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The Dalles Wly Ctotiek.
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THE DALLKS, OUKGON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1893.
NO. 12
TtiriUK of Hutucrlptlon
rot Year ,. .......... f 6 22
For month, by ourrlor,,, , SO
dlnRlo copy '
TIMK TAKX.VK.
ItHllriiNd.
Ill ellcot AUfrtwtG, 1B9U.
It AM 110HNI1.
na . .wrivi io:M r. m. bepuru 11;00 r. M
WKKT HOUND,
no. i, Arrtvut3:30 a. m. Depart 8:11 a. m
i au a I,.
Afiivi-M front I'ortlimtl utl r. (. . , .
bepurtH for I'ortlund ut I) p. m
Two locai freight that curry pwwonRcrH leave
... mnn a u iKiil urn, lor tin
JO'- in t-J 1,7 nvH, o.w mi mi, - -
HI iriHJ A, M.
HTAdKH,
cur I'rinevllle, via. Hake Oven, Iciivu dally
an a.m.
Kor AiuoloiMj, MltohDlt, Canyon City, lenvo
jany hi u a. m.
Kor biltur, Kliilo', W'uuilo, wupnmia, Hrm
MirlMKn mid Tygb Valley, lcuvu dully, except
iwuauy, in a. n,
Koraoldciwlitlo.M'aitliy leave every day ol tlio
celt except Hitnday t a. .
Otllroii tor ull lilies at the umutnin uouo.
HKOVKHNIONAl..
IL.
K. UHbEM ATTOlitr.V-AT-bAW Otllco
Court Htreet, Tlio bullcM, Oregon.
I II. DUrUll. FRANK Kr.tiKTKK.
rvlIFUK, us MENKKEE - Attoukkyh - at
I) i.AwlKiiom i mid -13, over rout
Ufflco lliiUUlug, Entrance on WaHhlnBtou Street
Tliu Dalle, Oregon.
()l
The
4 HENNETT, ATTORN E Y-AT-'IiA iV.
. npiilnHahauuo'ftbuUdlliB.un HtulM.
Itollw, Oregon.
t r. MAYS. 1. .HUKTIHOTON. It. h. WIMOII.
l AYS, HUNTINGTON J: WIlJJON-ATTon.
Al NBYft-AT-LAW OtUccK, Fxcnch'n block over
Kirst Natlonul Bank. balleti. Oregon.
t- II. WIIJION ATTOKNICY-AT-I.AW-lUOinH
. Frouob & Co.'m bank buildliii:, Hecond
meet, l'be UallcA, Oregon.
T HUTIIEIU-ANl). it. I).. C. SI.; l.T. SI. C.
J. Si. V. 1 imd H. ()., I'liyMluInn ami Hut
citmt. llomiiH 3 mid I, Cliiiiimuti blooL.
llcslileiice Mrs. Thuniliury'ii, west end ol Second
.Htel . --.
U Kiid HUBOKOK.-Ciillit iniHwerwJ lirouiptlj .
dayoriilglit.nlty oreoutitry. OHlto Mi. nmu
'(Jlmpmitu block. w"
Dlt. O. 1). DOA.NK WIYHIC1AW AJI
okok. onlco; rooniH 6 and 6 Cliimmai;
Block. UcHldancu: ti. E. curnur Court mid
Fourth mreoU, nctt md door Iroiii the corner.
Office hnitrs K to 12 A, SI., it to B mid 7 to s V. M.
DnUIDAM. Dkktibt. Out. given lor the
. piiliilenH oxtructlon of tooth. Altio teeth
oi on flowed ulumlnum plate. Uoomm rilgn ol
Uio Oolden Tooth, Hecoud Htrivt.
HOUIKTlKn.
T AHCO J.ODUE, NO. K- A. F. & A. M.-SleetR
V UrHt and third Monday of eiich mouth at .
f. M.
D""VI.I,K8 UOYA1, AUUil OHAl'TEIt NO. fi.
Sleutnlli MiikoiiIc Hull the third Wednesday
ol each mouth at 7 1'. SI.
MODEUN WOODMEN OF THE WOKI-D.-M
ll.MHl Cnmv No. 69. Mcothl Hcm ;j-even-lUKOteuch
week In Fraternity Hall, at , :.W y. nu
c
JUV"?.Ar"l::j:.r;. v i...k. m k.
nvurv rriiiuv civuiiih - :
of i'. luill, comer tieeond imd Court nireet.
) ournliig brother ure weiemuu. ..
U. cwuaii, Heo'yj A. 1im.h,n..
71UKNUSIH1' LODOE, NO. 0., K. ol l'.-"
r overy Monday evening at 7:.) ; 1
iicbnno'B building, corner ol Court and Hecond
treotii. Boouriilug memberH aru cordlauj m
lted. W . H. tiiAMi
1). W'.Vapmc, K. ot It. and H. . C. (-.
ABHEM1I1.Y NO. 4US7, K.'oV l- l '
oil, ball thonecoud aud lourth Wednew
davw ut each month ut7;M) p. in.
WOMEN'H CIIUIHTIAN TEMI'EKENOE
UNION Mflllmit every Friday alternoon
t 8 o'clock ut the reading room. Allure Invited.
RAKSION LOUUK No.601.I.b."o.T.-egular
uiiuiklv mcatliiKH Friday ut H l'. tl.. a'
Krntemtty Anil. Att arc luvlted.
b. C. CllBIBMAN, C. T. It. C. FI.KCK, ho
TEMFI.E LODGE NO. 8, A. O. U. W. MuoU
lit Fraternity Hull, over KellerN, uu Hecond
meet, TlmnUay cvouIubh ut 7:j. UAN(JEN
W. h Mvbhii. Vlnanolor. 11 W.
FRENCH & CO.,
BANKERS.
TRANSACT A OENKRALBANKINO BtJHINKHH
Lettem of Credit issued available in he
Eastern States.
Sight Exchange and Telegraphic
Transfers Bold on New York, Chicago, St.
Lonifl, San Francisco, Portland Oregon,
Seattle Wash., and various points in Or
egon and Washington.
Collections made at all points on fav
orable terma.
THE DALLES
Rational Bank,
Of DALLES CITY, OR.
President - - -Vice-President,
Casbier, - -
- Z. F. Moody
CirAnucH Hilton
M. A. Moody
General Hanking Business Transacted
Sight Exchanges Sold on
NEW YOItK,
SAN FKANC1SCO,
CHICAGO
and PORTLAND, OR.
Collections made on favorable tonne
at all accesRible points.
J. H. hCHKNRK,
rrcMdcnt.
.1. SI. l'ATTKKSO.V,
Ciihhler.
First Rational Bank.
CHE DALLES, - - - OREGON
A Gunoral Banking Business tnitiHucled
i;ejioBitH receivea, subject to bigni
Draft or Check.
Collections made and jiroceeds promptly
remitted on any ol collection.
Sight and Telegraphic Exchange sold on
New iork, ban Francisco ami Portland.
DIRKCTOKS.
D. P. Thompson. .Ino. K. Schknck.
Ed. M. Wiluams, Gko. A Liehe.
II. M. Beau..
W. H. YOUNG,
BiaGKsmiin i wason shod
General Blacks mi thing mid Work done
promptly, anil iul won:
Uuimtntued.
Horse Shoeing a Speciality
Tiiird Street opp. Liebc's old Stand.
House
Moving!
Andrew Velarde
IS prepared to do any and all
kinds of work in his lino at
ruttBonablo figures. Has tho
largest house moving outfit
in Eustern Oregon.
Add ress P.O. Box 1 8 1 ,The Dalles
"Aa olrl as
thohills".mcl
never oxecll
crl. "Tried
and proven "
i.s the verdict
of millions.
Simmons
Liver Rogu-
Pf"rP,oxiy Liver
O Of atul Kijncy
medicino to
which you
can pin your
faith for a
euro. A
mild laxa
tive, a n d
purely veg
etable, act
jrv 9 7 7 ing directly
JL t&fiO and Ki(i.
neys. Try it.
Sold by all
Druggists in Liquid, or in Powder
to be taken dry or made into a tea.
Tlio King of LlrcrSIeillcinn.
"1 h.'ivo used yrmrSliiimons Liver Upru
latorimd can eoiiHfilmiclously wty it Is tho
king ol'ull liver iiicdlcineK, I consider It n
Irii'dlclne chost In Itielf. (Ji:o. V. JACK
SON, Tiiconiu, Wiuihluglon.
J-i:T.r.Y I'ACICAOE-u
BdH tlio Z St.iirip 1-n red on wrapper.
Than
TT Ixiily Evening
tlC Jtt.l.ittltrnllf flw. lu.ii.r, i n- r. K,.
Dalies City folks' linwr This Is not a had
rciiututlon. Soiiinrl Ulvl 2.0-O (if our best
nltiiens watch the columns of thin nnnm
dully for the spiciest local new. It V i ILK
KIlrTOi'lIu f,t frl.tnttlflC tltn nml lir.tw... nr.....
Ill ipuhirlt,v and importance. Take It awhile,
Liu uuu i; ii rtiinu Ol lis jiiuiuium onerfc.
"Tie Regulator Line"
Dalles, Portal and Astoria
Navigation Co.
I AH. NE8M1TII POST, No. Hi, U. A. 11. Sleet
J every Uaturduy ut 7:30 . m., In the k. of 1'.
Hull. '
AMKIUOAN HAIl.W'AV UNION, NO. 10.
i. Meetit Necoud mid fourth J'burjduyH each
mouth In K. ot 1'. hull. J. W. Kkadv,
W. II, Jdwkh, Hec'y. . l'fVB!
O OF Ii. MeotR ovory Buuduy afternoon In
XJ. the K. of F. Uull.
GKHANO VEHEIN Meota ovory Huuduy
- "v"'g " " K. ot 1'. Hall.
BOF h, F. DIVISION, No. W7-MeoT In
K. of 1'. Hull tho flmt and third W'lueH-
THK CHUKC1IKH.
ST. i'ETEHB OUUKOH -Kov. Father lliiONt
. ohkht I'untor, Low Musk uvury Huuduy At
High Miutk ut 10180 A. . VesporHiit
ST. l'AULH UHUKOH -Union Htreet, opjonlto
. Fifth, ltov. Ell U.Hu toll tie Hector. BurvlceH
Jy Hundajr at U A. M. nml 7:80 v. M. Huuduy
ioolt:46 A. m, EvonliiK Prayer on FrKluy at
IjMKBT IIAPI'IBT OHUBOH-Huv. O. I. TI'V
ton, I'Aator. Morning orvliii-H every Huh
gh at tho ooudoiny ut 11 a, i, Huhlmth
ooiiool ImmodluUily nftor lnornlm,' Hiirvlee.
iiyer meotliuf Friday ovciiIiik at j'lmtor'o icnl
uoiice. Uulon orvleo In tlio court house at
OONG KKO ATIONAIi OllUlU!ll-llov. W. 0.
y UuuTm, PMtor. BorvloeM every Huiulay at 11
; . and 7 p. it, Huuduy Hohool after mornliu:
rvlce. HtruugewoordUlly luvitwl. Hoata tree.
Ill E, CHUROH-Kov. J. W'Hihi.kh, pimtor,
, a, ,7, uYiwiovryBuuuBy iionuimni n a. 111.
rtHy HoUool at 18iao o'olwk r . Epwortb
t i owe r, m. rryer meuniiK ovory
ocii
llSvr"'. ovBuina ui7:ou ooiook, a uuraim m
to uuV? VXtoiwd by both pantor and people
OHKSUM0KUBUIWUivTp. II. MCtlUFFK
uali iTSXl' rrwwniUKin tno unriNiiau iiuurei
rJS'L'SW'Bay at 11 a. m. uud 7:80 p. in. All
lUTItM
IOAL LUTHKHAN Ninth Ntreot,
8iw p.ra a Rprqmi wiuoouig
J. f . FORD, Evangelist,
Oi lies Slolneu, Iowa, wrltcB under date nl
March '.'3, 181)3:
S. B. Med. Mfg. Co.,
Dufur, Oreon.
On arriving home ust week, 1 found
all well and anxiously nwiutuifi. Our
llttlo girl, olfiht and one-lmlf years old,
who lmil I vasted away .to 8S ouiu1m
now well, mroiie "f'1,d,
fleshed up. S. 1. u11CuV,hIi,. Hkf,
.. i ' .ii i,ii. r.f il.it iiliililmn like
US WOrK Weil, uuni ui - -- ,
it. Your S. si. Cough Cure bus cured
and kept avy nil hoarseness from me.
So Kive it to every one, with greeting
for nil. Winking you prosperity, we are
yours, Wit. & Mas. J. 1. l'o"'
IfyouwiKh to feel fresh and cheerful.and ready
nr tho Hprlug'H work, uleiuiho your system with
the Hendiieho and I.Ivor Cure, by taking two or
three dosen each week.
Hold under a positive guarantee,
50 ceuU per bottle by nil drufcglHth.
THROUGH
Freigfii mn pbhsbdjci Line
ThrouL'h Tri-Weekly (Sundays ex
cepted) Txjtween Tho Dalles and Port
land. Steamer Regulator leaves The
Dalles at 7 a.m.,
Mondavi-, Wednesdays and Fridays,
connecting at the Cascade Locks with
Steamer Dalles City. Steamer Dalles
City leaves Portland (Yamhill st. dock)
at i a. m.,
Tuesdnye, Thursdays and Saturdays,
connecting with Steamer Regulator for
Tho Dalles.
I'AHSKNGKK KATKH.
One way
Round trip
..$2.00
,, 3.00
Freight Rates reatly Reduce d.
All freight, except car lots,
will be brought through, with
out delay at Cascades.
KhinmiuWH fnr TVirt.lnnil received at
any time day or night. Shipments for
If J lllllll I AJ kU 14 V I' V VA I w waw v
5 p. n. Livo stock shipments sollcted.
W. CALLAWAY,
GuikhhI A(,rnt.
B. F. LAUGH LIN,
Ovuural Munugur,
C. F. STEPHENS, thedali.es,
OREGON
DICALKK IN
DRY GOODS
Clothing
tloolii, Hllium. Ht, KtO.
Fancjl Qoodff, fbtionpt,
Ktc, Ktc, Kto.
SeoondSt., The Dalles.
ARTICpMv
SODA WATER AND TOE 0REAM.
Candies and Nuts
FlnoBt Peanut Roaster In The tlloa
J.FOLCO
PRENDERGAST GUILTY
Mayor Harrison's Assassin Sentjnced
to Death,
MRS. LEASE ANSWERS LEWELLING
She Has Written a Caustic Letter to
the Kansas Governor Other
News Happenings.
Chicago, Dec, 29. Attorney Trude,
in the Prendergast case, resumed his
closing argumcat for the prosecution
this morning. In the course of his re
marks bo had occasion to refer to Henry
George, the great single-tax advocate,
whom he characterized as a migratory
pestilential paranoiac."
Judge Brentano began his charce to
the jury at 1 p. in.
The verdict of the jury in the Pren
dergast case is guilty, with a sentence of
death.
.Mrs. Lease Answers Itnck.
ioi'EKA, iJec. L"J. .Mrs. Lease sent
Governor Lewelling the following letter
this afternoon anent her removal from
the board of trustees of state charitable
institutions :
"Disclaiming any intention of ques
tioning your authoritv, the wisdom of
your acts or the integrity of your pur
poses, I beg leave to remind you that
you have, as chief executive of this state,
tried and sentenced me without accord
ing me that which the law of the land
accords the vilest criminal the right of
defense. Were I an ernplove of vours,
your right to perpetrate this act of in
justice might depend upon your inclina
tion. As it is, I recognize the fact that
am an employe of the state, accounta
ble as such to the people of the state for
my oflicial record, and for them as well
as myself I demand a statement and in
vestigation of the charges preferred
against me, that I may have an oppor
tunity to concede the manifest justice of
your decree, or defend myself from the
imputation of hireling politicians."
HonsEvrmrrBn the mayoi:.
An Angry woman Jjaslu-i the ( Ity's
Chler Executive.
Kkcan.vba. Mich.. Dec. 29. Mavor P.
M. Peterson of this city, was horse
whipped on the principal business street
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. V. Sidde.
The scene was witnessed by scores of
people. After be hud received a few
lashes, Peterson drew a icvolver on his
sailant, but this only seemed to give
the infuriated woman renewed vigor,
for Ehe shouted : "You dare not shoot,
you coward." As each word escaped
her lips the lash was applied. Peterson
has been in the furniture business here
for over 12 years, was elected county
treasurer in 18SS, and is now president
of the Scandinavian society of this city.
Mrs. Seide is secretary of the local
branch of the W. C. T. U. Her hus
band, who was an eye-witness of the
horsewhipping proceedings, is a clerk in
a well-known dry goods house in Ksca
nabn. The allair has created great ex
citement. Peterson has a wife and sev
eral children. He has had Seide and
his wife arrested on a charge of assault
and batterv. Mrs. Seide claims to have
a letter from Peterson of a damaging
character. The caso will bo beard in
tho justice court on Tuesday.
Madeline l'ollnril's .Mother.
Lkxington, Ky., Dec. 29. In un inter
view with the mother of Madeline Pol
lard, the girl who is suing Representa
tive Breckinridge for breach of promise,
she exhibited a letter from her 6on, who
is in Washington, in which ho said the
case would never come to trial. Mrs.
Pollard says she has not seen Madeline
for seven years, and that hhe wrote to
her when tho scandal came out never to
even think of her as her mother again.
Mrs. Pollard has relented since thon,
and bus recently written her daugthor
in a milder way.
In Ulufcs.
That's tho wav Dr. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets come. 'And it's more import
ant than you think. It keeps them
alwnva fresh and reliable, unlike tho or
dinary pills in cheap wooden, or paste
board boxes. ... ,
They're put up i v better way, and
thev (((( in a better way, than the huge,
old-fashioned pills. No griping, no vio
lenco, no miction uftorwurd that some
timea leaves you worse than before. J n
that way, thev euro permanently, hick
Headache, Bilious Headache, Constipa
tion, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, and
all derangements of tho liver, stomach
and buwels, are prevented, rolioved and
Tbev'ro tiny, sugar-coated granules,
compound of refined and concentnuwi
vegetable extracts tho smallest in size.
I.IIIMS KVAX1 J-.-SCTATK.
The Notorious Itnlihcr 1 Mailing for tlio
.Mountnlnn.
FitusNo, Cal., Dec. 29. The escape of
Chris Evans from the Fresno county jail
last night is still the sensation of the
hour. Sheriff Scott, who was in the
south assisting In running down the
Roscoe robbers, was telegraphed about
the escape, when he started for home.
arriving here at 2:40 this morning.
A report comes from Sanger that
Evans was seen early this morning going
up the King's river Lumbering company
flume and heading for his old quarters at
Sampson fiat. While it is believed to bo
Evans' destination, the rumor is dis
credited. No arrests have yet been
made. A thick fog prevails, which is
favorable to the fleeing criminals
Marshal Morgan is resting easy. His
wounds are not thought to be dangerous
A report has been received at the sher
iff's office that the cart in which Evans
and Morrell escaped from Fresno has
come into Sanger without occupants
This, if true, indicates beyond a doubt
that the men shaped their course for the
Sierra Nevadas. The direct road from
here to the mountains passes within a
mile of Sanger on the north. The men
probablv drove opposite Sanger, and
then turned the horse loose and pro
ceeded on foot. Sanger is 15 miles from
Fresno, and six from the foot of the
mountains.
orncEus think they have him.
Sheriff Scott and posse, who went to
Sanger on a special train, are calling for
more deputies, and the rumor that the
bandit is surrounded in King's river
bottom seems well founded. Sheriff's
officers here seem to think Evans will be
in custody before night. A girl named
Lee, a sister of the youug man who had
been seen riding around with Morrell,
the waiter who held up the jailer, has
been arrested as an accomplice in the
Evans jail deliverv. Officers aro after
the brother. The reticence of the offi
cials makes it difficult to obtain minute
details about the arrests of suspects. It
is understood, however, that in addition
to the arrest of the Lee girl, two boys
named Hutchinson are in custody. One
of these, Jimmy, is the head of the house
where the whole plan of escape was con
coded, and is a brother-in-law to the
Lee girl. He lives on Q street, five
blocks from the courthouse.
2 38
3d Street
At rlgnWe
Mm. ObVr'i
rontaunuL
ih huh Hut to niKf. ami uiu wit'' .
you can buv, for they're guaranteed to
give satisfaction, or your money is re
turned. You pay only for tho good on
Tlielr Kelutloiift .Strained,
Rome, Dec. 29. A high personage of
the Vatican, in an interview today, said:
'The relations between the pope and
the czar are at this moment very much
strained. In July last the pope wrote
the czar an autograph letter, in which
he complained of tho persecutions of
Roman Catholics in Poland. It was
written in a very sharp way. Leo XIII
declared to the czar thai if tlio persecu
tions did not cease he would bo com
pelled to protest solemnly in tho face of
Europo against the Intolerance of tho
czar, tho czar became irignicneu, ami
has iust sent to Rouio the Catholic
Bishop of Tiraspol, a persona grata at
St. Petersburg, to speak a good word to
the pope aud dissuade him from putting
the project into execution."
Tin to TouriHti Lost lliuir Lives.
Vienna, Dec. 29. Three tourists lost
their lives is attempting to ascend tho
higher of the two peaks of Gross Glock
'ner. Dr. Kohn's body has been recover
ed, but that of his companions, believed
to have been named Pick and Dr, Pas
sau, were not'fouildi
(iludstonc'ii lllrthday.
London, Dee. 29. Gladstone is 81
years old today. Ho is in excollent
health. Telegrams, messages and cards
of congratulaions aro pouring in on him
from all parts. Tho queen, Prince and
Princess of Wales, and prominent mem
bers of both English political parties
have tendered congratulations.
Old-Milii-Afriild-oM bo-Voters.
Si'iuxm-nai), III., Dec. 29. When
asked his opinion of tlio Prendergast
verdict, Governor Altgeld said :
"I know nothing about tho case ex
cept what I liavo read in tho newspapers,
and, therefore, cannot give any opinion
in regard to the vordict."
WOOD! WOOD)
Best grades oak, fir,
WOOD)
blue and slab
wood. Ollico 1!W Second street. All
oiders promptly attended to.
tf Maieii & Benton
THE CHURCHES.
The Baptist church, Rev. O. D. Tay
lor pastor, will hold service tomorrow
morning at 11 o'clock. Sunday school
follows this service. There will bo no
evening service. If the weather is cold
or inclement the service will be held in
tno prayer room, as the furnace is not
completed.
MothodiBt Episcopal church Sermon
morning and evening by the pastor, Rev.
J. Whisler. Sunday school after morn
ing service; Junior League at 5 p.m.;
Epwortb Leagtio at 0:.'SO p. m.; class
meeting Sunday at 10 a. m. and Tuesday
at 7 :30 p. m. ; prayer meeting Thursday
at 7:30 p. m. All ore cordially wel
comed. Programme of services at Christian
church Sunday school at 10 o'clock a.
m. Preaching at 11 o'clock; subject,
"Prejudice Its cause and effects."
Sermon also at 7 :30 p. m. ; subject, "The
world wrong Eide up and must be turned
upside down." Special solo by Miss
Moore. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening at 7:30 o'clock p. m. A
hearty welcome is extended to all by the
church and pastor, P. H. McGuflev.
The Congregational church, corner of
Court and Fifth streets. Sunday ser
vices as usual. At 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.
m. worship, and u sermon by the
pastor, W. C. Curtis. Topic of
morning sermon, Unconscious service;
of the evening sermon, The judgment of
eternity. Sunday school immediately
after the morning service. Meeting of
tho Young People's Society of Christian
Endeavor at 0:30 p. m. Topic, The
close of the year. What God has done.
What He will do, (Ps. iiv-ll-IS; Pa.
lxxiii-23-24. All persons not worship
ping elsewhere are cordially invited.
An Kgsny.
Essay on "Breath," by a schoolboy
who has attended a course of lectures in
physiology:
'Breath is made of air. We breathe
with our lungs, our lights, our livers.
and our kidneys. If it wasn't for our
breath we should dio when wo slept.
Our breath keeps the life agoing thro
tho nose, when we up siMfep. Boys
that stay in a room nil day should not
breathe. They should wtit. till they get
outdoors. Bovs in a room n tike carbon-
cide. Carbouicide is mon poisonous
than mad dogs. A heap of soldiers was
in a black hole in India and carbonicido
got in that black hole and killed every
one more morning, uirls kill tlio breatu
with corsets that squeeze tho diagram.
Girls can't run and holler like boys be
cause their diagram is squeezed too
much. If I was a girl, I'd rather boa
boy so I can run and holler and have
a good big diagram. Teachers' Institute.
SUAiir.Miur.o, Pa., Jan. ST,
Mb J. J. Kkii.,
bharp-iMiri;, l'a.,
Dcaii .Sin I have used Krmise's Headache
Capsules for mimio tliuo and want to testify to
their value. 1 tried various well recommended
medicines, but Kot no relief until I used these,
and now would not he without them for ten
times their cost.
ours respectfully
UlfARLCST. KEDCIWICK.
Hold by Hulpes & Klhersly.
Strength uud Health.
If you aro not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Bitters. If "la
grippe" has left you weak and woa'7,
use Electric Bitters. This remedy acts
directly on liver, stomach and kidneys,
gently aiding thoso organs to perform
their functions. If you areudlicted with
sick hcadaeho, you will find speedy and
permanent relief by taking Electric
Bitters. Ono trial will convmco you
that this is tho remedy you need. Large
bottles only BOc. at Snipes & Kiuersly's
drug store.
Karl's Clover Root, tho new blood
purifier, gives freshness and clearness to
tho complexion and cures constipation.
i ... i . i i i n..t- .. P.
2oc, otic, anil i.uu. om ny niiipes
Kinersly, druggists.
Special reduction on lamps, glasswaro
and crockory for the holidays at 11. 11.
Campbell's.
I'eilliutiil
Cheaper than anywhere elso at tho
California winehouso.
Use Mexican Silver Stove JL'olish.
Shiloh's euro, tho Groat Cough and
Croup Curo, is for salo by Snipos & Kin
ersly. Pocket size contains twenty-llvo
loses, only 25c. Children love it. fcom
by Snipes & Kinersly.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
KThoio's nothing likely to bo "juet as
jood,"
RoYsA
Baking
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