Those Dreadful Sores
They Continued to Spread In Spite
ot Treatment but Now They are
Healed A Wonderful Work.
. "For many years I have been a great
sufferer with varicose veins on one of my
limbs. My foot and limb became dread
fully swollen. When I stood up I could
feel the blood rushing down the veins ot
this limb. One day I accidentally hit my
foot against some object and a Bore broke
out which continued to spread and was
exceedingly painful. I concluded I
needed a blood purifier and I began taking
Hood's Sarsaparilla. In a short time
those dreadful sores which had caused
me so much suffering, began to heal. I
kept on faithfully with Hood's Sarsapa
rilla, and In a short time my limb was
completely healed and the sores gave me
no more pain. I cannot be too thankful
for the wonderful work Hood's Sarsapa
rilla, hae done for me." Mbs. A. E.
Giubon, Hartland, Vermont.
9 Sarsa-
O parilla
Is the best In fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Hood
Mood's PIII3 cure all liver ills. 25 cents.
A GOOD CLUBBING LIST.
The Gazette can offer the following
clubbing rates:
The GAZETTE t2.00 and Club Rate
Weekly Oregonian, $1.50 13.00
" 8. F. Examiner, J1.50 -. 8.25
' N. Y. Tribune, 11.00 2,75
" Inter-Ocean, $1.00 2.50
" 8. F. Chronicle, $1-50 8.25
" 8. F. Chronicle and map $2.00. . . 8.75
Thrice-a-Week N. Y. World, $1.00 2.75
Webfoot Planter, 50c jj.00
Leslie's Weekly, $4.00 4.50
Rural Spirit, $2.00 8.00
New York Wool Record, $2.00.. 3.00
McCall's Magazine $1.00 1.30
Yearly subscribers to the Gazette can
get clubbing rates with any paper on
earth.
METH. EPISC. CHUKUH.
SERVICES.
Sunday 11 a. m. and 8 p. m, Sunday school
10 a. m. Classes No. 1 and 2 at 12:10 p. m.
Epworth League Devotional meeting at 7 p. m.
Prayer meeting, Thursday, 8 p. m.
'The Hpirit and the bne say. Come."
The pastor may be found at the parsonage ad
joining the chnrch, where he will be glad to
meet any wo may desire to consult Tiiin on
reliiiious, soual, oivic, philosophic, educational,
or any other subjects.
J. W. FLliSHER, Minister.
M. E CHURCH, SOUTH.
SERVICES.
Sunday, preaching 11 a. m.,7 p. m., class
meeting following morning service.
Sunday school, 3 p. m. Epworth league, Fri
day. 7 d. m.
"Let us forsake not the assembling of our
selves together."
rastor s residence in parsonage, next door to
church. C. K. Hwari, .
Pastor.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal church
will meet at 8 o'clock, p. 111., on the first
Wednesday of each mouth, at the home of Mrs.
T. J. Matlock.
Take Notice.
L The sum of five cents per line will be
charged for "cards of thanks," "resolutions of
raspect," lists of wedding presents and donors,
and obituary notices, (other than those the edit
or shall himself give as a matter of news,) and
notices of special meetings for whatever purpose.
2. Notices of church and society and all other
entertainments from which revenue Is to be de
rived, shall be charged for at the rate of five
cents a line. These rules will be strictly adher
ed to in every instance.
Advertising rates reasonable and made known
upon application.
Chas. Miller, of Lexington, was in town to
day.
L. W. Briggs Is on the sick list, suffering from
the grippe.
F. H. Balston, the Lone Rock merchant, is
over on business.
C. C. Curtis, of Douglas, registered at the
Paiace this morning.
The Salvation Army will hold their meeting
tonight at the M. E. church.
Judge Bennett has been engaged to assist the
prosecution in the case of the state vs. Ewing.
"Pink Domino" mask ball, at the ppera house,
Feb. 14th. All come out and have an enjoyable
time.
John Her, Tom Rhea, Chas, Barnett, and J.
W. Blake were passengers on Sunday morning's
train.
Attorney Gurley arrived from Arlington this
morning to defend Ewlng at the examination
today.
Ike Ennis started out over the Blue Mountain
Telephone line this morning to make necessary
repairs.
Judge A. 8. Bennett, of The Dalles, arrived
this morning to take part in the examination
of Ewlng today.
Geo. Barratt, who killed "Gold Brick" Wil
liams some time ago in Portland, was found
guilty of manslaughter.
Judge J. J. Balleray, of Pendleton, was strick
en with paralysis Sunday evening. His physi
cian thinks he will recover.
E.O.: Dr. Harley Fell, formerly oi Pendleton, is
here from John Day City. He Is attending his
young nephew, Sheldon Fell.
Rural Spirit : Pendleton has subscribed $7,000
towards building a race track and fair grounds.
Work will be commenced at once.
The case of S'ate vs Ewlug hts been post
poned until tomorrow in order to allow the de
fendant to procure legal assistance.
The Jumbo mine has not shut down as re
ported, but on the contrary they are running
full force and the prospects are very flattering.
Eph Eskelson and Stacy Roberts, of Social
Ridge and Eight Mile, respectively, are in town
today. Both report conditions good for fine
crops.
In oar last issue our reporter got things a
little mixed in the Gus Wachline hanging.
Wachline said his former confession was true
and that he di6d an innocent man.
F. M. Courter, of Eight Mile, went down to
Heppner Junction on Saturday's train to meet
his two grandchildren who have come for a
visit with the relatives on Eight Mile.
There will be regular services in the Christian
church on next Sunday morning and evening,
Rev. J. V. Crawford, of Waitsburg, Wash.,
officiating. A cordial Invitation is extended to
all to attend.
At the close of Mr. Walter's lecture tomorrow
night the Salvation Afmy lassies will serve
refreshments, also good muBic, vocal and In-
stiumental. On Thursday night they will have
their public opening iu their own hall over the
Matlock building. All are invited.
E. O. : A. A. Roberts, deputy United States
marshal, arrived from Portland this morning
with Alfred Pierson, a whiskey-to-Indian pris
oner sentenced to 60 days in the Umatilla
county jail, with $100 fine also to serve. Pier-
i son Is an Arlington man whom Uncle Sam will
board at Pendleton.
A number of our young bloods have got into
the habit of taking long walks Sunday after
noons. The habit, in fact, has become so fixed
that no matter what the weather, they go.
Last Sunday when they came back, their
friends supposed, Judging from their appear
ance, that they had fallen into the reservoir
above town. How about it boys.
HOW A MAN GAINED 35 FOUNDS.
Mr. Editor. Seeing Dr. Darrin's card
in the paper reoalls to mind the wonder
ful cure he performed on me six years
ago, while living in Seattle. For years
prior to going under his treatment I
had been afflicted with rheumatism in
its worst form, also dyspepsia, liver Bnd
kidney troubles. I bad lost flesh until
1 ODly weighed 150 pounds. After a few
months treatment I bad gained 35 pounds
and have kept that weight to this day.
I was cured with eleotrioity and medi
cines and can recommend tbe dootor as
a skilled ph)Bician. I reside on Court
street, Pendleton, and oan be referred
to. Lbb Baker.
READ MB. PETERSON'S WONDER
FUL CURE.
Mr. Editor, Dear Sir: For three years
prior to going under Dr. Darrin's elec
trical treatment I had been sorely
afflicted with dyspepsia, liver complaint
and pain in my heart and side. I am
now able to Bleep on my left side, some
thing I oonld not do for over two years,
and I feel well and able to work. I re
side at 1397, Franklin aveuae, Astoria.
John P. Peterson.
Dr. Darrio oao be consulted tree at
tbe Palace hotel until further notice, and
patients oan be treated (or $5 a week
or id that proportion of time the oases
may require. The poor treated free, ex
cept medioines, from 9 to 10 a, m. Those
able to pay, 10 a. m., 8 p. m.
Here and There.
Liobtentbal & Co. for shoes. Exclusive
shoe store. Handles tbe best. 83tf
Baths down at the Jones' barber (bop,
25 cents. Or ville Jones manager, tf
Statements for the Famous Simple
Aoooont File printed at the Gazette of
fioe. tf.
Guinnesse's famous old "Dublin
Stoat," imported, at Chris Borohers'
tf
Common and seleot itook of tomatoes
and canned oorn at T. R. Howard's.
605-tf.
"Oo'n juioe" is all right but Low Til
lard has a brand ot H-year-old goods
that is bard to beat. 603 -If.
Heppner Candy Faotory for freeb,
creams and taffies. W. H. Van Duyn
Prop., with E. J. Slocom. 6U8-t.
Any one desiring to build either a
bouse or barn will make money by call
ing on the Gazette offioe. 67 tf
Phil Oohn is paying tbe highest price
for sheep pelts, beef hides green or dry,
furu, eto. Don't forget Phil. 5tt
. Go to tbe Metlook corner and try
Armstrong k Cooper's wblekey and
cigars. If yon like tbe sample bay
some. Gtf
Corns to tbe Gazette offioe and get a
decent lot of envelops printed
Government envelops look cbeap, and
besides yon cannot get your ,baiioeei
oard printed thereon. tf
Snyder Bros, have succeeded Willis
Stewart in the livery business, next
door to tha Gazette offloe, and will do a
general livery and feed business. Rigs,
saddle horses and (tall room at reason
able ratea. 611-tf.
Oliver Bolder has taken obarge of the
Hotel Heppner feed barn and will fur
nish atall room, grain or bay at reason
able fig ores. Span over night, fed at 75
cents. Will also do dray -work and
banling. 'Bos to and from trains. If
Cordray. tbe pioneer theatre man ot
f Portland in tbe line of "popular prioee,"
ba( refitted tbe Waatington St. theatre,
(formerly known aa tbe "New Park."
Cordray always has something new, aod
oar people, when below, can spend a
I
Old Song-
Get a bottle of good whiskey and a bottle of
good wine,
And you can drink to your true love, and I will
think ou mine.
New Song
V here shall we get the whiskey, where shall
we get the wine?
We'll buy them from Llsh Bperry, whose goods
are extra fine
At the Belvadere Saloon, Heppner, Oregon.
BACK FROM ALASKA.
Frank Kaberte Arrives Sunday Horning From
Skaswajj Says It's No Plate for a White
Han.
Frank Roberts, better known to all of his
friends and acquaintances as "Mike," returned
home Sunday from Skagway, Alaska, where he
had I cen to look up a business location. He
comes back thinking that he would rather live
in Morrow county.
Mr. Roberts did not Intend to cross the moun
tain in search of gold, but he is free to say that
if he had ever entertained any such idea he
would have given it up. He was accompanied
on the down trip by a young man who is Just
out from Dawson nnd Mr. Roberts says the
story told by this party is that of a great ma
jority who are getting out of the Yukon country.
One of the Gazette force had a long interview
with the Yukoner and his story is a dismal one.
Thousands of people have found no gold and
will find none. They would do anything al
most, give up anything, to reach the coast. It
is his opinion that the country is very much
over-rated, and that while there is some gold
in Alaska and the Northwest Ter , yet it 1b
worth one's life to try to get it, and for the
average man a home in a warm climate, with
just a living In sight is much more preferable
than a life in the Yukon region, with one hun
dred chances to one that failure will be the result.
Bkagway is very quiet at present. There are
saloons and gambling bouses, but none are do
ing anything. Eating and lodging houses are
in demand but there are thousands in Skagway
today without money to pay for anything. Tbe
saloons are their homes; fortunate is one of
this class who can rustle a "hand-out" at the
back doors of the hotels and restaurants.
"Mike" is not an enthusiastic exponent of
the merits of Alaska.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE WHEAT MARKET.
Portland, Feb. 7. The wheat market was in
clined to dullness today with very light bust.
uess and purely local. May opened at about
Saturday's closing price 9j' i to tec declined at
once to 94!$ and held around that price nearly
the entire session. Foreign advises had a de
pressing effect on the market and the bears were
talking lower prices but lacked nerve to follow
their convictions. The American visible did
not show as large a decrease as expected, 680,000
bu., and now totals 36,022,000 bu. against 47,8ms,-
000 bu. for corresponding period a year ago.
The amount on passage decreased 160,000 bu.,
and world's shipments were 6,400,000 bu. Re
ceipts at primary point! were 869,000 bu. and
shipments 214,000 bu. Northwestern car re
ceipts 660 cars against 611 cars a year ago. Local
receipt were VS cars. The Liverpool cables
opened steady and 3d above Saturday's, but lost
',d from this price before the market closed.
English country market were partially
cheaper. Cargoes quiet and steady with very
little doing.
The following is a list of arrivals at the Hotel
Heppner for the week ending Feb. 3, 1898:
A B Snyder, Walla Walla Chas. Bartlett, O R S N
L Barnhart, 8 A, Walla F Beckinan, Portland
Walla T W Duncan, Portland
M Teed, city D A Greenwood, Lone
Mills, city Rock
M E Curtis, Sacramento Dr Otis J Lussler, Yakl-
R W Turner and fain, ma. Wash
Sand Hollow A Wade, Sand Hollow
W 8 Conner, lone J Colestock, city
F Boothby, Lexington H Wade, Sand Hollow
B Pease, Sand Hollow W H Splvey, city
Melvin, Spokane Geo Roth, Albany
Hinton, Long Creek R R Durand, city
DA Greenwood, L Rock W 8 Smith, lone
W 8 Musgrove, city C Bockler & wife, Monu-
Miss C Stubb(efleld, ment. Or
Monument, Or J McCabe, Pendleton
F Durand, city A Mitchell, city
Grant Copple.clty W H Copple, city
Mrs w tr Hnyaer, uoose-nev narnnart, Mica,
berry Washington
F Engelman, tone C Long, Sand Hollow
R Iong, Sand Hollow R Hnyder, Gooseberry
L Hamilton, city W B Flnley. city
8 Browcer.city O Landers, The Dalles
For Constipation take Karl's Clover
Tea, tbe great Blood Purifier, on re
headaohes, Nervonsoess, Eruptions on
the face, and make tha bead a dear aa
a bell. Sold by Conaer & Brook. x
LITEM ARY NOTES.
Cuba, Hawaii, and China furnish the prtncl
pal topic discussed editorially in ths American
Monthly Review of Review for February.
There are also a few paragraphs of pointed com'
ment on current domestic politics the factional
differences among Ohio republicans and the
swelling tide of Crokerism in the democratic
party. Tha editor gives hi views on Tain.
many's attitude toward the New York rapid-
transit problem and on the reckless expend!
ture of canal-Improvement funds by ths
republican bosses of the state.
Catarrh oared. A clear head and
aweet breath secured wilb Bbilob's
Catarrh Remedy; sold 00 a guarantee.
Nasal injector free. Sold by Cooler
Brook. 1
olftsitant evenina at bis place.
aEXCIBLSTGIE
On all part of ths world
Bought and Sold.
1 Collection wad on all point on
reasonable Term.
f. aS-"iii'tlirMd Tv"T 1
lb MeiqueM Urand, 00
Frank McFarland ha bteo appointed
(peoial ageol ot The Equitable Life Aa
(orsnoe Co., of New York, the strongest
in tbe world. Casb surplus to policy
holders of over 43 tnillioc dollars. Don't
take insurance witbonl seeing tbe new
plans of the Equitable. Insures both
exee at earn rate. T7tf
City Klectloa.
The annual rlty election 1 on Up today
Ther I no particular fight and continently
but little excitement. Tha candldau are
,T"V,7 Mayor, Thos. Morgan; Recorder, W. A
7; "lHardeon; Treasurer. L. W. Briggs; Oounrll
IH'sanA
1. !. Hughs. J. W. Rasmus. I J Roberta,
Morrow t Wright and I. O Ppcrry. The voU will
P'!T' " ,n,n u,u,u r' l oat city
anrW hit i.
Morrieoo
treat la tbe afarquam building, ie nnder
excellent management and tha poblie
will ba royally entertained this winter.
Hew oompaolee aod new face will ap
pear from time to time at Ibis popolar,
first claas tbestre ot Portland, aod bo
in Portland oar deoizeos sboold not fail
to lake In some rt lb flea dramas tbat
will be presented. tf
ardor Ml at
rUrtae. JX
laftsKlde.
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He ware of
powders.
-cheap" bak
'AJum makes
good medicine but bad food.
Ask your doctor.
OU MAURIER DECEIVED.
Whose a Who?
Did you say that
the old firm of....
E. W. to
WERE JUST DIGGING FOR BUSI
NESS THE SAME AS EVER? IF
YOU DID YOU TOLD A FACT.
HARD FACTS COUNT.
Winter is fairly on and bargains in
winter goods can be had
at the store of
e. w. RHEA & CO.,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
HEPPNER, OREGON.
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MINOR & CO.
The Pioneer Merchants of Heppner
have not sold out, but on the
contrary will start East
About Jan. 1798
And will add many new lines
to their, stock of
General Merchandise
WE WILL BUY DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS
WHICH WILL ENABLE US TO UNDERSELL
ALL FORMER PRICES.
ii'X:6i
We are jiow moving to the old Heppner &
Blacltman stand as our business forces
ub to larger quarters. Look out for
a
OUR NEW LINE
ABOUT MARCH 1, OS.
How aa American Interviewer Abased Ills
Conddeore.
Du Maurler vuuj always especially ap
preciative of American appreciation
and took purticular jwiinH to wtkouio
Americana cordiully, aaya the New York
TiincH. It wax seldom tbat this friend
ly feeling waa abused, but the luKttiuie
I saw hi in he wom for once in a xtate of
rage uguinitt an American who had not
only interviewed him but outrueouH-
ly mmreprvwnted him and his house
hold. The vUitor had come with some.
letters of introduction, but, fearing1 that
an Interview was In pronpeet, Mrs. Du
Maurier had seen him and explained
that Mr. Du Maurier could not receive
vixitors for that nurixwc. The caller
promptly diHclaimed heiiifr an inter
viewer and ho di Harmed the IiohIchr that
in aX)ogy he waa token upxtair in cor
dial welcome. The laird of "Trilby,
(still In the lund of the living and 11
ciofe Jncnij or l)u Maurier, hud hap
pened in, ami the two, perhapa gently
led by the dkillful Interviewer InU) the
Kiihject, were mooii talking over old
nines m rree commence. What whh
I) j Maurier'a chagrin a few we kH after
ward to receive a New York paper con
tulning a highly colored version of thU
conversation, with remurka about hii
liubita nnd his lioiiwhold, which were
more than a breach of hospitality. He
w rote at once a letter of diwlaimer for
publication among hi American
friends, and it was w ith difficulty tha
he was persuaded that this would only
advertise the ofTrnaivn article and give
It wider currency.
Ills II roth or Was lmr.
A millionaire railway king has
brother who is hard 0 hearing, while
he himself in remarkable a hming
very prominent nsv. Onre the rail
wny king dinl at friend' house
when he sst between two ladles, who
talked 10 him very loudly, ntther to
hi annoyance, but be siiiil nothing.
r inally one of them ahouted a common
place remark, and then wiid In an or
uinnry lone in ine oilier: "iii yon
ever see su i a now- in your life?
"I'ardon tne. la. lies," Mid the million
aire, "it" my brother who is d af .
Imnpine the hoTor of the Indies.
all
Hood'
rwr-im im in etrrr Imii.it bh. fj
MsvtMtne ehst and rtrtf ILS ill f
traveller grip. Tl,ry are I I I i
Is Ml at MjMt . u . A kuk. MMm..
I all am trmhMM, MiM w eatoies.
The man that Leads is the one from whom
people like to buy. The slow, plodders all
stand aside for him. That suggests a good
reason why so many customers are being
added to the list at
T. R. HOWARD'S
The Beginning of this
New Year 1898.
A good, clean stock, bought at reasonable figures,
Is a "Joy forever." That's what
you'll find at
T. R. HOWARD'S
Heppner. Oregon.
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THE ART OF BREWING.
Was Perfected by the
Production of....
HOP OOID
And now the entire world
Knows this verfect product
As the Star Brewery beer
On draught at
all popular saloons
STAR BREWERY COMPANY,
203 Washington St., Portland, Or.
The Best Bargains
A NEW FIRM !
E. G. Noble & Co.,
Successors to Noble & Co.,
Are in this field at the old stand with Harness, Baddies, Whips, Spurs, and sn endless
lot of everything In their line. E. 0. Noble and Mrs. Geo, Noble comprise the
new firm who will psjr all bills of the old Arm as well as collect whtt Is due.
is. o. iv or ris ss co.
Are out to do business and plenty of It. Don't
overlook this. Repair work a specialty.
WHITE COLLAR LINE.
n 1 l rr ii. in l t
iftiimnifi ivcrann rnmiMMNa'
UUIUlll'JHV in vs wim a v
),
irii ion I ii
ARE NOT THE GOODS BOUGHT
FOR THE LEAST MONEY
But are those of greatest value In proportion to oost. If you want to got your
msuey's worth of honest goods In
Groceries, Hardware, Tinware, Confectionery.
OR MACHINERY, CALL ON
J- 0. THOMPSON CO,,
We are Increasing our stock for fall and winter. Call and seo us.
That 14-Year Old Stuff,
"Kohn's Best."
On Tap Down at The
Telephone Saloon
IT IM
HAHM OOODM
New Stand, City Hotel Building,
IOW TlIvTvARD, Prop.
IT HAS BEEN SOLD !
icaw
Steamers TELEPHONE. BAILEY GATZERT AND OCEAN WAVE.
Leaving Al.ler Htreel Diok, Portland, for Astoria, Ilwaoo, Long Detail, Oca
l'ark and Nabcotta. Uirrot connection witb Ilwaoo alnameri and rail
road; also at Young's Bar witb fieaehore Hailroad.
THLiHrilOTJIl
Learet Portland 7 A. M. Dally, eirrpt Holiday. Leaves Aitnria 7 I. M. iJsllr, einept Buoda
hailiBy oatzbht
Leaves Portland P. M Ksily, esccpt Humlsy. Hatnrday nlht, II I M. Imtn Astoria Da
ats vi A. eiw(iiBunaayano Monnay. hunnajr nuclit. 7 V. si
OOHAN WAVU
Leaves Portland and rims dlrert to llwai-o, Tuiwlsy and Thursday at A. M. Hsluritsy at I P. M
Leaves llaaco Weduwlay and rrioay al7 .; A. M. li Huoiuvy night at 6 f. M.
fofpy Checked to Railroad Delation Bulb Beaches Free of Expeose.
Bought several car I ads
of furniture last fall, but
It's all gone now. New
orders have replenished
the stock, however, and he is In it yet
Low Prices and Good Quality all count. See him at
tho old stand. Undertaking a Specialty.
D00TS AND SHOESll.
THC PLACE TO GtT TH CM It OP
CO.
A HUMAN ARROW.
Naw Trap, Peat prrforail by a Ulrl
of I ,t,nlMn,
A pretty little armlial lui iiitrmliwH
a new wiikation to tbia i-ounlry, anyi
the IbmUm Advrrtlaer. Wi climb to
a lofty Trh, lira Hut fn h-r fiu'e iixn
a nmtli plank, with hr fV't n-st-ii(f
Mi'ftiiiM a vrhrt-rovrreil Mn'1 of
vvikkI attnt'li'-rt to lb atr;ti(r of a bug"
i-r Uiw. Then abe M.ilTVi bT ImkIv,
rxti-mU lr liamla in front of hrr nimI
Ti- "ivnly." A ratfb I ullH, tin
atrinjr of tbe Uw sings aa it ruts the
air, and littlr Alar ia burlnl, as rigid
a a Mt,'i'l I nr. hi-ml first through a m-jx-r
target Ht bi b b bud ln-fii rate
fully aimd, bud ail through the air
in a grHct'ful cune to tbe other aide
of Uic lif twit, vtliz-re, Jut n she In
gina to deiwend, abe is ratibt by an
other woman, who awinp bead down
ward, bang ng from a rnittr, wbirli
rM'illaie lu aurli a niftnn'r that, juat
nt tlm riyht no!nni, it lringa th
dni ghrg women within rem h of the
flying girl, ami joet aa I he iertat'r
are wiindenig whrtuer I lie little tme I
gmg Ui bind and bow bmlly "lie will
! hurt, they e her anfely dropped
into a cou.lurUit'ic and inviting iro(
, arme.
This Is Your Opportunity.
On receipt of ten cents, eush or stamps,
a generous sample will im niaiisa vi mi.
im. t popular CaUrrlt ami Hay Fsvsr Cure
(hly's Cream Halm) safftniant Vo demon
strata the great merits of the remedy.
ELY liHOTHEIiH,
CO W'arreu Kt., Nw York City.
He. John Itaiil, Jr.. of Oreal Falls, Mout.,
reooinmemled Kly's Cream Hslm to me.
ean mphsHize Ins alati umnt, "It is a r
'It Is a ra.
rlireaUd."
tiva core for ratarrh if naad asd
llsv. Franela W, lmte, I'aator Central Free.
Church, Helena, II out.
Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged
euro for eatarrb and contains no mercury
nor any injurious drug, frioe, 50 eeDta.
They have anythlnf In this line that ynu mar riealrs and you ran depend on It you set a
good article when they (iiarantee It,
SHOES IIS ALL THE LATEST STYLES.
Old Stand, Main Street Repairing a Specialty
Tee Mm. rllawad First.
A negro was sick and a friendly col
ored brother en me in to see him and
asked what, wna the cause of his lllrien.
Tbe darky replied: "J's ferlin' poorly.
My mule done gone end got sick and I
went Ui du ho rlttir and he tole fin
what to do. He uAe me to git er tin
tule an' put de tnle in de mule's moiif
end blow de ineileriii down his friMit.
I got everything ready to blow, but d
mule Mowed fuse, and 1 tell yer. trul
der, dat sr mule njedersio too muth
for die here nie-ger."
BKI'I'NKR, OR., Nov. 12, m,
Mrur: Vinurr A Brock, llrppnrr, Or.
'lBTLBHiif:-I u rwently taken with a severe colli
which niaile rne very hoarse and rendered me unlit to
stti-inl to holiness. A frlenit of mine railed my attention
to your Dr. Bnrthlow'i couxh syni ami I IkiiikM a tnittlc,
costing ine.Vif.nta, which relieved me at onre ami coin
plntely cured me. Iain subject Ui throat dimculty ami I
have found nothing that gsvs me so much rellsf ss this
cough cure,
lam Informed that It Is sirellent f(,r colds, bronchitis,
whooping cough and all throat and lung troubles.
I iM-g to remain, most truly yours,
UTIH FATTKKHON, K.I. (IsMtte.
A. ABRAHAMS1CK,
IVierchant Tailoring!
Has just secured tho services of Mr. Chas.
O'Malley, a practical cutter of New York
City. Ho guaranteed satisfaction.
OAIL, AND BEE ME. ON MAY BTHEKT