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Tin) ritiiutloulor IJE3T ADVKIITI8INO MEDIUM I'ulili .lnl Cvi'iy Monday ami llintmlay AtDiih sil'l Main riliuut, IKtOl llt OHI.IJON II tllK - I'lilHIIMKi PUBllilllNC COMPANY. The liaindouler POSTERS, iMHHIF.ttS, I K1V;K IIF.A1-S, ILL IIKADK, ETC., ETC., ETC. Executed Neatly tod at Living Rates. Vol. XXIX. KOSKHURO, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1898. No. 62. - 11 I' l.l. It 1 I'lH'l.ll I.uIihK, No, IUu, 11 il l in 11 1 ciiJHiiiiiiiii miiini at llm i.ll.il I', lilt I nil r."K I . Hli'l iniiriii I nuiwiitjr II t t li in. in. 11, -Ml ni.'Hllirrit fi iUonlnil In ! I : -i.'i - mi l .ii: Milium 1'iutlH'm tsur il 1 IV Inv Hi I 1 ' -IU' h i Il I I, II llil.KV, K. H I II V M ll'UHl . 1 101m )-. i) ui.i, 1 1 11 :! 11., ;;i. at Jit. i'. a. m., in,., t r,i ri , .. In. uliijf I'Vi'lilliJt al S .iiiihK In Hi" .l Mii-'iiil" nun. vumms iir.n;iiri ( ' om liitili' luvlt"l l tttil. 1:. II. t:MNilN, Ml. W. Pawar. councilor. K. il'llll '''I'-UIJ. 1 id 1. i.'i; A A. M , HKHl'l.AH tui .iiii.ur in W. M. 1 . 1, llli.i li:lN I.iid'iK. Ml. . I. 1 in,. .iim.i.t fuiilim l : I'. ';,k ' in. Ir li.ill In l'l U"W liuiplo al iiomihutj, M.-iiil,. i ol In- mill r in l!""-l mntiMiiif ii'ihti. ,., , ,i.u, 1 J. W. MilAV.K, N.ll. . . , .. .I- ..1 ...... .. I . 1 ,1 . 1. Ml in. A. . IJ. n 1 il... , . 1 ..It I aim imirui m.Mi.ij . .all m.iiit'i ..13 I'. HI. l rouuw. .. M. uii.. mil lliv onkr 111 ixl .tainting 1" i llw 1 In am 11. 1. 1 KN I'" I". N" , It . Ml. Kid TUB i l,,U mi.1 11.I1.I liiitrUyii ul ni""'" a 1 . 1 l L"J . It I.' I .1 l V I t J K r!l N. 10, MKBW V ..,.1 n.ii.l lillml In iiuU luuulll n OriKllltKii II 4 1-ll.lt. NO. . O.K. H..MEKI1I llm 1.1 il -,.,1 ii.h.l l!iuido il t" U,JU'"- Mul.l.ll:.ill.UlloOK. w M. H1.'.INA UAil'i re i' . ., tiutiut nll 'l"S No H. OK i A I I'll A I ulitlK, Si. K OK I' . MKKTB .1 O.Ul fullofl llai. . HUM KnltMilK J,iljflii.iulto in ,H.1 lll.llll ll l'tuliKHluniil C.rli. rncu. ro TvTm ,lll'. iJK J JKOWN A TUSTIN, Attui ney-s-at-Luw, III. una 7 Kl.il " illrKIU K'., Oil y u. wir.ua. Altonuy ami CotmIor at Law, Will .t a., it. M it.. .11 i,. iii-iiii r.iurU ul lb HUta. Ol iK.UffUa cwnty.tlff l(- liTRATKORD, Att'Miicy at Kl -.HI' I Mil I ill..l Ailxlll Ik-- . Law, Kiijcni'iiu. on J. i;i)DV, Attorncy-at-Law, I!" !' lil'U'i, OUKOtlN. s. M. It AMUY, DliNTIST, 11. 1 1. .i 1. '1 . ii..;iniii liu KIU Ui, OUKliON. ItA It. ltlUDLE, Atturin-y at Law, 1, 'I ..l lm ,V V il'.ilt Uil. liO.ltllt'lKl, OllKUON. W. L1HNH0N. Altxruev-at-Law. l.li.ilU.. I IHI-I J iuiv iiuii 1111.. KO.-I'.IU n., OllEUUN A. Attorney tit Law, K.iiim. I A J, M.ii.t.n Itl.lK.. UOriKUURtJ, OH. f q-llii.iirM Imtnri' tlio I'.H. J.Bii.lOUU c and iniiiii. 1 tiM'n a hn'i'l.illy. I. mi) Utvilvor U. H. l.niiil Offloo. Noithcm I'aciilc Uallroad Company. A ic Hi'Iliu,: ti. kola tn hII j'uinta K.iBt at I1.1K tlio ri'nulnr rated. 1. H, K. lJi ii K, l.unil A nont No, 'J, MiuHlcrn huiUlint;. YHA BROWN, M. D. (I' l'ICi:, .HlJ Jiu Uun Hlri'i l, nt liu Iili iiuu nt Mm. J. UlrziT. KOKBUlUl, Oil. J U MILLT3R. M. D., Surgeon and Homooopathio PhyBician, KUMfhuru, IJ. ajfl.llir.inlo itloi a iiwolaltf . liCONOHY HARKET It. L. KOIIUIAUliN, Proprietor, UKAI.I.U IN I:rc5li anil Salted Meats, JAfKHUN HT. UOHICIIHIW, Oil. STRICTLY rik5T-CLA5S. -f HOTPI H McCLALLEN. MUH. 11, MiL'LAl.t.KN, Prop, HEAEQUAUTEaa ros TBAvmua hen. ItATI'.W MI'.ANONAIII.IC Latgv, Fine Hainplo Itooim. Flee llm lo and From Tflii, S0SSS7H9. DURE r ice THE ..., BEST SODA WATER CREAH AN1 PURE CAMDIES MANUKA! TUKK.II DAILY A I THE KW KITCHEN Families and Parties Sut plied at reasonable rates, a nil on short notice. SHELLAH CARROLL. Great Bargains At Dcnn'5 Variety Store... See our Special Uargaius m (i lass ware, Lemonade Sets, Afternoon Tea Sets, Fancy Glasses, and Fruit Jars. 1INWAIM!. hwcul lnnkiit, l,u WUOli and WILIOW WAKB. ( Impping uwiii, i.iiiirr nitimns lin la ne, iiiukii lit Itim li liaki l, IvU'hUi-, uttt'lii U, Uil btukcln. .-! AIIII:KY. KtMiii'iM i rln, on nil M- Hull. r , ULii, kui, Ink, uiittll.' iMr CHINA, ticv uur licrltl irlw on all t'linm llnvllnuil ( Inn Jiiiurr ami ltj m-U m nil miis lain ami lruuilun rlilua lln in r and Wa m'U, linnurtoil cbina atu-r niKjii lea Hi, rupa aurl taucvn, Jwlly uivuva, duiwi caira, CIV N0TION5. Hair pln, co.nl, injc1! ilu, IniU't iuai. ulv. e do jiihI at wo advertise. All llicno tliinga aro to U ImJ at I ho lowvtt cattb j'licfs at Demi's Variety Store, Roseburjj, Oregon. B I -SI iiomwi:i.i lluiiKlan Couuly, Orrxuii. 1 lio u rili r. tit lln.hU SprliiK inlitiihi ; loillno, llrtnnliii', 1'oluMi 11 111 . Uiu tarlxiualrn ul I ion aul Una' auil I lilurlilin ul I'akium, MaRimluiii a u.l soaiuui. O110 HprliiK ciinlnliiK 1.5 aiul tlm ullur uvi f MO liiaiiu ul sol M nittllcr lo the galluu. UK-alnt on tlio SmUioru 1'nUUo luilina.l, "dlirulK rouia" trum Han t raiaitcu to l'oitlautl, 111 Uuuijliu ton Illy, On foil. .VKi;rnratiM caw-it of Klicinnaliain, Nat.all'a tarrli, l alanli ot Ihu Kloinatii, l)rNprula. Ilia lick. NvnraliiH. Malarial I'ulaoulUK. Klilnry IruuliKi, Ctiiiiliialiiiii, Diwarna ul Uiu bklu, l.ivcr ami lloivcls ntnl Veium al illtcaava bare Ikvu vurttil tijr tlm um ul Ihuao waters. Now balli-rximi oonnrclel with tlio inaiu ImiUlliiK. fontolllco and Kxpreiw oil tbo 1'ii m lam. Daily mall, iiorlli and noulh. Toriuj-IO cr week, J per day, iuclmling batlm. Tlio Holil in uiiiliT I tic Imiuvdialo mncrvli Ion ot CAI'T. HICN. 1, tn7ta7 Manager. J. F. BARKER & CO. Want Your EGGS And BUTTER Crockery and Glassware ! LiUKi'nt tuiil Klurkl Abkortuicut vvu ibronglit to lttcbiut AUo a i!imilvto Ituoof choiuo GROCERIES TOllACCOa AND t'lliAKS All kind: of Country Produce MRS, IN, BOYD m NICARAGUA CANAL TIIC PRIill NT AlAlU 0 IIIC NICARAGUA CANAL PROJECT. Proposed Action iiy Congress. 1 ruiiator . A. Hun i, wl,n la 4 ui:in Itr ol llm MturaDii i.-iii.il "iii iniiii-o la tho uioi lio.ind c( i.'iiiitt'i'xa, liitagiuna lull ucc.uiii ul tlm liil. hkiih.I ii ti hy (ha loniiiiiiiuu l.ir n i()i.' to the M-it nfl IjIoii ol tho ncniilf. Iluacvfr, luf'iiu lirtM'fOiliiiit ! llio itniMlii'n fin irkd it may l rnwl'il tn it-vifW hrir'ly tlm Nic urnKiiau ninuti jii uh it now utiiul .'. In i'fi'ui'ltiit l'lvl:tinr first Ijrm an allotoit k Iliad to 111 gutiato n titiatjr with I'm Nican gDHi) o.r u uu-dI wheie j tliu I ni ltd fSimoH miKht BccJro tt.e light to build a cun.il acrof.H Central America. Mr. Clcvoland nan haunted ly the Cla) Uin-ltulwcr Iriiity, honwver, and tlio treaty vim ait'idraan (rom con. aidt-ration by tbo em it o Alinoat ira uieiliatoly ilie Mariiiui9 Canal ConiiaDy of Near York, was urKHtiinvd and r ecu red 1 ho iicccary conccntion Irom tlio gov einiin-iit 1,1 NicarwKU 1. A'.'livo work 1)1 'owid aoiuu very i1i-ji uUjjti uurvi , aud by lHi'U the coiiiiany lutd exfwndtd ifloro than .'.O W.DUO. In that year the puuiu cuiim ami canal oici itioua wors forced lo aiinjifinl, but ononli had I'i'en accompitaiied to incut tnu r.iuirenienta iuipoaed by ihu Niiaiatjujii 'jyciniiiful, aud without 1 liu uxpeudiliuo olanollar dollar tho company cn hold its 1 inula until October, lV.i'.i. At ihu .reitnl liae poyvciful Kugnnli coiniany bus llio ex cliialvo (IKht to Uitviitlo tbt) han JiluD river, whii'li inu-t i.n uini u irl ol the pmpot cd t uliul, iiml, It. addllluii, IB i.fJ.- liatiliK lor tho eiiliro r.nlruii.l ii.Uttu'B of NicurKn.t Dolt, ul Uhiv: t.uiiLin-ioi;8 uio tulorilinitlo lo tho iiui righta ol ILe Mailtiiito company, l.nwvVir, mul thiy will (orm 11 1 iii.iicli:i.t-nl it Hie ,Mrii 111 e couij'uny cuiitiniiua u lib lt. Murk. 1 11 8 iiiUcli In x,Ui.iiiou ul kIi :lm I'uittd f-UlLrt 13 OvUbd lO 1. (.'"! U.f Willi ll.O New Vvrk coinp .ny . T110 bill Aljicli All !; pre i I to nJOjlijjJ al ill j i.oxl at":din oi conrv-.i" 84)0 frCjOl.JI 11,UU., " I0IU1U0 ItlO IL'IIU und uamo . I tho Aiailliujo Cu J Com pany, i'no Koveroiutnt will i.ieu; t.ot-Jt In tho naiuo ol thut ixiiup.ui.v, bul will bold $70,0.1-.) OJO ul bltitk Hi l.'it'iJ. lhe uicciJurit. iiy ami wnb lb iojulo( llio ecuate, wiM uaiiio i.ino dintt iti on tbo lo.ud, Nicauiu und C03U Uiuo eutb l.aU (i ji.c. . l'tiore wi.l ho no St oik tatiU'd or held uuteido ol I ha I'irio rcpilblict). llio board ul diicctoia will at ull tiuieo be repreaeiitaiivo ul llio a;ov ei'iiuieiii, hii.I il :h provide 1 thai tix ol aaiJ tliitctoia NLull coiiciituio a lutein, and loi.r ul il.ouix shall ic American dircc oi. the enintx-in i-l Hid army ur audi oilier crmi'iii.!' Mll ai m.iyl o derirablc, a ill ho impluycil 17 thia di rectot). Tho atock vMiicli l do yoxtm uieula ul C00U li.ca aud Nicaragua w ill have, will couaidt ut i.OJj.OdJ aHuigucd lo Coala Hica, u ml f 1,.'A)0,0J0 lo Nictta- gua. Una la (U'couiat; ma proyiaiona of the rxietiug couceBbiona. It id desira ble that they should have thia iiilcreal in tbo company, becuuao it will ut ull times keep tho company free from politi cal complications which may ariao, and should these governments detiio lo part with their Mock at uuy time, tho goictu. rueut of the I'uiled States will, ol course bo tho purchaser." I'ndor tho terms of this bill the htotk- holdcrs of the original Maritime cjmpany are compelled to accept f 3,000,000 in full for their expenditures und iutereats, aud this sum Senator Harris regards as not too great in view ul the advantages gained. It is piofKised to follow tho sur veys mndo by tho origiuul company, as tbey have been found eutiicly saiiefact ory hy a board of government eugineerj. There is consldarable ilift-jrenco of opin ion among the engineers ua to tho cost of the completed work, but it is generally agreed that it cannot lie leas lliau $100,- 000,000, and some have placed their ec timatee as high as 1-'I000I000. Th lime iiecesary (or the completion of the enterprise is Hied at six 5 ear. Its o.u n- ing rapacity is thus treated hy the sena tor; "Tho lowest possible estimate ol the t radio w hich will bo done immediate after the completion of ihu canal is 0,000,000 torn annually. The ptoUts ol the Sues cuuitl, baaed on a cost of $100,- 000,000, hin d reached IS and 10 per cent in dividends iiiumally. Thia ia bused upon a charge of 1 1 .80 t) J- per tin, Dut putting tho toll across tho Nicaragua canal at half the rule charged by the Sue, canal, 'with even the modest amoun1 of U.Ojn.OOO Ions, which, judged by all other casus of this kind, will rapidly bo doubled, shews conclusively that the 4,'anul will bo commercially and lliiaucial ly a uiugnillceiit succeaf)." Congress is likely also to tuko some cognizance of the Clayt jn-Uulwcr treaty, which was signed April 10, 1S50. It mny be Buinmariwl s follows: 1. Nuilher limit Hiilnin nor the United states shall evtr obtain ir uniiu tain any exclusive control over tho canal i nor uhull thoy build liny foi iillca tious along tbo route of tho same, 2. Neither limit lliiluin nor the United iStatos shall ever lake postoneiou of any part of Central America; nor fortify any pin t ol llio baiiio, nor oalah- nau any colonies mere, nor exert any dominion, nor make any nse of aty at llance or protectorate either may hare there to this end. , 3. Great Britain and the United States promise mutually to guard the aafoly and neutrality of the canat, and lo invite all other nations to do the same. 4. O real Britain and the United states promises to extend their joint support and protection to any satisfac tory company which may ondertake the work of constructing the canal. ' NILITABV AKO HA ML ast'ICTs. The neceiHil) ul building ihe Nkarcua canal, il American interest in the Km aru nut to be orioualy handicapped, is hcxiniiing to bo keenly felt in naval aa well aa diplomatic circles fc The report which Admiral Walker aiui the other mumbers of his commieeioo are at woik upon is being waited for wi h great Int erest at the navy department. 11 iax peeled to throw a nioie decialve light ujion tho roal fa ti than any previous in vesiigailon on the subject. Captain A. K. L'rowlnubielJ. chief of ihe ooreao ot navigation at the navy department, lias watched development in Nicaragua with lively inUreat for many year, and con aiders it of great importance that the United Slates should act promptly in order that the present concessions ol the Nicaraguan government may not be for feited. Asked as lo what nscs for naval purposes, tbe Nicaragua canal, if com pleted, would afford: "In peace, aa well as war, it would save a trip of lOidaya arouud Cae Horn iu all naval movements from the Atlantic to tho r.citic. Thia would bo of great im portance when tuovcuieiita had to be made hastily, aa ia cluu the case, even when actual war does 11 t exist, if American interests iu the una', tut it.- stauce, were threaiei.ed fioiu any cauee and it were uocesiary 10 tlrongtnen the IVitic cijuadron liuiu tho Atlantic, a lonu and expensive trip would bo taved and lha riipiiie l veals could be traut- ferred Iwm tliuUullcf Mexico to iho l'hilippino in lea than half the lime which it would takolo round Cape 11 i d. This saving of lime might tie ol gieut importance from a diplomat e p i.it of view, aud it would represent a gieat saving ia fuel and wear und t?ar upon tho delicttu machinery of ciuiier and batile-abips. " 1'liere ii atioiher Important respect iu which it wuuld to a great advantage lo have tho .Nicaragua., canal upeucd to American natal v thi ter . of the Lake of Nicaragua aud of Ihe San jaiia liver is fresh water. The mere transit of vessels through the lako would kill tho baruacies aud vegetation w hich fjul the bjttoms of stool vessels iu salt water. Tho vessels would be very much cleaned by mere transit through the lake and river. More than this, there would probably be drydotks creeled on the shores of tbe.lake, where vessels could bo docked aud cleaned. 1 presume that vessels would bo kept iu the lako iu time of peace, ready to comply with orders to join cither the Atlantic or 1'acitic ttpuad- 10ns. There would bo no violation of neutrality in keeping them there in time of peace, although there might be in time of war. "The Clayton- lulwr treaty prohibits Gieat iiritian or ths United States from fortifying tho canal. A naval station might uot be a fortitlcatiou, but would probably be objected to as contrary t j the spirit of the treaty. Tbe drydocks I con templated would be neutral and open to the vessels of all nations. I suppose that It would be opsn to the public vessels of all nations, whether they were at war or not. This is the case with the Suez canal whero yeesolsjof any nation may on pay- io the lolls, but which ia protected by trealios against armed conflicts withiu or uear the caual. There wou U be no ob jection to keepiug cruising vessels at a reasonable distance beyond the neutral limits, for the purpose of intercepting ihe vessels ol hostile powers, and thia would undoubtedly be done by the Unite i Statss iu case of war. "I do uot thiuk a vessel of a power hostile to the United States, having ob tained entrance to tbe caual, if it was neutral would destroy the canal, while passing through it. Such act wculd be a violation of neutrality of Nicaragua, equivalent lo an act ot war against thai country. II such a danger were to be appreheuded, the United Slates would be compelled to take such precautions against it as the situation required. It is a question which would have to be met when it arose, uuless it should be guarded .against by tn alios with tbe maritime powers. " The concession granted by the gov ernment of Nicaragua to the Maritime Caual Company expires iu October ot next yoar, Tho mouey must be raised ur guaranteed before that time for tbe onatruction ot tho caual or the conces sion nill lapse. It it ia permitted to lapse, tho franchise for the canal will be otlered iu tho murkst to tho highest bid dor. There is no mauner of doubt, uow that the importance of tho canul Is at tracting general at'eutiou, that tho gov ernment ot Nicaragua would iusist upon a very much larger share iu the eaiulugs than is s'.ipulutsd in tho preseut conci sion, The government of Nicaragua, by the terms ot tho concession to the Mail time Caual Company, is to receive only ii per cent of the net earnings. Tbey would undoubtedly ask llueo or four times as much if this concession iapssd. While the present concession from Nic aragua forbids its transfer to any gov ernment, the bill pending in congress gives tbe government of tbe United States tbe control of a majority of the stock, which is to le voted nnder tb di rection of the tecretsry of the treasury. By this means our government will 0 tain a control that can be obtained at present in 00 ether way. I do not think any trouble will be encountered from Great Britain In regard to this provision. It la certain that unless congress acts promptly, in affording a guarantee for the bonds of the canal company under the present concession, and important advantage will bo lout aii'l the construc tion 01 llio canal pomponetJ lor many years." BRIEF MENTION. Caro Bros, aro Ihe boss merchant-. Go to the Iloscleaf for the leet cigars. For a good 6-cent cigar call on Mrh.N. Boyd. County claims and warrant bought by l. 8. West. For first-class dentistry go to Dr.Litllo of Oakland. Rugs in infinite variety at Alexander & Strong's, Macaroni in one pound cartoons at Zigler'e grocery. l)o you smoke? If bo, get the Artie cigar at KrueeA HLambrooke, sole agents 10,000 tnuu wanted at the innw o' to select great bargain before it is too late. The only best stove ia tbo Bridge & Besch superior line. Churchill & Wool ley sell them. At Oakland, T. L. Graves is authorized to receive and receipt for subscriptions lo the I'LAIMlKALkB. J. L). Mann sells tho best Hour in tow u and prices are all right, ijuality consid ered. Vur prices and ip'.t'ity call at the old original stand. Fresh and diied fruits, candy and uute, cigirs and tobacco at prices to suit all. Mus. II. Ea&io.n. A few dozen nf those Kentucky made pants, subslanlial and well made, no shoddy. Also a few dozen womeu's, men's, boys' and cLildreu'a (.hoes, regu lar wearers. Hats for sunshino and shade, underwear for hot and cold weather, and various uluer articles at living prices, at If, C. Stautun'e. Ur. W. tv Hamilton is the Secretary of the Board of (7 . S. Examining Surgeons for Pensions at Koseburg, and all com munications should bo addressed to him. W. S. IIamilto.n'. Secretary, K. L. Milliu, President, K. Dtr Gas, Treasurer. By the Board. The daylight ride along tbe Columbia cannot be but interesting at this time of tbo year. Passengers taking the Spo kane Flyer, leaving the Union depot at 2:15 p.m. daily, get this vijw lasting over hvc hours. But thai id not all. Tho O. B, A N. give through service to Spokane, und a direct connection wiih tbe traiu irom Spokane to Kootenui country. Palace sleepers and uiodci.i coaches oporated daily without change. Travelers To Spokane, To Kossland, To Palouse Towus, To Coeur d'Aleue Towns, To all Eastern Washington Poiuts. To all Northoru Idaho Points, Take the O. H. & N. Spokane Flyer, And Save Timo. Leave Union Depot Daily at 2 :-t5 p. in V, C. London, Agent, Uoeeburg, Oiegcn. A Padlocked Heart. S v,.,v -1 women lork il their troubles f J nnd sufl'erings in tneir own ." . J hearts and si ll lently endure misery and pain which would cause strong men to cry out in agony. The siifTer- iiifcs of women arc more than half unknown and un appreciated. The refined sensitiveness of llicir or-ft-anism lavs them liable to S thousand exquisite tortures which a coarser nature can never experience or comprehend. The least dcraiiRcment or disorder of the delicate special organism of their sex over whelms the whole physical and mental be ing with weakness ana wretchedness. Hilt it is a mistake to suffer these troubles in silence. They may be cured in the per fect privacy of home, without the repugnant ordeal of examinations and "local treat ment," which the family doctor is sure to insist upon. No physician in the world has had a wider or more successful experience in the treat ment of woman'a diseases than Dr. R. V. Pierce, chief consulting physician to the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Buffalo, N. Y. Hie " Favorite Prescription " is a positive cure for the most obstinate aud complicated feminine difficulties. It is the only medicine of its kind pie pared by an educated, skilled physician. Mr. J. V. Kneed, of Omen, Texas, writes : " My wile was badly afflicted with female weakness. We tried three of lhe best rhvuicitiua in the country without brmfit, but at gieat expense. my wue grew worse, nnu we gtive up iu uc spair. 6he could not get in aud out of doors without help; was not able to stand on her leet long at a time, comnlHlned of dragging dawn pains in abdomen. Nothing but an untimely death seemed awaiting her, when happy thought ! the name of rr. Pierce came to my mind. I wrote to lr. pierce received his advice, followed it, inv wile improved perceptibly Irom the lirt two week's Irtnlmeut, coiiliuurd tht treatment six months, ami pronounced the emi MMtiUtt. at a cost of less than one month's treat ment by the lu-t physician we empioved hefora consulting Dr. Pierce. Hhe used Dr. l'iene's Fa vorite Prescription aud the lotions recommended by him. it has been two yeais since, and tha good rlfcct Is ptruuutnt." l jT Y..-V J New Store 1 A FULL Staple and Fancy GROCERIES Country Produce Bought and Sold TAYLOR & WILSON BLOCK Low Prices ! ASH IS KING! eLvv"vvvvevt The C. I. K Store, .DEALERS IN NO OLD GOODS Jackson Street, Opp. Review Building. Fall and Winter Go6ds Just Received and More Coming. Call and Examine our Mammoth stock. SOMETHING NEW! NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! EVERYTHING NEW! The People's Store I. ABRAHAM, Prop'r. A complete line of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots & Shoes, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Capes, Jackets, and a tine line of Millinery Goods. Everything New, purchased for Cash direct from Eastern manufacturers, especially for the Fall Trade. Call and cxaimiue Goods and Prices. Health is Wealth! THEN Pure Fresh Drugs SOLD BY A. C. MARSTERS & CO. Prescriptions Filled Accurately And With Dispatch. A Full Line of Patent Hedicines and Toilet Preparations. New Goods! STOCK OP Free Delivery Dry Goods, Ladies' and Gents' Furnishing Goods Men's and Children's Hats. IN THE STORE. FISHER & BELLOWS. WOLLENBERG BROS. USE