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of Cr Er dvertising f) taint) bb Printing In bnny tieasona brings Is n vpry important factor in linsinoss. l'oor nrinlinp rp- yon your snare of trades nuvnrtmiug in drill bob 80114 brititm yon yonr share, nnil also ilecls no credit on n good tmsineos bonne. Let ns do yonr Job Printing wo Knnrnnten it to ho in thnl of the merchant who "can't af- for 1" to advertise. Published on Mondays and Thursdays Established 1868. 9 every way satisfactory. Vol. XXXIV. ROSEBURG, DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 4. 1903. No 42 attar. (00XJOOCOCKX0000XXCOOC000000000 00000 F.W.BENSON. A.C.MAR8TER8. U.C.OALET, rretldent, Vice President. Cuhler Douglas County Bank, ICntuHllHliecl I883. Incorponued 1901 Capital Stock, $50,000.00. BOARD OP DIRECT0R5 F. W. BENSON, K. A. BOOTH J H. 1IJOTII, i. T BRID0K3 1. 1. KKIXY.A.C. MARHTERfl K.I. MIIXF.fl. A .rr.nnral h.inkim- liiisini-HS trannctcd. and customers given every accommodation consistent witli safe and conservative banking. Bank onen from nine to twelve and from one to three. OOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOC s I s 9. Buy one of those fine Morris Chairs we are show ing and comfort and satis faction is sure. Also a splen did line of Rockers. Full line of Couches and Lounges that are up-to-date. B. W. STRONG The Furniture Man ROSEBURG, ORE. &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& ijn on a rv c for fine confectionery m rg 1NUK1 I AIM 4 and ICE CREAM PARLORS I fruits, Candies, Cakes, Pies, I Doughnuts and fresh Bread Daily i gi Portland Journal Agency. HendrickV Block, Opp. Depot m I. J. NORHAN & Co. Props M ARK ill FEED I 51 -AND- r. EMPIRE Lively, Feed and $ale fables! 0. P. Hahnard, Prop. Saddle Morses Single and Double Rigs at a I hours Transient Stoc gven very be' ot care Rates always reasonable Have You Seen The Wash Goods, in all Colors and Prices, at W0LLENI3ERG BROS.'? Also that swell lino of Wash Suits, Chil dren's Dresses in all ages. The stylo is correct and patterns new. SUMMER CORSETS In all the new stylos and shapes. We are agents for the famous Kabo Corset. This Store will close every evening a( 6 o'clock, except Saturday. WOLLENBERO BROS., Phone 801. THE BIG IWrCf rm cf "K'l'rs Mowers and Hakes, Racine sizes. Buggies, Hacks and Road Wagons, all sizes. Bain S. K ROSEBURG, See and Democrat them at Wagons, all S Y K E S OREGON Fine Farm for 5ale. Title (Juarantee &Loan Co A good SOO am (arm miles Irom Myrtle Creek, nil 1 vat im. lul.ince liill. ROSEBl'KU. 11 11 Kliron, UKKUON 1 C 111 Ml 1-TON, fur fale the I CM acre in Mur ami . offlM m ..., , ... tiiiiUirtil land. uiall or. Iianl, go.! , !' i l tirci tmo lu Doocld i'ouuij i .niiMtiiuDivriiRnwi 01 line uruiabw to NATIONAL GUARD TO CAMP. Troops of; Department of Columbia and O. N. 0. to be Called Soon. An order from the Secretary of War calling the National Guard of the three Northwest States into encampmeut with the Federal troops is expected about June 10. The mobilization will tako place at American Lake, 12 miles from Tacoma, where 200 acres ol land were acquired by the Government for the pur pose. The object of taking the National Guard Into camp with the Regulars is to give the young troopers the advanteag of experience and detail shown in the management of the Regular Army. Tho expense of the respective states for conveying the guardsmen to Ameri can Lake is light. Tho principal ox pense for tho encampment conies out of the Federal funds for tho maintenance of the army. General Funston, com mander of tho Department of tho Co lumbia, has submitted to the War De partment an estimate of the excuses of tho encampment and the requirements of the Kite where the drilling will take place. American Lake is a inngiiiticciit body of water and for fishing and bath ing the boys will not want in the slight est degree when off duty. Woman Can Shoot. A Bold Speculator. Auoeiated Vren Dlpateli. Washington, Juno 1. The United States Supreme court this afternoon re fused to grant a writ of habeas corpas in casoof Whitaker Wright, financial oper ator who is in custody in New York, awaiting cxtra-dition charges made in England. Wright will now bo returned to England for trial. The defendant is chaigcd with swindling in mining and other stocks to the amount of one mil lion dollars. In the directorate of his wildcat companies ho had several lords, dukes and barons, and his operations were carried on to such an extent that King Kdward lost much money while ho wan the Prince of Wales in Wrights fako concerns. THE CARNIVAL. Dinger Hermann. First Philippine I-xtraditlon. Mrs. J. H. Stillwcll, of Arago, is about the most nervy woman on record when it came to hunting wild animals. Tues day night of last week she killed a largo California lion after a lively chase through a thicklv timbered section of tho country on upper Hall's creek About 11 p. m. Mrs. etillwcll was awakened by the noise of the lion and taking down a -45x00 calibre rille, and calling the dog, started in pursuit of the animal. The dog soon struck tho track of the lion and it a short time put him up a tree. Mrs. Still well soon arrived on the scene and tired, the bullet striking the animal in the hip and knocked it from tho tree. The animal again went upa tree and was brought down by second shot. It then made its wav into a thicket in a canyon with the dog in close pursuit. A desperate tight fol lowed in which the dog was badly worsted. 1 tie dog retreated and was followed from tho woods by the lion which was bent on making away with the dog. Mrs. Stillwell was on hand with the trusty rille and met the animal as it emerged from tho bruxh, but did not Bee it, however, until it was within about six feet other and almost ready to make a leap. She lost no time in bring ing the rifle to her shoulder ami tent bullet crushing through the beat's head, the animal dying almost instantly The lion had lieen considerable of a nusiuncu to the Stillwells, and lately got away with six of Sir. Stillwell's sheep. Myrtle Point Enterprise. Recants the Silver Heresy. Chancellor E. Benjamin Andrews, of the University ot Nebraska, in an ad- Ircss last Friday on "Ethics in Money," gave expression to views winch are re garded as a disavowal of his former well-known advocacy of the free coinage of silver and a declaration for tho gold standard. The annouuementof his con version was made to the clasH in ethics. Chancellor Andrews said in part: "I onftiss tho error of the opinion I held for a number of years regarding the pro bation of gold. Tho output of gold has increased enormously since 1S7.'!, and since 18U7 has caused u considerable rise in prices. From the advice of the gi eat en t geologists, both in this country ami iu Europe, ami the opinions of thu prac tical miners of Colorado, whom I saw when 1 vikited Colorado in 181)3, I be lieved the greatest outputs of gold were past. I am willing to admit that it was an astounding mistake, and that I was great and inexcusable error. I now believe the present enormous output of gold will continue." I:curslon Rates To Yaquinn Bay. On June 1st the Southern Pacific mp.iiiv will resume, sale of excursion tickets to New rt anil Yinpiina ll.iy. Bate from Bo.-eburg, fs (M), This popu- ir resort has 'oiiir lieeii well ami favor ably known to the lvople of Western Oregon, and the low rates offered should enable everyone to take an outing. Men wanted to cut 300 tier of wooO inquire of Henerv Conn. Koseburg Ore gon. Reduced Fares. Iii'iim, toiru and other improvement? ror priorf ami trni!i apply U P. T. Mc luv, Myrtlt Citwk, or I). S. K. Buick. i;.Uir.-, Orpgoti. jI5tf Trespass Notice. All ivrjous &t hereby warm! uot to trea, hunt, lioti or tamp on tho land ol lti Curry Estate. IVmongdoiiig ii will In prowutl u the full extern I ihe law F.m .if S. 0i kky, C6tf li U"-ia.v rani LVrltllfkt... tii Till fiimi.hl la Puuirli tituniji luj a4 mlauw ciiinv, Ht i tiwpitH ui rrnciuxt o' til kiwniblr pUU In ih K.Kvburg. Orvoin. I' S Uu 1 111 rl. Lip W I lull, blu prim capiat ol an) luw For Rent. 1 have a building 24 and 40 feet, suit able for a (Willi shop ;lorag rU.'., lo cImI one bloeV from dvpot am) thriM blocks from th P. ft Ortie. Enquire of T. U. Cannon at re.ideiioe corner of Oak and Pino, or at tb irei.ate ."-aloon, ttofehurg On account ot games of the Willamette alley Base Ball League, the Southern 'acitic company, will sll tickets at one and one-third fare for the round trip to all persons wishing to attend the games. Tickets will li on sale Saturdays and Sumlavs when Bosoburg team pays Eugene, ami Fridays and Saturdays when they play Albany and Saleru. S Jy 10 Jim Vaughn U the name of one of the best Missouri Jacks ever brought to Ore gon, (lis sire is Honest Jim, a black Mammoth Jack of Kentucky, and his dam is Blue B-j, a Ann Kentucky Maltose Jenny. Jim Vaughn is IS hands high and weighs 1000 pounds and is 0 years old this rpriiig and is sound in every particular aud is a perfect epm-imeii of animal life. His srvice can be obtained at the Empire Stable every S.iturday and Monday and all other days at the Sheridan ranch on the e4t side of tho Umpqua river one and a h ilf uiilee south of l oeburg. Wait and .iumshwav, Prop. Pasturage (or ma red at owners' riek. May llth-lin WooJ Choppers Wanted. Wasiiisoton', I). C, Juno 1. The first attempt at extradition since the sjiecial law passed near tho clo-e of tho last session providing for the sending hark of criminals to the Philippine Islands will be iiM)ii the arrival in this country ot Edward L. Waite. Gov. Taft of the Philippines has already inado the request for Waito's extradi tion, although ho is still on the Pacific ocean and will not reach this country for more than two weeks. The gover nor says Waite was guilty of embezzle ment while employed by a private con cern in Manila as bookkeeper. Tlio amount of money which it is claimed was embezzled by Waite ex ceeds $.')0,000. Vegetarian Colony. Colorado Spring", Colo., June 1. Ed gar Wallace Conable, of Colorado Springs, has purchased 8000 acres of timber and fruit land in Benton county Ark., where ho will found n colony Conable is a noted faster an 1 vegetar.aii, A stock company with f3,000,00li c.ipi talization will be organized, schools, mills, and factories will be erected. Much of the land will be divided into small fruit farms and vegetable gardens Cf lonists will Iv forbidden to use meat, alcoholic stimulants or tobacco. Tin land is favoiablv oituated in Hie Ozark fruit belt, and abounds alo in mineral springs, marble and slato. Duties ot Married People liach Other. Towards Ihi fully emancipated I w ill pay the highest cash price to wuot -choppers iu good timber, four mile from K'Mtebnrg Choppers must lumr l theuiHrltra. Apply t" Tunpie Bn.wn Kweburj. 2 tp A wife should from her mother. It is the duty of both to forsake father and mother and cleave to each other. The husband is the bead of the family, and it is the wife's duty to live where he chooses, in the ttvlo he adopts and the abode of his station iu life justifies. Every presumption is in favor of the w ife's innocence ; she is probably surer of the path of virtue, than bo. Let him trust her as ho expects to be trusted and mutual confidence w ill inspire both to be true. Let the husband not toy with thoughts of suicide. Ii is out of dato, well-nigh obsolete. It is no longer deemed evi- lenco of bravery, but is proo! of moral owardieo. The husband should not sulk. He hould be pi oild of his wife, if others ulmiro her, instead of being jealous. These are points from the opinion of Judge John W. McElhinney of Clayton, Mo., given Saturday iu denying Mrs. Gladys B. Lange of Edgobdrook a di vorce. It was an extraordinary doc ument, called forth by what seems an extraordinary case. Two years ago in ugust, Charles W. Lange of Old Orchard u arried Gladjs Bradley, who livud with her mother. I'hey are both of good family. Since last summer they havo been living ipart, though each professes the pro- foumle-t love for the other, putting tho lilanio for separation at tho door of ibeir relatives, lu the circuit court at Clayton tho attorney for Mr. Lange, stated that the two vming iH-ople could igain Ihe together happily if removed from the influences of their families. On the witi ess stand ihe young wife declar ed that, though she loved her husband, she could never again live with himf When the decision of the . ourt was an nounced Mrs. Bradley, the mother of the plaintitr, declared it merely meant a prolongation of the trouble. "My laughter will never again livo wilh Charles Lange," she said, with an em phatic gesture. 'We will appeal to the higher courts, which menus simply that the case will l- delayed awhile." "It .Iocs not seem that I am fighting Charlet," laid Mrs. Lange at her mother's home last night aud her voice quivered with emotion. It u bis people we are righting," the added. Mra. LaiiL-e charged intolerable i'idigintie in her ietitiou, one of which waa that her husband had tried to indme her to commit suicide He admitted that I e poured out a glatw of laudanum, but m.iiutained that he intruded it for him self. Other charges were that he wae jealous, that .he criticised a dre worn by hi wife ac indecent, and that he at tempted at one time to hoot her. The court considered all the facta in ttiugular .It beld,thatjtiiecritiei-j drew waa entirely aitbiu the Arrangements Now Being: Made to Make the Street Pair the Biggest Event Ever Held in Roseburg. SPECIAL FEATURES "ETC., ETC." F. II. Burch the Promoter of tho Southern Carnival Co. which will furnish the shows and attractions for tho Itose- burg Carnival, to be held here for one solid week beginning, June 22nd re ports that everything is progressing very favorably, and that big crowds for that week is an assured fact. Bill lostors are at work posting thousands of sheets of Carnival paper in this city and surrounding towns. Tho country route will bo taken up by Thursday, and every home, etoro and cross road within a radius of J0 miles, will havo heard of tho Bosoburg Carnival before Monday next. Special excursion rates on the S. 1'. will prevail for the entire week. Mr. Burch is now arranging for a committee of prominent young men of the city to act as a special committee (or the puriMjse of inaugurating a voting contest for a "Queen" of tlm Carnival, also for a big "(Jueens Parade." The merchants of the city as well as tho different "Societies" aro requested to help make this feature a grand success, by turning out in a body to help enter tain the thousands of visitors that will bo here for that occasion. The entire programme for the week, as well as the names of tho various committees will be published in theso columns as soon as completed. It is hoped that every one will help to make this the biggest event of Rose burg history. Forty years ago at Yoncalla a poor boy taught his first country school. The character of the boy was so honest and generous that he won tho confidence and trust of both scholars and parents. Through all of theso years that confi denco has grown stronger and that trust truer. On last Monday that boy was a candidate for Congressman from the first district of Oregon, and his record of forty years was his rccommondation of fitness. More years ago than many of us havo lived, this samo boy resided and taught school at Canyonvillo and those early friends of pioneer days wero ae,ked to sit in judgement upon his record. The verdict was rendered on Juno 1st, and loncalla out of a scarce, two hundred voters gavo Bingcr Uermann a majority o(40, and this from under a firoof steady, unceasing villification. Canyonvillo alto rcmembora tho old days followed by years of unceasing toil by her former schoolmaster, although his numbers have been depleted by death ami removal, she is still able to greet her early time friend with a ma jority of 30 out of a vote of 14S. No amount of abuse, calumny or vitu peration could turn those who knew him. best and longest from supporting Bingcr Hermann. He hae been their friend sincere and true, and nothing short of positive proof could induco them to be lieve that he ever acted in anyway doubt ful or dishonest. Kansas Floods. A special of Tuesday's dato from Kan sas City says: There is decided improve ment in tho flood situation this morning, and there is a general feeling that Kan sas citv has seen the worst. Unofficial water gauges iu the Union Depot show ed a fall of about six inches during the night, and the olliclal report is station ary, the water being 3d leet at l a. m. The danger of a famine has passed and the railroads are confident that they will be able to bring ample supplies from this time on. The stock of meats in tho packing houses, most of which can be taken out iu boats, proves to bo greater than at first supposed, and there is nodoubt that there is sullicient meat to snetain the city for a week, even if nothing is brought in from the outside. There is a greater scarcity of food in Kansas Ciu.Kuii., but with tho opening of tho electric line from .Leavenworth, it is thought that there will bo no distress of an acute de scription. Superintendent Goodwin, of the Waterworks Department, announced this morning that the water supply would be restored by nightfall. Ho has placed a pump and boiler in tho center of Allen street, and is running a supply pipe into a 20-inch main leading to the Holly-street reservoir. This ho sayH ho can illl by night, giving the city better protection against lire and providing water for sanitary purposes. Total Loss of Crops. A special to the Post-Dispatch from Keokuk, la., on Tuesday, says: Six hundred square miles of rich farming laud along thu Mississippi south of here is under water. The Egyptian levee broke during the night in two places, and theie are now more than 20 breaks in it. This leee runs from the Misxis sippi at Alexandria to the Bluffs, and protects the town and shore as far south as Hannibal from overflow of the De-i Moines. A strip of country ten miles wide and sixty miles long is now under water, and tho crops, which never looked better, will bo a total loss Much of tho laud overflowed li.is not Im-uii flooded for It;! years. Tho loss will reach $ 1.00(l,0(K). The town of Alexandria, la., six miles south of Keokuk, is entirely submerged, and ihe eoplc are living in tho second stories or maki ig preparations, to move. A strip .'tOu teet long aud 2 ieet wide along the river front is thu only laud in the town that is not flooded. I his i iovored with hordes, cattle hogs and people, with their hou-ehnld belong ings. aud the problem of transporting them i a serious one. Grave fears are entertained for the safety of the Hunt levee, which protects the bottoms Irom Warsaw to tjiilm-y, on the Illinois side. Men are at work on it, and it can stand a few more inches of rise. The loss of liestock will prove verv heavy. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh Contains .Mercury, that a- mercury will surely destroy the sense of iuell and coiopletelv derange the whole system when entering it through theuiuiou urfice. Such article should neu-r be ued except on prescriptions from reputable physician, as the damage they m ill do i ten fold to the good you cau powibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J, Chaney & Co., Toledo, O. contains no nronrii'tie. I merrurv. and is taken intarnillv. uriinc "1 he declarati i.u of the hudiand that directly upon the blood and mucous eur he had a right to watch his if until j face of the system. In baying Hall's she proved herself true reverse the a ell- Catarrh Cure be aura you gt the genuine accepted presumption of innocence and i It ii taken internally ana matin in Toledo right conduct, an 1 was ibl the product of very affectionate hut f -aid the court. wiioilv indefcn- a mind and heart 'I h! je.il'tlis," Ohio, by F. J. Chaney A Co. Taetimo niale free. toold by DruggUti, l'ric Tic per hot fie. Hall's Family Pill, are the Ut. If you ish to i your furniture and ran - - -the tsnat value. We . . reasonable pr ee and the U -t th- t. be h i 1 .it f io " i ,i . i I " I,i . - r- . . - I ,i h , I. .- i I - , - re is in I Fob S iu.-Ungraded Hereford year. line ball. Enquire of Henry Conn, Kom burg, or at tit old Coon arm. jl Sip Corn Creek Items Thero wero 800 head of cattle passed through our tlat today. The dance given at Mr. Zachrio's last Thursday night was a success in every respect. It was given in honor of Miss Lizzio Kirk. Mrs. Jennie Ormstead and siBter, Miss Ha Carter, wero visiting friends on our flat last Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. Frank Perdue and M ss Esther Summers of our Hat aro enjoying a pleasure trip now that work has stopped. Miss Lizzio Kirk and Mr. A. J. Mc Govern made a flying trip to Perduo last week. Mrs. T. K. Berry and daughter and Miss Lizzie Kirk will leave for Vancou ver, Monday. We are all sorry to see them leave. We all hoK) they will re turn soon. 1 ho O. W. I. Mining Co. havo been washing down great bodies of earth with their new giant this week and every ono is praising Mr. T. B. Berry for the skillful work that has been done. Messrs. O. M. Seward, J. T. Goss and E. M. Bowley, all of Vancouver, and stockholders in tho 0. W. I. MiningCo., were visiting and looking after their in terest on our Hat l.'Bt week. Come again. O.se ok the Flat. Eggs, Eggs, Eggs, If yon want eggs for Hatching from Hie 1 1 r c l'oi.i tend your order for eggs ior breeding stock to the Roseburg' Poultry Yards WK HAVE Rtlff anil n,4 TO JL n.i - . V uuu uautu i ijiiiuuLii hocks ana 1 I icrfit Rrnhmic vi 15 Eggs for $1.00, Live and Let Live Is our Motto. JOIIK I. JOIINHON, lVop-, Box JJi, IlcoHliuri; Oregon V. R. Buckingham, (Successor to W. L. Cobb, Mrs. i Boyo's old stand I ...Sole Agents tor... Chase & Sanborn's Coffees 1, Extend a eortlial invitation to the public aud the many friends of the old firm to call and examine their new line of Staple aud Fancy Gro ceries, Quecnswarc, Etc. Bring ijs Your Butter, Chickens, fggs. Drain News. Miss Elsie Orcutt has been re-elected teacher of Eugene School with advance of $10 )er month. Joe Lyons, tho banker, was a visitor in Cottage Grove, Monday last. Mr. O. I). Drain returned from Astoria to see about bis timlx-r claims, and re turn.'d to Portland, Monday. Mr. Grant, Hefty lelt for Montana, Thursday where he expects to do service in the United States Geological Survey. C. D. Drain, Ira Wimberly, and Wm. Moore made a visit to Bosoburg last week. Mr. Whelden, who has been quite sick is now on tho road to recovery. Mr. L. N. Whipple was a guest in Eugene on Wcdne.-d ly. C. E. Trumbull.while driving with his companion met with an accident on the top of Palmer Mill, the cause oi wnicii was the breaking of the strap, which held no the tongue. They managed to escape without injury. The boys of th.i Normal met the Cot tage Gruvo boys at latter place, last Sat urday in a Tract meet, the score result ingof 21 to 01, in favor ol Cottage Grove. They employed tl.e use o( three Univer sity men. The V. M. C. A- havo erected a stand one block north of M. Mack ACo.,(orthe purpose -if servi"g ice cream during Com mencement week. Miss Myrtle Hedipath returned to her home at Anlatif this week, probably not to return F. F. Wells and Jennie Hefty came to this city from Elkton, Tuesday rotund g Wednesday, Painting and Paper Hanging John Miller, of llagerstown, Wahing ton County, Maryland, lias located in Ito-ebiirg, and he is a thorough master of his art and prepared to do all kinds of painting, itajierliangiiig, graining, and lecurative Minting in tire highest style as practiced by first class workmen on the Atlantic Coast If you w mt the very latest artistic work he will lie pleas ed to give (or low pruesand tiret class work. Call ou him at 617 Moeier street or drop a letter through the joet olfire andhewillquicklv retoiid. 'tfj Sheep For Sale, I have 150 head of good stock sheep for wile at a very reasonable price, ror particulars, address Adam Fisher, Bose burtf, Ore. ltnopST. $10.00 Reward Will be paid to the party giving iw formation, which will lead to the con viction of the pereMi who eat and des troyed the hoiating rope ued at J one's new lioUi building on Saturday night, May a. F. F. Patter oii J. M. Weatherby T. A. Bury D. L. Martin Roseburg Real Estate Co, Farm and Timber Laud Untight and Sold Taxes Paid for Non-Residents. Timber Estimates a Specialty. ty with List your proper- us. A. C. MARSTERS CO. DRUGGISTS. We Want Your Patronage aud as an inducement we offer U. S. P. Standard Drugs, Fresh Patent Medicines, High Grade Perfumes, Soaps, Toilet Arti cles, and Specialties J YOU WILL HAVE THAT THIRD FEELING If you buy a Mack or a Buggy before you look over tint stock of Jno Doere Buggies in our wnro house. Price and quality that will astouish you. Come quick ,tnd ct your pick Churchill Woolley, Agents for S. - V. Paint. 8OOOOO0OOOOOC r 'xcxoooooooooowootooCKtujcxxxxxyx n O BICYCLE REPAIRING A0I-SCV I Rambler Bicyles '& BBAZISi, i.vrni: woiih HARRY 12. .TILLER, 7 1 1 Oak St., Opp. Churchill & Woolley' OOOOOOi-OO 20CJOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOCXOKXXXOOOCXXXJ BOSWELL SPRINGS Located on Southern Pacific Railroad In Douglas County Oregon Th: Waters CUREninty I'er nt of cases of Coinlipation. Khsutnafistn Catarrh, Stomach, Kidn:y and Lher Troubles. Poet-otlke, Expre- an 1 Public r.-l.-ph ,i,.-,in th-r.-mis.-s Fnrn (10 per w:elc Up, including hatha. Trains Wq in friit of Hotel. One Gallon of these Waters Contains 'In th. 1'e.Uhs it r .i.i s 1 I o tor Women. r hoe Par. Come quick if I'u k I li'i.vie. a- u w ish Ui get your 1 Hacks fr mi thai ir l.urihiil Si W-ioJie) . I'oUaaium Chloride Potaaaium Bromide Potaaoiurn 11i h wliiim l L 1 r . 1- Ma,'n.-Mini Chloride t'ali nun Chloride Ctc i tin i ir'.'ii4t- 1 Mo.OO gr .S7 ft ."! gr :'ll in gr CAP. BG D. IJ )5Vf:LL, Proprietor 1 If. IK. r 1 'fcT r