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H DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENbLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1903. PROFESSIONS pHySICIANS. .... nlMMf'K IN JUDD ' ""'!., . 10 to 12 a. m-.i " ' 71 -.. 'nl'XPAIN' IILOCK, fi-cta'cve troubles, catar .nil correct" hnnrlniz. .-.miuni to'" . ''""7,.aii ?. TillTI ':',i!k. Telephone '!"T'..a nhone main . lOmliV. ; offC? in Judd T 'relepnoie. office. tia o; re .Hick 2' . I-' . .i,FAlU,L, KOOM IT ASOCIA la. . "cF4i,hoie main ; 1 black 161 , lll-N'riMtSON, MUSICIAN 'L.NI. nnVinM Hank build- n.vNN k w-"rH,.;. ra I1 "uM bSlldlnST corner Main and 'aJ" Office Pbo ia 721 : . rw -' I7rv AI.I.PN IIOONE. OSTi:('ATn LEN. Ai'1'' ';. street. House Tm MS. 1111,1 offlce 'pll0Ue U'ack r, "kIKBY I'KYSIIJIA.V AND S'li ' to JJJ Building Room 15, Ofl Ice 0'4? ,i kmlJouco l'liono Main 1411. ,rnn Or 'SHU. DENTISTS. VU'OHAN, DENTIST, OrU'lCH IN .1.1 htlllillui. ,.. -- ...'V HUVTTST. Ill' 1' IU1T" in fl.T rnone. reu VETERINARY SURGEONS, I C RIST11'. HKAIIUIIU. "r int. ,u v.. ,.i,.t ii n All diimi'stlc aulnuls im iiie........ ,.. .. r ----- ,-"- .,,.,. I-.. Ill i ,iu iiiiii. i, AI IA IIHAU N BANKS AND BROKERS, I, eJlf.UUU. lUlViCBL UU .iussj in tnrMfn nnd (lomeHtlc excuniiKe. .i ...nn,li i.4-anrlui1 tn llflfirr PAUlItiltH HANK or WKSTON, prcaldent , Ueorci . iTocuitel, n. U. a iiuiimaiu 4a. f uuuo, PEN'OLUTON SAVING K DANK, interest allowed on nil timo ueposits. ppecini Attention piven 10 coi- xlefi nrpnlilpiit t T. J ilnrrls. cashier: uaiotiey, US9ISUU1C casmcr. Cflnitjii. 70.ooo: surnius. ksoa.ooo : so. nan i rancisco. iew lorn nnu DriiiTtP t c a Kin iim nrrno HOWARD. ARCHITECT AND SU- nfAinlnnr niitli..ti nnmnlnla anil mil, Disni rnr lull innra 1,1 Tim i I nr ,.mtii iiaom it Judd bullillng. i.k i ra.K. CnXTIlACTflllK AN11 11(10, I'a.lmulaa ft. I ah ait m .Wl Job work a specialty. Prompt naop on iiiua street near Mam llAY. CONTRACTOR AND BUILD uttmatcs furnished on all kinds asuurr. rompnr wnita niniia u'nila Ati i mucrs hl caHc ui-eizouinu nniro. TROL'TMAN. ARCItlTRCT AND leDUietou. Oregon, KELLER. I'l.AHTnill Vrj 4MI1 I'fZ. !! Mmant ilia bu n .iid.la I. tTla. uaiu sireer. v, u. box 1U4. FRATERNAL ORDERS. y. - mi s ti uci;Qi duvicli units Second-hand dealers. Q new and second band fnrnlture. A I1 Dirnnvr. mun rtrra inr n ..ij. . uu owiu . awn Droun: moneT H u ii tiuuB ui arLicm. iibiaii few" io v-uuuuwuwj 'vretjl. BOARD AND "LODGING. VClDir Bonn, Al An n-rf.n atat me will be glad to eo bar friends and strut ii.. ' Dnl n,u B'oe,c ,''n Prn .'"it mna '' Per week Mrs; m, vmurieior.. ..Vulbll. lkaiiin unrv . IK Tnr Vfw 1, ' r ."uainioja takrs you to Wrvlc-. B. B. Rioh.rdi. n,n.,HTnt unu BUSINESS lent. otah!.V? .,f-"' "'""" llomlllnn. . 1 1 Ai; L. m 1 1 11 A n ., 1 1 ,.a. I r. rianrTi,fl'"!.c.!'.no. farra prop- iss!' broke7i b.i::.'"".'..;:v.": i KTiJSlnjn Pendleton. HAUTllAS,.Vtef;..KW. .HKLD.Bec. "o ' i.'lKNTB THE OLDK8T ""v-o wnu lUrtman Abitr.ct Co. . IUILBV ti, :. 'oott ln.Stl'f'' ma of land nilng! lOhn, o:' . . U. H. I.ANI1 ITflM. ii, t--..uvb Ann aaiiu.1... tm i$siness Cards anil7 Societies AND 1HKUM, nurnnucimnuui nnhANGEDi ATTORNEYS. JAMRS A. FEE, LAW OFFICE IN JUDD building. IIAILKY & I.OWELI,, ATTORNEYS AT Ian. OOlcc In Despaln block. BAI.LEHAY & McCOUItT, LAWYERS, AS poclatlon building. CARTER & Il.I.KY, ATTORNEYS AT law. oaico in Having Hank building. HENRY J. I1RAN, ATTORNEyATLAV, Arsoclatlon block, l'cudletcn, Oregon. It. J. Sr.ATfJR, ATTORNEY. Judd building. fiOOMS 423 i: D. I10YD, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Court street. Ill U II. REEI1ER, ATTORNEY Pcudlotoo, Oregon. AT LAW, N. nnitKELEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, OOlcc In Savings Rank building. II. K. COLLIER, LAWYER, OFFICE Rooms T and S, Association building. bTILLMAN & PIERCE. ATTORNEYS AT l.rn. Mr. Stlllnmu 1ms been admitted to practice In United States patent oillccs and makes a specialty of Patent Luw, Rooms 10, 11, 12 and 13, Association Illock. TONSORIAL parlors. I'ATTOX'S SANITARY BARKER StlOP, Despaln block. Court street; best work, inansblp; all t lie modern Improvements; ill tools sterilized ; batb rooms In con nectlon. CABS AND CARRIAGES. riTY CAB LINE, ERWIN RAKER, TROP. relepnone main TUl. unice ana n-altlnc room, Alta street, next to Savings Bank j uuiiUiUK. LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. THE CITY LIVERY BOARD AND SALE Stable. M. J. Carney, proprietor, for Hue turnouts Stock boaruea nt reasonable rle. Stable 11$ Alta Street. MISCELLANEOUS. FDR BALE TWO LOTS AND NINE ROOM house, flttol with all modem rouveulencti on Soutb Main street. Kitty term. Inquire, nt tnls fli"e. FOR O0O0 WOKK, REASONABLE 1'ltlUKS and prompt intention. taWo your cripple boots and i-n.ies to A. X. llllley, near Mill creek bridge, on Kast Oourt street Blgu of red boot on siauli house. MEN'S HKSOivT, YOU are invited Free reading room Whyuo: join and uettbead. 1 vantage of triiu Imtli, tmo ot pnu.'lilug bug and other equipments, Including library and lead-1 Ing room Terms, fl.Ou to Join and ,.oc a mouth ' duei. FOR BALE-BOILER AND 4-HOKSE POWER vortical high speed euglue Also a 40-light Generator Including all switch board lnstru mcnts. For particulars, call on or address Fltcli Kink, Box I17J, Pendleton, Die. VM. F. YOIINKA WILL PAY PROMPT AT tcutlon to all sales and posting bills. Uor resiKindcnce solicited. Commission reasonable P. o. Box 2ofi. Pendleton DIVORl.v. LAWS PETER WEff ADVICE Ireoi fee!, tonus to uult;2J years' experience. Office COS Garden St., Pendleton, Oregon, WANTED ADVERTISERS TO MAKE USE ot these classified columns. If you have something you have no use for, offer to trade It for something that some other body may have and have no use for, some thing that you may need In your business. You may have nn extra horse that yon may wish to trade for a cow or a vehicle. fni.lmHii mnv linvA tliA intr nnil Vphll-lA and want tin horse. 15c or 25c want ad1 will irobahly do the business. SUBSCRIBERS TO MAGAZINES, IF YOU want to subscribe to magazines or news- ....r.n.v In ,1,A TlnUal M,tit nr Kiimiia ra. mlt by postal note, cnecs or sena to inei PAST ofiECONIAN the net nublisher's p.Ue of the publication you desire, and we J will have It sent you and assume all the' risk ot the money being tost in me mans. It will save you both trouble and risk. It you arc a subscriber to the East Orcgonlan, lu remitting jcu can deduct 10 per cent tmm tliM niihllalipr'H nrlrp. Address EAHT OREGONIAN PUB. CO., Pendleton, Oregon. I TOR SALI3 AT TnU RAKT ORCGONIAJii ottirc, large bundles of newspapers, coo talnlng over 100 big papers can be oh mined for M cmta a bundle. OLD Nnivil'APKKB TO PUT U.VDKR carpets, on shelves, walls, or for wrap plug purposes. Old newspaper! In large hurdles of 111(1 encb at 25 cent! a bundle at the KAST ORUOOXIAN offlM. Pendl trn. Oreiron How to Sell a Crop and Still Have it. A gleut many farmers carry their crop Tor a long UmcaRtr harvest waiting for niiadvnnce lu prices. Those who need money call get a large part of the value of their crop out lu money and still hold the grain lor an advance In the following manner. Suppose, a farmer hna 5,000 bushels of wheat which he can sell at 63 cents a bushel; let him sell It and receive j,50 in payment; then let him buy 5,000 bush els of May wheat and margin It 5 ccuts a bushel. This will require tiy.oo. lie will then have Jj.ooo to uie na he sees fit If the price of May wheat goes up five cents per bushel, he will make l5othe same as If he had held'hls 5,000 bushels or wheat In his granary.. Vours for.cqusideratlou, Coe Commission Company B. E. Kennedy, Local Mgr. JyiVAVVMVtrVirVrrViVSl Schedule of Fares On and after April i, fare over the Pendleton &.Ukiah Stage Line will be Pendleton to Uaian, 13, round trip, 4; 1'en r.7S. round trip. HI Pendleton dloton to Aioa to Ridge. I, round trip, J l Pendleton w !e. I1V60. round trip, 2&! rendleton to Pilot Roek.ll.roiiodttlp.lLW. . . Office nt Qolden Rule Hotel MEN AND WOMEN. Cm Bur U for nnnataral 1 . T:. TT.. . mAmbrAllAI. a !'- "t.T-T-ii. sndSot astrH' THIUwsvHieAiuo. - . . - n-4AA. r Mai In rials r aFm i u i tin. V arsavw lAmKi;aiDUHun.O.AlH PENDLETON Quotations on Staples Furnished by Local Merchants and Revised Daily. . ' Tho stock market has evidently hit i Cabbage 2c Her noimd a gait that It IntendB to keep for a I Ueets, 10 lbs. 2Gc. while, for there has been no change Tomatoes. Be "lb." in u tor the past week. Hogs are nui'ii u-,4 -inn nA ceius, accord ing to the hog buyers, and tho price of beef Is the same as It was this time last week. Tho buyers aro ablo to get all of the stock they can use rnd to get It at tho figures they offer, apparently. The hogs aro well fed and In good trim for the market, and the farmers aro willing to soil nt the current prices though they would not object to a higher valuation. In the cattle market they would he mora pleased still to have a Jump toward tho top, and they aro In hopes that this time will come in tho near lu ture, when the surplus has been dis posed of and the market has settled for the winter. RETAIL GROCERY PRICES. Coffee Mocha nnd Javn, best, 50c per lb.; next grade, 35c per lb; lower grades, coffee, 25c to 15c per lb.; patkago coffee, 20c per lb., 3 pack ages for 50c. nice Best head rice, 12ic per lb.; next grade, 10c per lb. Sugar Cane granulated, bestfC.50 per sack; do 13 lb3 $1. Salt Coarse, $1.10 per 100; table, $2.50 per 100. Flour n. n., $4 per barrel; Wal ters' $4 per barrel, $1.10 per sack. Bacon 14lSc per lb. Ham 1718c per lb. Coal oil $1.05 for 5 gallons; $3 per case. VEGETABLES. Carrots, 2c per lb. Potatoes, lc per lb. California sweet potatoes, Ec pound. Garli , 10c per lb. per MAJLXMOID The new high grade roof ing for low cost work. On sheds, factories, warehouses, barns, depots, wharves. All buildings of large roof sur face that require protection from the elements. A better roofing at the same price has never been produced. Send for boeklet. 4 The Paraffine Paint Co. San Franclico. Seattle. iuiam n it 1 1 a-i-. "311 rwrl,alu. ku mi5ii HQvKriU ana uenvtr, vxnorsao. TAYLOR, Agent DESPAIN k CLARK Are distributors for Malta Certs u new Health Food. Kveryone should try a package. Just received California l'igsnud Oregon Honey in the comb, 514-514 MAIN STREET Phone Mair. 1741 iescke's eats eet Tire' approval of all who want the best meat i most delicious but nc no higher in price COURT STREET Scitt's Sutal-Pepsin Capsules A POSITIVE CUBE for lafhunmaUOB or CaUitI cif the xtlAdder and Plsease. Kldusrs. Mo cure do pr Ooiaa qaleur sad Perms nsaUy I ha worst eases o Jourrli mad dlrrt no mat terof how loJg stand low. Absolatelv aarjniefi Sold bT draggM, frlw 1.00, or bjrnaU. postssid THE lurtUAvmi CO. LUrOMTAMC. OHIO. Sold y F. W. Schmidt & Co. Oil antfSweet Spirits of Edcr Are guaranteed to cure any caseof Rheu tnatisui Money back If they fall. A C. Kaeppen ft Bros.,AgU. lor tSmdleton Standard re-isdy tor Gleit Qonorrhosa and Runalags IN 48 HOURS. Cure! KM HEM Onions, 2c per pound. Squash. 15-35c. Parsnip, lo lbs. 25c. Pumpkins, 1525c. Celery, 10c bunch. 3 bunches 25c. FRUITS. Bananas. 40c dozen. Apples, 75cr$l box. I'enrs, $1.00 box. I.omons, 40c doz. Orangoa, 40 50e doz. Prunes, 3c lb. EOc box. Cranberrlos, 20c quart. Quinces, 5c per pound. Crapes, Ec per pound. LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY. The following prices aro paid by dealers t tho producer: Chickens Hons, 7c; $4.00 -per doz en: roosters, 4 to C cents. Ooeso, per dozen, $9. Ducks, per dozen, $4. Butter, 50-t5c, good. Ksgs, 30J35c. CHOICE BEEF CATTLE. ET?. Cows, per hundred, $2.40-$2.50. Steers, $3.10-$3.25. Hogs, llvo. 6&c. Hogs, dressed, 7c. Veal, diossed. 7c. Sheep, $2S?2.25. HAY AND FEED. Chop barley, $22.50 per ton; T Vic per lb. Chopped wheat, $1.40 per 100. Bran, fiO cents per sack. Sliorl3, $1 per sack. Oats, i4 cents per lb. Alfalfa, loose, $12 per ton. Wheat, loose, per ton, $12. Timothy, baled, per ton, $20. I rnndinlli hoHlr-. Oltiss in ftibi-lc is t-tt beautiful that even grotesque designs cannot entirely rob It of t'ininn: hence the "fantiihles In glass" oiiiiH' llll.v into collections. 1 Aiiiimg foii'lgii liottlo curloti are found lttiddliu lioltles. drntroiis, sen liorses, I ships, gondolas, foiinlnlns. violins, n-l nles mid lion lioltles; bottles with hnrlswiitiil stories or perpendicular dl- ' visions uml glass jugs with bonis or I .('Im.! Inc. l Hi.. 1 ill,,o V iiii.fl.i mi. rlo bottles show u wide but more prnc 'lc:il rant;e. expressing national locos- 1 t, In such sliapes as cigars, plsluls, I niuiiiiineiits. eggs, buxiug gloves, blrd ' cages, canteens, lanterns, scallop sneiis, suoes, suppers, roner skiiii-h. bun-els. castles, snulls. birch liark logs. fones. pyramids, ligures of Uilcle Sam Simla Claus and the like. Century. Crillt'lnlnn; n Portrait. Wtiiler Upuii. Sr., oueo hired mi urllst lo paint bl portrait, Willi the Mlpulii tion thai (be picture would nut bo nc copkil nuil paid for unless it looked I like himself When the portrait was coinpleled, 11 was bent to Jtr. Dean, l Mini did not iiciiiiizc liluiHelf ami ab Roluli'ly refused lo pay the painter. The painter seed, and Joe Strong, the in list, mm ealleil In lo give uu expert opinion. 'Vou mo tlie porlralt of Mr. Dean?" the lawyer nked. "No." K.ild Mr. StruiiK. do not." "There It Is." said the lawyer, point ing lo tlie hi: canvas. "1 don't eall that a portrait. I call that a map of Mr. Dean," said Mr. "I'oiih r.lllrr. "So you nre koIiik lo liuropei" "I am," answered the yoiihi; iiiaii. "Wliy don't ,you slay ben- in Ainori cu, where tlieru me so many opportu nltles to make a fortune':" "Well, d've concluded that tlie other aide Is easier. Of course you can make a fortune If you will stay and work for II. but .people nre always more liberal when they lire away from home. 1 bare concluded that it Is much easier to co over there mid let the other Americans bring it to me." Washing ton Star. VHlnuhU- Advice. Young Itdy-A friend of mine Is en gaged to ii (nun. and now tie refuses lo uiuiry her. What would jou advise her to do? Old l.nwyer-ls the man wealthy V Young Lady No. lie hasn't a still. ling. Old Ijiwyer Then J'U advise her to ,wrie hliu ii nice letter of (hunks. I-omlon 'Ieiegiapli Kpllnlera. Thorns and splinters rludiug their way under the skin frequently give con siderable palu. If I bey cuniioi be Itn uiedlntely extmcied. for whii I i i.rpoae a new needle will be found iu most cases n Hiitlicleni surgical Instrument, the part should be bullied with hot witter In event of Inrlainiinitlon the steam of hot water should be applied, Tn M'asb II Out. "Yes," raid the aristocrat, "I was In. dignnnt, and I wrote bltu Unit the clandestine iiiurriage of our sou lo his daughter was u blot on tbe fiunlly scutcheon, mid bis only reply was to send me an udvei tiseme nt of u new brand of soap be Is Just putting on the markeL" H Cloutla on the HorlsoH. "Old Multitiillllou Is afraid that some day he limy bo poor." 'What gives blm that Idea?" "Ills daughters' husbands." I'uck. Water sufficient tu cover one acre one tneb deep will weigh 101 tons. TRANSPORTATION LINES. OREGON AND Tyvo Trains tb tho Ea3t Dallv Through Pullmnn stsndard andTonrlit sleep Ing cars dally to Omsbn, Chloagoi tourtsi sie,.ping car onur 10 ihuss iir. mrousi Piillm in tourist tleeplng cars peisoually con dncleil) weekly to ChUago, Km city, t rllnlng chair paw ri frn. lolhe Kssttlally nitr.nT roi Tluus solnxlulo KiMin PiiiHlletou ARSIVI PROM Portland 3:10111 Portland Special No. 1 The Klt Ktooa.iri. Chicago ftiMpra Chicago Sprclal.No 2 PnrtlaiiC oirj p in Portland lam Mall and Express Nci.i The VU) l:(Sa 11 The Kat Mall and Frrreis No.fl 1 Portlare 1 llllnin 01m jremlloton Pattcnger Ppotati. iso. Hpokano Snokanw Pmenger Xo, s su a m - I'endlelon Branch Mixed Train .No. 41 IXlOpn j.,1.1.. . I Wall Walla Branch a.mipm MixtHl Train No. 4J I Ocean and River Schedule. KP.OM PORTLAND All sailing dates sub' Ject to chauxe. For Ban Frnncioo Sail urvry ft days. Hioop. m. 4 133 p. n . " Dairy exeent I9p in. 1 '10 Astoria and Way Sunda) Paturday I l.andlnrs. 10O p 111.I I Wlllnmetto River. I'oati leaw Putttand dally, nxcept SnniU) 'stage of water permitting) for Vtlllninetto sir Yamhill Hirer jndnts. Leave - - ij01t, Hlparla Bnako River I-ewlau.r (SkSa in. Rlpatla to Lunlitoii 7X)n. ra Dallv Dallv Exrnt Monl I Exrpt .Mi F.f WAM8LKY, Asent, Pendlalon WASHINGTON COLUMBIA RIVER RAILROAD Take this route for Chicago, St Paul, St. Louis, Kan sas City, St. Joseph, Omaha and All Points East and South Portland andpolnti on the Sound riMic CAitn Arrive at Pendleton Monday, Wednes day and Friday, 1.45 p. m. Tues day, Thursday and Saturday, 11.45 a. m. Leave Pendleton, 7 p. m. bCAiu Aim . ii. ia tinuy.vna, uuuuui it ;iu , ill Arrive Walla Walladally,H-cst bound, loaw. in Fur information mgardlnfc ratei and accom modations, call on oraddrcis W, ADAMs, Agent l'cndtotoii. Orciton S. II. CALUKRIIKAI), (I. P. A . nana nana, nasniiiKiou, RUNS i'lillimiii Sleeping Citrs, Elegant Dining Curs, Tourist Sleeping Cars. rHr. I'auIa MINNKAl'OJMr DULUTH KAIIOO GRAND K011aC GROOKHTON WINNEPKO HELKNA tvnd BUTTH. toi THROUGH TICKETS TO CHICAGO WASHINGTON PHIIiADKIiPIHA new york; BOSTON and all points Eaat unci Soutb fbromrh tlekata io Janan ul Cfilna. tta Taeomas and Northern Facllo attaaalils) C. and American line. TIM SCHOOL!, Train! leave fendleton datlr exoeM Saatat At 7 K30 p. xa. tot farther Information, Hue cards, soars sad Uotsu, call on or write w. Adams, ft dleton, orefon, or A. Ii. fin akLtOK , airo anq atorrisvn dh,, rvriissu, wm A-(g TUD ODCT J IS THE CHEAPEST Dear this In mind when you need poultry and stock supplies and ask for tho International Poultry and Stock Food, Use Kow Kure for your coiy trou bles, C. F. Golesworthy !27-i2jEast Alta St. Agent for Lee's Lice Killer WANTED VOUtt ORDRItB VOB HM glared carda, wedding Invitations, etc.; 100 engraved visiting cards with plate. 11.50; additional cards In future, If per HOTELS. HOTEL PENDLETON VAN DRAH BROS., PropB. The Best Hotel In Pendletoa and as good as any. The Ilo.ei l'cndivton lias jusi hctn refitted tmtl reft rnished iiiroughout Phone and fire alarm connections with all rooms. Baths in smtes and single rooms. Headquarters for Traveling Men Commodious Sample Rooms. Rates $2 & $2,50 Speclnl rntos by week or mouth Kvcellent CtlUlne. Prompt Dlnltigroom service. Bar aud billiard room in connootion Only Three Blocks from Depot GOLDEN RULE HOTEL Corner Court and .lohnon Btrcots, Pendleton, Oregon. M. F. Kolly, Proprlotor. assasraa? HEATED UY STEAM LIGHTED UY ELECTRICITY Aiiiiirleini I'lnn, viiiiiBjfl to V'J.lMt IKinliiv. Kiii-opniili lMmi. nilii, T(ic, 9I.IMI. Spccliil nitoK hy wcok or moiitli. Free 'bus meets all trains Commercial trade solicited Flue sample room Scrial Attention (liven Country Trade HOTEL ST. GEORGE C0RNERSMAIN AND WEBB STS. GEO. OARVEAU, Prop. Elegantly Furnished Steam Heated European Flan. Block and a half from depot, .Sample room In connection. ROOM KATE 50o, 75o, $1.M THE PORTLAND PORTLAND. OREGON American flan, is per day and upward HccxtquarUr! for tourists and commercial travelers- Hpcciel rales uiade to famlllts and stasia gentlemen, The management will be pleeieel at all times lo show rooms and give prices. A modern Turkish bethceubiuiiuicatlu Ike note!. II, C, UOWKKH, Uanacef, ft). When You Order FROM US you nre sure of two tilings, 1st. You cuti't get n K"1 fr lens money. '.'lid, Yon I'ttli't get letter nt any jirlee. Iow price Is au argument no real sttlteinan caiua to use. It Is the beat evidence that his goods are weak on quality aud quality Is remembered long after price Is foritotten. The iuallty of pur brand give, us the biggest biscuit liuslness o tho coast. It will do as muoli for you, , Sidard Grocery Co, If tn any Trust IIS Court tHieet nsj una Bladder Trouble! ""Q DaldlA. .."Z. ennnrea. -aos Mil urecoeiiaia. room it.