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Patent Medicines $1 Mrs. Potter' Walnut Hair Stain.. 60 R Merrolized Wax 63 f)0? Canthrox 29 7.V Lavona de Compos 5 $ $1.00 Wretb'a Sage and Sulphur 69 TxVc Parisian Sage -39 .W Iramlrrin 29 Tttir AntiphlocMitine -29 2." I'Uu's Coujrh Remedy 15 7"xj E-. of Mentho Laxene 53 W Chamberlain' Couph Remedy. .. -3l 2.V Jaynes Expectorant 15 fOe Foley' Honey and Tar Comp 29 75e Basehee German Syrup.... 5o $1.00 Koenic' Serve Tonic 69 $1.1)0 Green' N'ervnra 60 5V Swamp Root -29 $1.73 S. S. S. S1.13 $1.00 Shoop Restoratnr 6." fl.00 Liouiride 59 l-V Kennedy' Medical Discovery $1.15 .Vie Pond' Evtrart 290 .W Glycol hymoliiie . 29f 2- Ilomlyiial 1H 2- Sal Hcpatica 15 .KV Klfervescin:? Phosphate of Soda. WyeihV .30 Caj.t.Tia, Fletcher's 19 fto Svmp of Vie, "Calif." 27? .VW Phenollax Wafer 29 -)V Ijpatie Pill -31 2.V laxative Bromo Quinine 1J 2 Hill 'a Cacara 15 $1.00 S.itt' Kmul. Cod Liver Oil 61 $1.00 Wainpoli F.x. Cm! liver Oil....G3t 50c Kondon' Catarrh Remedy "J!? $1.00 A.ithmador. Schiffmon'. ." Mr William Pink Pill 29 Z'r Cacaret 1-1 2.V Karl' Clover Root Tea 15 ."iOc Lane' Family Tea .31 J Cole' Carbolic Salve lfi fxle TVnni' Kucalyptic Ointment 31 .IV I(o)mu Krzema Ointment 32 iVr IIam Kcjema Oi-itment 29 .W KnareoOil.V 32" ,'iV Minard' Liniment 20 $1.00 llanford' Balaam of Myrrh i3 50c Iloff (Serrnan Liniment .29 iOc F'ramid 1Mb Remedy 29 ."V Pao Pile Remedy 31 $1.00 tiude' IVpto Manpart I9 ".'c lrrmn Seltzer 1 $1.00 M. I. S. T, Nn. 2 71 'J.V IHoxiijren 15 Shac 1" ."hV Mctrrimine .31 .'Or Onnireirie 31 ,W G Mver Mane $1.00 Fulton' Renal Comound ." .f 1.00 Pinthnm' Vcs. Compound 59 BRISTLE GOODS LASTD AYOFAHIV ERSARY SALE Today will close our annual anniversary bargain sale, the best and most successful in our history. Thousands have taken advantage of our extremely low prices on Drugs, Sundries, Patent Medicines, TrunksSuitcases, Ladies' Handbags, Gloves, Rub ber Goods, Etc. You still have an opportunity to participate in the great savings. An ticipate your needs and shop early. We'll deliver your purchases Free to any city or suburban point PURE DRUGS 10c Soda Bicarbonate, package 6 2oc pure Cream Tartar, package 19 10c Epsom Salts, package ? LEATHER GOODS Latest Tailored Hops; all colors; fluffed alligator, goat, seal, and fancy calf; double strap handle. $4.00 values at S1.97 New Shopping Bas. in seal leather and leather lined. $tJ0 values at $3.22. Oar beautiful line of German and ster ling silver, also gold plated, Me.h Bags, priced at $.5.00, $8.50. $12.00, $13.00, $4").00; durinir this sale your choice at .HALF PRICE Largo assortment of all soft leather calfskin Shopping Bags. "5c, $1.2.), $2.50 values at 37 60 S $1.25. Genuine Ideal Hair Brushes 49 JtV Tooth Bruhe 10 J-'m- Tooth Bnihe 19 3.V and 40r Tooth Bnt-hes 29 JiV Itone Nail Brushes 11 2-V Nail Brushes, averted 19 5lV Nail Brushes, asorted 33 .V Hand Scrubs. 2 for 5 $1.00 Hair Brushes 79 fl.50 Hair Bnishes '.S ft.no H.iir Brushes ?1.9S $4.00 Military Bnishcs 52.9S $1.00 Military Bru-hcs G9 LET US DO YOUR PICTURE FRAMING Onr work, done by exjericnceJ workmen. i!l plejj-e you. Our usual low price ap ply to this department well. Over a thousand moldings to select, from. CUT GLASS WATER SETS. Pitcher and 6glases. star or sunburst pattern, regular $22.00, at.. $15.63 Pitcher and 6 glasses, star pattern, regu lar $16.50, at $11.61 BERRY BOWLS. 9-inch fanev bowls, Limago cut, regular $7.00, aU ...$5.19 8-inrh bowls, star pattern, rcg. $0.00, .t 54.23 8-inch bowls, sunburst pattern, rec. $4.50, at $3.21 Sugar ami Creamers, sunburst pattern. rcg. $3.00. at, set ...$1.98 Nappies, three cornered designs, swell cut, re?. $2.50, at $1.89 5-inch hanbled Nappies, star pattern, reg. $li0. at 97 TRUNKS Heavy, canvas-covered Trunks, built on good, strong box; hardwood slats all around body; full brass trimmed; deep top tray; regular $16.50 values, at $11.25 Ladies' Trunk, fibre bound, all center board; heavy slats studded with brass saddle nails; straps all around; full brass capital trimmings; Seep set tray; regular $12.75, at $9.50 30-inch Steamer Trunks; 1 tray; sea soned ash slats; riveted and hand hammered corners and sides; double action ioek and bolts; regular price $0.00; at $7.25 RUBBER GOODS $4.50 Bath Spray ...$3.97 $2.75 Bath Spray $1.98 J. B. U Cascade Paper Blankets. ...50 50c Atomizer -33? $1.25 Atomizer 69 $1.75 2-jt. Ft'n Syringe, g'td..$1.29 $1.19 3-o,t. ft. Syringe, white 83C $l.oo 2-)t. ft. Syringe, slate color. 69 $1..T5 4-it. Syringe S7 $2.50 3-qt. ft. Syringe, guar $1.63 2.75 3qt. combination water bottle and Svnnge $1.85 $2.00 3-qt. combination Yater Bottle and Snuge $1.39 K5e'2-it. Water Bottle 59 $1.25 2-it. Water Bottle, guarant'd 97 $1.."0 3-qt. Water Bottle, guar. .$1.13 $175 .Ladies' Douche $1.19 i0; Indies' Uouche ;...49 M.irvel Whirling Spray $2.49 STATIONERY $1.00 box "Cross" Monogram Station ery 75 75c box Imported Stationery, assorted colors 4S? 35c box Linen Pajier and Envelopes, spe cial 17 50c and 75c fancy box Stationery.. .29J 1 lb. "Womllark" Unen, 90 sheets..25 1 pkg. Envelopes to match, free with each box. 25c Laird & Le Diaries for 1912. 19 $1.00 dozen Drawing Pencils 69 35c and 50c Tally and Tlace Cards, spec ial, dozen 10 Hallowe'en and Post Cards, lc eac.h, doz en at 10 25c Bottle Indelible Ink for marking linen 15 $1.50 "Woodlark" Fountain Pen, guar anteed S9 Waterman's "Ideal" and Conklin's Self-filling Fountain Pens, large or small, plain and mounted, a pen for every purpose, a point for every hand, i-pint Fountain Ink TREE with every pen sold. Pens cleaned and refilled FREE. MEDICINAL WINES AND LIQUORS $1.25 Old Taylor Bourbon, full quarts, bottled in bond . 98 $1.25 Chicken Cock Bourbon, 8 years old, bottled in bond, 100 proof .89J $1.50 Royal Canadian, 8 years old, bonded ' .$1.23 $1.25 Carlisle Rye, bonded 79 $1.00 Old Tom Martin Blend 69 $1.00 Eilers Malt ....89 $2 00 Clan Mackenzie, "That very old Scotch" $1-49 $1.50 3-Star French Cognac $1.18 $1.00 Gordon Dry Gin v79 75c Noily Prat French Vermouthr.59 75c Cinzano and Martini and Rossi Ital ian Vermouth 59 $1 highest grade Domestic Apricot, Peach and Blackberry Cordials ...79 $2.25 Cusenier Liqueur de Apricot, the best of the imported S1.69 $1.50 Bubonnet Wine $1.23 $1.50 Fernet Branca .' $1.34 $1.50 Swedish Punsch: .S1.23 $1.50 Russian Kummel $1.23 $1 Velvet Manhattan or Martini Cock tails 79 $2.25 Imported Creme de Menthe, quarts, sale at ' $1.69 $1.25 Imported Creme de Menthe, pints. sale at 89 75c Imported Cordials, one-fourth size, Creme le Menthe, Creme de Rose, Creme de Vanille, Creme de Cocoa, Prunelle, Anssette, Orange, Curecoa, Creme He Violette, Abricotine, Cherry Liqueur, etc., at 59 75c pints Cal. sparkling Burgundy and White Wine, 440: six for $2.50 75c highest grade California Port, Sher ry, Hock, Claret, Zinfandel, Madeira, Muscatel, Malaga, Angelica 44 Six for $2.50 500 bottles assorted Imported Wines, including Port, Sherry, Macon, Beaujo laisr Sauterne, Medoc, Chateau Montot, St. Julien, Laubenheimer, Piesporter, Bramenbergcr, Deidesheimer, etc., rang ing in price from $1.50 to $2.50 per bot tle, at 980 Glass and Corkscrew free for the asking. "Cross" English Gloves White, tan, gray and black; odd sizes. Can fit you in at least one of the above colors. Values to $2.00; while -they last $1.19 PYROGRAPHY A MOST INTERESTING STUDY Handsome and useful novelties- can be made with our burning 'outfit. Priced very low todav. $1.70 outfits, $1.29 Regular $2.75 outfits at $2.04 Others at $3.50, $4.00 and upward. Gas-O-Pen Outfit burn your wood by attaching to any gas yet.- Anybody can use the Gas-O-Pen with a few minutes' trial. Entire outfit ready to work, reg ular 35e ; special 90 Our Stock of Wood to burn is most com plete no trouble 4o show them such as Glove and Handkerchief Boxes,4 Panels, Tie Racks, Picture Frames, Card Cases, Waste Baskets, etc.. PICTURE FRAMES 12Vxll; regular 45c, sale 310 8x10. regular 35c, sale 210 Other sizes too numerous to mention.. SKINS FOR LEATHER BURNING $1.50 Skins, 890 $1-00 Skins, 690 Waste Paper Baskets, regular 70c. 480 Another table of bargains, such as Book Racks, Towel Racks, Toothpick Holders, Panels and Boxes; regular 45c at 330 Waste Paper Baskets, reg. 70c, "at 480 Bread Boards, regular 35c,. special.. 21 0 10-inch Circular Panels, reg. 40c. 210 18-inch Circular Panels, reg. 00c... 330 TIE RACKS Regular 75c, 480 Regular COc, 430 Regular 35c, special at 210 CARD CASES Single and double 1....110 One table filled with an assortment of novelty Tie Racks, Hatpin' Holders, Shaving Pads, Match Safes, etc., regular 25c, special at 110 CUFT AND COLLAR BOXES $1.25, sale price 890 70c, sale 480 35c, sale 220 " DRESSER BOXES $1.45, sale price $1.14 $1.25, sale 890 70c, sale 480 GLOVE AND HAND KERCH 'F BOXES 45c, sale 290 25c, sale 140 15o, sale price 90 Tinsel Sets, regular 70c at 430 Jewel Punch Sets, regular 75c at.. 480 10c Sulphur (Freneh Flowers), pkg. .. 70 10c Whiting, package 70 10c Chalk and Wintergreen, pkg. 60 10c French Chalk Powder, pkg 60 10c Fuller's Earth, pkg 70 15c Powdered Soapstone, pkg 90 25c Boraxo, pound 190 25c Sugar Milk, Merck's, lb ....1S0 10c Chloride Lime, lb.-. 80 10c Babbit's Lye, lb 70 "WOODLARK'S".PURE SPICES 50c Mustard, .round 310 25c Ginger, half-pound can 140 10c Thyme, can . 60 10c Marjoram, can 60 lOc'Pepper, can 70 10c Allspice, can.. 10c Ginger, can 10c Cloves, can 70 70 70 10c Woodlark Cough Drops, pkg. . . . .. 60 00 Woodlark Cough Drops, pkg 30 10c Moth Balls, pkg r 40 lOo Dutch Cleanser, pkg 80 10c Powdered Alum, pkg 70 10c Rose Water, bottle '. 60 ' 10c Pure Glycerine, bottle 60 10c Essence Peppermint 70 25c Castor Oil, Crystal White, bottle.. 160 25c Glycerine and Bay Rum, bottle. .. .180 25c Crude Carbolic Acid, bottle 190 25c Denatured Alcohol, bottle 200 20c Wood Alcohol, bottle 140 40c Witch Hazel, bottle ..340 15c Lime Water, bottle 100 25c Tincture Arnica, bottle 170 10c Cocoanut Oil, bottle 70 25c Spirits Camphor, bottle ....190 10c pure Olive Oil, bottle 60 15c Peroxide Hydrogen, bottle 90 25c Aromatic Spirits Ammonia, bottle. 170 25c Sweet Spirits Nitre, bottle 160 50c Chloro Bromine, bottle 400 15c Loofah Sponges, large, each 100 15c Washing Ammonia, bottle 70 15c Parawax Paraffine pound 80 30c Wood Alcohol, bottle..-. 250 15c Denatured Alcohol 110 10c Collodion 70 10c Glycerine and Rose Water 60 10c Graduated Medicine Glasses 60 25c Assorted Corks, box 190 35c Ripe Olives, bottle 250 i)0c French Olive Oil. imported, bot..450 50c Imperial Floor Wax, can 400 Three for $1.00 50c Dekofa, Merck, lb 450 10c Sheep Dip, bottle 70 $1.00 Earthquake, package 210 10c Silver Polish, all kinds metal can 30 25c Bay Rum, bottle 170 10c Manyuse Machine Oil, can 60 10c Senna Leaves, package 70 10c Sassafras Bark, pkg 60 10c Borax, package 70 10c Soap Bark, pkg. 60 15c Powdered Orris, pkg 9c 10c Compound Licorice, powdered. .... 70 10c Camphorated Chalk Powder 60 25c Sol. Sodium Silicated, bottle.. 200 25c Seidlitz Powders, box": 200 10c Cascara Bark, whole, package 70 15c Cascara Bark, ground, pkg '.. 90 5c Loriots, 3 packages for 100 60c Bed Bug Banisher, bottle 500 35c Absorbent Cotton, ponnd 270 35c Liquid Soap, bottle 250 25c Petrola. "Woodlark," can. ....200 TOILET REQUISITES 50c Hinds' Honey and Almond Cream 270 50c Creme Elcaya 290 35c Daggett and Ramsdell's Cream 230 25c Cuticura Soap 150 25c Squibb 's Talcum 150 2.5c Rubitoam. 2 for 250 25c Lyons' Tooth Powder. .100 25c Euthvmol Tooth Pwdr. 100 2.5c Bathaswect 140 25c Packer's Tar Soap 140 25c Woodbury's Facial Soap on sale for 140 20c Pears' Glycerine S'p, 120 fl.50 Oriental Cream e980 25c Swansdown Face Powder on sale for 70 $1 Scheffler's Colarmie. . .650 50c Sempre Giovine ..350 50c Java Riz Face Pwdr., 270 50c La Blanche Face Powder on sale for " 290 25c Mennen's Talc. Powder, 90 10c Sapolio 60 $1 Pinaud's Eau de Quinine tm sale at 750 Photo Mount in lanre assortment. See our Water Color for children. Regular 25e, v bnnrain counter, rial at Per 100. .250 .150 KODAK ALBUMS An opportunity to get one at greatly reduced price. Large stock, rang ing in price from 10c to $6.00, at 20 PER CENT OFF WE GUARANTEE TO CURE DULL RAZORS' or monev refunded after a' ten days' trial. The original Nev-a-Hone sharpening preparation on the canvas side does the trick. Saves time, trouble and honing expense. . An excellent assortment at 50c up. Let our window demonstrator "show" you. Demonstration closes Saturday night. Don t miss it. Open a Monthly Account With Us W odsirf d Tl Canadian Money Accepted at Par V J I I . I i- anA TT TT. AlnYflV. Or eieuitru pi j i w Boise, secretary and treasurer. ACCUSERS TO BE FACED MX AltltFJT:i IN HOI.nK WON'T I1UIIT KXTKAIUTION. WrII-Knowa I'-nMern Minlnj Pro moter lwn lr" llglit Alnt Him l I'lut of Knetiilo.. HOISE. !Uhn. IKL 1J. (Special. Wantm In Cht-ir to inr m ctir rwntamvj In InJU-lment returned atn.t hlra allrslnic that h wlnJlea Mr luia Ovt-rman. of that city out ef In a connM'tie name plar'J on mlnlnc deal. Hlmrt t Itodnerm. a mU-ann Cantrri mlnlnr man who haa xttDirt rroprtlea ,n thla atat. maa nrrrUKi hr i'hl'f "t roll Andr ItoMnaoa hr and l bln hld Pn.!lnn th arrival of tha Chlcao of-fl.-t.J. Ilodcrra prot!.l acalnxt hlnc ar rtatad. aayma th rhara aaalnat hlra ta trumpet up a-H prrfrrrd for the purpo of ou.t.r.a Mm frorm a mlna In whU-h tntrratf. Th aulhorlllea bcltv thr have In arrant or K.Mturra tna of m.xtht niinioB prt motr muntrv. and th Chlrlf o dlvrttraa woo hav on on hla trail ,,rt in Irttrra ro.-clvd by In Chlrf ,.f I"olUa brr. Ihr lia bacsrd a rrl tr which thv hara hrrn con ductlna a Hi:i hunt for him tlma After Ma arre.t l!n"i aiaia iiat the tha of tha ha would malva fitnamnn ana riu-n with lha offura to I'hlnm. lie as arta that he ran clar hiniaelf of th. r.ara Mi" and apparently li familiar wltn tha facta of h caae from aald Kodcra. ta hetn hi. r...int of vie -Thl. UrL Overman.' . 1 . ... m.nl 1 wrien mMimmr . -- ud hy othera are Interested tn tM. bualneaa. la Mr. Over-nan cuii to me and wanted to buy atock In the New Jer.t-y deduction Companr, which la a con.ern oraanlxcd aa a hold ing companr to own the atock of tha Northwe.tirn lad Zlnr Company. The Nortbweatern la the lncorp.ratel name of a rl.-h lead and alnc mine near lialena. Ill I waa at' that time preal dent of the New Jeraey Reduction Compar. v. "1 did rot want to aell Mri. Over man th- .t.H-k. but finally made an ar ranemnt to protect herand allow her to take fi-"j worth. I'nder the agree ment ente-ed mlo ahe was to hold the atock f .r ear. and If at th nd of tha- ti-e ie waa dlaaatlaf led. aha waa t. I 'n lack tlie atock and re ceive J.i Kn. -nt -note on which he could f ire. . all the property of th company 1 ie Juditment now waa mad out h-n 1 e hftuicht the atock and depoai'rl in I'hlcaao bank. In 110 ahe t..rn.-l I k her atock and took up th- no' hut ao far aa I can learn ahe firr i.lfj to forecloae. Ther la the mine and the mill with many thouaand f dollara' worth of ma chinery whi. h he could attach If ah deplred. "Sine M- overman bought that block of ai ck. I have been forced out of the New Jr.-y company, my effort to protect the email etockholdere dla plea.lna; "Tte of the bl onea. The people, who are attacklna me. are In terested m th Black I'earl mine at 1'earl tn th : iat. and they are trylna: to dtcrdit me here and aecur that mine, but I don't believe that they can do It. I wll! not 0ht extradition but will ao back to Chlcaco and fac my accuaera. Th Black r.rl mine la on of th moat raluabl properties In the south ern portion f this state. Rodgers Is known to hae ben Interested In this property as well aa other mines In this state. H 1 well known her by mlnlnar men but few of them know his Chtcaso bualnr relations with the ex ception that he rrpreaented to be prom inently conne. ted aa an officer and promoter of nu.nroua large companiea rlalmlnt; to om n valuable mining properties. OIXrOX CIT1"S F.XKCUTIVK WANTS COMMISSION XAMFJ). Mccllnc of Council Called for Tuci-. day Xlsht lt Take Action I-ook-inK Toward Oiartcr F.lectlon. OREGON CITV. Or., Oct. 13. (Spe cial.) Mayor Brownell today called a meetlns: of the. City Council for 8 o'clock Tueday nlitht to consider th appointment of a commtaslon to prepare a charter for the. city providing for th commission form of government to be voted upon at a special election. The Myor Intends to appoint a com mission consisting; of two members of th Council and five other cltlzena ao as tn give as large a representation as possible to all classes. It Is also his Intention after th charter Is prepared to have II published In the local papers so that the voters and taxpayers may become, fully conversant with its pro vision before the epocial election. -This Is a matter of vital Importance to the peoyle." aald th Mayor, "and they should be made acquainted with every chapter and word of th charter before they are called upon to vote. In thi way the people will know exactly what they are getting; and ther will be no opportunity by this method of having anything adopted that would be undesirable to the people. I have al ways been a strong advocate of the commission form of government and have waited with the hope that some of the civic reformers would take th lead in the matter. But observing that nothing apparently has been done. I think It la my duty now to take hold of thla propoaltlon and to see if our city affairs can't be so regulated under thla nw form of government a to save 1 money for the taxpayers arid make somcoody responsible lor street worn and otrir Improvements, and to have the lutlcess of the city attended to with 'he same care and attention that an individual would give to hla private affairs. "1 cm satisfied that the City Council Is ttrongly In favor of the" commission form of government, and If the people also jro. we will have It, and the peo ple will have just such a charter, and only such a charter, as tliev them sefves want." PINCHOT WILL TALK SOON Senator Poindextcr Says Government Railroad Is Necessity In Alaska. jrXTJAt". Alaska. Oct. 13. Glfford Plnchot and Senator Miles Poindexter, on their way south from a survey of the resources of Alaska, addressed a big public meeting here last night, giv ing their views on the development of Alaska. Mr. Plnchot said that he would make public his views on the disposition of the coal lands later. Mr. Poindexter declared there must be a Government railroad to the coal fields, selling and transporting coal cheaply to the Amer ican people and suplylng American naval and merchant ships. Messrs. Plnchot and Poindexter departed for Seattle today on the steamship Hum boldt. Hoy's Kali Caunrs Death. SALEM. 'Or., Oct. 1J. (Special.) Falling to the floor from th Joists of a barn. Harold, the 7-year-old son of yir. and Mrs. F. A. Percy, who live three miles south of Salem, struck on his head. He died a short time after ward. He regained consciousness long enough to tell his moVer how the ac cident occurred, then lapsed lnlo coma and died before a physician could ar rive. t SHOT ANSWERS TAUNTS THE DALLES MAX SAYS COX TRACTOR IXSULTED WIFE. Ei-Taconia Policeman Is Killed by Fred Evelyn. Who Lately Moved From 'Vancouver. THE DALLES, Or Oct. 13. (Spe cial.) Because, it Is alleged David Mannausaw called Mrs. Fred' Evelyn vile names and defamed her character, her husband shot and killed Mannau saw here today. Trouble had been brewing between the two families for some time. Evelyn, who Is a smaSl man. said that the only way he could protect his home and the good name of his wife was to shoot Mannausaw, who was a giant tn size. Mannausaw, who was a building con tractor. 42 years old. came here about a year ago from Tacoma, where he' served on the police force many years. The Evelytis lived in Vanoouver. Wash., until recently. A Coroner's Jury held Evelyn, who is 24 years old. to a charge of murder in th first degree this afternoon. He will have a preliminary hearing Saturr day. ... Sympathy of The Dalles citlxens Is with Evelyn. CITY NEXT MEETING PLACE Idaho State Medical Society Indorses Sex Teaching In Schools. BOISE. Idaho. Oct. 13. (Special.) The Idaho State Medical Association closed a auccessful convention here to dav. following the selection of Port- lonH the nlace. for the next annual meeting. Portland was agreed upon because the Washington and Oregon associations meet there next year un der the head of the Northwest Tri Medical Association. The chief address of the convention was "that of Dr. W. T. Williamson, of Portland, on the sex problem, and the necessity of Instructing the young. He boldly declared for 'complete sex 'in struction in the public schools and a resolution was adopted to that effect. The association also pledged itself to work for the establishment of a state Banltarlu'm for treating tuberculosis and medical inspection in the public schools. W. F. Howard, of Poratello, was Grading on Sew Koad Starts Soon. FLORENCE, Or., Oct. 13. (Special.) George W. Vanckman and company, with H. A. Sumner and R. B. Hunt, rep resenting the Pacific &. Great Western Railway Company, arrived in Florence today. Mr. Vanckman and Mr. Sumner are going- over the route of the pro posed railroad from Eugene to Coos Bay to Investigate it. Much right of way "has already been purchased, arid It is understood actual grading will start before tha first of the year. Have you dined at the Carlton? B DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, GAS OR ANY OTHER STOMACH DISTRESS Relief in Five Minutes Awaits Every Man or Woman Who Suffers From a Bad Stomach. Nothing will remain undigested or sour on your stomach if you' will take a little Dlapepsin occasionally. This pcwerful digestive and antacid, though as .harmless and pleasant as candy, will digest and prepare for assimilation Into the blood alf the food you can eat. Eat what your stomach craves, with out the slightest fear of Indigestion or that you will be bothered with sour risings. Belching. Gas on Stomach, Heartburn. Headaches from stomach. Nausea. Bad Breath. Water Brash "or a feeiir.fr like you had swallowed a lump of lead, or other disagreeable miseries. Should you be suffering now from any stomach disorder you can gt relief within five minutes. If you will get from your pharma cist 1 50-cent case of Pape'a Diapepsin ynu could always go to the table with a hearty appetite, and your meals would taste good, because you would know there would be no indigestion or Sleepless nights or Headache or Stom ach misery all the next day; and, be sides, you would not need laxatives or liver pills to keep 'your stomach and bowels clean and fresh. Fapc'e Diapepsin can be. obtained from your druggist, and contains more than sufficient to thoroughly cure the worst case of Indigestion or Dyspep sia. There is nothing better for lias cn tfie Stomach or sour odors from the stomach or to cure a Stomach. Head- acne. You couldn't keep a handier or more useful article in the house. la ". V