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WEDNESDAY , MARCH 21, vm. JUST ONE THING... That means St vie. Workman ship, Perfect Pit and Material. Our Immense Assortment of High Quality Shoe At $2. no, S.l.oo, $3.90, $4.00. $5.00, In an excellent reus n why you fthouhl come ti ua ill rect for your footwear Always Something New; Alwayn Something Different. CLEAVER BROS. The Boot and Shoe Men. 805 Main Htrer-t, Pendleton, Oregon Call for Damooratlc Primaries and Coun ty Convention. At 1, ineetttijr of Ike DssMCiatlc Count Cea tral Committee lielil 111 lvtii,tiii on K.-hruart XI, ltsu. It lt-i l.l,-,l aik tilt' Dcnna-rat, ami all thnst- win, vol-1 no W I llrvali III liW, ami thosV- who inn favor 11 tue 1 ravjr. to SMStnblr In tle-lr .cn-ral pi. , lin t- at thr voting pla.-t--th.-rvoi .n saiimiat Uai b 11. Ham, at i e'etoes . m ami elect ittl fate m the liemiMTafr Count r Convention to Ea held tn Pendleton, oreaon.ai tin-, ,urlli,nir, Satur day, April 7. Us, ai Hi,' boui ol too'i loci a. ai Prerlnrt" arc allow, , I the lollnwlns repreaen tatlilll III Mill I Ollllt I illt,'lltl,, neetaet fel I're. ln. t 11,1. 1." in Hemllfloti Sooth lvti.ll. ton North Pendleton Kant remlletiin . . Mt-Kar I'nlon North Milton South Milton Adams . . t'malllla Van.ycle tllllllaml Motrin Kllt'aniltn-ir Valley North Atln-na South Atlc-tia 'OtlOtlWIHHl Helix Huddock .... weetea Kant wt-.nui Alia 1 11:1 . 1- Reno lliiiKh,tni Springs Mount -tin Altai I'klah Vtesoo Yoakum 11 in Willow HprlliKi !(. " atlon ," Kllllon .. Pendleton or.'ii,iii M,,r li 1(1 HDD W.W.TKK M PIKItl'K. Chairman iH-niot ratn-' ountj Ci ntral Com Attest: OEO P KOBKNHKKli - retart County and Slato Conventions. The dutes of iissctnh! 1 1 1 - "i Hi- -i-cral atatc untl county con vent ion - nr.' as f til low : Oreitoli Htllte democratic n mention, at Portland, April IS. Uniutillu county dotnia-rn' ic enliven tion, at lVtnlli'toii, Siturd.iv. April ". Oregon suite rHiiililiciin convention, nt Portland, April 12. Umatilla county republican rmivn. tion, ut Pendleton! March Oregon atutc proidcs partv conven tion, at i'orllanil. April It, Uniutilki enmity pt-oplr- purtv con vention, ut Nndleton, April 7. Bev. w. B, siti.-r. W. Onion, N. Y., writes, "I hud dyspepaiu over twenn years, and tried dia-tors uml iimlicin,-.- witliout benefit, l w.i- naiwimleil lo use Kialol Beaskasana OUN ami it hel-.l me from the start I hclieve it to la- a punureu for all forms of Infill ifeelioii". It liixeets what you 1 at Tallmuii a Co., leading drui-t- A Great Medium In Town. Henry Jensen, the irreutest ami tin-si wonderlul medium on eurth, w ill Is- in Uiwn for this week only, Tlu-re i notliiiiK thai this gifted twain medinn 1 .111110! tell you, from the day ol yotir birth until the day of your death, Though ararcely Is ..- am-. In ha- foretohl tin- future ot some ol the 11 1 - Sroni inuiit men uml women of the day, le will tell you if you w ill Is- success ful in love. niarriu(e, or husim-ss You would do well to consult him on all matters of noisirtatn He will make you mom y. II, will forfeit foCam for sny medium his etjuul. At tin 1'ulure Hotel. Muin street. At.... Tallman & Co.'s You can always find the latest pa pers aud periodicals. A Large Line of Stationery and Envelope All correct shades aud sizes Drugs, Perfumes. Novelties. Ladies' and Wen . Pocket iiooke. Corner Main atH Aha Streets. r MAl. lit 11.4 OLAlr, nokktu Quality WdLww1-'. er 1 ,, I rer caw, erassae BRKVITIKS. Squirrel rillcs (or rent nt Stillniiin'a. Badley A Rennet, tshnltt ciKiirs. Try button'- peppermint crcutiiH. Kirst class creinnorv butter lit De lliotl 's. luirly Hose seed potatoes. While House. tin tn )iiiioti V fur curly roar seed potatoes. Hnvi1 yon trioil Dutton's hv-croimi tboeolatetT Knrlv proi Iftg tnd early Ohlonotatoei for seed nt IVnintt'l. See our iliaplnv of preaervea and ana, White nonet, Finest line of Banned vegetables, in tin- tit ut Demotl ', Oroatnerv butter, the bet) in the market, white Hunte. Freeh oysters, meekerel, white Bib and Holland herring. Whita House, Wantad A uirl nusl be an saperl need head, a. Oarrard i .n l ' Taller. (iriM'it Ihmiiih, null iflowor, rulit'inif, saparagus uml spinach i White House, Rlegantly Inrakihad roomi to rout m Penland liroy.. oeer Tallman'i drag jlori'. Wanted A ji. by iirst olan mr- pen tar, inqnire nt Hotel netera ut onee. Hpinui'li. itrii'it on ion 1 uml all kinds of green vegetables fnnn now on ut Dantott't. lalhibnry predicts fair weather for bmlghti uml fair mill waraMT lor b morrow . If you want tin1 la'Kl atciiks, ruiinta, bacon, haauj and lard go to lehwan iV Qrenlieh. Btatlonery, psnoilii ink", books, toilet soaps, Anting toekle, Frederick Nnlf'a Kuir. a Ian more of ibeae iiii'v'unt pattern hut- nt popular prices jut received ut l,a Mods mill Inery itora. Airi'tit for tho Walla Walla strain earpei cleaner, Carpets taken up oleened uml laid, Jama Failing. Ohaa. Lane hat r tired iiia first tblpmenl of .. pun oafload ol wall paper, ah the la teal eolon uml ilaslgns lor lie 'tWiaan. a in! nalr ol aaeond nand ils'ton Palrbanki wagon acuh'a. Kmptirr Noauh' Bros.' black mtth thop, TbonHM Hattbewe, native ol Eng land, uml T. T. Kelson 1 native or. llwagiani were given oituenantp papers 1 1 today iy the olrenlt court. " The HonMatead, heretofore published V at llarilnian. Morrow .ounty. will 1 boreal ter be publlehed ut Twieitsinhain, i gfbeeler reunty, which asp ires to be a j county scut. 3 Mra. Oampball klltill in the Icuil ! I With nil grade! of millinery, from I'liris patterns to the cheapest a redes ot street bate, JToo aan And anything you wiint nt her la-nut iful purlora. M. it. Smith, Butternut, ntieh., nua, I DeW.ltt'i Little Early Bisers are (ha " I very beet pill I ever ueil fur costive neSH. lier nml hmvel trotihlea." Tn II- m.ni ,v Co.. Icinliii.' ilrnyu'istH. The linn of Ili,u--r A. Miller having I dissolved by mutual eonsenti Mr. '. House will continue tin- bualnem ut the nld statu! where he w ill la- pleased to see ull eld ouetomen ami Irienda. liruml display o( new tarpetOi rus. idruperies. sewing machine-, couches mnl Inuiitfes, etc.. etc.. on Friday uml Inatnrday, Marsh l uml l". Dome I uml see sonn-thiiic. new. railing'! j Oarpet store. lo secure tl riu'inul wttcii luu salve, ask lor Jh-Witt 's Witch lluiel alve. well known as a certain cure for piles uml skin disease- llewure of worthless counterfoil.-. Tltev are uauassntme. Tallman a Co.. lea'lin driieaji-t- Kuker City Heiina-rnl : Advices were Neeived in this city thnt Frank Frasier, tin- trail known ami popular turfman ami capitalist of Fendioton, wu- arraiiirin-: a i;ratnl erur-ion over the (I. I: A N. and h. V. I(y. to the 11, w town of Lawton, tin- seen lag hit; mining camp of the tireenhorn iiiotin tuin section. REVENUE LAW WELL OBSERVED. Deputy Mlnto Say. Pandletoti Onico.i and Bank! Are Evincing Crest Cars. .1. W. Miuto. internal revenue deputy, uml Robert Towne, tpechtl r -venue agent, l-li Pendleton tor Port law this morning, They had very thoroughly Inspected tin- county oSooe, luniks ami stores with reference to the w..r revenue law. Mr. Mlnto, just la-- (or,- lea vine on the overland, train, -aid Jo the Last ri-.oiiian : 'Ve have found tin- law well ol.. served in Pendleton, exceptionally so. It is evident that the people are anx ious to observe the law's provisions and that when error- occur it is only through oversight ami not through in tention. Nevertheless, people should remember thut oiliciuls are 'not sirp ; - 'I to discriminate In-tween inten tional uml accidental violation of the revenue law. mid that when violations isi-ur the repr.--entat ive the depart ment mu-t net aaeordinaly. " CAMERA CLUB EXCURSION. PUnninv Ons tor Two Weskk 1,-om Sun- day Nsxl. The Cainerii t'luh is plunuiiiK 1111 excursion up the Cmatillu river to take ptaea two weeks from loader. On this negation, the eiamheri will o,, urmeil w ith camera anil lunch haskets and hajk out opportunities' tor obtain- inu maa! pictures on the reservation. Tie- eluh has llius far Isren ipilte as nllceei-aflll us the moat sanguine litem- la-r hiul enneeted prior to tin- olnb'i formation, and tin- proafarcts are excvl lent for a a-riiiaiieiit organ iiut ion whicli will bftng ha-u! camera enthu alusts hlHthet and aftor.l tln-to the ad vantage of I nil Ilia I exchange of view - on nbotegrapby, The dub has tilted Ui a iiiialeri, dark-room in wniefa are all the acese sories of development and priudag, These is ai,, an opeeoiiug naim, m which an- baekaToonds, sereens, eb fl T is easy to make mis takes in the treatment of croup, and mistakes mean tne sacrifice of little lives. Foley's Honey and Tar is l.l.f I ,1,(1 t L. ' . . , ' 7 ft uuiaiiiceu uy vT . every druggist to cure croup, rnlHi or Mlu,ir, r...,..l, ....,) 1 . . i' ft I IIIU IO "Zj prevent pneumonia, which so often follows diseases of little folks. Do not accept a substi tute. It may cost a life. Foley's Honey and Tar is guaranteed. Bui Maxii Smith, m - . Knilu-rky. woim: "Mr htlle tiaier Of. tiowi, ry bad. I fs. liar saieral awn ut PuJer Huuey and Tar -j'V 1" uUu" laustsd. It g BANNER SAI Vt- beat. bltui, mime., I.Kl'OV, OUC mnl everything needed for portraiture, The stub has MbtoHhod for u num ber of nhotographlo magatlnet whirh tire on Hit in the nauna. A nnnilier of membon went up tin river lust Monday, and procured sonic line picture-. The member- of the club have at tained some commendable results in view taking, ami have made rnpid pro gram In photography since forming the orguniznt ion. Several members have prod need picture! which would be w inners in u contest in tiny cltv. PE0 IS AFTER SUMPKIN. llmnlllla Chieftain Wants Scalp ol Agency Police Captain. The DtMtilla reservation Indian have 11 little politics of their own. which agitates the native mind just us inUCh as primaries and conventions stir up the whites. The appointment of delegations to visit the national capi tal, which tins- been going on of lute, has many reasons besides those which are publicly assigned. One of tin reason 1 why Chief Pee, of the Dmatlllat, wanted to go to Wash ington, was tluil he desires to have re moved Captain Bumpklut, of the agency police. Poo bus no love for Bumpkin, and bus been utter the cup tain's omtlal scalp. Some time ago, he made an attempt to have Siiinpkin OUtted from the captaincy, but the effort- were futile. Bumpkin, as the head of the police force of Agent Wilkins, has bail fre- onohl notation to arrest Poo'i braves for drunkenness, nml tin- "Bkookuni hoiie" at the ugenc bus often held as prisoners the follower- of the I ' mat i I In chieftain. This Pen likes not ut ull. and In- therefore got out his scalping knife ami went after Bumpkin. Pumpkin is known to tin- whites us um- of the bruvest Indians in the coun try, ami one who possesses cool judg ment on all occasions, lie never abuses bit OOlItt power, but is 'list ami fair tn all. He is, in short, that rarest thing, an iinkillcd gmsl Indian, ami should hold his position. Hut there appears to in- little likelihood that he will he removed. Pen to the contrary , notwithstanding. FUNDS FOR TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. Committeemen Procure Amount Asked for, In Two Hours. T. li. Halley mid R, Alexander this forenoon went among the business men and in two hours secured IHO to de fray local eapeneSS of the Inland Em pire Teachers' Association. The amount was all that ww asked for by tile SeeoCiatloO executive committee, or much im re would have la-en given. Tin- bualnem men mbeeribed willingly and as they have always done when asked to contribute to similar ends. The convention la-gins tomorrow morning when the elaborate program which has been prepared will la- opened w ith some preliminary remarks By President r, 1.. FOrOtt, CHICAGO MARKET. Roporled by I. L. Ray Co.. Chicago Board ol Trade and New York Stock Exchaugo Brokors. March 21. The wheat market was eusier today. light trading and line weather conditions being the chief in- Bueuosa, Liverpool closed 1-h penny higher, at ." 1M. against o p ,'i-s vesterduv. Chicago opened MW for May, and after -I'lling up to bttti to 6tt 7-8, declined lo M 1 -S. Btotkl higher; money, a-r cent Cloes rooMrday, -a ipi-n today, MM. Range today, U l-s to m Cl.-se today, ' 11 to tai'4. Ban wheat. 1 rancisco, 117',. March L'l Cash Mrs. Calvin Ziuiinertnaii. Mih-sburg I'u.. savs: "As a aiat-dv cure for coughs, colds, croup and sore throat Ons Minute Cough Cure is nneqnsled It is pltaaant tor children to take. I heartily recomiueml it to mothers." It is the only harmless remedy that produce! imnwdlale results, it cures bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe ami throat uml lung diseases. It w ill pre vent consumption. Tulliuun Co.. ieailing druggists. Buying Cattla. r. .1. M. Wilson, a well known settle buyer of Rawlins. Wye., has just purchased UM head of yearling Calves from Q, 0i I'arsons. a drover, who has been gathering the stock in outlieaateru llregon, for delivery at Ontario, in June. Tin- price paid is not revealed, hut it is understood to i- in the neighborhood of the prevail ing price for yearlings on Kasteru Ore gon range-. Dr. Wilson will keep the -t k until tin- calves become ll-year- old-, when in- will bare them Born- lad (or Chicago markot- Coming lo Psndloton. A dispatch from Palouse City, Wash., to tin- Hpokesmaii-Keview as pel M. l.von- a Co. are preparing pi clots "Ut their -took of general merchandise here, ami will remove the store to Per illetou, 'Jr. This is one ol tlie oldest tirin- in PaloaeS, and lias done an im Bktnaa business m tin- past, hut owing to the overcrowded condition of huai tiess it, Palouse, it was decided to inaki tin- change, li M. Lyons, manager nl tin- bu-iiiesn, reieiitiy returned from PendlttOO, where he made arrangement- for a store building. President ot Flvs Banks. Levi Ank'-ny has secured a controll ing interest in the slock of the Kirxt National hank at Pullman, Wash., ami Is now the president of tile latllk. J. W. Stearin cashier. This maker tin- pith national bank of which Mr Ankeiiv ii- president the I ir-t national of Walla Walla, Pendleton, and liakur t Ity. tie- 1 .o.k at liavton, Wash., and the one at l'ullmaii. - No Mors Passss. A resolution to put a quietus upon tin- indiscriminate Ittoatttt of railroad pa- s wu- adopted at the recent mttt ing of the weslern raiiroad pruaiileuts, held last we.-k in New York, at the -aim- time when uelion was taken in the matter of curtailing the com lliiaaioua to ticket agents throughout the nates Mr. Etjplee, of the I'nioti I aciiic, says that the agreement arrived at in regam to 1 'deadheads " would la ktriatl) snlnresri in tin- west, ike vari- oua roads being forced to ptnteot thein BBlvm against the raniillv aeoariiuf abiiM- of the tyttam heretofore in venae which primarily arose from the 1nn1scr1101n.il, M-ramhle among tin ntrioOS lines for freight business. . m Bank Hutousry al Seattle. A daring bank robla-ry lacurred at kjeattle Monday afternoon, Two men entered the f irst National hank about 1' p in., and, Belting a package of currency estimated to contain SiiOO. made their escape, Employes of the 0.0 1 a iioraiieii uie tnieves, nut UUSU0 ceaatlilly. Tin- rohla-rs are atlppoaed to be exja-rt nneak thieves. One talked to the receiving teller while his accom plice paiMud uuickly behind tin-counter and secured the uiouey. PERSONAL MENTION. .1. (;. Cutler, treasurer of the w. A 0. li. H. Co., is in town today. Governor Orer passed through Pen dleton today en route home to Salem from a visit in Kastern Oregon towns. .1. W. Moloney cunie home Tuesday evening from Milton, where he visited the Knights of Pythins lodge, in tin capacity of grand muster ut iirms. Mrs. M. L. Spntihliug, of Ln Grande, corresponding seereturv of the Oregon Federation of Women's Clubs, is visit ing nt the home of Mrs. C. It. Wade. Col. ,1. II. Haley came home today from a trip to Granite, I-awton mnl Sumpter. Col. Kiilev was there on professional business of important character. lien Campbell, general traffic manager, and . II. lltiriiiiirt, general passenger agent, of the O. H. a .V wen- paste ngou on the overland todi to Portland. Mr. latnplicll bad In en in Oinnlui. nnd Mr. Iliiriburt in Chicago and New York. HOMKSBKKKRS COMING. As Many as 20,000 Snld to Be on Tnelt Way. St. ran . ,v arc 1 'Jl. - It lias 1 11 es timated by offiolall of various North Wetteril railways centering here, that the emigration movement now under way from the older states to the North western -tates from Minnesota west to Washington, will exceed 90,000, This is said to be one of the largest emigra tion movements for several rears ami one of the most remnrknhle points about it jf thut it includes hut a very small percentage of foreigners, Four hundred settler- went out on the Northern Pacific lu-l night mnl 10 many more from Wisconsin mid Iowa bare gone through on thnt line to Montana and Washington. The usual bomeeeekers ' rates from this city o any point in the Dakota has been announced by nil railroadi for today tttd March 'JH nml April -I, so that these days show the greatest num ber of colonists, The largest movement BOtUm next week when upward- of :. actual -ettlers have secured ticket.-, tunny of them having purchased their farm laud- so t hat medietalyi chief" work can Im- started i m - JOSEPH'S DESIRES. He Ooss to Washington to Appsal to tits Croat Father. pokane. March II. Ghlet Joeeph, chief of the Nez Perce-, uml staff. luat night left hare for Washington to bare t pereonal interview with the Uretident, Joseph wants his tribe--men. 178 of Ibem, to hold hind in severalty and desires thnt the trila- la1 removed to the old stamping grounds near I' mat ilia, Oregon. Members of the Order of Red Men. of which Joseph is an honorary mem ber, and of the FbtOO ION, are -aid to be taking an active Interest in the ta-titioti of tin- chief and petitions are being signed by olliccrs mid members of these orders asking the Indian bureau to grant Joseph's desires. Joseph usually in recent years has been making his home on the Colville reservation, but recently owing to the BtUellpOS -car, there moved temporari ly to the LapWal reserve. He nnd his Irlendl came ban expecting that It. II. Scott of this city, whom they trust im plicitly and to whom they look for counsel in business matter-, would ac company them east, hut Mr. lootl could not go at present. FIRE AT RED LODCE. Ths Loss Is One Life and S'JOU.000 It; Properly. Butte, Mont., March U, A special from lied Lodge, Carbon county. Mont., says: File Started in Hall's general store at o o'clock Tuesday morning in the busi ness center of the town uml burned to the ground 11 two story brick block of the lied Lodge Improvement I'olllpaliv, containing three stores on the ground lloor and ollices of the lied Lodge Picket ami tin- Carbon County Demo crat , ami ItiiHim-ss Men's club, la-sides a number of other ollices; also f ree man's new brick block with it- large stock of rv g- d- ami clothing. John Davit, a farmer from Bobtrtt, was bumed to death. The Iimm is iiImuii Rat Bounty. Astoria. March 11. Tin- city council tonight passed an ordinance providing a bounty of live cents a head for all dead rats delivered to the chief of polio . The ordinance w ill remain in force 30 day-, The action was taken as a iirecailtioiiary measure against the possible appearance ol the bubonic plague in the city arising from ships coming here from infected sirts. U00D MEASURE. UUI Batora Congress lo Make Trans mission ot Money Easy, Senator McMillan, in the senate, and Repreeentative Lenta , in tin- house, bare Introduced bills designed to aftoni an easy and Inaiptntlre means of transmitting money by mail. They provide that all United State;- mill national bank notes, silver ccrtiticate- snd treasury notes of fl, f'j ami f,r denomination shall la- replaced by new notes to la- known as "united Btttsa isist check notes." Fifty million of United Mates aotee of denominations SbOTS tin shall he reidaceii with a like amount of fractional post check Botes from ." to 5o cents. The face mid buck of the notes lire to make them "pay able to payee named hereon" in place of the present inscription "payable to laarcr on demaiul." aud the face of the notes shall have a same by mail lo the designated pavee w ith such space for receipt and stamp Tin- holder of anv such post check, bv inserting the nam,' of a payee and Bliag a postage stamp may forward the -aiue by mail to the designated laivee and it ia redeem able at the postolhce named. The boohs are then to be otneelled uml Hew Clicks Issued. The Portland Investigation. I W. What lev has le-igned as u iiii-iii Im-i of tin- committee anioiuted to investigate the charge- made aiuinat the district attorney's office bv the Ha. publican liar Aa-ociat ion, ol ' Multno mah county, and the remaining mem-la-ra of tin-committee, (1. W. Staple ton, li. T. Piatt, li . Morrow ami J. I Itootlie are conducting the Investi gation witliout a tilth member. Judge VYhaller, in u letter to Judge Oake. the president of the assia-iatinu. sets forth bis lee sons at length for declining ti : DEECHAM'Si ', LM Stl g O t I ssssssw trtTtassa vj , , ore the Lest Bttfl sufest : FAHILY MEDICINE for ull ByilOUS AND NtRVOUS DtSOKDI MS : 10 cents and 35 cent bruggtsts. t PAINE'S The Spring Medicine for exhausted nerves and the overworked body. Only when the nerves are weak ened and Inflamed do you know that they exist. .John H. Williamson, 'Although I am 73 worker. I use Paine's energy. 1 have ust-d the I take it, it seems as though I did double work." Paine's Celery Compound is a medicine compounded to strengthen nerves, stomach, Byers' Best Flour... To make nood bread use Pyer;-' Best Flot:r. it took f:ist premium at tlie Chirn,n World's I'tiir. ov r nil comtx ti- tiou, ami n'ves excellent s.-tisfaction nhetever used. Fvery sack is Kui(rnnteod We I nve the best Susun Rolled Barlev, Seed Re and Peardless I arley. Pendleton Roller Mills W. s. BYI RS, Prop. Bran, Short-.. Fcd, etc act a- one ttantlally resign. of tin- aonnnlttee, charges that In- was nml sub forced tl White Bicycles. nee hold every imp utnnt Roa'l nml Track Recon', ftom '4 mile tip to 100 mil s. Iiotb am ateur am! piofesstotial. For sale by Wl ie a "W liltc' ke:p in front. and f Dr. Shilohs ro eoupn ami I Consumption cure Thin is beyond guentinn the most ttuccmnfitl Coui'fa Midi. HIM i vi".' kndwn to ncis.nt.c- a t w !i..t-n lnv;iria)lv curw t lie worM c.isif .i if Cuiiifb, Cfunp HioncliUlsf, wj.iiu its won- ii'Tlti! ncotM in thu cme of sou. PftoPftirioM F SsCWells Co. LCHOY, fJ.Y. HAMILTON, CAN, NERVCTA li'-i;oU :.cy,Ni wasting 'MSa-n VITALIT LOST VK.i, I AND KlAhrtu. NightBoilttion ull eltccte of tCU shuao, or cxcL-bs and ind':. cretton, A niTvetouii : i Idmxl builder. lirini-.H th I 'tSrV idnlt nlow to nale clieeit -,'!. Jjt.'-'xi reetoree the lire of voiuii . ' I I., ',',0.-, r bt)X',c-. lot (H'-'.nO; lib a written ifiiMruti t'.ie to Olira -r icl'und Use bOU NERViTA MEDICAL CO. Clintcr. & Jackson bts.. CMIOACtO, ILi rursultili) llris k i BtoUmwa, I'.-ihIImIuij. On m :.m I I me 'i) llria) it Mc i.ina CELERY Grand Island, Cal., writes: years old, I have no particular disease, and am a hard Celery Compound as a spring medicine to restore lost Compound lor years and find it very beneficial. When Nrsat mm r. 1 st. a In all Its tn-:.. i an flidiiLl be i.!siiiiaiief . Ely's Croam Bain aeSaSSSsSSi llie-ie tbo dbasiH'il aiau.'1' .-. lieesassBttfTesR 1 aw.iy a cult', ia 1. ijui:kiy. n an Hthnl ', lateneasnnni spraaii. river tliu &i uil.rai. and la alxeriaaL Kaliafla lm ntrilmtasii ' a cm- Iq U IB not drying-slut-a nut prtaluce tutauiii.-. Largu liiati, M uanla si Drug-gut- ur hjr Kiall ; Trial Slit:, 10 cauls by mall. iXV l n. .. M W$tm buwi, Naw York. SCRJRNER'S FOR 1000 INCLUDES J. If. BARRIE'8 "Tom in) and irizfl" ( sfiial i THEODORE KU()8i VEL1 'S" llivt Croxn well" irit'iial) HENRY NORM ANTS The kitv-ia of Tcniay. Article; by WALTER "X vVYCKOFf, author ot "Toe Workers." SHORT ITORIHI by Thomas Kc mm Pant Heut Jattie-, Hltry van Dyke Ernest Scton Th uupsou Edith Wharton rim ve The mi Will .in Al en White b FEC I AT A R r ICLES on The Par s Exposition. PRBDJB RICK IRLANLVS ai tides on Spo t and Explo ration. ' HAKV A K 1 1 YEARS AGO," by Hoar. PIFTY Senator NoUblt Art I'tature!,, The CrOnaWaJl Ulus- aiions, by celebrat d Atutriean aud lor In a tist8. PUVIi DR CH AVAN NisS, by John I.a Farge (il lustrations in color. special illustrative tcbamat Lin rolor and iu black and white) by Walter Appletou LMurk, B C l'eix.d-.i, Henry M'Varu-r, Dwight D. Bimnn dorl and others. MT Illustrated Prospectus sent free lo any address. 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