òpring t i um ors
o f the Blood
C u tie s
u
M ie t
JP
. iia
u g
L
fV ‘*’ t « Unti 11.
DO YOU GEf UP
T H E
co u n try ’s prosperity, which they cannot
WITH A LAME BACK?
How a man is treated by his debtors
safely encourage. Ti e a ttitu d e of the
—PUtUSKXP KVKKY FMÎDAÏ MoytN/XÖ.—
people w ill probably decide the result of depends uh iefly upou the way in which Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserarle.
the light. On general principles, regaid- he deals with them . If his m ethods are
P om e to a large m ajority of people.
—À/—
Almost everybody who reads the news-
ProbafSy 75 p er cent, of these are less of party, the people are overwhelm- convincing th a t he m eans to be paid ex- papers
irjers is
sure to know of the wonderful
_____
^UORKNCB, ^.aXX.CoXtXTY, ÄBEUON cu red ev ery year, b y H o o d ’s S arsapa in g ly in favor of legislation th a t w ill I *ctly » hen the obligation is due, and will
cures made by Dr.
Kilmer’s Swamp-Root,
rilla, an d w o hope by this advertisc- curb the pow er of the tru sts. This Mr. «“ f«»ce Paym ent by any m e n s neees-
the great kidney, liver
--- (BY • • •
ynent to g e t the o th er 25 p e r cen t, to Babcock claim s his bill will do. The <*»7. “»ll w ithout delay, he is sure to be
and bladder remedy.
It is the great medi- '
take th is g re a t S pring M edicine.
argum ents presented by tl;e supporters understood. H is debtors know th a t he
a cal triumph of the nine- I
- ’f>B
I t w ill sharpen y o u r ap p etite, cure and opponents ef the bill wjll be the de- ’ “ m eans business,” as the phrase is, and
I teenth century; dis- j
p ll stom ach tro u b les, relieve th a t
. covered after years of .
Editor and Proprietor.
term iniug factor of the altitu d e of the j *" m aking th eir arrangem ents for settling
Inter
' scientific research by j
tired feeling.
ie oc
accounts, do n o t.m is s him . So, as a
Dr. Kilmer, the emi- j
Its stren g th as a blood p u rifier is people.
il ms
nent kidney and blad- |
Speaking
of
the
privilege
of
franking
'
ru
l*.
he
gets
w
hat
is
due
to
him
,
while
^Florence, Oregon, Way 17, 1X>O1- d em o n strated by its lrfirrvelous cures of
der specialist, and is
mail m utter, an official called attention creditors of the easy sort, who accept wonderfully successful in promptly curing
S a lt R h e u m
S cro fu la
KUTI
B oils, P im p lo s to the not generally known fact th at two excuses, delays and notes, are sure to lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou
S ca ld H ead
bles
and
Bright's
Disease,
which
is
Ihe
worst
il not
T he larvest m ortgage ever placed on a i All K inds o f H um or P s o r ia s is
women have the privilege of sending come off less desirably. I t is a truism form of kidney trouble.
R h e u m a tis m
Blood P o iso n in g
Dr. Kilmer's S w am p -R o o t Is net rec- |
new spiqier was signed the other day by C atarrh
M a la r ia , E tc .
th
a
t
delay
in
the
paym
ent
of
a
bill
in
any m ailable m atter through the United
ommendedforeverythingbutifyou havekid-
rent
H . II. K oldpat, m ortgaging the property A ll of w hich arc p rev alen t now .
(S tates m ails free; also th a t any mail creases the chance th a t it never will be ncy, llvcr or bladder trouble it will be found i
1
1
Ira;
been
tested
Just
the
remedy
you
need,
of th e Qhjcago H ergld company for
l m atter addressed to either of them will p a id ; distances in tim e in this respect in so many ways, in hospital work, in private
.13,000,000 Tlic mortgage ¡a made in ,
' be carried free. These two women are are like those of sight, the farther away practice, among the helpless too poor to pur
chase relief and has proved so successful in
ja v o r of the Illinois T rust and Savings
isti
Mrs. D. G ran t an d M rs. Lucretia G ar the object seen the sm aller it looks, and every case that a special arrangement has
b an k , >n tru st for th e holders of Ifl.fiJO,-
t.M
the
longer
the
tim
e
elapsed,
the
propor-
been
made
by
which
all
readers
cf
this
paper
field.
tional dim inution of the chance to col-1 ^ X E t t e
Beginning April 1st and Continuingank
.................................. - ~ - r —
M r. Montagu W hite, the Boer diplo-
ia V
.the Chicago H erald company. All prop-
l malic agent, who has been in W ashing- lent. Like his m ajesty, the Sultan—if telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
the month, we propose to olose ou
find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
P.
erty of the H erald company is conveyed
I ton a week, lias announced iliat Ooiu his nam e is not injured by n ewspaper When writing mention reading this generous
'to tl;e bank in tru st, with th e provision
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Surplus
stock
and
all
broken
lots
o
f
gcfr<
M
report—the
unfortunate
or
dishonest
offer in this paper and
f*
I Paul K ruger will visit this country in
i
send your address to
'-SiptS
(t h a t tl^e H erald company be allowed to
AT
GREATLY
REDUCED
PRICES.
'Tn
debtor
knows
the
im
portance
of
tim
e
in
October.
Dr. Kilmer & Co.,Bing-pij-':' , :
m ain tain possession of tlie property as (Faoir Ona R egular C orrespondent .)
the calculation of chances to escape pay-\ hamton, N. Y. The
ie 1
jong as it fulfills« th e provisions agreed
m ent altogether. By punctual c o lle .
THE END OF THE TRUSTS.
ititj
m-SSQFÜS.
ïS
C
ÎK
ÎE
M
B
B
E
S
W
asiiikgton
,
May
6,
1801.
to ip the mortgage. Revenue stam ps to
lions, houses we m ight nam e have built
esh
E ver since Adm iral Dewey predicted
th e am ount of $l,0»0 aro attached to the
the fabric of th eir prosperity on a small The Breeder's Gazette,
age
8. F. Chronicle.
th a t the n ex t war the U nited States liail
O ne of th e best »11 aro u n d fnrtn paper»
¡instrum ent.
An esteem ed contem porary whose col foundation, unim paired today. Would
ie at
of th e c o u n try , 28 to
pages w eekly.
would be with G erm any, th ere have umns bear daily witness to its agony in it be too much to say th a t perhaps
rada
Jacksonville is under m artial law be- been periodical stories alleging an inten- beholding (lie unspeakable trusts tranip- m any, once contem porary w ith them , R eg u lar P rice, $ 2 .0 0 P e r Year.
ie P
cause, so th e dispatches say, the w hites tion on the p art of G erm any to provoke j
qu(/ (jf a pro8trale ail‘d but of whom even tiie names are not now
is a
T h o B r e e d e r ’s G a z e tte a n d
Does not permit carrying goods f( ote*
T h e W est
*
*
*
;9rc afraid of the negroes. A sad reflet- a war witll UB. Ju s t now, th e latest is wretehed peop,e at la8t h appi,y findR fam iliar, have come to grief because
ant«
¿¡on qn th e benefits of liberty 1 Before being discussed. It started in ^ ' i n . ' CQmfort ¡„ a vision
doom lttipending they were easy and careless in collec
y e ir to year, so
of t
em ancipation tiie men of the South its foundation being a pubiisi,ed in te r-|
g|]re to dea(;end on the
of [he tions? I t is not enough merely to ascer
pia
were not afraid to go to the field of b a t view purporting to have been given out
iiisolent and ruthless bogy I t now con- tain the responsibility of a firm before
CARDINER NEWS.
tle and leave th eir wives and th eir prop by high G erm an officials, which, in
sending goods; there ought to be tiie
ry tb
soles itself in this wise:
May 12, 1901.
erty in charge of th eir faithful slaves. speaking of the rapid grow th of G erm an
.tnbq
-----------ON
R
E
S
ID
U
E
OF—.-------
The people of th e U nited States will intention, settled and inviolable, to have
M r. H arry B rant of tl.e light house ¡8
Today tiie p enitentiaries of the South interests in South and C entral America, soon see th e tru st spiders begin eating the money involved in the transaction
. Bi
very ill; there is little if any hope of his
ts. J
are full of negro convicts, a large propor m arkedly ignores th e Monroe doctrine, each o th er when the flies get scarce. for use by a certain date. U ncertainty
recovery.
he n<
tion of them desperate characters. It T h at interview has aroused considerable ; Flies are getting scarcer every day. Tiie as to income fr-tn unpaid bill is not
Mrs. M ary Swafford was visiting her
!
new
steel
tru
st
will
perhaps
compel
the
:e
to
is an unfortunate state of affairs, and interest in W ashington, particularly in
----------- AND ESPEC IA L LY ON-----------
old one to buy it—in other words, it will com patible with solid and assured pro m other, Mrs. Spencer, in G ardiner last
I com
doubly so because th e years do not bring official circles. As all the world knows,
week.
trau t
compel th e bigger spider to give up a gress in business.
Miss Lena W’essela, of Dean’s creek,
any m arked im provem ent. I t is diffi the em peror of G ermany is desirous of i few drops of blood to satisfy it tem pora-
I.
Itightly considered, from the point of
cu lt to believe otherwiBO th an th a t the j great)y strengthening ltis navy—he ( rily. B ut wlten this new tru st is bought view of the debtor also, the strict en- ! spent a few days visiting friends in G ar
on ai
d in er last week.
treatm en t which the negro lias had at j wishes G erm any to become a great sea out another one will come up and the
en yq
forcement of obligations by the creditor
Mrs. Terry is now installed as chief
i i i
o partially sue- light
will only j bo p r ut off for a little
AND REMNANTS OF D RY GOODS TO OLOSE.
perly
th e hands of his w hite neighbors m ust power—and i while
he t lias
“
is to his advantage. W hen a m an is conk in tiie G ardiner hotel.
while.
1OV« 1
)iuve had much to do with these condi ceeded and is now constructing a fleet of
Died, in G ardiner, Oregon, Sunday.
Now, th a t is real common sense, and selling goods th a t lie lias paid for, or
Ie.
tion s. The South has sown th e wind w arships th a t will m ake his navy about
true, every word of it. I t is a doctrine knows that he m ust pay for w ithin a May 12, 1901, the infant daughter oi
rrom ’
and is reaping the w hirlw ind,—A storian. as strong as ours, lie w ants more money
with which readers of the “ Chronicle ” certain lim it of tim e and is preparing to Mr. and Mrs. A ndrus.
for naval purposes, and is desirous of j
A
‘dnesi
T here are four schooners now loading
i
aro
perfectly lam iliar, and they will m eet the obligation accordingly, lie is
The release of the Youngers from the
tents
f
influencing public opinion in G erm any
lum
ber
from
the
G
ardiner
m
ill,
which
unite with us in joy th at it has at last selling his own goods. They are his
M innesota p enitentiary furnishes a n
000«
in th a t direction. For th a t reason, w a r-, become a sot 'ling halm to the soul of j actually in one case and virtually in the is ru nning full tim e, and th e creamery
oth er exam ple of how much more likely
doing its share of work under the
like talk in the German press is not i our unhappy contem porary and wonder , ' o th , er, lin s cannot , be said of the debtor 1 , is
nianagen,e n t o£ A lbert Genall and Will
to secure im m unity from punishm ent or
| very serio«...y considered in W ashing-
The steam ers Umpqua and
th a t it never thought of it betore. Tiie who is suffered to dwadle along, feeling 1 Jjester.
obtain pardon after serving a portion of
; ton. B ut one tiling may be set down ns j
no
pressure
or
re
stra
in
t
as
to
tiie
use
of
j
Hazel
are
m aking daily trips up the
fact is tliat competition was never in the
|iis sentence, a m an is who commits
certain. If Germany or any other power
money
he
is
receiving
on
th
e
sale
of
U
m
pqua
and
Sm ith Rivers carrying
world m ote vigorous than it is today in
some great crim e or series of crimes
thinks the U nited States will not tigtit
goods which he is careless of paying for m ilk, freight and passengers.
America.
Tiie
constant
efforts
to
stifle
th a n is t)»e piun who comm its b u t a sin
M rs. Jo h n Daley was in town on bus
to m aintain the Monroe doctrine, they
it have from tim e to tim e some appear prom ptly. Many a well-meaning and iness S aturday.
gle offense, These men were formerly
will make a costly m istake.
ance of success, which prom ptly, as our honest-intentioned m an has found him
fiiem bers of th e noted Jam es gang, with
The in terstate commerce commission
The least in quantity and the most in
conteniDorary
well says, is followed by self floundering in hopeless d ebt on this
headquarters in M issouri, and took p art
rendered a decision th a t is highly im
very account, who, brought up to time, quality describes D eW itt's L ittle Early
newer
and
severer
com
petition.
T
hat
fn a large num ber of m urders and rob
Risers, the famous pills for constipation '
po rtan t both to railroads and shippers,
! tiie trusts would devour us if they could m ight have been saved in conscience and and liver com plaints. Meyer & K yle.
beries. About twenty-five years ago the
when it construed the law, which a New
| there is no doubt whatever, and ai- rep u tatio n .—E x.
Youngers were captured in Minnesota
York concern sought to show was in
T h e O ld R o m e P a p e r , *
| though no understand perfectly th at as
gnd escaped the gallows by pleading
Skin affections will readily disappear
N oting tho fact th a t many country
tended to p u t ail receivers of freight in
a m atter of fact they will be fully occu- by using D eW itt’s Witch Haze! Salve. bred men In the large cities tak e the
guilty of m urder. They wepe sentenced
carloads on th e same footing, th at a ra il
j pied in devouring each other, it is also Look out for counterfeits. If you get local paper in th e ir old home, the Phil
¿o the p enitentiary for life and one of
road company is not in every case under
adelphia Record says: "T he hend of a
true tliat it is necessary for society to D eW itt’s you will get good results. It
hrotners diod there some years ago. In
legal compulsion to furnish th e same
is th e quick and positive cure for piles. large M arket street w holesale business
iri(
devise new m achinery for their m an
house, a man now advanced In years,
a few years after th eir im prisonm ent ef
Meyer & Kvle.
term inal facilities, for all descriptions of
has
been
a
regular
subscriber
to
oue
agement,
whose
stiength
shall
be
ade
forts were begun to secure th eir release,
of the Bucks county papers for 50'
traffic. If th a t construction stands, it
GREENLEAF ITEMS.
quate to the control of the great masses
and among those working for th is pur
years. ‘H e w ouldn’t give it up f o r '
will place a powerful weapon in the
anything,’ said th is m an's son. ‘H e j
with w hich it m ust deal. B ut the public
pose wer« some of tiie leading citizens,
May
6,
1901.
hands of such railroads as may desire to
gets more real enjoym ent from it than
is in no danger, ami we tru st tliat our
one of whom had previously been gov
St. P ierre W illcut and Mike Alamasi
is i
from anything he reads. A dally edi
discrim inate against any of its patrons.
contem porary now sees it so plainly th a t have gone to work in the lum ber woods tion has been started w ithin the last
erno r of ¿he state. B ut suppA e th at
aC
A domestic problem , which war de
ortihv
on the Mohawk.
it will not get rattled any more.
ten years, but he doesn't w ant that.
these m any tim es m urderers had been
partm en t officials will try to solve before
H
e
only
gets
the
weekly
edition,
which
!
Miss
A
nnie
Alamasi
has
returned
from
The facts about the tru sts are th a t
obscure m en, wlm, in some trivial dis
Congress meets, is how to make tiie
there lias tints far been no concentra- th e convent school she was attending a t th e various tow ns throughout the couu-
p u te , had slain another, would these
x .x j * .
E ugene on account of ill health.
National G uard of th e several states a |
ty. H e will pore over this by the hour,
j tion of ow nership, hut rattier distiersion.
people have taken any interest in the
H erm ann S teinhauer, having rented
working auxiliary of tho regular arm y
T here is probably no im portant tru st his farm and sold iiis moveables, has and his com m ents on the various Items
crim inals th en ? I t is needless to an-
of new s are often am using. Scarcely a
•
I . .
in the tim e of war, in such a way tliat
whoso stockholders are not far more gone to California to prospect for gold.
»wer. Does it not appear ss though
nam e Is mentioned th a t he doesn't say.
the cum licisom e red tape m ethod, fol-j
' * I
num erous th an th e stockholders of tiie
sym pathy for the p erpetrator of a great
A good m any young cu rran ts have “ W hy, I used to go to school w ith his
lowed when the m em bers of the N a -'
fa th e r,” o r “I once licked his U ncle!
concerns
of
which
it
was
composed.
te
e
n
blighted
by
frost.
Straw
berries
crim e is misplaced if tiie lesser crim inal
Jim fo r ty in g my clothes up when wo
ife
tional G uard became U nited States v o l-'
Most trust-controlled goods are sold d itto . The salm on bushes prom ise to used to go sw im m ing in the Neshami-
|a not also entitled to a share?
unteers for th e war with Spain, may lie
be loaded with fruit.
ny.’
cheaper th an they were sold by inde
avoided w ithout offending the principles
W hen Austin and Kilgore cam e be
pendent Anns in com petition.
The
RURAL MAIL DELIVERY.
N ot I lls D a y F o p S e llin g .
fore Justice B urnett with th eir law suit
or prejudices ol those who are sticklers
"Does you w ant to see de president
num ber of employes has been increased he gave them some good advice and per
for the rig h ts of the states in all dealings
of de road?” queried the colored m a :r
m bsr I
ra th e r th an reduced, and the average suaded them to settle w ithout m aking w ho s a t in a chair a t the head of the J. W . C A R M A N
I t is estim ated th a t w ithin a few years
with th e Federal G overnm ent. It is not
FRO
PRlF-m
e.
rate of compensation is higher. Prices any expense except th a t of Constable stairs.
pone of the |iostm asters will lie com-
1 an easy task, hut those who are charged
“
Yes;
he’s
the
man
I
w
an
t
to
see,”
Pepiot,
who
had
served
the
sum
mons.
pelted lo g o to th e postoffices for their
rise mid fail according to the stress of |
with the duty of considering it are liopc-
If B urnett keeps on doing business th a t replied the caller.
dem and, as they have been accustomed
nail a t nil. By menus of rural free de-
“ ’Bout a [iass or sunthln?”
way he will “ lose money on all his
I ful of success, AU those interested will
to do. None of these statem ents would goods.”
jivery system , which is being extended
“About buying out ttis toad for $50,-
have am ple opportunity to be heard
000.000. Can you attend to the busi
rapidly, it is expected th a t the mail will
he tru e if th e trusts could prevent it.
ness for me'/”
before any plan is settled upon by tho
pe carried to the homes of practically all
T h at they can n o t prevent it is conclus
May 12, 1901,
“ I ’speets I could, sah: hut. dis belli
war departm ent, as it is th e desiro of the
G ardens look nice.
my second day ycrc an I ti 1 a in 't f. cl-
p ie residents of the rural comm unities,
ive evidence of their lack of power to he
departm ent th a t a plan be reported to
ln pow erful well, perhaps youid better
F ine farm ing w eather,
th u s giving them the same privileges in
a danger to society. So, tor the present,
see de president h - -elf—r ' t down de
Congress th a t will arouse no serious
A little work could be expended ad- ball an second doah to de li lt, sah.’’—
jlie way of mail facilities ss those en
wu may rest o u r souls in peace, and
opposition.
joyed by th e cities. It is estim ated th at
from the stan d p o in t of serene confidence vantageoualy on the road through Nel- Chicago News,
It is already certain th a t a tariff w ar
son bottom.
a t th e end of th e present fiscal year,
in our own fu tu re look down upon the
A a n o c ln t ln t i o f Id rn « i.
will be fought in ^Congress next w inter,
A rm strong says th a t three or four
p icre will be 4,ikM) ru ral routes estab
T he 3-year-old sou of a flat dweller,
contest in the arena. W hich of the I years from now lie will bring his steam
unless som ething or curs to distract pith- ,
lished, and th a t th e nm nher will lie
contestants will come o ut ahead we do logging outfit into Nelson Creek valley, who had heard bis fattier complain oc
lie attention from th e question. The
casionally because the jan ito r was
,|oublod by th e end of th ° n ex t fiscal
not know, but we are sure of the safety lay a track down Nelson Creek to Lake drunk and “In no condition to attend
agitation started by R epresentative l!ah-
^car, Ju ly 1, iOOfi. W hile the service is _ , ,
Creek and go to getting timla-r off the to his w ork.” w ent to the flat above
,
i lie • introduced
. i
i of the spectators
cock, of \\ isconstn, when
land lie has acquired there. T hat valley his own last week and rang the bell.
^ot In th e ex perim ental stage, th e ex-
the bill to remove tho duty from all pro-
-------
contains probably ih e largest compact W hen Mrs. Blank answ ered It, the
|>erinieut has been of such a satisfactory
,
body of Douglas spruce tim ber in the young man said:
duets of the big steel tru st, has grown
B E W A R E OF A COUCH-
character th a t tiiere is really no doubt
“ Please. Mrs. Blank, can’t your little
world,
and
A
rm
strong
has
practically
steadily, and Mr. Babcock says th a t th e
A cough is not a disease but a sytnp-
girl come down and play with me?”
put w hat the system will be m ads per
secured the greater part of it.
I idea has been so widely endorsed th at tom.
G onsmuptlon and bronchitis.
“Not today.” said Mrs. Blank; “she
m an en t.— Farm M achinery,
H erm ann Drugg has liceti exam ining Is In no condition to play.”
he intends to broaden it by introducing which arc th e m ost dangeroua and fatal
"W h at’s the m atter?" a s’. 1 the b y
disi-nsea, have for their first indication a his hom estead on section ten, between
“ J t Is with a good deal of pleasure nnd *
»» *‘*>n as Congress meets provid-
persistest cough, and il properly treated Clarence B u rn ett's place and Nelson anxiously. “ Is abv dru u k ?"—New York
■atiafitctioii th at I recom m end Chamber- pig for the repeal ot the d u ty on all as soon as th is cough appeals are easily ;
tls o l
view to building and Sun.
with
sin s Coflc, I tiiqcra and D iarrhoea tru s t controlled ¿products W bile Mr. cured. C ham berlain’* Cough Remedy opening a road, D rugg’a land slopes to-
N e w In s o m n i a C o r e .
tem«Mly." .«>•. Druggist A W. Saw telle,
wouM
u
of finish, quality of m aterial, elegance«!*
Brow n—Say, I’ve been trying the fin- 1 BEARINGS,
us war be ' lias proven wonderfully successful, and w ard Nelson.
of H artford, C onn. ” 4 ¡»'«J custom er,
Dm H,,est w oikm ausbip. the sim plest, m ost c o m f» |
Mr. Lee, of Junction, m ade a visit to
<■“ >* for Insomnia tl t I ever heard
couliiied to the republican |>arty in Con- gahicd its wide reputation nnd exten
like
a
bioyele,
seeing the rem edy exposed for sale on
of. It la for one to count each breath
“•t o! «ttachfiw nts, easy paym ents, old m nehin«11
by it* success in curing the bis hom estead on upper Nelson creek
s ive su
make the
my show case, ssid to m e: 'I really hr- gross, it Is obvious th at it will not be.
th a t be exhales while ly-ug in bed.
in exchange, one million five hundred thousand
disiuisc u hich cause roughing. If it is few days ago.
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fieve th a t m etilcins saved my Ilfs the Thq dem ocrats Lave already noted the
S m ith -A ll! Then y, u go to ah p.
user- thirty years of success, courteous treatm citt-fl
not beneficial it will not cost yon a cent.
belli Sim mons is no better.
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___ m er while nt s th e atsassM
» • unii
. . .
the Easiest
Brow n—No. but a fte r a little while a
past
sum
sh o re,1
ami qdvantage they
more can you ask?
think they cup gain tor For sale by O. W. H urd.
R unniog
fellow gets rntber interested In tbe
she became
tiecame so •n tfin siastie over it*
their party by nappiorting Mr. Kabeock’s
work,
and
the
night
s
aw
ay
s„
Machine
Mr. W. J , B axter, oi N orth Brook, N.
?» Bicycles ru n lig h ter sn4 <*l
merits that I at ones made up my blind
Io recom mend it ju th e future. R c-ently
“ V«» “ ley wtll probably sttem p t to
most durahlv and handsou**^
T O THE DEAF
Made
C ., says he suffered with piles for fifteen quickly th a t he doesn’t mind lying still
so long.-B rooklyn Life.
on the m arket. Call I 1 or write and let us prove il>
years.
He
tried
many
rem
edivs
with
no
a gentlem an cam e into my i^tore »0 i^»rry it even iu rth er. On the other
A rich ladv cured of her Deafness and
overcome with colic lutinii tlist lie sank hand, th e m ore conservative repntilici n-* Noises in th e Head by Dr. N icholson's results until lie used Ik W itt's W itch
A widow who has made up her mind
Hasel Salve, am i th a t quickly cured to marry again has a great d
»I once to the floor. 1 gayo
a doee are liksly to be toun ! opposi
pusing the bill, A rtidcial E ar D rums, gave $10,^00 ,0 his
■ai m
him . Meyer A Kyle.
M this remeily whirl, bel,nei him Y no, » , nilKll
they ary
sense In laying tra p s than
wide
against its In stiti,*•, so th a t deaf i*e<q>le unable to
—Atchison Globe.
re issim i th e toae a n d m ylleen m inuses
procure th e E ar Diurna may have them
is kA my store »mji n g le inform ing me provisions, as bevause tliry regard it ae free, Addre«» N o . 10$J3-r. T he Nich
The milk of hnman kin
B a n c a te T o n r X n w e la W it h « ■ •c a rets .
GD0-306 Post street, San Francia«,, Cal.
s would
ha) lie felt as n e |l ** e v e r.’’ Sold by an nttaek upon the protection prittciple, olson In stit-ite, 71W, E ighth Avenne,
CnnUr C a u i*n rc , enre ennslipaitna tnrctsr.
be a good deal richer if It
i t skim-
Wc, B e. M C C - U ta ti, druggists refund money.
I a hicli they eläin, to la* the kevstane ol Naw Turk. IL S. A.
me«l so often.—<jhlea 3 go
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Winter Clean-Up.
STRICTLY CASH
HOODS
Sarsaparilla
ON T H E S E COODS.
OUR POLICY
$ 2 .5 0 P er Year.
Deep Price=Cutting and Quick SaM
W IN T E R M E R C H A N D IS E ,
SHOES
AND
HAT
A Special Counter Will Be in O rderlnnd
This Sale.
Y O U R S
T P U C J L 'S r
0 .W .H U R Ë
CARMAN’
CHEAP CASH STURE!
Drv Goods,
FLORENCE
★ Groceries ★ and * Noth
MEAT
MARKET
Just Queried.
Goods as Reoresente
THE WHITE IS KINO!”
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WHITE SEWING MACHINE COMPANÏ.
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