Acts gently on the
dneys, Liver
and Bowels
Cleanses the System
DUy THE GENUINE MANT'D By
uivrniaTgpSyrvp(.
ro; stu EYii'.csuM.iTi rcct set rtaKrut,
l'i:illLK YOU AM. KNOW.
S. 0. Andrew, of Ellensburg, is in the
city.
C. X. find II. 0. Thomas are in from
Bakeoven.
J. N. Burgess cime in from Antelope
this iDornimr.
11. -D. Ctinieron. of White Salmon, was
in town List night.
Miss Pearl Joles left on the boat this
.morning for Portland.
Mrs. T. E. Jackson and daughter came
tun from Hood River yesterday.
01 r. and Mrs. Etuene Looney are
Visitors in the city from Mitchell.
Julin W. Gunn. of Salem, registered
at the Umatilla House yesterday.
Dr. G. E. Sanders was a passenger on
yesterday's afternoon train for Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Leni Burgess were in
.from their home at liakeoveii yesterday.
"Otto Kohler, a former resident of The
Dalles, arrived from Ellensburg yester
day. vG. J. Pearce. wife and two children
anivfd in the city yesterday from
Salem.
John Winston, T. K. Winston and
Henry Mitchell are visitors in The
Da.les from Joseph, Wallowa county.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Johnston, who
have ppt-nt several davs in Poitland and
Salem, returned last night and spent
today in the city.
Mrs. II. M. Morse, who lias been
vi-itinj: her daughter, Mrs. H. H. Rid
del', returned to her home in Portland
yestrrdny afttrnoju. ,
Mrs. 0. 0. Steven? left this mommy
for Portland, where she will make a two
weeks' visit before returning to her
home in Gilliam county.
Mre. Leon Curtiss, who Has been
visiting in Portland, came up on last
night's train and retuniHl to her home
in Grand Dalles this morning.
Mr. and Mr?. Van Duyn, who have
A Grocer Says
"I guess everybody in Bcllevue, Ohio,
knows 0. U. Callaghan. the grocer. I am
in ins em
nlov. ant
am about as ( gM I
wen Known
us he is. A
grocery is a
place where
you liavo
cold gusts
of wind
coming tn
every time
the door
opens, and
there is a
good deal of
running
about out-
ff-doors too. Anyhow, I
catch cold very often, but
tho minute I begin to sneeze
I reacii upon the shelf and
take a doso of Acker'a Eng
lish Hemedv. I tell vou it
is wonderful how quickly it stops a cough or
cold. I have used it myself, and in mv fam
ily for a number of years. It works like a
charm. I supposo some of the folks would
have run into consunintion before this if I
bad neglected to keep a bottle ready all the
time for immediate use. I wouldn't think
of using anything else for throat and lung
troubles. I know what Ackers Remedy
actually uoes, so wiiat sense is mere in ex
perimenting? Certainty is better than
cuance." (signcuj joun mow.
Sold at 25c.. 60c. and $1 a bottle, through
out tho United States and Canada: and in
England, at Is. 2d 2. 3d., 4s. Od. If you
are not satisfied after buying, return tbo
bottle to your druggist, and get your money
IMCK.
We authorize Ihe above guarantee.
W.U. UOOKJSIt d- CO., Proyrietort, tow York.
von s.w.k ii v
Blakeley & Houghton.
rij r. r r t i uhllf,
OVERCOMES Jr & .IT.
1 I VIHUp nrniiAtinmv
runmHiiLiiiLi
i , ir
spent several days in Portland, returned
last night, and will be guests at tho
home of B. F. I.anglilln for a few days.
Mrs. Chas. Johnson returned to Port
laud this morning, whoro she will re
main with her husband until his health
has improved eufliciently to return
ho ui i'.
Konrad L. llouser ciitne in from his
place at Bakeoven today. He has a
thousand head of sheep on their way to
this city, which ho has sold to I). P.
Ketchuin, and is here to deliver.
Ihos. Harlan, who, with his son, Mil
ton, formerly editor of Tin: Ciikoxiulk,
is now publishing tho Pacific Demo
crat in Portland, was in The Dalles yes
terday in the interest of that publication,
Ho returned fo Portland this morning.
ItOKN.
Near this city, in tho Mill creek
neighborhood, Wednesday, Oct. 25th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Kneabel, a son.
l'rolinlily Tolls tho Truth Tills Tlmo.
Perhaps tho only opportunity to wit
ness Waltar Perkins' performance of tho
part ho has made famous, that of the
barber, in "My Friend From India,"
will be on Tucsdiy night at tho Vogt,
where Siuythe & Rice's Comedians pie
sent that famous comedy, as the author
H. A. DuSouchet m a short while will
have completed another comedy es
pecially euited to tho ability of Mr.
Perkins' quaint personality. Originally
made famous at the Bijou Theater, New
York, by a company, many of whose
members are still n part of tho present
organization, and during a run of three
mouths at that theater, it was taken to
Boston where it was pronounced one of
tho most emphatic successes in years;
and in Philadelphia, and Chicago and
all other cities where it has been pre
sented, it duplicated its Metropolitan
favor. It is not often that much re
liance can be placed in a theatrica
press agent'e story, but for once in his
life he seems to havelent a semblance of
truth about this amusing farce. When
ever this company reaches a city where
they are going to give a performance,
the story of DuSnuchet's earlv exper-1
iences as a playwiight is immediately
ventilated, and then every one learns
about the vain endeavors of an actor's
efforts to have the creation of his Javor-
ite author's brains placed before the
public for its approval or condemnation,
must likely the latter. No one could be
found who cjuld believe in either author
or play. It is to Walter Perkins that
credit, first for the production, and sec
ondly for the euccesaof this play, is due,
as there is no doubt that his perfor
mance has really made "My Friend
From India" a welcome friend indeed
at all times.
Advertised Letters.
Following is the list of letters remain
ing in the postoffice at The Dalles un
called for October 2G, IS99. Persons
calling for the same will give date on
which they were advertised:
LADIES.
Allen, Miss Lucy Herricks, Mrs Lizzie
Allen, Mrs Chas A Hull, Miss Ida
Anderson, Mrs Jon Ivans, Mrs Ida
Beattie, Mrs John Miers, Mrs Bettio
Bauer, Miss Annie McKiuon, Mrs Lula
Blooser, Mrs Marie MuCann, Mis Nora I
Burgoyne, Mrs Annie Mackinzie, Mrs Jus
Balm, Mrs E Plamel, Mary
Evens, Ida Price, Miss Maud
Gilmore, Mrs D U Roos, Miss Lena
Gilmore, Mrs Med bcott, Mrs May
Harmans, Miss AlidaThoinpeon, L?esia
MENS.
Albort, Mr
Brown, M A
Brickcr, M M
Burs, W M
Boydston, Jasper
Brown, Chas
Braun, Otto
Birnitzki, C! R
Covntram, Artie
Carman, Fred L
Carlson, Adolph
Couray, R II
Cook, S R
Davis, William C
Duehisn, W E
Drake, R V
Ellwcod, John M
Evens, H M
Elb, Frank (2)
Fergueon, P
Frederaker, J A
Ferguson, Wlllard A
Fredenbnrg, T
Fersustn. Geo W
Gunger, Al
Good fellow, Mr.
Hull, Edgar B
Heltgron, Andrs
Haslignr, Win
Harris, Pup
Hill, Robert
Hasbnrg, Win
Holmes, Chas
Hutman, Chas E
Herrinuton, C II
Herricks, M
Howe, F W (2)
Howe, Heurv
Mans, Philip F
flici.tnmone,
McTemmonds,
J P
Price,' Richard
Purdy, Ben
Richardson, Mr T
Rings. T A
Richardson, Mr
Skelton,Freenian(2)
Stelmant. Dan
Stolkle, F
Schmidt,
Hchuraeings, John
Van Orsdall, J G
l weber, fce.ll
l'OHTAI. CA1IIJ3.
Gosfer, C Harris, Mrs E
Hawthorn, C M Wright, D R
Vangham, J R
PACKAGES.
Brouyn, H E Lucky, J fi
Neely, Samuel Livingston, A W
Mullory, M A Rhodes, Clara
H. II. RlHDKM., P. M.
During the winter of 1807 Mr. James
Reed, one of the leading cltieens and
merchants of Clay, Clay Co., W. Va.,
stn ck his leg ugaii.at a cake ol ice in
such a manner as to bruise it severely.
It became very much swollen end pained
liim so badly that he could not walk
without the aid of ciutcbes. Ho was
treated by physicians, also uud several
kinds of liniment and two end a half
gallons of wliiikey in bathing it, but
nothing gave any relief until ho began
uiing Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Tills
brought aluioat a complete cure in a
week's time and ho believes that had he
not used this remedy his leg would have
iiad to bo amputated. Pain Balm is ttn
cqualed for sprains, bruises and rheu
matism. For sale by Blakeley & Hough
ton Druggists.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Subscribo for Tho Chronicle.
U.'e Clarku it Falk'a Rosafoani for tho
teeth.
Ash your grocer for Clarko it Fa)k"s
pure coucoutiatcd fhvoriug extracts.
Clarke A Falk's flavoring extracts are
thu best. Ask your grocer for them.
Clarke it Fall; have on sale a full line
of paint and artist's brushes.
Use Clarkoit FnlkV quinine hair tonic
to keep dandruff fruin the head.
Latest thing in cameras aro Im
proved Magazine cyclones at Donnell's
drug store.
Paint your house with paints that aro
fully guaranteed to last. Clarke it Falk
have them.
Special clearance sale of silk waists
ami dress skirts at A. M. Williams it
Co. 'a Saturday.
Fresh cracked Nebraska corn at the
Wasco warehouse. Finest kind of
chickpn feed. mcli25-tf
A full line of Sterling silver novelties
and souvenir spoons cm he found at
Harry C. Liebe'a in the Vo;t block.
Clarke & Falk have a full and com
plete line of house, carriage, wagon and
barn paints manufactured by James E.
Patton, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Eat plenty, Kodol Dyspepsia Curo will
digest what you eat. It cures ail forms
of dyspepsia and stomach troubles. E.
R. Gamble, Vernon, Tex., says, "It
relieved me from the start and cured me.
It is now my everlasting friend." Butler
Drug Co.
Millions of dollars, is the value placed
by Mrs. Mary Bird, Hurrlshurg, Pa., on
the life of tier child, which she saved
from croup by the use of One Minuto
Cough Cure. It cures all coughs, colds
and throat and lung troubles. Butler
Drug Co.
Dr. Russ, one of Portland's prominent
dentists, has bought Dr. Tacknian's
office, in tho Vogt building. His work
is first-class and prices reasonable. Gold
tooth crowns and bridge work a specialty.
Teeth filled and extracted painless. 12
"It did mo more good than anything
I ever used. My dyspepsia was of
months' standing; after eating it was
terrible. Now I am well," write? S. B.
Keener, Hoisington, Kan , of Kodol
Dy-pepsia Curo. It digests what you
eat. Butler Drug Co.
"I wish to express my thanks to the
mttuufacturers of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, for
having put on the market such a wonder
ful medicine," says W. W. Massingill.l
of Beaumont, Texas. There are many
thousands of mothers whose children
have been saved from attacks of dysen
tery and cholera infantum who must
also feel thankful. It is for sale by
Blakeley & Houghton Druggists.
Wlilltrcl.
A small band of sheep, between 500
and 1000, ou shares or rent. Inquire of
F. Lang,
oct2i-2Sd&w Columbia Hotel.
l'ur lien I.
Furnished housekeeping roome. Ap
ply at corner of Fifth and Court
streets. 21 3t
To (jure u Colli IU Oli Day.
Taki! Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lete. All druggists refund the money if
it fails to cure. &.
h'or "ulo.
Thirty thousand capacity 'saw and
planing mill at a bargain. AddresB
Jas. Young, box 1018, Portland Or. 14 10
Exeoutor's Notice.
Notice Is hereby. Riven that ihe undersigned
linn been apjrfjinu-l by order of Die roiinly court
of tho statu of Oreson for Wasco county, uud tiy
the will of Mary Hills, deceased, executor of Ihe
last will unci testament of bald Mary Utile, dc
ceased. All iKTbUis IiuvIhk claims against ssld
estate aro henby notllitd to present them with
Ihe projicr vouchers to mo at the ollico of Hunt
Itigton A: Wilson, 'Uio Dalles, Oregon, within tlx
month from the dale of this notice.
Dated Octotvr 10th, iVM.
JOHN M. MAHDKN,
Oct llll Executor.
Executor's Notice.
All persons Imviiik claims agalctt tho citato
of ICIuabcth Ann fates1, deceased, uio hereby
iiotllled to present tho same, proerly vcrllied,
at thcotllco if the uuacrtliri.ed, Iho duly up
pointed executor of said estate, at Dalles City
Oregon, will. I ii six months from thu dalo of the
publication of this notice.
Dated thu l'Jth day of October,
JIUU1I I.O0AN,
Oct 11 II Kxecutor.
Ask your 1
Druggist
tor a generotu
10 CENT
TRIAL SIZE.
CATARRH
Ely's Crum Balm
contain! no cocaine,
mercury nor any other
Injurious drug.
It U quickly Absorbed.
Ulvei I(clle(tonc.
It oien ana cieaaMs . . . -
the num i'aHKc. COLD lit H t A
ten of TJt and ftiaell. Full tflte 00c ; TrUl
Gl. IA At 1kmttlaiai h snail. I
ULYiSUM Whim MmC Hw York.
4W
Admiral George Dewey
Wilt receive- tho most royal wclcomo on Oct. lit
licit, that win ever accorded to an American
litiicn.
Vou vrlll find n comptcto tlosmphy of this great
l.cro, includlns his billUant victory over tho SpftU"
lib. Ueot in tho great, authorltatlvo and up-
date work of reference , tho
New Werner Edition of the
Encyclopedia
Britannlca
This la tho only cncyclopxtllaon tho market that
mentions Admiral Dewey. It gives tho date of ill i
Mrth; how ho spent hia boyhood days; tho part ho
took in tho Civil War, how after tho War he vtm
linployed on tho European etation; In tho Naval
Academy; his rlso to the rani: of Commander mid
I'rcsMent of tho Board of Intpcctlon nnd Bun-oy;
his command of tho Atialic Siuulrou; how on
April 2ith ho lea Hong Kor.s f Itli Ids tquadron,
found and destroyed tho Spanish Tlect, at Manila,
on iiay ltt; h!a appointment na Actlns Hear Ad
miral, tho honora ho received from Congrcsr, nnd
how ou llarch 2nd, 1S00, ho waa created full Ad
miral. It speaki ofldians a strict disciplinarian,
r.n all-around nthletc, n darliis horseman and
huntsman, and toclally a gocxl club man and o.
ncneral favorite. It telta of ills marriage to Ji.M.
Susy Goodwin, n daughter of tho "flHhtlns rov
crnor" of New Hampshire, who died iu 1872, lcav
Ins a on, George tiomlwln Dowuy. t
Governor Theodore Roosevelt
Admiral Schley
Admiral Sampson
Capt. Clark of tho Oregon
and scores of other noted pcnoniiKca not crcn
mentioned in any other KncycloiwulU receive, the
samo attention iu IhU blitloii of tho
Encyclopaedia Britannica
It spcaka of General Wood as Governor of Eastl
ago - of Ocncr.U Ifcnrj' as Governor-General o:
I'orto Rico; of Aguinaldo's dcclaraUon of War
against tho U. S.
YOD NEED T11IS COMPLETE SUMMARY
of human Irnowlcdo and progress, wherein infor
mation Iimoro easily found ami acn.ulru! than in
any other book or encyclopedia in Uio world,
IN YOUR HOME.
JOB DALE BY
I. C. NICKELSEN,
O. S. Smith,
Tin:
dp-to-dateQroeer
Freeh KgKH niul Crcatnury
Jiuttor a specialty.
2d Street.
'Phone 270,
NOT10K FOU l'UItl.ICATION.
Land Ornt'E atTiik I)ALU,OIIKRON,
Kepteiuher iu, iwj, (
Notleo l htrehy slven that the follow ln
tiHined Kettler Iimh lllul notice of his liitenllun to
make final proof in support of his claim, mid
that said proof will hu Hindu before thcrcKldcr
and recelvfr at Tho Dalles, Orexou, on Friday,
November 3, lsW, vU.:
Ilurlirrt II. Mhr, nf Tim DiiIIvh, Or.,
Homestead Kntry No. 5M, or the YM NKh.
and Wli SYM, section '.'7, township 1 north,
rainto Hi eiist.W. M.
He names Iho following hIIiicksch to prove
his continuous residence upon, uud cultivation
of said laud, viz.:
Hutnuel Creiqhton, John I!. Cook, Wljllam
Itnweon ai.d Charles ituwsoii; nil of 'Ihe Kalles
UrcKoii,
IAV V. I.UCA3.
scpUjHi ItcKlster.
NOTI0K FOlt PUBLICATION,
L'. B. Land Cffick, at TlIK Dallks. OllK,,)
OCTOIIKIlS, lS'J'J. I
Notice Is hereby given that iho follonliiK
named settler has filed notice of his Intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will bo made before Iho Itealsier
and Heeelver at The JJallen, Oregon, on batur
day, November II, lbW, viz:
AIuUiIhn llilcl, of Mosler, Oregon.
Homestead Kntry No. 3075, for Iho HWU NWK.
m HK and HV('K HWM, section v, townshfi
2 north, range 12 mM, W. M.
Ho name? Ihofollowlni? witnesses to piovo his
conllnuouH residence Uon and cultivation of
said laud, vl.;
Clus.Mller. of Mosler. OreKou; Hn Thomas,
If?"', htoneman and iirnest rrledllchs. of
Thu Jiatles, Okkoii,
JAV '' I.UIJA8,
oct7 II iteiilster
NOTICE OF FINAL HKTTLKMKNT.
No.,,!co.,H, !',w,'' ""'t ttao uuderslKiKd
haa II ed with thocleik of Itiecoiinly cUrl
he statu nf Ouwii, for Wsko eoilnty,
final aeeount as iidmlnlitralor of the eslMte i of
John (itant, deceased, and that by an order of
Yf.'j cV.urt !flu,iu."" "IU 'lY ol Kepteniber.
WJ. Monday, the i;th day of Novcmlir l"w.iit
ho hour of B o'clock p. in. has lictii fl4 i the
time and Iho couiily court room In IMIlis city
as the place for Iho healliiK nl objections o sild
final account. j, jiUKi' MoANIilV
Adminlsliuior of U.uie of JohiNlram, Do
t'"ta beptlCIl
EAST and SOUTH via
The Shasta Route
or THE
Southern Pacific Comp'y.
Trains leave nnd aru duo to nrrlvo at l'otllai
()Vi:itl.AND 1IX-1
jiros, Kiilem, Hofc-
bum, .siiuiiiu, niiu-
- X.t.lnl, ,1,1
1. !; Kmucifco, Mojiwe,
I I.on Alixeles, Kl l'as",
J!13 A. M.
I New Orleans mm
I If list .... .
3IS0 A. M,
Hoseburt! and uiy sin
tlllllM .
fVIa Wthura fori
Mt.Ancel, Hllverton,
West fclu, llrowns- i
vllle,rfprlnMleldnnd
iNatniu J
1:80 1'. M
Dally
oxcupt
Hundiiyi.
Dally
except
Sundays
I7S80 A.M.I ' . " . '
.........lllu I IQIIl'l
5:W 1'.
INDKl'KN'DKNCi: PAHSKNGKH. Kxpresa train
liilliv (e.xcgpi nmiujijry
Iifnji.ni. (I.v l'ortlimd ...Ar.i fl:2
7;.'Mj Ai..MoMinnvllle..l.v.J ft-J)
8::wji. m. (Ar,.ltukiendence..l.v.) 4:'
HiSfin. m
f)H. in.
K::ain. m. (Ar..Indi.iendence..i.v.J m.
Dally. tDaliy, oiecpt huiuiar.
DINING (JAU8 ON 00 DUN IlOtJTlC.
1'tIl.l.MAN IJUKKKT Hl.r.KI'KIW
AND HHCOND-CI.AKri HI.KUI'INO CAltfc
AtUiched U) all Throuuh Trains.
Direct connection atHan Krancisco with Occl
dcnUil and oriental and l'aclilo mall steamship
lines for J Al'AN and CHINA. Hailing dates on
implication. , , ,,
Hntes Mid tickets to Kantern joints nnd Ku
roiie. Also JAPAN, CHINA, HONOLULU anC
AtlSTItALIA.
All abovo trains arrive at and depart irom
Grand Central HMtloti. Fifth and IrviliK streets
YAMHILL HIVIHION.
l'rtiseiiKcr I)ciit, foot of Jetterson street.
Itc for Hherldnn, week days, at i:S0p. in
Arrive at Portland, UiH) a. in.
Unvc for AIHI.IK on Monday, Wednesday and
KrMay at s.itt a. ni. Arrlv at Portland, Tues
day. Thunday and Saturdaj u 3:Oi p. in.
K.ieept Sunday. ICxcept Katiuday.
It, KoUKl.Kl!,
jlanalcr.
G, II. MAliKIIAM,
Asst. G. 1'. .V Pass. Aut
ThrouRh Tiekct Oltloe, Third street, where
through tlrkets to all points In the Kastcni
HUites, Canada and Kurojie can be obtained at
lowe.it rates from
J. II. KII1KLAND, Ticket Agent.
or N. WHKALDON.
The
Busy
Store.
Eacti doy our business shows
the people urc liiulmg out wc
are pushing to the front with
hettcr gootls, lower prices,
salespeople the very host, nnd
hist, but not least, buyers who
know their business nnd buy
for the people.
C. F. Stephens
Second Street.
The Dalles, Portland and Astoria
Navigation Co.'
stm. Regulator & Dalles City
Dally (except riuuday) between
The Dalles,
Hood River,
Cascade Looks,
Vancouver
and Portland.
Touchlni; at way polns on both sides of the
Columbia river,
Hoth of tho above steamers havoljeen rebuilt,
and urn In ,tvrr.lli.nt Linn., r,,r n ik.,
Tho HcKiihttiii I, Inn will endeavor to Kivo its
iuu uusfc servicu Hjssinie.
For IjiHiifiirt, Kniiiioiny hiiiI l'l(tsiir,
IihvcI by thu steamers of The llKtilutitr
1. 1 no.
T ho t learners of the lteulatrr Line will leave
DallLK Jit 7 11. in. f.iniliii.iir.lni. tli.iwlut .1... ...I.
IllSt .."vii'H ,w.; 1111. vi, 1
Portland. Olllcc. fjU Dalles Ollico
oat st. Dock. court Htreet
W. C. Allaway,
Genera Agent.
JJA. 8TURDEVANT,
DeuiiHt.
Ollico over French & Co.'k iiauk
1'hOHO , T1IKDAU.E8.0IIEGON
...STEAM...
Wood Saw
Will run , every rt.iy except Sundav
ltntt'8 Iluiieoimblu.
Tolophono 201.
j; W. A. OATES, Prop.
..GfjflS. fM
Butejbefts
and Fatrmeps
..Exchange..
1oTOs.Vi!,.v,,u,l!,i.!,!il? ?ZL
eilttrd the best tot In Thu Dalit,
atthottiual jirlee. Come In, try
It nnd be ronvlnrcd, Alio tlic
Finest brands of Wines, l.l iuor
nnd Cigars.
Samduiiehes
of all Kinds always on hnd.
OREGON
Industrial Exuiti
OPENS IN
PORTLAND, SEPT. 28,
CLOSES
OCTOBER 28, 1899.
TTft Ml Anl4 Mklfl 1 Mtil amIIhiuI
11U1 LlUUiLUltU rJlllt hMMil
I'roductH of OreK"i Wshlnton tnd
Idntm in ru:iter variety nnd pro-
lusiun tliun ever belore.
BENNETTS Renowned MILITARYBASD
MISS ALICE RAYMOND
Amerlea'a Orenteit Lady Cornet SololiL
Tho t'ueiiualltd
FLORENZ TROUPE
of Acrobats, dirvet from tho Kmplrc Theiter,
tjumiou, ineir urst apivaraiice in .ntrici.
A tireat
FILIPINO WAR MUSEUM
THREE GREAT SISTERS MAC ARTE
Unsurpassed ActialMs, iu their thrilling uU.
AND OTHER GREAT ATTRACTIONS
A ik'neoii of Gr'ent Surprises and
Astounding Keats.
Ilddliovd Itutes on All TrniiiiolUU
Lines.
AO.M1HHIDN .... S5CHU
Children under 12 years, 10 cents.
DONT MISS IT!
FRENCH & 00,
BANKERS.
THANHAOT A KNKltALIIANIUNIl flUflSM
Letters of Orwllt Ibhih;i1 nvnilable in tt
EiiHtoru Stntee. ,
Rlglit Exclmnite will
TroneforB Bold on Now y,orktC;
Bt. LoniB, Sun Francisco, PorltantfWJ
Kon, Sunttle Wnah,, and various po
in Oregon ana wasiniiijimi. ,
Collections made at nil points on J"
oralilo tonne. ,
PILLS
ONE FOR A DOSE.
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