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HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1897.
WEEKLY rfO. 730 (
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SEVEN GREAT SERIALS
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FROM BRITISH COLUMBIA.
A New Lite of Grant by Hamlin Garland. The first authoritative and adequate Life of
(Irant ever published. (Begins In December.)
Rudyard Kipling's first American serial, "Captains Courageous." (Begun In November.)
Robert Louis Stevenson's "St, Ives." The only novel of Stevenson's still unpublished
(Begins in May.)
Charles A.Dana. "Recollections of War Time." Mr. Dana was for three of the most critical
years of the Civil War practically a member of Lincoln's Cabinet, and Is probably better
fitted than any other man living to give an authoritative histoiy of this period from his
recollections and correspondence.
Portraits of Oreat Americans. Many of them unpublished. In connection with this series
of portraits It is Intended to publirh special biographical studies under the general title of
MAKERS OF THE UNION from Washington to Lincoln.
Pictures of Palestine.
Stories of Adventure
Specially taken under the editor's direction.
A serial by CONAN DOYLE, in which he will ubb his extraordinary
United States Officials.
President William McKinley
Vice-President Garret A. Hobart
Secretary of Htate John Bherman
Buoretaryof Treasnry Lyman J. Wage
Secretary of Interior Cornelius N. Bliss
Beoretary of War KuBsell-- Alger
Beoretary of Navy John D. Long
fostwaster-uoneral James . uary
Attorney-General JoBeph (lcKenna
Secretary f Agriculture James Wilson
State of Oregon.
Governor W. P. Lord
Secretary of State H. R. Kincald
Treasurer Phil. Hetschan
Bnpt. Publio Instruction G. M. Irwin
Attorney General C. M. Idleman
u ' ( G. W. McBride
Benators i j Hi Mitchell
( Binger Hermann
Congressmen W. R. Ellis
Printer W. H. Leeds
SR. B. Bean,
F. A. Moore,
C. K. Wolverton
Sixth Judicial District.
Cironit Judge Stephen A. Lowell
1'rosMutinu Attorney H. J. bean
Morrow Connty Officials.
olnt Senator A, W. Gowan
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BIPPNXB TOWN officers.
Miyor Thos. Morgan
U "incilmen Geo. Conner, Fran k
Gilliam. Arthur Minor, E. J. Blocnm, M.
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JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS. A Berles of new animal stories in the same field as the "Brer
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RUDYARD KIPLING. Besides "Captains Courageous," Kipling will contribute to McClcrk's
all of the short stories he will write during the coming year.
OCTAVE THANET is preparing for the Magazine a series of short stories in which the same
characters will appear, although each will be complete in Itself.
Anthony Hops Bret Harte Robert Barr
Frank R. Stockton Stanley Weyman Clark Russell
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Too Heroism ot a Miller In
Little GlrL
The brave work of amillermsavinga
little girl from drowning is described
by the Indianapolis Journal. The mill
owner and his wife, it appears, had gone
to the city, leaving au eight-year-old
girl at home. With other children she
went down to the mill to play, and by
some accident fell into the sluice which
feeds the turbine wheel.
The head miller heard a scream, and
not knowing what had happened, ap
plied a brake and stopped the machin
ery. Then he ran out, found the little
girl just disappearing under the water,
and in he went after her.
Then he found himself in a hard
place. The water was eight feet deep,
and he was four feet below the top of
Ihe sluice, the 6idea of which were aa
Smooth as a polished floor. The girl
was unconscious. How was he to get
her out?
It took one hand to hold her head
above water, and the other to keep him
self from sinking. He must try to
throw her out, and this, by a great
effort, he did. But the rebound drove
him under water and against the wheel,
where he was in great danger of be
ing caught and held. He came - up
f gnin, however, and now a new difli-
culty confronted him. How was he to
get out himself? He sank to the bot
tom, gave an upward spring, and as
he crime up half-blinded, succeeded in
catching the top of the sluice. Then,
by the greatest exertion he drew him
self out.
The girl was etill unconscious, but by
vigorous measures was at last revived.
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f ASD ornrK ATTHK CALIF OREOOM,
J j Msrrh 17, imn. Jiollrs IS nen-ny pivrn
that ths iilloln-nmt sutler has filed not Irs
of his InUMilinn in insks Biisl proof In support
of his claim, snd that s14 proof will h msds
bWof B. L frwlsiid. I'. . torn, st Ueppusr,
Oregon. oo Msy Hh. l"fi. vis:
ALEXASDKR L. WALKER,
IWi.tui W. M . Gallows. Or. Cattle. B I on
rixht siile.swsilnw-tork in each sar; horses, B I)
nn left hip.
Ely, Bros.. Douglas, Or. Horses branded KLY
on left shoulder, osttls asms on Isfthip. hole
in right ssr.
Flormos, L. A., Heppner, Or. Csttls, LP on
right hip; horses F with bar ander on right
shoulder.
Jones, Harry, Heppnor, Or Horses branded
ri J on the left ahonlder; oattle branded J on
right hip. also nnderbit in left ssr. Bangs in
Morrow county.
Jnhnsm, Felix. Lena. Or. Hnrsss. elrelsT on
left stifle; oattle, same nn right bip, nsder half
srop in hht and split In left ear
Kenny, Mike, Heppner, Or. Horses brsnded
KNY on Isfthip osttls sams and orop ofl left
ssr; nnder slops on ths right
Leahey, . W. Heppner Or. Horses branded
L snd A on left shoulders cettls sams on left
hip, wsttls over right sys, three slits in right
ear.
Minor, Oscar, nsppner Or. tattle, U O on
right hip; burss. M on left shoulder.
Morgan, H. N.. Hepptwr, Or. Horses. M )
on left shuoldei ssttls sams on left hip.
Oshorn, J. W Donglss. itr. horses O on let
shoulder; cattle same on right hip.
Psrksr A Glssson. Hsrdman.Or, Horses IP oe
left slioulder.
Pipsr.J.H., Islington, Or. HorMS, IT. oon.
D si 'ted ot.left shiraldsr; osttls, sams on Isf hip.
ondar bit In ssoh mr.
lUx-tor. J. W.. lUppnsr, Or. Horses. JO ot
left shiraldsr. Csttls, O oo light hlw.
1 .
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Utt hip, crop of right snd nmWbit in left yssr,
dewlso; horsss win leu snoniiw.
Tliiimmm. J. A.. Hntmnsr. Or. Horsss. t oo
l.. .l,.,nl.l.,' autla.li ihi lft ahialdar.
Tonisr It. W.. Htpnsr. nr. ttmau espi'M i
Isft slwMldsr. himais; csUls sssns on Isft hip
with split in both ssrs.
Wsttmtburger, W. J., Galloway, Or.; horsss
qnsrtsr eirrls JW on right shouldsr; esitls
quarter eirets 4 w on ngm nip son nsni mwr,
rmp snd hols in Isft ssr. Hangs in Morrow and
lotstlllsenantias.
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NOTICE OF CONTEST.
Uxitid Statxs Land Orrirg,
Is (irsnde. Oreion. March V. 1HV7.
COMPLAINT HAVING BKK.N MAI)K AT
this oftlre by the duly verified snd cor-
rooorsiro amnavit oi Jonn ma uiimign alleg
ing that Lena A. M linkers who made timber cul
ture entry No. tl.Wat the V. K. Uind Olhre st
Is Grsnde. Oregon, on February lth. Ihmh. for
Ihe .i B U snd v. u nyM Hec. 17 To I H, Ft '
P.. W. M , has Islled to comply with ths timber-
rulture law In this, that sh Isllsd to hresk or
rsuse to he broken Ave srrrs or sny numlier of
scrsonssld trsct within nn yesr sftsr her
limber rulturs entry of ssm trsct; Inst she
never msds sny linirovements upon ssld trsi't
snn ma sums time in in yesr imv rsmovs irom
ssld roiimy snd stste snd has nevsr returned
v. . tka r.i sn: iw 1 snd W'4
I'l. s. r-M - . . a
sm.M.KTiM, a-
H I. .
u. n.mmm ths Inlloslng Wltnessr to provs
bis continuous rssldsnos upon sud cuiutsilon
of aald Isnd, vis . ..
AionsoM Msrshsm, NsUisn fbsw, of Hspp
per, tirron. kslph fcsngs, Jsjnes Brown, of
Lsilngton, urrgon.
tea .
iAf.F. MfviRE
i.tr.
Wait. Tbornpeon rune ! between
Heppner sod Mooomiit, arriving every
day eiov-pt Moods sod luring- verr
dsy aiep9ttodsjr. Bborteal aodobesp
tl roota o the latanor. Cotr k
Brock, sfsttts. -
Notice of Intention.
I .an Orru hiThi DaLLC. OasanN.
Aiirtl t. lo7.
NOTICE HEREBY OIVEN HUT THE
following nsmsd settler hss fllsil notlis of
hlslnt'titlon t mas Ansl prm.f In support of
hlsi lslm, snd thst ssld proof will ft mads be
fore 1. VS. Morrow, County clerk at Heppner,
Oregon, on May J .lh. 1V7, vl .
REl'REN J. OALNT,
Hd. I. No. M41, tor th N' NW'4 nd
xr.. iw 1. TpA Rtn E. W M.
Ha names ths following Unease In provs his
fwi.ttnnnus mldenc gpoa snd cultivation of
ssld Isrnl. m-
Banjamln Msttesnn, Rnbsrt P. Vsttason.
Ilsr.ly P. laing, John Mi fsrrtn ill of Ucppnsr,
"'ft JAI. P. MtXlRE, IWlstsr.
nd did st sUout ssld tlms alisndon ssld claim.
Therelors, with th view of th cancellation
of ssld entry ths ssld o rtlr ar hereby sum
mo rd and rrqulrsd to be and appssr bsfor
J. W. Morrow, County Clerk of Morrow county,
tiregon. st his nfh e st lli ppiirr. Oregon, on th
t.ih day of May, lV7 si 10 o'clock a m oi tali
dsy then Slid titer to produce such testimony
ss thrv msv havs roticernliig ssld sllcgstlotis,
ths final hearli r to hsd befors ths lti-l'r
sud Hrrplverst s (trsnds, Oregon, on Hi SM
asr oi any, st iu o clot g a. m.
B. t, WIW)",
krirliter,
1. H. ROBBING,
MI. Ml. kscelvsr.
Now is tba lima to get tb Weekly
Oreaooiao. Ilia g-reetaat aewepaper o(
the West. With the OsctU, both striot-
ly in advance, one er, $3.60. No better
ootiibioatioD of Dawspspera eao be mail
o the elate.
MAVC Vol K GRAIN.
Desertions from Unci Sam' Sh! Are
Few and Far Between.
Th report from Washington to the
effect that 4,000 bluejackets are needed
to niau the new veBsels of the American
na.vy about to go into commission re
calls & remark made by Admiral Bumce
one day last summer, says the New
York Moil and Express. The North
Atlantic squadron lay at anchor . off
Staten Island and Father Knickerbock
er end his coumtry visitors were go
ing down to quarantine daily to look
at the splendid flghilng ships. A re
porter went aboard tilie flagship one
morning and enjoyed a pleaaant chat
with the gallant admiral. Said he:
"The type of man-of-war's-man of
te-day is far different from the old
time bluejacket, Desertions are almost
unknown from the navy now. Here Is
a vessel which cost in round numbers
12,000,000. The men- consider it their
home and they take an immemfte
'amount of prMe In It. How many men
are there ashore who can slep and
eat in a house whutb cost as much
money? Look about you and note the
faces of the bluejackets here."
The sailormen in sight were certainly
a fine-looking lot. Ihe admiral sur
veyed them admiringly and then said:
"So far us the priraonnel of the crew
oes the vessels in the American navy
ore svway almad of those of any foreign
power.
DISCREDITING THE HUMANITIES.
The Csllsgs Booght "Mog of the O'd
Greek Do tiers. "
It hi charged, with a good deal of
vigor and generality of statement, that
the collnge fills the mind with useless
knowledge atid trains it in antiquated
methods of thought ado action, sas
thr Korum. In the same breath It I
added that the. scientific school give
iiravtifitl knowledge and that its train
ing is vital. The comparison between
the dead liurguags ami tlve modern Is
made always to the credit of tbetmod
crn. 1 he vaiuo or moitcm History and
of economic science is made to appear
greater than that of ancient h Is wry
and of philosophy. Scientific studies
nxe Inuded as) by far the most prmcloux
The humunltie aire, discredit n. Ire
niemlicr hearing at a hotrl table a eon
vernation between two recent graduate
of the aciontiflc aohool of a rloti and
famous university. "Mr. ," sslt
one, "gave several tlunisnnd dollars for
sny uae the ofticem wished to make
of the money. And what do you think
they did with It? by. Instead of but
Ing grmethlng useful, they spent it alt
in buying axnne mugs of the old (reel:
duffers." It was evident thst the study
of the humanities Jiad not serUmr.ly In
fliieiiced the mannrrs nor the linguistic
tastes oi the graduates In question.
SHE WAS THRIFTY.
Cooutry of Rich Mines snd Booming
Towns-A Great Mineral Belt.
Cubs Matlock, one of our old resi
dents, but lute of Sandoo, B. C-, arrived
here on Wednesday morning, bcocjdj
panied by a fellow townsman, Edward
Bartlett. Mr. Matlock is in thn hotel
business in Saudon while Mr. Bartlett
is paoking into the mines and conduct
ing a general livery business in the
same town.
The stories of prosperity and sob
etantial boom related by our friends
from the oountrr above are enough to
excite a tenderfoot to imminent danger
ot immediate dissolution, while the
older and more experienced resident
ononot help but listen with ,wonder.
Messrs. Matlock and Bartlett Bhowed a
representative ot the Qazette some Bilver
ore wbiob assayed over fifty per cent
pure silver, and be was reminded that
there was plenty ot it np in the tiloeao
country. In the vicinity ot Sandon
there are over fifty well-developed and
paying mines.
Mr. Bartlett oomes down to buy a lot
ot mules for packing operations, and no
doubt he will seoure them in this lo
cality. Mr. Matlook, as every resident
ot this looality koows, has large ranoh
and sheep interests in this section and
be may remain here tor some time.
There is no denying the laot tbat the
Slooao eeotion is bnt in its infancy in
the prooess ot development. Sandon
but a few months old, has not less then
1500 inhabitants. It bas two railroads
electrio lights, waterworks, a $20,000
hotel, besides the many other hotels and
boarding houses, and some ot the best
paying mines In ho Hlooan seetion.
Sandon is but one ot many towns tbat
are building np from the tact of advan
tageous location.
The Qazette expects to hear ot good
reports from 8andon. It is one ot the
rioheet mining camps of the Slocan
section.
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How an Empress Reduced Her Weight.,
Extreme plumpness would be avoided ,
if the rooking-ohair were given up. It ,
women were less lazy they would not '
grow so stout No woman oan rednce
her flesh who lacks courage. The, wo
man who is inolined to be stoat can ;
gain a pound qmoker in a day than tba ,
slender woman oan in a year. It is said
that when the beautiful Empress ot
Australia discovered that her waist was
growing larger and that her beautifully
modeled ohin was losing its curve, she,
the finest horsewoman in the world, gave
up riding and took long walks every "
day and io all sorts of weather. Tb
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mina ana Doriy busy. Above all, re
nounce everything tbat comes from the
oonfeotioner . Eat moderately ot no-
done meat, green vegetables, salads and
those fruits that are slightly acid. Drink
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baths. Constant work will do more to
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May Ladies' Home Journal.
ss.
Electric Bitters.
Electrio Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gener
State of Ohio, City ot Toledo,
Lucas County, ( '
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that be is
the senior partner of the firm ot F. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State afore
said, and tbat laid firm will pay the
sum ot one hundred dollars for each and
every case ot Catarrh that oannot be
cured by Hall's Catarrh Care.
Frank J. Cheney,
8 worn to before me aud subsoribed io
my presenoe, this 6th dsy ot Decem
ber, A. D. 1880.
1.... A. W.Qleasoo,
) Notary fabllc
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alterative is felt A prompt use of this
medioine bat often averted long and
perhaps fatal billons fevers, No medioine
ill sot more sorely in counteracting
and freeing the system from the malarial
poison. Headsobe. Indigestion, Consti
pation. Dizziness yield to Lleotrle Bit
ters. 50o. and $1 per bottle at Conser
k Brook's drug store.
Lock the Door
Before ths horse is stolen . Porify, en
rich and vitalize your blood and build op
your pbysloal system before disease at
tacks yorj and serious sickness oomes.
coos surfaoes of the system. Send for
testimonials, free,
V. 3. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
QTSold by druggists, 75o.
CHUKCU ANNOUNCEMENTS.
In the morning st the M. E. oborob,
South, Rev, H. F. Dennis will preach bis
last sermon before bis deosrtura for
Baker City. A cboroh conference will
be beld alter the morning service. In
the evening Rev. Wilbur T. B. Harwood,
ot the Atrioao Methodist church, will
preaob.
Thera will be regular preaching ser-
Hood'e Bsrssparilla will make yoo ,.flM 0hrl.tl.n nhntnil ,,. .
strong and vigorous and will expel from Uorniog and evening bv Elder J. W.
yo or blood all impurities and germs of j,nkltii. HrJn,i., .,,, , ift . m
disease. Take Hood's Bsrssparilla now Y()a cordilly ,D,Ue(1 , B,teDd
Hood's Tills are tba favorite family
oatbsrtio. Easy to take, gentle, mild.
25 cents.
Any lady desiring to purchase a aw
ing machine should osll on J. W.
Vanijhan and examine bis latest its-
Pil.l 1'lle.l Itching Pile provwl Whits machine. A happy oom
Symptoms: Moisture; Intsnsa Itching bioatioo of a writing desk and machine
ana siingiug; moei e. oigni; worse 07 1 oommned. Ldgb.1, rspid and easy
soratcbtng' If allowed to oonllnoa torn- mooing. tf
era form wbiob often bleed and oloerate
beootnioit very sore. Bwsyo.'s Oint- "Excuse me" ob.rvj the man In
,nl .lor ths Itchlna- and bleedifia. I pec!eoiee not 1 am a surgeon, and tbal
heals olrferslioB, and 10 most esse rs-
Houtbiog
in, and tot
ti.a-neb ers qsJi;i of DeWitt's n-ppt.-r
w . li.H. aosn. lllah
:..i. Va.is msers ids !
ptiia. Outie A Brook-.
Timber Culture-Flnal Proof.
I AND Omr AT THE DALLES. OKI'M),
j ApHl . part. Notice Is brr.y given
thst sMssrd Hsrkey, el Ion. igoB, bss
fliad notri of tnfnllon to mss Ssl pK'-f
' haiora J W. Morrow. County Clsrk. st
his aim In Happnaf, Oregon. o AsinnUy ths
aVn.toar of Mar lf?. on itmhsr eulturs sppn
I, and aot irriialieg, atrenfib l',,, jjo &, tnt tb nr of surjim .
A, ...In. smell bot. ff"C- In township No. I North. Ksng No M .
Ot weaiieg, Pnsau ivi, '"" Ms samas wltn.aaas 1 horns i ('of is of
"ragoB. 1'aul Kalto.an. r.ri.Mi m-
hs s, sparry, sil ui loo. 'r-fn
A, r. M'XISR,
Hgutr.
Tbs Outlook will be Io 1897, ss it bas
beeo during eaob of its twenty seveo
years, a UUloty of Our Own Time. Io
its various editorial departments The
Outlook gives a compact review of the
world's progress; it fullows with care
all the important philanthropio and in
dustrial movements of the dsy; has a
complete department of religious oews;
devotes much ipse to th interests of
lbs borne; reviews eurreot literatore;
furnishes cheerful table-talk about aio
and things: sod, Io short, aims to give
frrsb information, original observation,
aod reasonable eotertaiomeot.
Beginning with tb fifty flirt li voliros,
the paper will aaeome tb regular msga-
zioe size, which will add greatly to its
ooovetiienoe aod ettrartivroe. Tb
Ootlockl poblisbed every Hstnrdsy
fifty-two Issue a year. Tb first issue
In eaob month is an Illustrated Magazine
Somber, containing abont twice as msny
psge a to oraiosry isu, ings'rer
hb a large Doteber of picture.
Th pnee of The Ontlnnk is thr
dollar a year lu sdrsoes, or ! tbo a
rsnt e dsv. eomn.nniliss. Wteref tb fowd
Send tor a .peeim.o c-py sod W-i.trst. 1 2.7 r'riml. V Vir-w Ill'tog"-
ed prospectus to Tb OatUxdr, 13 Ator I .,oiLI.,g tit, for sal by OoOaer 4
i'laoe, Nw Toik Citv. Brock .
Few reslize that each squirrel del
trove tl 50 wortb of grain annually
Wekeles's Hqnirrel aod Oopber Eiter-
mtoator 1 tb most effeti aod oo
nomica! poisno known. Price rHoeed
to 30 eeet. Cnor k Broek sod Mioor
k O , sgetils. Heppner; J. A. Woolery,
ag snt, loos; Nioliols k Leoob, agent
jciingt'in.
To years ago It J. Wsrreo, a drag
gle! at Pleasant Brood, N. T., booght a
small sopply of Cbamberlsio's Coogb
lUmsdy. Fie earn op th retalt a fol
low: "At that tiro the toed war no
knnwalo lhieios: to d Ctsmbsr
laio's CVmgh Ilemsdy I a honsehold
word." It M the ros to buodred of
Oe Wimi Msds ).toO with a Tturasav
11 Msthlas.
A woman thrawlier la a novelty that
la, outeiile of the ss-hoolhotrse or home.
And the one In quewtloo is a genuine
thresher of the irolden grain of the
northwest, say the Minneepuli Jour
cal. Bhe came Into one of th Minoeap
olis farm machinery house Uie otlii-r
day to make her fine! payment 00 her
machine. Thla sis aUrUing and
marked her a a woman of busliiera ca
jswlty; for the man who make a full
payment 00 a thrasher tb:aean is re
garded as aa etreptkmally gvssl man.
That the lady In quest ion ta.1 a tuisio'ss
head I further evUh-ored ly the fart
ttatt ahe succeeded In "workltig" th
manager of the establishment for t3.&0,
the amcniiit of her fare home.
Khe Innocently told him that to pay
tier bill Id full would take every rent
she had aod she must, take out enough
to get home. While the manager gen
tly demurred at reeelpting the bill In
full with this discount off, ahe Ingr-n
iously hinted tbat It would cost inoM
than $3.0') to aeud a eollerUir after the
La.' nee, and he tumbled to the atus
tion a gracefully a possglile. Mr
Tbrsaher (or perhsp it Is Miss) eeld
that ari had msde ti.too mi of her mi
chine and had 117 stavrka of grain t.,
fimsh tbla winter, which ahe proposed
to do if the snow ta bub deep, Oioeld
ring the fset that many marhlneaare
tieng taken hark on rnnrfs-ageej th,
yr, no one tan suereaefuliy maintain
tbat a woman I 00 1 adapted to Uils new
field for wotnao's arUvlty.
moves tb tumor.
mail, for 60 cent.
I'hlladslpliia.
At dingglats, or by
Dr. Hwayn A Hon,
What kind of
is 001 woer io liver 1." never yon
mind where th liver Is." retorted tb
other. "If it was in bis big to or bis
left esr DeWitt's Little Early Riser
would reaob it and sbsks II for biro. On
tbat yon can bet your gig-lampa." Con
ser k Brook.
tes
coffas
Sods
baling powder
Savoring tilisrts
and spits
do you want?
Your grocer pays your
money back in full if you
don't like Schilling's Best
For sl by
. A. Woolrry, lone
Totter, Halt-Uheum and Ftema.
Tb Intense Itching and smarting. tnH
dent to the disease, Is instantly allayed
by I'V'ylog Cbatnlierlain's Ey and
Bkln Ointment. Many very bad case
have been permanently cured by It. It
Is equally efficient for Itching pile and
a favorit remedy fur sore nipple,
chatitNtd bands. cbilbUlns, front bltu
and chronic sore eye. V eta. per boi.
Dr. Cadt's CendlUen Pwder. are
just what a hors needs when In bad
condition. Tonio, blood purifier and
vermifuga. They art not food but
medicine and th beat In nae to not
horse In prime condition. Prtc it
cent per package.
Thsold way ot dllvring messaget
by poilboys compared with lha modern
telephone, illoatrate the old tediooa
methods of "break ing" cold 0010 pared
ritb their almost Inatsotaneous cur by
On MiuaU Coogb Cur. Cooeer k
Broek.
To cor all old sores, to heal so In
dolent oleer, or speedily core pile, yooj
Deed simply apply DeWitt's WitobHalv
according to directions. Its maglo-lik
action will sopris yon. Conger A Brook.
Mr. John Jenkins bas lately pur
chased on ot tb celebrated Neweomb
Fly Shnltl loom aod I now prepared
to do all kind of carpel aod rag weav
ing. Any on desiring first class work
tumid call on her at bar bom on lower
Main street. Low prior aod all work
goaranteed. 9-37
At neppoer'a wareboo Phil Cob
will pay lb blgbest price for (oil wool
pelt, bide, fur, te. Pbill sell direct
to F.tro btiyer. Re blm bafor
yon sail your pelt. tf
f 1 1 ! - . . ' . . . I .J.1 J'.JLLL.e
Frfh veclabl. snd frail, of tb , lfMsnrl I A
op received Msy el tb Orsng. Front, tldlllCU-HII IUCQ XLSTSi.
fhifih
m,.ls
kl-n
-...I r'il. V.,,.l M..a U.la an4 fWl T"t Hs! thT S'ay Salsg f
"rr-"" "-, ('- ma ic,n wsuoreiit:as) a ti . rw.i m
WUkw streets. tf ' tSttOC