el)c Hulks
Chronicle.
VOL. VI.
THE-DALLES, OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 3, 18W.
NO. 15,
The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
I'llbltHhol Dally, Sunrtnj- Kici-ptcd
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THK CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO,
Onriicr StM-mul hiiiI WiiHtiltiRto'i Street.
DhIIci., Oregon.
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ll:f I'. M. Departs 11. W r. M.
1 . Uh V. M
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No. 1, Arrives ;!:0. A. M. Departs r,:10 A. M.
7 " 4:'.!ir. M 4 : 1 . 21.
Twoloeiu (relRhtstlmt carry passt-UKcr leave
'j tu- for thu west nt T (l a m., itliel one for the
oust lit 'J lf a. v..
Kor i'rinevllle, via Hake Oven, leuve dully
Vr Antelope, .Mitchell, llntiynn City, leave
dully nt a. m
l'or lmfur, KlliRslev, Winnie. Ua.lnltia, Warm
ttpriiiRs pud TyKh Valley, leave dally (except
riundu'.'j at G a. m.
For l.oldendale. Wash , leave every clay of the
reek except Mimlay at T a. m.
Ottirch for all lines at the Umatilla House
II,
n:6i'usMNAi"
II KUDK1.LAttoi:NKY-at Law Otlice
Court Street, The Dalles, OrcKtm.
E. I!. IlUFCI'.. FKANK ME.NKFEK.
Dll'TK, fV MK.NT.KKE - ATTORNEYS- AT-law-Kooiiis
12 unci -n, over I'ost
Oltlce Itnlldltip, Lutrunee on Washington otreet
l'he Dalles, uregon.
, - IIKNNr.TT, VTTOKNKV-AT-I.AW. Of
A. flee in nclmiiui-V building, up fctuirn. The
Dalles Oregon.
r. r. xayb. n. h.hintisotok. h. h. vrn..io.
M. Yn, Hl'NTINGTON it WILSON ATTOR-jikys-at-:.aw
-Otlices, French's block over
t'irtit Nutlnnal JIuuL. h Dalles. OreRon
W II WILSON ATTOr.NKY-AT-I.AW - ItoomH
M . French A. Co.'s bank buildtiiK, faecond
ritrcot. The Iiiilles, Oretton.
DK. KdllKI.y.A.V (llOM.KOrATIIICl 1'HYfilCIAN
and HfltOKOK. Culls utiHHered promptly,
ay or ni&ht, city or country. Ottite .So. Maud
C7 C.'Impiuiin block. wtf
DK. O. 1). DOANK PIIYHICIAN AND Sllli
okon. Otlice; rooms 6 and 6 C'lmpman
Block. ISehlduiice1 5- K. corner Court and
Kourth Htreets, see mil door lrom the corner.
Oflico hour t to 12 A. M., "2 to 6 and 7 to 8 1'. M.
O-IDDALL Dentist. Gas Riven for the
. jkIiiIci-h eitraetlou of teeth. Also teeth
t on now ud aluminum plate. Koorus: 31ru of
:ht (i.ldtn Tooth, Second btreet.
MtCIUTIISft.
H7AM1U LODUK, NO. 15, A F. A A. M.-Meets
M 11 mt and third Monduy of each month ut T
r. m.
DAl.l.Ea KOYAL AKC1I CHAl'TF.K NO. ('.
lleets in Miinmlu Hull the third Wedne.sdiiy
ol each mouth ut 7 1'. M.
MODF.RN WOODMKN OF THK W01U.1).
Mt. Hood Camii No. Ml, Meets Tuesday eeu
liiRof each week In fraternity Hall, ut 7:!!U p. m.
COU'.MHIA I.ODC1K, NO. 8, I. O. O. F. Meets
eery Friday evenlmr at 7::K) o'cha-k, In K.
of 1'. hall, corner oecond nnd Court streets.
BoiournliiK brothers ure welcome.
U. CI.OU0H, See'y. H. A. IIii.i.m.N. (i.
I7HIKNDfiHII' 1.0D0K.N0. it., K. of l'.-Mc-ts
" every Momlny eveuiiiR at 7:!fU o'c1(kj:, In
tchuiiiio'sbuIl(llnR, corner of Court and Second
itreets. SoJourniliR members are cordially in
rited. W. ri. Cham,
D. W.Vai'hk, K. of K. nnd B. C. C.
AB3KMlil.y NO. 1S'T, K. OF I..-.Meets in IC.
of 1. hull the second and fourth Wedues
dayr of each mouth at 7;!W p. m.
VirOM KN'B CHHIHTIAN TKMl'Kl'.KNCK
I'MON will moet every Friday afternoon
ut 8 o'clock ut the reudiuR room. A 11 are Invltetl.
Harmon IhIro No. Ml. I. O. O. T.-Ui'RUlur
w-t-kly iiieetliiRt Friday at h . M., n
Friitenuty Hall. All are Invited.
L. ('. Ciikihman, C. T. It. I'. I'J.WK, He
1-MJMl'I.K KOlXiF. NO. IS, A. O. U. W.-. Meets
In Fraternity Hall, over Kellers, mi Second
street, 1 liursduy evenlliRs ut 7::iJ.
... , J'.iur. Kuf-.n-.
W.H Myekh, Financier. M. W.
IA8 NKriMITH l'O.ST, No. S'.', G. A. U, Me-ts
fj every huturday ut 7:iM I-. m., In the K. of 1'.
Hull.
J OF 1- K. -Meutsoveryhunduy ufterjioon in
) the K. of 1'. Hull.
"i KKANli VKKHIN Meets every
JT eveliliiR In the K. of 1'. Hull.
htiii'tu
J) OF I.. F. DIVISION, No. Ki7-M.vts In
J. K. of 1'. Hull the hrst und third Wednes
day of each mouth, at 7 'M i: n.
J'lfK :ill'KCIIKH.
QT. j'KTKHH CHl'ltC'H -llev. Father Huons
O okeht I'aalor. Low Musi every Sundav ut
7 a. m. HIrIi Miivs ut 1U:;;ia.m. Vespers ut
TP, X.
CT. J'Al'LH CIUMtCH -Ciilon .itreut, opiK-slto
0 Fifth. Itwv. Kill). Hutcllll'c Kccti.r, .Services
"very Hiimluy ut Jl a. ji. mid 7:H0p. f. Sunday
tichoolt lO A. t. K veiling i'luycrou Friday ut
IIKKT llAI'TlriT CHl'liCH -itev. 0. D. TAY-
.i ''as'tor. MoriiliiR kvivIui-h every nub
h'lth at the academy at U a. m. hubh.illi
hciiool liiiniedlately after liiortiluu mrvlm-s.
1 riiyer iiieettiiR Friday eveuiiiR at I'astor's rl
VV' l"!rvl'l'H I" tbo court housu ut
pONf-IM.f.ATIONAJ, CHintCH-Uev. W. ('.
UtUi-, I'ustor. Horvlcemivery hiiuilu) at 11
a. m una I p, si, hundny oehoul after morniui;
Horvli-e htruujieru coidlully iinlliKl. K-aU free.
M). .1' ItClf. Itev. J Wk. .1.1:11, pa-ttor.
. b'T'. lei s i-sury-r.-l , , t ii'it; ut 11 u. In.
rii i. hi H-ti.xil at i ii . ,.MK i- ji. i.worlh
I.I I'll' 1 ,AI I- M 1 ,
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FRENCH & CO.,
BANKERS.
TRANSACT A (iK.NKUALHANKINO HII81NKSH
"The Regulator Line"
IjtterH of Credit issued available in he
Kastern States.
Sight Exchange and Telegraphic
Transfers sold on New York, Chicago, St.
Iyjnis, San Francipco, Portland Oregon,
Seattle Wash., and various points in Or
oiron and 'Washington.
Collections made at all pointp on fay-1
oraltle ternin.
Tie Dalles, Portland and Astoria
Navigation Co.
d. MCHENCK,
I'resldctit
11. If. UK ALL
Cashier.
First Rational Bank.
VHE DALLES, -
OREGON
A General Blinking Business transacted
Deposits received, subject to Sight
Draft or Check.
Collections made and proceeds promptly
remitted on day of collection.
Sight and Telegraphic Exchange sold on
New York, San Francisco and Portland.
OIRKCTOKS,
D. P. Thompson. .Ino. S. Schlnck.
Ed. M. Williams, Gko. A Lieise.
H. aI. Be all.
THE DALLES
Rational Bank,
Of DALLES CITY, OH.
President - - -
Vice-President, -
Cashier, - - -
- Z. F. Moody
Chaklls Hilton
M. A. Moody
General Banking Business Transacted.
Sight Exchanges Sold on
NEW YORK.
SAN FKANC1SC0,
CHICAGO
and PORTLAND, OR.
Collections made on favoreble terms
at all accessible points.
W. H. YOUNG,
BiacKsmitd & wagon shop
General Blacknmithing and Work done
promptly, and all work
Guaranteed.
Horse Shoeing a Speciality
Third Street opp. Licbe's old Stand,
House
Moving!
Andrew Velarde
IS prepared to do any and all
kinds of work in his line at
reasonable figures. Has the
largest house moving outfit
in Eastern Oregon.
Address P.O.Box 181,TheDalles
S. L. YOUNG,
: : JBVELBE; : :
Wiitclics mid Jewelry rcjinlred to order on
hliort notice, und MitUfuctiuu i;uuriint.fd
AT THK
Ntoru or J. C. Mi'kcUon. Ht.The Ilallu
Chas. Allison,
-Dculcr In
Headquarters at Ohas. Lauor's.
Hiivinij. liml n line lmrvcat of naturiil ice the
oeht 111 Uin wi ild, I mil preure-l to furnlt-h In
miy fjunntlty mid at bottom pi Ices.
CHAS. ALLISON.
C. F. STEPHENS,
O ISA. I, l K IN
Dry Goods
THROUGH
Freigiii ana PassenperLine
Through daily Fcrviee 'Sundays ex
cej)tedj letveen The Dalles and" Port
land. Steamer Regulator leaves The
Dalles at 7 a. 111. connecting at Ca&cade
Ijocks with steamer Dalles City.
Steamer Dalles City leaves Portland
(Yamhill street dock") at 6 a. m. con
necting with steamer Regulator for The
Dalles.
IWSSENGKIt IIATKS.
One way. . . .
Round trip.
..'.00
3.00
Freight Rates Greatly Reduced.
Shipments received at wharf any time,
day or night, and delivered at Portland
on arrival. Live stock shipments
solicited. Call on or address.
W. C. ALLAWAY,
OenernI Agent.
B. F. LAUGHLIN,
Gttueral Manager.
THE DALLES.
OREGON
OUT
ptfesh Paint!
W. O. Gilkkut hereby send
Ills comiiliments to every friend
And enemy -ii be lias miy
Be they few or be they runny.
The time for palatini; now hii come,
And every one desires a home
That looks fresh und clean and new,
At- none but a tjood pHiuter cun do.
filiating, papering and Klazlnc, too,
Will make your old house look quite new.
He will take your work either Hay,
By the job or by the day.
Jf you have work Rive him 11 call,
He'll luke your orders, large or small.
Kespectfully,
W. C. GILBERT,
I'. O. Box No. o,
THL DALLES, OK.
The St. Charles Hotel,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
This old, jwpular and reliable house
has leen entirely refurnished, and every
room has been repapered and repainte
and newly carpeted throughout. The
house contains 170 rooms and is supplied
with every modern convenience. Rates
reasonable. A koo1 restaurant attachec
to the house. Frer bus to and from all
trains.
C. W. KNOWLES. Prop.
JOHN PASHEK,
Merchant Tailor,
76 Court Street,
Next door to Wasco Sun Office.
Has just received a fine line of Samples
for sprlmr and Hummer Suitimrs.
Come and See the New Fashions.
Cleaning and Impairing
to order. Satisfaction Kiiaranteed.
CHAS. ADA1WS,
Shoemaker
S5
C LOTH I N G ! N 0 N oPay.
l.oolx. Slums, lints, ICtc.
Union St., opp. European House.
" III ' I .
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ch ml u jij I,, ,
One.
lu., i"i ., i'ic
Seooiid St., The Dalles.
mini
1
PHOTOGRAPH CR
Fir. 1 r Milium at tl ' - 10 i-i n.ilv
nil fi-r btft pi rtiitU p 1 1 .
WHAT WILL IT DO?
The Question Now That Congress Has
Been Called Together.
A CORKKSl'OXDKXT SPECULATION
The House K.vpcctcd to Repeal the
Sherman Law, hut the Action of
the Senate Doubtful.
San Fhancisco, July 1. A special
from Washincton to an evening paper
frays: Now that the president has
called control-? together the all-important
question is, "What will it do'.'" As
a matter of fact nobody can tell. The
house, which in always more amicable
to the executive than the senate, will
probably repeal the .Sherman law, but
not without a fight. Bland and the
other free-silver men will exhaust every
privilege allowed them under the rules
to delay action, and will filibuster just
as long as they are permitted. But it
ir virtually fettled by the democrats
that the rules of the next house will
partake somewhat of the nature of the
Heed rules. Filibustering will be re
duced to a minimum. Indeed, it is no
secret that the democrats of the house
intend to follow very closely upon the
Heed rules in some respects. The house
will be organized in a hurry, under
pressure from the president. Crisp
will be re-elected speaker without oppo
sition, lie will arrange the committees
expeditiously, and in the meantime the
committee on rules, which will be ap
pointed first, will proceed to prepare a
code of rules. There will bo certain
provisions deliberately designed to pre
vent the friends of silver from delaying
1 vote on the repeal of the Sherman act,
and in the south end of the capital, at
least, the president's programme will be
carried out.
The opposition in the senate will be
more effective. Senators Stewart and
Tones of Nevada, together with other
sillver advocates, will make a deter
mined fight. They will oppose the re
peal of the .Sherman law unless legisla
tion more favorable to silver shall be
offered as a substitute. That will not
be conceded. The republicans and dem
ocrats who demand the repeal of the
Sherman act, will ins-Ut upon its uncon
ditional repeal. There will no be pre
vious question in the senate; no way
whatever of curtailing debate, except by
fixing the hour for the final vote, and
then makiiiL' it a question ot physical
endurance. Senator Stewart is a long
and enduring talker himself, and could
consume a week at least. There is no
way of changing the senate rules so as
to cut off debate. That would not be
tolerated. It would bo contrary to es
tablished usages. The president him
self has entertained doubts as to whether
the majority of the senate would vote to
repeal the Sherman act. lie is not yet
entirelv convinced that the majority
Mjill promptly show up on that side.
Snpt. riirt-r Ki'hIkiih.
WAsiiiNc.TON.July 1. Uobert P. Porter
has resigned as superintendent of the
census. His resignation is to uiko cueci
right away. James 11. Wardle, a demo
crat, who is now chief clerk of the office,
will be designated to act us superintend
ent, and if Porter's place is to bo filled
may be appointed supennteiident. Mr.
Porter has purchased the ' New York-
Press, and will assume the management
at an early date. Wardle was connected
with the census ollico before Porter was
made superintendent.
Klcliiinl-iiii I'oiiim! Guilty.
KosKiiritfi. Or., July 1. Guilty as
charged in the indictment, was the ver
dict of the jury in the trial of George l
Kichardsoii, for attempting to wreck the
north-bound ovciland passenger train
lust .March. The defense called 110 wit
nesses, relying on the weakness of thu
prosecution for acquittal. Tho evidence
was iiiiu'ly circumstantial, and not
nearly so strong as at thu pioliminury
examination. Hichmdsuu will appear
for sentence next .Monday.
l)l.i-ciK Nciu'Iiik ll-ntli.
Liindov. July 1. Charlen Dol.essops
was taken from tho prison hospital to
visit his lather at La Chesnayo yester
day, lie was leturned last evening to
his hospital quarters, where lie will ic-
main for tho next two months. Fer
dinand Del.essops is very near death.
Ho teemed yesterday to be moribund.
J I Is utterance is almost unintelligible
and his mind has virtually coated work
ing. Jli physicians think lie will hardly
live through next wool;,
An UmkIiik itf Mlmu .
'J'uhoA, Wml)., July 2. The exoOi
f-i-1 tl " ('1 ir-l'Ai do 1 ,ining rg' 1
t i" nit" ' 1 a von l il'o 1 tuiiipolt 'lb.
nc-iiif'H Fiicmi PtaU'o train fr -in Wal
lace was crowded, the buggago cur steps
nnd ainlc.1 being taken- up with miners,
merchants and all cIubskj who are leav
ing that country. James Kirk, a hotel
keeper at Wardner, said he hud closed
his hotel and half the storea would bo
closed inside of two weeks.. That coun
try is practically killed. Ifc says fully
5000 persons will leavo the Caw d'Alene
so soon as they can get away. There is
no prospect of better times before next
spring. Many have only money enough
to live on a few weeks, when lie predicts
suffering will result.
fourth at Hood Klvcr.
The following program is prepared for
the fourth of July at Hood River. As a
little observation will show, it is one of
unusual excellence:
K.-:i!ClhKS.
Salute of 44 guns at sunriso.
Parade of plug uglies at !) a. 111.
Procession to form at corner of Oak
and Third and preceded by band to
inarch to grounds at 10:30 a. m.
at Tin: oitou.vns.
Music by band.
Singing.
Prayer, Rev. H. F, Gilt.
Declaration Independence, H. F.
Davidson.
Music by band.
Oration.
Music.
Basket dinner.
Baseball at 1 p. m., between' The
Dalles and Hood River.
Tug of War.
Races.
Football between married and single
men for Rugbv ball.
Contest for ball by boys.
I! ACT. 1'P.OGKAMMK.
1. Rooster race, first prize 25 cents.
Entries to date, Guy Williams and
Howard Hartlev.
2. Boys ten years and under, 50 yards
dash, 1st 25, 2nd 15 cents.
3. Boys 10 to 1G years, 75 yds dash 1st
50, 2nd 25 cents.
4. Sack race, 50 vds 1st 50, 2nd 25 cts.
5. Free for all, 100 yds 1st $1, 2nd 50
cents.
KNTItY KKE 10 CUNTS.
G. Egg race, maidens and all ages, 25
yards and return, 1st box candy.
7. Ladies' race, 50 yds dash, to 1st and
2nd ice cream and other courtesies,
(chaste salutes, if desired) by the judges.
8. Three leg race 50 yds, age or sex no
bar, 1st 50, 2nd 25 cts. N
iiok.sk u.u.ts.
1. Free for all, 2 heats, trial and dis
tance handicap, 1st $2, 2nd $1.
2. Slow race (riders interchanged,! 1st
$1, 2nd 50 cts.
5. Riding backward race, 1st 50, 2nd
25 cents. ,
Three entries will bo necessary for a
start in all races except No.'s I of foot
and 3 of horse. Other races and con
solidation purses will be made up on tho
grounds.
Cut this out and pasto it in your hat.
For entry see:
J. II. FuiKii'soN, Sec'y.
G. C. Jo.vns, Jit., Pres.
Hood River Speed Association, Ollieial
Starter. I. H. Bu n on.
A Tulniiti-il lCilititr."
lniriiiu the coinlim month, or tlio liciitcil
l-i-rlo-l, those who nic trnclliiK'or coiitoiiiplHtliiK
11 trii uwiiy from hoiiioshonlil icml thu l'c -1 1 1 i 1 11 K
Ictti-r fiom 11 liiilliiillt iiihUm'II known cilltur hii-I
provlilu themschet HKUinst nltiicLh of hcn-lm-lit-imil
illzIiii'-i"
HKNTl.n.Mi'.N I had occii-.l.m to iims several
boxes of Kniiim's llcinlachi rapsnlcs while
tluvullUK to 1 lilciiKii loniicnil tne .Miliontil ncin
ocrntlc Convention, They nctcil lllie 11 ehiinn In
pruvenllnK headache iiiki ill.lnes llnve liml
ety little heiiilachc 1 luce my return, which is
remit! Uahle. Vonis ic-icet(nll.v,
John l. siiai mt.
IM. IU novo, I'u., )ti . it!.
I't-r sale hv lthil;clc, A; HoiikIiIoii, I'lv-dipti m
DlilKKl-il, 176 .Second i-t,, Thu Dulles. Or.
SlieiiKtli anil Health.
If you are not. fooling strong and
htalthy, try Fleotrii- liiltois. K "hi
grippe" has loft you weal; and woiv ,
use Klectrh-Bittcis. This remedy acts
directly on liver, stomach ami kidneys,
gently aiding those organs to poil'orni
their functions. If you nroiilllictodwith
sick headache, you will liml speedy ami
permanent iclief by taking Fleotrlo
Hitters, One trial will convince you
that this is tho remedy you need. Lai go
bottles only 50c. at Snipes tV Klneinly's
drug store,
.Money to 1,01111,
1 have money to loan 011 short, time
loans. " Gi:o. W. Rowland.
ON THE SIDE OF SCIENCE.
Fot;itTi;:. minor pianola were discov
ered during April, bringirifr the total
number of .small planets known to ilTfi.
Piiok. l)oi,iii:.it sayti a powerful
search light could project abeam to
Mitrs in four minutes which could be
.seen and responded to if they have the
apparatus we have.
Sm John Himscifix says that if :t
.solid cylinder of ice, tr. miles in dia
meter and 'JOO.OOO miles loner, were
plunged end first, into the sun, it would
melt in a second of time.
Scientists have succeeded in meas
uring tho, thickness of soapy water in
a bubble. When showing the shade of
violet, it watt one-fourth the thickness
of a violet wave of light, that is, about,
1-2411,000 of an inch.
Tin: position of tho lamprey euls has
been reviewed by Prof. Howes, who
thinks that instead of being primitive
forms, they are aberrant flsh-Iike
forms, which have lost their lower jaw,
their sucking1 mouth having been sec
ondarily acquired.
MISSING LINKS.
All animals whoso habitat is the
arctic regions turn white in winter.
Ovi:n a hundred nowtulegraph offices
were opened in India duringthe first
three months of this year.
A roirriwr. was missed by Henry Mun
son, who died recently in Now Haven,
Conn. lie invented the device by
which frun-barrols are bored, but
neglected to patent it.
Tuami's rarely visit Edtnore, Mich.,
more than once. When they are caught
in that town, tho marshal puts them in
the jail reeeptwn-room, builds a roar
ing lire for their comfort, and then
sprinkles pepper on the stove.
Somi: oni: of a curiously mathematical
turn has calculated that a pound of
spider's webbing unwound would be
long-enough to reach round the world,
with enough left over to reach from
New York to San Francisco.
POSTAL NOTES.
About 1"S,000,000 envelopes are used
in this country annually.
Is 180 J there were 417,591 miles of
post routes in this country.
Mom: than 00,00;i stamps aro said to
be found every year loose in the letter
boxes of the United Kingdom.
A m:w postage stamp was issued by
the Italian post office on the silver
wedding day of the king and queen,
bearing portraits of the king and queen.
Tin: sum of twelve cents has been
received by the United States treasur
er, to be placed to the credit of the
conscience fund, from a man who says
he violated the postal law in using
postage stamps twice.
"Peter Piper Picked a Peck of Pickled
Peppers," was a lino of alliterative non
sense, that the children used to say.
Nowadays they can practice on tho Per
fect, Painless, Powerful Properties of
Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets. It
will impress a fact which will bo useful
to know. These Pellets cure sick head
ache, bilious attacks, indigestion, con
stipation and all stomach, liver and
bowel troubles. They are tiny, sugar-
coated pills, easy to take, and, as a lax
ative, one is sufficient for a doso, No
more groans and gripes from the old
drastic remedies! Pierce's Purgative
Pellets aro as painless as they aro perfect
in their effects.
Iliicklcn's Aiuii'ii Sulf.
The best salvo in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
soriH, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi
tively euros piles, or 110 pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
tion, or money lofunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For Nile, by Snipes t Kin
orsly. Fldor S. S. Betivor, of McAllisterville,
.liinialta Uo., Pa., says his wife is subject
tocntmpl'i the stomach. Last sununor
she tried Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Dinrrhu-a Homody for it, and wnH
much pleased with the Hjieedy relief it
aU'oidoil. She has since used It when
ever necessary and found that it never
fails. For sale by l'.lakeley A; Houghton,
Druggists.
Shiloh's Vilalizor is what you need for
fl.Cppopala, torpid liver, yellow skin or
kidney trouble. Ii is guaranteed to
give you satisfaction. Price 74e, Sold
by Snipes Ivinorsly, druggists.
wood, vvoon, woMti.
Best grades of mil,, llr, ami slab con I
wood, al lowest market rates at Jo T.
I't lorn ic Co. (Ollico .Second ami .loller
son streeto
nrTf rivumiM irn arrg I i iin-i foil rlirrnn ir-mTTW, I T """" "
Highest of all in lA-avoning Power. Latest J. S. Gov't Report.
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