL and
CHICAGO.
FREE TO THE BABIES.
The Darst Company, of Chicago, will prosent to
every baby under one year of age, In this vicinity,
one solid gold baby ring with the baby's birth
stone in same. You do not have to pay one cunt
nor buy anything to get this ring. Darst Com
tany are large jobbers of jcwlery and l a e taken
this method of advertising their goods. Instead
of .pending thousands of dollars for magazine
advertising they have decided to give it away
direct to consumers.
The firm of Messrs Ho ell h .Tones have been
made distributors for Darst Company. Bring
your baby to their store and give its name and
age and you will receive one of these beautllut
gold rings Iree of cost. This is not a cheap
article, hut solid gold of elwg.vnt designs. While
at Messrs, Howell & Jones store don't tail lo look
over the elegant line of Jewelry on display.
Ocean Steamers leave Portland everv
5 Days for
SAN FRANCISCO
Boats leaved Portland daily for Willam
ette and Columbia River Points.
Monthly Steamers to China and Japan.
For fnll Information call on or address nearest
O. R. & N. Ticket Agent, or address
A. 1. CHAIO, G, P. A.,
Portland. Oregon
Wall Paper
Now is the time to buy your
wall paper and Murrovv, the paper
hanger, will sell it to you cheaper
han you can buy it in Portland.
Drop a card in the post-office and
have sample-book brought to your
house, or telephone Ely Bros.' store
J. MURROVV, Oregon City
GO EAST
VIA
ikHDEVESIl'ff
A Complete Line
-Oif-
Fine Footwear
Only tranpcintineuial line
passing dbeetlv through
. s It Lata City,
Colorado "Springs
and Denver?
Three eplendidiv epuipped trains
daily to all points East.
Through Sleeping and Pining Cars
and Free Reclining Chair Cars.
The most tnattniticent scenery in
America bv daylight.
Stop overs allow ed on all classes ol
tickets.
For cheapest rauasand descriptive literature
address
J. D. flANSFIELD,
Ueueral Agent,
24 Thiiri f-tieet, Pnrtprd. Onto
Tne Dalles, Portland and Astoria
Navigation Co.'s
Strs. Regulator & Dalles City
Daily (except Sunday) between
The Dalles,
Hood River,
Cascade Locks,
Vancouver
and Portland
Touching at .way points on both sides of the
Columbia river.
Both of tie above stianitrs have been re Hi
and are in excellent riisye for the Feoson ofl 00
The Keirnlxtor Line will endeavor to giveit
patrons the best service possible.
For Comfort, Economy and Pleasnre
travel by the steamers of Hie Kegulator
Line.
The above lumpers leave I'ortlrT C 7 Ir an
Dalles Bt8 a. ni.,srd orrlveat destination in amr
Hma far nmpnine trains.
Portland Oflice. The Dalles Office
Oak Bt, Dock. CoartStreet.
T A. C. AJXAWAY
ftrtrslAge
For ladies, gentlemen and
children you will find in
our stylish and up-to-date
stock. Our handsome and
durable $3.50 shoe for men
1 can't be equaled for veat '
quality or style, and ou
women's fine $3.00 shoes
are the acme of comfor
and graceful outline. Our
prices will suit.
Krausse Bros
1
"RYETAB"
Whiskey Beans.
ASTORIA & COLUMBIA
RIVER RAILROAD CO.
LEAVES
1 Dei-ot Fifth and I Sts.,
Portland
ARRIVES
8:00 A.M.
7:00 P. M.
For Maygers, Rainier,
ilatskauie, Westport,
Clifton, Astoria, War
renton, Havel, Ham
mond, Fort Stevens,
Gearhart Park, Seaide,
Astoria and Reashore
Express, Daily.
Astoria Express, .
Dally.
11:10 A. M.
9:40 P. M,
Ticket Office. 255 Morrison St. and Union Depot.
J. C. Mato, Gen. Pass. Agt.. Astoria, Ore.
Something absolutely new Bnd
with which we have experi
mented lor years.
One bean makes one glass Ar
tificial Whiskey (Rye or Unur
bon); six beans to the pint.
Just the thing for travelers, and
convenient lor picnics, excur
sions, eto
Contains ail the virtue of the
best wbiskit s without the dele
terious effect. Made from' the
pure vegetable matter, and guar
anteed to contain no poisonous
or narcotic drugs of any descrip
tion. If a beverage Is not desired, a
Bean mav in taken in the mouth
without 'water, and lhe most ex
onerating effect Will be experl
enoed. Ecxof 12Eeacs,50c
The Beans retail at 10 cents
each, and can be procured from
any druggist, fancy grocer or
first-class bar. For sale ou din
ing cars.
One box sent post-paid on re
ceipt of 50 cents.
Ginseng Distilling Co,
ST.
Distillers of
Rye and Bourbon Whiskies,
LOUIS,
MO.
Tlie following i8 k list of the premiums
awarded lo ilie exhibitors ut the six
teenth annual meeting f the) Bulte
Creek A urictiltu ral Association, held a
Marquam on September 2(3 It and 27th
1U02:
DIVISION A HOUSES.
Best stallion, any age, any grade, John
Nobblett, second Best stallion, any
grade (two years old), F. E. Albright,
in st. lien. Clydesdale stallion, J. L.
Eidson, ttcund. Draft brood mate, hav
ing foaled one or more colts, S. T. Hill
man, firs' ; T. Hook, second. Roadster
brood mare, hr.virg foaled ono or more
colts, E. L Hobart, second. Roadster,
any age, T. P. SouIcb, second. Draft
colt, under eight months old, S. T. Hill
man, first; John Barth, second. Road
ster colt, under eight months old, J. N.
Jones, first ; ,1. L, Eidson, peonnd. Year
ling, colt, draft, U. A. Ridings, second.
Yearling colt, roadster, Budd Thomas,
firBt; T. Scott, second. Draft colt, three
years old, gelding or filly, J. L. Eidson,
first; Albeit Ellio't, second.
. DIVISION B CATTLE.
Bull ca f, any grade, under eight
months old, J. L. Eidson, hint. Best
milch cuw, Altha Nicholson, second.
DIVISION C SHEEP, GOATS, SWINE.
Shropshire buck, J. L. Eidson, first
J. H. Davenport, second. Coltwold
huck,S.T. Hobart, first and second
Shropshire ewe, J . L. Eidson, first; J
H. Davenport, second. Cotswold ewe,
(jr. A. Ridings, hist and second. Shrop
shire lamb, under eight months old, J,
L Eidson, first ; J. II.' Davenport, sec
ond. Oolswuld lamb, under eight
months old, jr. A. Ridings, first and
second. Billv go.it, Weisner Broi'., first
Kid, undei eight months old, VVeianei
Bros., first. Berkshire boar, any ai;e
H. L. Skitvin. first. Berkshire sow
uv age, ,J. L. Eidson, hrst; H. U Skir
vi it, second. Pig, under 6 months, Berk
share, F, L. Skirvin, first ; J. L, Eidson
second. Pig, under 6 months, Poluiid
China, (x. A. Ridings, second.
D VI I. iN D POULTHY.
Trio, chickens, Brown Leghorn, Weis
tier Bros,, Inst; E. B Flutcner, second.
Trio chickens, Plymutuh Roi-k, Mrs. F.
E. Albright, first ; E. B. Fletcher, sec
ond. Trio chickens, White Plymouth
Rocks, old. I . A, JefL-ison, first, and sec
ond. Trio chickens, White Plymouth
Rocks, young, Eugene Herren, first; J
A. Jefferson, lecond. lVir tut keys, J
A. Jefferson, first. Pair geese, J. H
Davenport, first; Euaene Herren, sec
ond. , Pair ducks, J. A. Jefferson, first:
li. A. Rulings, second.
DIVISION K VEGETABLES.
Six lartiesi carrots F. Jackson, firt;
Mrs. C. U. U.u low , second. Sx la'g 'st
mangel wut'z Is, r. Jackson, brat ; A.
Myers, second, .six Imgest 'table beets
A. Myers, tiri ; Mi-r- Viva 'Pull, second
Six Urgest pirsriips, F. Mills, fi-sl.
Ihree latges; pumpkins, Mrs. R. A.
(jray, first; A. Myers, second. Three
largest cabbages, A. Myers, first. Quar
ter bushel merchantable potatoes, Eiinei
Vanghan, hrst ; Willie Schauer, second.
Six largest potatoes, Elmer Yaighn,
first ; Willie Schaff'er, Pecond. Six larg
est sweet potatoes, F. Mills, first. Twelve
largest onions, Fllmer Vaughn, first; J.
Hicks, second. Two pounds onion sets,
t. Jack ton, hrst; Harry Ritchey, sec
ond. S x largest ripe tomatoes, B. Jack
first; A. F. Jack, second,
I.IVISION F FRUITS.
len pounds largest grapes, h,. Skirvin,
first ; Altha Nicholson, second. Quarter
bushel winter apples, Urville Jackson
first; John Drake, second. Quarler
bushel fall apples, Orville Jackson, firBt ;
Elmer Vaughn, second. Quarter bushel
tall pears, J. E. Marquam, first; C.
Ritchey, second. Quarter busbel winter
pears, E. E. Judd, hrst. Dozen peaches
E. Skirvin, first; E. E. Judd, second.
Dozen Quinces, F. Mills, first; Mrs. G
A. Ridings, second. Dozen crab apples
j. H. Robbins, hrst.
ilirnkk Wearing Apparel
8
For Mesa and Hy9
The variety of styles and materials
we show are all that could be asked.
We want you to come to Portland and
look over our lines we will be pleas
ed to show you through, whether you
wish to buy or not.
Men's Business Suits
Men's Topcoats
Men's Raincoats -Men's
Overcoats
$10 to $35
10 to 30
J2 to 30
10 to 55
PORTLAND-ASTORIA ROUTE
STR. BAILEY GATZERT
Daily Round Trips, except Snnday
TIME CARD
Leave Portland A. a
Leave Astoria " p- M
THE DALLES-PORTLAND ROUTE
STRS. TA1I031A
and M ETLAKO
Daily Trips Kxcept Sunday
STR. TAHONA
Phrttmii. Mnn.. Wfd. nd tH IK. M.
Leave The Dalles, Tues , Thurs and Sat.. 7 A. M
STR. Wl ETLAKO
Leave Portland. Tues , 'Iliuni. and Sat. T A. M
Leave Dnllf s, Mod., Wed. and Fri... 7 A. M
Landing, Foot Alder Street
BOTH PHOSEa, MAIN SSI FoKTI.AKD, OBIGON
AGENTS
A.J.Taylor .Astoria, Ore.
J. W. Crichton The Dalles, Ore.
A. K. Fuller Hood River, Ore.
Woliord & Wvers. White Salmon, Wash.
Henry Olmstead Carson, Wash.
lni,n T Tntton . Stevenson, Wash
J. 0. Wvatt Vancouver, Wash.
E. W. CRICHXJ), PORTLAND, ORE.
M
akes sliort roads.
JL XXud liglit loads
REASE
ood for everything
that runs on wheels.
Sold Everywhere.
Mad. br STANDARD Oil, CO.
DIVISION G FARM PRODUCTS.
Half bushel Defiance wheat, J.
0
Phelps, first. Half bushel Kinney w heal
John Daws, first. Half bushel white
oats, John Daws, first. Half bushel
w inter oats, J. O. Phelps, first. Half
bushel barley, J. M. Groshonx, first; G
A. Ridings, seuond. Half bushel buck
wheat, F. Mills, first. Half bushel chess
J. 0. PhelpB, first ; J. T. Drake, eeeond
Quart of beans, w hite, Miss Yfva Tull
first ; Dolly Marquam, second. Quart of
beans, colored, b. Wills, hrst; A. Myers
second. Quart of coffee beans, F. Jack
son, first. Six ears of field corn, E. E
Judd, first; L. Skirvin, second. Display
of corn in the ear, Willie bchaller, first
Display of corn on stalk, Willie Schaffer
first; E. E. Judd, second. Best sample
of hops, C. Ritehev, first. Quarter
bushel clover seed, J. 0. Phelps, hrst
Display of fruit trees, yearlings, G. H
Robbins, first.
DIVISION II FLOWERS.
Display of flowers not to exceed 12
boxes, Mrs. R. A. Gray, first, lioqnet
green flowers, Miss E,flie Robb ns, first.
J
DR. KING'S
try JEW DISCOVER'
FOR THAT COLD.
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE.
Cures Consumption,Cougns,
Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma,
LaGrippe, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Croup and
Whooping Cough.
NO CURE. NO PAY.
"ric. 50c. and$1. TUL BOTTLES FRffi
Large assortment of Full Dress Tuxedo and Prince Albert
Hoys9 Clothing, of Highest CJradc
We are, Without, a doubt, showing "more exclusive designs
in Boys' and Youthst High-Grade Clothing tl.aa any
concern in the Northwest. -
Complete lines of Juvenile Furnishings and Hats in
connection with the boys' department.
DIVISION I SKWINC1, F.ANCY WORK, ETC.
Quilt, hand-made, Mis Josie Hart
tiiu ti, fust ; Mrs. A. E. Commons, sec
ond. Quilt, log eabin, Mrs. A. P.rady,
first; Mrs. A. E. Commons, second.
Quilt, crazy, silk, MrB. A. E. Commons,
first ; Mrs. C. I'. Barlow, second. Quilt,
crazy, worsted, Mrs. (i. H. Robbins,
first; Mrs. E. B. Albright, eeconu. Cro
chet, lace, one yard or more, Meda Ho
bart, first. Crochet, Rachel Morley,
second. Knit lace, one yard or more,
Mrs. C. H. Trask, second. Tidy, Java
canvas, Mis. Marv J. Jack, first. Tidy,
crochet, Mrs. A. E. Commons, second
Embroidery, band made, Mrs. C. U.
Barlow, first. (Sofa or chair cushion,
embroidered, Mrs. VV. P. Hawley, first.
Sofa or chair cushion, crkzywork, Mrj
A.W. Albright, first; Mrs. E. B. Al
bright, second. Sofa or chair cushion,
drawn work, KfTie Hicks, second. Sofa
or chair enshion, P.attenburc, Mrs. V. P,
Hawley, first; Anna Vancleave, second.
Sofa or chair cushion, cross stitch. Rosy-
en Robhins, seco'i'I. Sofa or chair
nsluon, darned, Eflii Hicks, first; L'Zi
Daiijiherty, second, -"fa or chair cu-h-
lon, stik patch wot k Mrs. tiiiht-rt t'er-
lue, fi'i-t. Sofa or chair eu-hion, appli
que, Anna ancieave. Becuno, nnia or
h.iir cushion, shoe lace, Miss le-Bi Lar-
kins, first. Toilet cushion, Mrs. VV. L.
fooze, first; Mrs. C. U. Barlow, Becond.
Muslin skirt, hand made, Mrs. A. E.
Commons, Beuond, Shawl, crochet, Mrs.
O. U. Barlow, first; Mrs. VV. L. Tooze,
second. Shawl, hand made, Mrs. C. H.
frask, second. Fascinators, knitorcio-
het, Meda Hobart, hrst. Eliie Hicks,
second- Scarf, chair, crochet, Mrs. C.
U. Bailow, second. Scarf, table, drawn
work, Liza Dauheity, first and second.
Seirf, .table, embroidered, Mrs. R, L.
Claike, first. Scarf, table, shoe lace,
Miss Tessa Lai kins, second. Scarf, chair,
darned work, Mrs. M. J. Albright, sec
ond. Bureau euarf, Batenbure, Mrs. W,
A. Kathbone, first. Bureau scarf, Mrs.
R. L. Clarke, first ; Mrs W. L, Tooze,
second. Rag carpet,. Mrs. Eflie Hart
man, first; Mrs. R. A. Gray, second.
Rut:, home made, rag, Eifw Robbins,
first ; Mrs, Mary Hartnian, second. Rug,
applique, Anna Vancleave, second.
Counterpane, knit, Mrs. A. t,. commons,
counterpane, drawn work, MisB' Myrtie
(.rose, hrst. Apron, hemstitched, Mrs,
U. U. Barlow, first; Meda Hobart, sec
ond. Apron, hand made, Meda Hobirt,
second. Lamp mat, Mrs, Josie Hart-
man, second. Toilet Bet, band made,
Mr". VV. L. Tocze, second. Afghan,
hand made, Mrs. Ellin Hartnian, first,
Corn husk mat, Mrs. Ellen Titriberlake,
second. Needle work, Rosylen Robbina,
first; Eflie Robbins, Becond. Work bas
ket, Mrs. C. T. Barlow, fecond. Pillow
cases, machine made, Mrs. C. U. Bar
low, second. Pillowcases, hand made,
Alice Jack, first; Mrs. C. U. Barlow,
second. Pillow shams, drawn work,
Myrtie Cross, first. Bed comfort, Miss
Veva Tull, second. Doily, embroidered,
Vancleave, second. Doily, drawn work,
Miss Anna Vancleave, first. Head rest,
Mrs. V. A. Rathbone, firBt; Mrs. M. J.
Albright, second. Shoe string bag, Mrs.
M. J, Jack, first; Miss Tefsa Larking,
ecoud. Lace, batenbure, Mrs. C. U.
Barlo-, fifst. Collar and cuffs, Baten
bnrt:. Mrs. W. L. Tooze, first. Li.ce,
point, Miss M. S. Barlow, firBt; Mrs. C
U. Barlow, second. Handkerchief, hand
made, Mrs. Eflie Hartnian, first; Mrs.
VV. L. Tooze, Becond. Uandlsercliiet,
hemstitched, Meda Hobart, second. Set
table linen, drawn work, Mrs. W. A
Kathbone, first. Tea cloth, embroidered.
Mrs. W.L. Tooze, first. Duchess lace
collar, Miss Viva Toll, first. Towels,
hand made, .Miss Viva inn, second.
Tray cloth, Miss Viva Tull, first and sec
ond. Centerpiece, drawn work, Anna
Vancleave, first; Mrs. R. L. Clarke, sec
ond. Center piece, embroidered, Mrs.
C. II. Trask, first; Mrs. VV. L. lonze,
second. Center piece, batenburg, Doll.
Hidings, first; Elhie Hicks, second.
Waist, hand made, Mrs. VV. L. Tooze,
first. Handkerchief, point lace, Mrs. VV.
L. Tooze, litstr Mrs. C. II. Trask, sec
ond. DIVISION .1 DOMUSTIC I'BOCBKS, DRKAD,
CAKEH, PRKBEKVea, DUIKD AND CAN'NtD
KltUlTS, Et'C.
Loaf of bread, hop yeast, Mrs. C.
Ritchey, first; Mrs. VV.tL. Tooz, sec
ond. Hop ysaKt biscuit, Mrs, C. Ritchey,
first; Misa Viva Toll, second. Three
pies, no two alike, Doll Ridings, first;
Mrs. C. Ritchey, second. Two cakes,
Doll Ri lings, firBt. Two po inds freeh
butter, Mrs.' F. E. Albright, first; Mis.
C. U. Barlow, second, Two pounds of
packed butter, Mrs. Marv J. Albright,
first Chee-e, Mrs. S. T." Hobart, first.
Two pound honev, W, Lonev , first; Al
tha Nii'holsoo. second. Mn-l r.l pickles,
Mrs V. L. Toi ze, second. Pisplau d :
green prunes, B. Jack, first ; A. D. Lir-
kins, Huron". 1 hree classes , Anna
Vancleave, first; Miss Viva Tull. second.
Four varieties of canned fruit, Miss Viva
Tull, first ; Mis, (j. A. Ridings, second.
DIVISION KWOllKS OF ART.
Display of oil paintings, Mis. C. H.
Trask, first; Mrs. L. H. McNeul, second.
Paper flowers, Altha Nicholson, fust;
Display of rustic work, Tilinan Clapp,
first,
DIVISION L DOMESTIC PliOUKSS nilKAD,
CAKK8, ETC . J'OKOIKI.S UNDKK ICIKTEKN
YKABS OF AGE.
Loaf of bread, hop ye'ist, Florence
Grosliong, fir-t. Hop yeast biscuit,
Maud Henley, Hrst. Tie. Florence (iro
Biiong, first; Maud Henley, second. Two
pounds butter, Florence (iroshong, Reo
ond. Three glasses of jelly, Maud Hen
ley, first. Three ears oi pop coin, Ver
nice Robbins, first.
, For Over Sixty 'onrn
Mrs. Winslow's Sorbin" Syrun has
been used for over sixty years by million!
of ui others for their comlren while
teething, with perfect success. It.
soothes the child, softens the gutnff,
ullays all pain, cures wind colic, and is
the best remedy for Diarrhoea. U
pleasant to the taste, Sold by Druggists
in every part of the World. Twenty
five cents a bottle. Its value i incaleu
able. Besnre and asB for Mrs. Wins
low's Soothing Syrup, and take no other
kind
When the Chimney
is choked with soot, the fire languish"!!
and goes out. When the bronchial
tubes arj clogged with phlegm, toe
flame of life flickers, intelligent treat
ment with Allen s Lung Balsam brings
up the phlegm, allays inflammation,
stops Jhe cough and pain in the client
ami, in a word, overcomes thoBe terrible,
colds which if neglected soon bi-cotiMt
consumption.
A Typical South African Store.
0. R. Larson, of Bay Villa, Sunday
River, Cape Colony, conducts a stor't
typical of South Airica.at which cau be
i purchased anything from the proverbiu
STOPSTIIKCOrOH AND WORKS OFF, J.need,et0 Bn,.hor,. Thg Btore i. ,
T .. r. , . . V .. . situated in a valley nine miles from the
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a , , tt, , 1 1 t
cold in one day. o cure no pay. Fnce flvo mile8 ,ror the nearest town. K.
cents. iLHrBonsays: "1 am favored with th-
custom of farmers within a radius oi.
thiity miles, to many of whom I bav
supplied Chamberlain's rem -dies. All
testify td their value in a household
where a doctor's advice is almost out o(
the question. Within one mile of my
store the population is perhaps sixty.
Of these, within the past twelve month,
no lees than fourteen have been absolute
ly cured by Chamberlain's Congfi
Kemeily. Tl is must surely be a record."'
For sale by, O. A. Harding.
r v it o.nn. Co.
25c is the regular Sunday
round trip rate between Oregon
City and Portland, (iet your tickets at
Harding's drug store."
We sell thn irreitreHt of blood purlfinrit,
Acker'if Blood F.llxtr, umlfr h posirlio Knar
antee. It will oure all chronic and olluir blood
pr.lHom. If you have eruptions or trorc-R on your
body, or are pule, wenk or run down, It 1h Just
wlmt you nee'l. We n-fund money If you are not
galislkd; 50c and 91. Hi well it Jonen, drugirttts.
His Life in Peril.
"I just (eemed lo have gone all to
pieces." writes Alfred Be, of Welfare,
Tex., "biliousness and a lame back
had made life a burden. I couldn't ea
or sleep and felt almost too worn out to
work when I began to use Electric Bit
ters, but they worked wonders. Now 1
sleep like a ton, can eat anyt'T'nor, have
gained in strength arid enjoy bard
work. They give vigorous health anil
new life to weak, sickly, run-down pea
tile. Try them. Only 50o at Geo, A.
Harding's drug store.
litis signature Is on every box of the fenuint
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tabieu
he remedy that enrif a cold ii ton dav
If you dertlr it Rood rompli-xtoii una
Moki T?H,ta pure lierli drink. Itnciit on the
liver ami niak theiikln tonocith and clear. Crire
ick headache; 'iiio and oK). Mfriy refunded If
it do not nallHly you. Write In W. 11. Hooker 4
Co., hnHalo, N. Y., lf,r (ne iarnitle. ordlowell 4
Junes, druggist.
WANTKD. A Jtnistworlhy Kcntlenmn or lady In
eaeh county to miiuaice biiKltieM lor an old ,-. ah
lished houMe of Molid fluaneial ftlandinu A
utralxht, bona HJe wotekly cash nalnrv ol i! imu!
by cheek each v,ednM!ay with til exi
d'ire'd frm liead(piKrlern, Moriev Hd.a-ic.
expeUhcn. ManaKer, 'M Caxlon ItMir,, Ch;
fur
Get a free sample of Chamberlain'
Stomach and Liver Tablets at Geo. A.
Harding's drug store. They are easier
to take and more pleasant in effect than
pills. Then their use is not followed bv
constipation as Is often the case witli
pills. Regular size, !i.rc per box.
When you wake up with a bail
in your month, no at once lo (;,. A.
Harding's) drug store ami get a ree
sample of Chamberlain's Stomach md
Liver Tablet". One or two dose-. vill
makeyouwell. They also cure briou-.
ness, sick headache and constipation.
,S' Uh'n Dandruff Pomade
stops itching scalp upon application,
three to six removes all dandruff and
will stop falling Imir, Price 50c, at ail
druggists,
iTciiixicss of r in: skis.
The only remedy in the world that
will ato::icstop Itchim ssof the Skin in
is iihsolntelf
I'co's Oint
(i. it untie''.
anv ptrt of the body ih.it
$afe and never fuiiitiif
nent. Free Samples it ( .
WAS'Tr.D.-A trwdworihy kei.ilimaa orla'yiu
,-eh countv to riuoiiiye tomuw, for ao old &h
lHhed litMieof ho) Id II nunc nil ttaridleK'- A .Ireiio,
hona f do weekly can h "aU'y of 1H oald hy en,-,
each Wednendav with all txpenws dtreettmin
qurter. Monfly Rilvanel f o" "Xoe'Mh.'ft
Caxion Bldi., Chi' iu-o.