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HEPPNER, MORROW COUNTY; OREGON; FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1898.
NO. 642
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SEUIWEEKLY GAZETTE.
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GENERAL "';
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Train leaves Heppner 9:30 p. m. daily except
Sunday arriving at Heppner Jnnotion 12:06 a. m.
Leaves Heppner Junoiioa 8:30 a, m. and ar
rives at Heppner 8:0Oa. m - .
Spokane Express No. 1 leaves Portland at 2:00
p. m. and arrives at Heppner Junction 7:50 p.m.
and TJma'illa 8:80 p. m. ,
Portland Express No. S, from Spokane, arrives
at Umatilla tfiUOa. m. and Heppner Junction 7 HO
.m. aod arrives at Portland 12:50 a. m.
Fast Mail No, 2 leaves Portland 9:25 p. m. and
arrives at Heppner Jnnotion 8:25 a. m, and at
Umatilla 1:30 a. m.
Fast Mail No. 1 leaves Umatilla 11:10 p. m. and
arrives at Heppner Junotion 12:25 a, m. and at
Portland 7 :2C a.m.
For further information inquire of J. C. Hart,
Agent O. K A N-, Heppner, Ore.
OX-JFIOX-AVX LIBEOTOST.
United States Officials. .
..William McKinley
....Garret A. Hobart
John Sherman
Lyman J. Gage
...Cornelius N. Bliss
, Russell A. Alger
John D. Long
James A. Gary
....John W. Griggs
James Wilson
Milwaukee, Nov. 5, 1897.
PATRONS of the Wisconsin
Central Lines in passing through
Chicago may require some assist
ance in the way of having their
hand baggage taken form or to
train and carriage or bus, or in
many other ' ways,11 and they will
find all that is desired in this re
spect in the service of the UBhers
at i the Grand Central : Passenger
Station, who have recently been
, -
uniformed with brown suit and red
cap. J. bey will De in waiting at I
all trains prepared to assist pas
sengers, and it ia hoped that our
patrons will fully avail themselves
of this additional provision for
their comfort.
JAS. C. POND, .
Gen'l Passr.' Agt.
AVeeetablePreparationfor As
similating tteToodartf Regula
ting theo tamacns anaixweis ct
Pieeident.
V'mt-Presldent
(Secretary of Btate
Heoratary of Treasury
Secretary of Interior ......
' Beoretary of War
Secretary of Navy
Postmaster-General .
Attorney-General u . .
Secretary f. Agrioaltnre..
. . Stats of Oregon.
Governor ...W. T-WtA
Beoretary of State H. R. Kmoaid
Treasurer. Phil. Metsohan
Bapt. Publio Instruction G. M. Irwin
Attorney General ..O. M. Idleman
i G. W. MoBnde
Senators. )
J Thos. H. Tongue
Congressmen W. R. EUis
Printer , W. H. Leeds
( R. B. Bean,
Hnneama lii.tra. ' 4 F. A. MooTO.
r C. E. Wolverton
81xth Judicial District.
Circuit Judas Stephen .Lowell
ProMontinn Attorney H. J. Bean
Morrow County Officials.
Joint Senator - A. W. Gowan
Reprasentati vs.
(lonntv Jadjre A.
H. W. Fall,
PROPRIETOR
Of the Old Reliable
PromotesTcsUon,Ciaerful
ness and RestCofltains neither
Ojmtm,Morptiirie norHineral.
Not Narcotic.
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MxJennm
Srmd ;
JrppttTKKnt
JHCarianakSUm
Chritud Sugtr .
Awifect Remedy for Constipa
tion, Sour Stotnach.Diarrnoea,
Worms onvulsKns,Fevenslv
oess and LOSS OF SLEEP.
Tac Simile Signature of
NEWYOHK.
Gault
House
CHICAGO, ILL..
Half block west of the Union Depot of C. B. 41
Q., C. M. & 8L P., C. & A., P. Ft. W. & C,
and the C. St. L. & P. Railroads.
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Cor. W. Madison and Clinton Sts.,
CHICA0O, XX1X1.
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Army and Navy to Co-Ope rate at Once.
Washington, April 21. The cabinet at a meeting this afternoon
discussed a number of questions all of which involve immediate hostil
ities. The question of war was considered, but it is understood it is
unlikely that any formal declaration will be made at once.
The North Atlantic squadron is officially stated to have sailed for
Havana, which harbor:- will be : blockaded immediately. J-Nothing is
ascertainable regarding the flying squadroii.
The troops will co-operate with the navy hs Boon as consentrated.
Ten days, it is expected, will be necessary to oonsentrate the troops at
Key West ' As soon as congress passes the army - bill the president
will call for 100,000 men. : Eighty thousand will aid 1 the regulars in
the Cuban operations, and 20,000 men will man the sea cost artilery.
; The navy department is advised that an official note issued at Mad
rid says the Spanish squadron has left the Cape ' Verdes to meet the
American fleet in Cnban waters.
Both the United States and Spanish governments consider that
although war has not been officially declared by either, a state of war
exists, and the opening of hostilities will occur as soon as the hostile
fleets and armies can be brought together. '
The Text of the President's Ultimatum.
Washington, April 21. Following is the text ol the President's ultimatum to Spain,
as given out this morning i '
'-'April 20, 1898. Woodford, minister of the United States, Madrid:' You have been
furnished with the text of the joint resolution voted by the congress of the United
States on the 19th lnst., and approved today In relation to the pacification of the Island
of Cuba. In obedience to that act, the president directs you to immediately communi
cate to the government of Spain said resolution with a formal demand upon the govern
' ment of Spain to at once relinquish its authority and government in the island of Cuba
. and withdraw Its land and naval forces from Cuba and Cuban waters. In taking this
step the United States hereby disclaims any disposition or intention to exercise sover
eignty, jurisdiction or control over the Island, except for the pacification thereof, and
asserts its determination that when that is accomplished to leave the government and
control of the island to its people under such free and Independent government as they
may establish.
"If by the hour of noon on Saturday next, the 23d day of April, Instant, there be not
communicated to this government by the government of Spain, full and satisfactory re
sponse to this demand and resolution, whereby the ends of peace In Cuba shall be
assured, the president will proceed without further notice to use the power and authori
ty enjoyed and conferred upon him by said joint resolution to such extent as may be
necessary to carry the same into effect.
(Signed) ... SHERMAN.".'.'
ill ' ' "
POWDER
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TMC eCNTAUN COM FA NT, NEWVOM OtTV.
WEEKLY
The
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Minister Woodford Receives Passports.
the
MONTHLY
J. N. Brown
ft. Bartholomew I
.... J. K. Howard I
J. W. Morrow
K. L. Matlock
Frank Uilliam
A. C. Putteys
.. i.... J. J. MoGee
....Jay W. Shipley
u. F. Vaughan
Commissioners,,..
J. W. Beckett.
" Clerk
Sheriff
't Treasurer
V Burveyor..
School Bap't
Coroner
Bvnnwwtt nwM nvvrrrcaft.
u..or Thos. Morgan I
Smn'iimen.. H. J-
Uohtenthal. j. B. Bimons, J. J. Boberts, J. W.
Humus and t G. B perry. . , ,
i, : i W. A. Richardson
Marshal JnB HHl8
Preeiaet OfBoer.
i t:. . k. sim W. K. Kichanlson
Citahl... N. B.WbtatoM
TJalted States Land Officers.
mi i .a nl. . .
I. . Moors SZl'lZ
A.B. Biggs OMnrtr
LA OKAHDS, OS.
E. W. Bartlett, x&.'fcl
l.n. Hi,bbiM..- lUoeiver
XORXT BOCiaTIB
RAWLINS P08T, NO. IL
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Q. W. Bmlth. CO. royUA.
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Outlook
(Formerly the GRAND CENTRAL.)
HEPPNER, OREGON.
MRS. L. SMALL, Manager.
Washington, April 21. The following statement regarding
sending of the ultimatum to Spain was issued to day:
On yesterday, April 20, 1898, at 11 o'clock, the department of state tended visit of several months it their
served notce of the purposes of this government, by delivering to.Min- oW bom1 uemvj. Tuey were so
J. W. Morrow returned on Wednesday
morning from a few days' abeeooe in
the metropolis.
Attorney Gourley, of Arlington, was
in Heppner on Wednesday looking after
some legal matters before the oirouit
oonrt.
H. 8. MoEwan, a nheepbayer, ia here
from Lander, Wyoming, wants to buy
up a lot of sheep. He arrived Wednes
day morning.
Be not deoeivedl A cough, boarsnesi
or oroup are not to be trifled with. A
dose in time of Hhiloh's Cure will safe
you much trouble. Sold by Oonser &
Warren. !
A. M. Bunce, rf presenting a Chicago
oommission bouse, arriped in Heppner
on Sunda morning. He wants stook
and suetp and ia soliciting consign
ments, f
Wanted By two Japanese young men,
work aa i cooks on ranch, In hotel or
private families. Experience in the
business 1 and satisfaction . guaranteed.
Inquire at onoe at tbia effloe.
Fossil Journal: Mrs. Andrew Tlllard
and her little boy, and Mra. W. 0. Brown
arrived the first of the week to visit
their mother, Mra. M. A. Donaldson,
who baa been very poorly of late.
Mrs. M. Liobtentbal and daughter and
Henry Blabm, wife and daughter arrived
borne yesterday morning from an ex-
ister Polo a copy of the instructions to Minister Woodford and also a
oompanied by Henry Blabm and wife
Published Every Saturday
13 Astor Place New York
anil torn Ahi 14 rati a.n.1 tlsntna tit.. Km
I ... . . . 11 . t S , YT . r. . I w vususFH ut VIVIW VIBUUI
copy ot trie resolutions pasaeu Dy me congress oi me unitea Btates on ,0a oon.in Adam, Blllhm Mr Henr,
Itbeiyth. immediately after tne receipt ot tnis notioe tne epanub Blabm is a brother of Mrs. H. Blabm.
minister fcrwarded to the state department a request for his passports I0' Heppner
which were furnished him yesterday afternoon. A copy of the instruc
tions to Woodford are herewith civen out. The United States minister
NoV"Op6n. New Methods.- New lYIanacre- a' Madrid was, at the same time, instructed to make a like communioa-
liou to tut) guvoruiueui ui oijuiu.
ment. Strictly First Class.
This morning the department received from Minister Woodford the'
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A atartllng incident ot wbioh Mr. John
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is narrated by blm as follows: Ml was ia
a most dreadlul condition. My akin was
almn.1 Una. i.u innka. Innnit.
following telegram, stating that the Spanish government had broken off L,,ted. Min ooniinaalu in back and
diplomatic relations with this government, i This course on the part of sides, ne appetits-graduaily growing
Spam renders unnecessary any further diplomatic action on the part ' dJ tr day. Three physicians
of the Uuited States: bd lYeD IM Fortunately, a friend
"Madbid, April 21,-Early tbi. (Thursday) morning immediately CT.Kf .,5aTta!
after receipt of your telegram, and before I had communicated the same bottle made a decided improvement. I
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Offioe boors, 8 to 10 a. m., aod 12 to
n m ai rMidsDoa. W. A. Kirk's prop-
arty, east of M. it cbnrcb, South, and 10
to li, a. m , w w o p. m., omu- iu
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Attorneys at Law,
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BORN
SEPTEMBER
18,
1841.
tififid ma that dinlomatio relations had been broken between the two my life and robbed the grave ot another
.n I I .a: M V7 . I .it a. .L
rree r7a8 "i 0 C0UDtrie8 Rnd thBt a11 official "nunications between their respective Sli M cen ts pr Mt ! at E. J. Wo-
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repi CBOUiOvivco uatc tcoicu. a auuutviiuij Htm iui ssio msn-jiva. I
shall turn the legation over to the British embassy, and leave for
Paris this afternoon. I have notified the consuls. '
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VELVET AND BAGS.
First National
Building.
Hirraia, i t Obcook
Bank
tf
Ellis & Phelps,
XTTORNEYS AT LAW.
Alt bnsltwas attiut4
satl.lM-tnry ssau ur
Collar tors.
Offke 1st Hattef SnlMlag.
i la a Bromnt sn4
Notarise Public su4
STOCK BRANDS.
Wails yos) as row smbaevipttaa paid fv
aaaesv yor brand la fr of ehars.
I Bora, P. O., ReptMMr. Or. Hnrsaa, P B c left
I tMakimt eauis, saioe us vm nip.
in its weekly visits to the homes of farmers
and villagers throughout the U. S.
Heppaer, Or.
Conk. A. J.,L-ti-0.-Hor-s, 90 oa rfcntanoal
dar; ( ttla, sam oa riabt hipi sat saark square
srov on wn aod split in nsnc.
Dautaaa. W. M . (Hlloway. Or.-Oattla. RDss
ris-ht it,swailow-furk ia saok sari koreae, B I)
on tart kip.
tf m m I sna. inaiua ur-aorMS nraoaaa t.L.1
hnriAr'SlI t CfT fV o simaktar, smuta aaata oa Uftaip. bale
UVHVl Ul Wlivwkvi llanBiar
Floraai
D. E. GILMAN,
IT HAS falUifully labored for their prnsrwrlty snrl happiness, for tha Improvement of tbslr ni . nrosoeritr bifjjols
hiislnrsa and home Interesu, for ediiratlon, for the tlevatlon ot Amrruan manhuod and I w"
true womanhood.
IT HAS told at the amide, Intereatluf and Instructive stories of thedolnicsol ths world, the
nation and sum. ....
IT HAS advised the farmer as to the most approved methoils of rnltlvatlns and harvestlnc bis
rrons. and the proper time lo convert I
IT HAS led
s century
vised the larmer as 10 ine mosi spproven ropinoii. it, riiiiivauiia mihi niiTmni, ui.
ps. and the proper time to convert them Into the largest possible amount of money.
I In all mailers pertaining to the welfare of farmers and villagers, and for Over s bslf
entury has held their confidence and esteem.
IT IS TXID.
a,i nlA Itfvifcs and nova IA his
hands and 84 1" " ?"
them. M.SrS
eultecUona.
Offioe ia J.
S spectaiiy Of sara
N. Brown's DoiUiDg.
'ittiS'Z&Jte New York Weekly Tribune,
W. A. RICHARDSON,
Justice of the Peace
and City Recorder.
council. "-
alls and fcnvs real aetata, rents koiMM, pats
tesa. to rnnvevsoelnt and lll wne y In
. .t In kla llrM.at roaannebta Scatva. tf
I
First National Bank
OF II EITHER
ea, L. a.
riaht ktpi aarssa.
abuoldar.
Jonas, Harry, Happaar, Or Harass braadad
d J oa Um tan stunlitart eattta bra ided i oa
right kip. aleu aadarbtt ia left sat. Une ia
Momnt eoaaty.
Jnhnana, rails. Leas. Or. Hnraaa. el re In T a
tart eiine; settle, anmaoa rtakt kip, aatda bail
op la rx and euiit taft ear
laaar. Mika, Heepeee, 0r Horaas brnndMt
KM a tart kla aatttaaaakeaad snip ofl tafl
anri aaitar akipa oa UM rtaikt
Lanbrt. I. W. Mantio Or Horaoa branded
Land A o ("t abonbtari rattle aanM oa left
kip, wuta arar nkt eta, laraa aliis la nM
C. A. rlMCA.
T. A. PHt.
GEO. W. COMStR.
S. W. INCCR,
Prssldsftt
Viae Prasldsat
CesMer
Aaa't Cashier
Truactt I SrscnJ lull;; Biaa.
EXGHANOl!
i all part at Us f4-
Bought and Sold.UJ
tinar. Oenar. nepnaar ttr.t aftia.
rtakt kip. bursa Haa taft atsaaldar.
Btorsan, H. I, Hapaaar. Or.-Horaas,
aa tah abaaUVn aauta aaaas oa taft tap.
rWhr-ra. I. W.. Duaa-taa. Ilr. borsns O us
sboataen aatltaaaawaa Dabt kip.
rarbar A Htaama. H irdiaa.Ov.-Hor s lPoa
tanaaoaldar.
Pr.rwm, OIrr: borers branded bar and
hirld on tan sbooldat; rang, Klghl Mile,
SfirriW ronrity.
i. H LMtafVM. Ita.-IUraaa. Jl ana
mmm$ m. taft etaltari sallta.aaaaai taf kip.
awtar bn la enok nw.
tartar . W.. Ilfpaar. Or.-Hirasa, 40 as
taftsLeaUar. ai Ua. Qaa rtajitblp. .
aw. PL O Manuiar. Or. - Cttta W aa
tart kiss amp 4f iM and andWtnt la tafl rear,
savtaan taaiaj AT niWt ananktar.
Tkaatpaaa, t. A., HaBPr, I HaraaS. a
laWj aatua, I aa lan waiuiar.
P.. W H-vmt (h.-il eapttaj T
ias aa tart kip
Collai s ias steds aa all paints aa
itk aplit la an) a aara.
Wanaajba'aar. W. I
fiinrtar eierM 1W aa
Oaltaanf . '.!
r-t,l al'nldari aaiiia
arptas a4 adl.tdad fv-Sta
oa.
artr r.reta 1 W aa rtaM kip and niMa"
a l taaa I left ear. tUr. ia MxivW
Tbe pale girl should visit tha printing
offioe and get some oolor.
All butcbers ars not barbers, but moat
barbers are generally botobers. That's
my experience.
If you lose your "obapeaa" wbile out
biking, call at tbe Gasette offioe, tbsy
have plenty of caps.
Wbere yon never see "Itoyal Baking
Powder." Pains's Celery Oomoound.ele.
For more than fiftv-six vears it has never failed Mtb,"w"0r7-" '
" I Tkl. las ails.Mrb Ynk ffsAWMhaft laMfasl A
1UH sal Biisiuaa wuv bw -
(act tbat tba more soflTs yon give a laoo
drymao tba better be likes you.
If tba republican candidate for gover
nor ot Orrgoo ia elected, tbe people oaa
oongratolsls Ibemselvss on tbe fact tbsy
itb p-
Wbat paper baa the largest elrcala
tionf A t aper ot tobaoro.
Wbo la lb editor?
Tbe one who chews.
Too want a plug" li tba mootb, said
lbs "Fine Cot."
"Dsro tbe people," said tba adIUr of
tba Ilobo Baaeer, "bow oaa tbsy eipeet
me, out bare fifty mllaa from a river,
millions of milra from beavee, tea test
from lb dsvil and about two t loess
Write roar name and sddreaa on s postal rard, send It to Geo, W, Seat, Trlbuna Office, (sw I . . ajLlsksf shoo, to get Oot a lively
tori City, and s aampiseopf oi uie hew York weekly T ribiins will ps mauea to yoa. '
etieai.
On tbs blks sbs was s grareful rblar.
Could danes libs soqaeo tbs "rye '
Wauld slas "O" hs Wabash" so plalbUva
That lbs ladles tO--1 blras thel waaM rry j
Would embfutdef surb pfettf WansU-a,
And paint shams, alU) such taata, I'rf Uie bed
hut ahaanuldB't Iry s disk at potatoes -
1 navaf batfnad.doB'l f bar Skew," see said.
Two newspsper rspottera wb lived Is
ao attic I beg tba reporters' psrd s,
hat I tall tba trotb-wera oaa algbt
sroasadby a barglsr satsvljig tba lay-
do w. "faoey a barglas avmlog to as,''
asld on. "Uusb," wbtaparsd trtw otnsr
wait till be'a well lusi.U and Ibett we'll
boiler. ad fyrrbapa keU drop
Ibieg."
"So. sir:" said tba bieg of tba Robot.
9 -. a Sta il . S.
tha fat woniao or r.aroasj u raiisy s
stress, bow nbrt.lttsg m Ia toa, U aot
la It lot nomeat. tb U w
r-t. Tba toaag lady tbat I epaek !
k.-a to avnrr OSS of 0f BBSOllaWS I
as v '
good staodiog. I tell you sba la advsr-
tised mora tbaa any other womao I
know of."
We told him tbat according to tbe
New York Clipper, tba lidy with Bar-
sum A Bailey, was tba largest womta
Tba report waa current in lleppner
Wednaeday tbat J. N. Brown, formerly
of tbia place, but bow a resident of
Bills bore, had dlssppesred mysteriously -
sad bis wuereaboote eoald aot be told.
Ao item lo this effect also appeared la
one of tba I'ortlsod paper, but It proved
to ba uotrae. Mr. Brown was lo Port
land at tha time altaa liog to some bosi
and friends at Uillsboro
on earth.
"I beg lo differ with you gents, said
king. Corns with ma to tba railroad
yards and I will prove my aaeertioe."
We went with bio, aod euro anengb,
on tba side of sit Hat ears we read aa
follows :
Mian a A Poms,
weight, 40Ai length, 83 feel; oepedly,
80.000.
belog unable to Bad bias for some res
son, were Isd to lbs beety oonolueioB
that Mr. Browa bad been fooly dealt
itb, beaoa ths report
"Aa if a briok were lying lo my stout
sob-' ia tbe dsscrlp loa by a dyspeptic)
of kk feeling alter eating.
This is oaa of the commonest simp-
looi of Indigastloo. If yoo bate it, take
Great Ood," said one of tba party, Hbaker Dlgssllva Cordial
"I plly tba maa wbo baa lo work to fill
tiiatespaeitv,"
we took a fAomssI to think. Ihaa we
took oar bete off to the k Ing eed lo U
esse tbat waa palaftil, wa meaelersd
oor way to tbs osarsst gla tasill.
LCB YBRWOK.
And wo furnish It with the GAZETTE, on year for
$2.79, oash In advanoe.
Addr-s all Order, lo THE GAZETTE.
WHITE COLLAR LINE.
taf' Pnlnmliin Rirovnn PiifPfti SJnnnrl ISJovifpaiinn
Stoeri THEI'UONr; LUHEV 6ATZIRT AND OCEAS WAVE.
Leaving AUsr Hlreet Dt-ck, Portlsad, for Astoria. Ilwsoo, Losg Bsseb, Ooaee
Park aed Nahcotta. litrrcl oonnrclrQB witb Ilwsoo steamers and rail
road ; also at Young's Bay with Beer bore Heilroe!.
TnrjiiPnoND
Leaves Pen land 1 A. U. Daily, eierpt banday, Lsavas Aftnrta ft.tL Dally, Slept Sanlas
Lsavas Sartlaod i t bj t,y. nrt nundsy. SatnHsf elat-t. It P . taarx Astoria Da
at 16 A. M.,sacept Sunday and Monday. a.auay aiglrt-ir. M
OODAN WAVE
Leaves rtlnd and runs dtrert to I! warn. Tneadsy and Thareday at A A. bf. fjarardar St I P. M
kaattay stsbt at P. At.
Iasa I! aero WediMotay snd Friday at 7 Si A. M, Un baattay stalit at (
Eav;e CiVrlti li hhd Ddiiilloi Bulb Mn Frf, Eipew.
hot Tree bird Raw.
"From my childhood I have Usa la
poor health aod ay skin waa yspew.
Wbea I was 10 years old I bad sail
a A a
rosnm ao one ot my Deode. I got a
bottle ef Hood s Harespanlla aod before
I bad taken all of It my band was well.
I bsva DSVaf base Dmabled witb Sell
rheam slsos." Mra. Itartha Rsld, Baker
uity, urrgoB.
Hood a nils era easy to take, assy to
Operate. Lore isd taalloa, bradaeba.
kkTiNTAlbPiar.
Uraad t arslval ai Opefa Rasa. Tsredat
veaisg, A aril t
Ona of Ibe most dallgbtfttl and la taf
eating etitsrUiomaole of tba aassr will
bo gtvsa el Ibe opera hoaae oa Tarsdst
algbl, April an, Boder tha sospU-ai of
Haaeooel f. No. 13. I. O. O. f.
Daogblsrs af llebaaee, of RsppMp, Tbe
program tW lb erselag wOl waste af
a caraival bf tba Tar load a mnaa Bkts
ellbe oily, with Revel as J ast(usav
taasea to ba wera ty Ilappaet'a sbarss
log foaeg UJirs, slao faa drill by 13
yoweg Ia4ta, ee ravel rbataa rrdllaWoae
aod aonta airallest assata by tbe (l.pp
oar atcbeatts.
Care tbat eaash tkltsj flbltsb'l Cora.
The beat ens b eara. lUltavre eteay
protsiptly, Om kllliuO b4ll4 aald leal
ysa. 4ldoaarr JVta. fi-A l by Oa
eat A Wsrtra. f
Not ooly tbia symptom, bat all tho
symptoms of Mltgipio) ore tared by
Hhtker Digestive Cordial.
bo many esedkinee to core Ibis ooa
disorder, Ooly ooa tbat oan ba tailed
eoorwtafot, beoao.es ooly oat that acts In
a slrnpla, Baloral, aod yet soieotlfla wsy,
Hhaksf Digsslivo Cordial.
Porely vsgnUbla, sod Oootsioiag 04
dangerous Ingredieots, Hbaker Dfgssa
tlva Cordial toe as Bp, slrsagtbens, sad
ras tores to bealtb Bit tbt d!gtstlvt
arises.
Hold by draggle, price 10 aeaU to
tOO B bottle.
Jadft Iwsll was over from Pen J I e-
t-a o WeJoaa.lt and held aa ad
fen rard Ursa of sireail coart. Tbe saae
of E. P. Orsaae vs. J rose Uraeee, askiag
thai the eart great Jeorrs of dlvoreo
to plalol.fr, K. F. (Ifaaoa, was laksa Bp
aod tba J alga erdrl drsraa in b
ft an ta4. fioma kirtar orl at si tars
ware sl' sett led, attar wbioh ourt a4
Jtnreed. Jadgs Iiowsll retarael borne
Ihesvrsisg traio.
Bsbtase Aran Oalvs.
TVs Bast Halve lo the world fi Cot.
IW staaa, Home, L'tore. "sit "bruM,
revar rVava, let tar. Oappal llaaU,
t'hlltlataa, LWna, au all HI a trap
bona, knd prantlrsiy rarae fllee of BO
pay re-i'ttrrit It to gaaraatrad lo fia
ttaffafi saltafasUuO or auaprr rafoadad.
fftrolo aaala Br twt. rof eel by
Ulsewpj rnog fW., f4 i. Waowsj, toaaagse,
t)yepepai taied. fbllob't Yllaltasf
I aioiad lately rslietee sar aiotoaro, oi.
tag Bp of diatrraa, and ta Ibe graat
kl lory aa l liter roity. UJ by Cua
r A Wsitea. t