ft
1
A LITTLE SUFFERER
Face, Handa and Arm Covered With
Scrofulous Humors How a Cur
Was Effected.
"When five years old my little boy had
scrofula i lls lace, bands and arms. It
was wont on his chin, although the sores
on his cheeks and hands were very bad.
It appeared In the lorm of red pimples
which would fester, break open and run
and then scab over. After disappearing
they would break out again. They caused
Intense itching and the little sufferer had
to be watched continually to keep him
from scratching the sores. We became
greatly alarmed at his condition. My
wife's mother had had scrofula and the
Only medicine whioh had helpd her was
food's Sarsaparilla. Wo decided to give
It to our boy and we noted an improve
ment in his case very soon. After giving
him four bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla
the humor had all been driven out of his
blood and It ha never since returned."
Wttxriji ftajftz, 416 South Williams St.,
feoutn Send, Indiana.
tGu can buy Hood's Sarsaparilla of all
druggists. Be sure to get only Hood's.
HnnH'a Dillc eo'e Liver Ill:eay to take,
SlUUU rlllS easy to operate. & ceuU.
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McCall's Magazine $1.00 1.30
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get clubbing rates witn any paper on
earth.
METH. EPISC. CBUKCH.
SERVICES.
Banday 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sunday school
10 a. m. Glasses No, 1 and 2 at 12:10 p, m.
Epworth League Devotional meeting at T p. to.
Prayer meeting, Thursday, 7 p, m.
'The Spibit and the bride say. Come."
The pastor may be found at the parsonage ad
Joining the ohnroh, where he Will be glad to
meet any wo may desire to consult hiin on
religious, social, civic, philosophic, educational,
or any ether subjects,
- j is W. FLESHER. Minister.
Hi. E CHURCH, SOCTH.
SERVICES.
Sunday, preaching 11 a.
11 a. m..7 n. m., class
meeting following morning service.
Sunday school, 3 p. in. upwortn league, t n
- day, 7 p. m.
"Let us forsake not the assembling of our
selves together."
Pastor's residence in parsonage, next door to
church. C. R. Howard,
Pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Services each Sunday at 11:00 o'clock a. m,
and 7:00 p.m. Prayer meeting Thursday even
lug at 7:00. Choir practice Saturday evening
at the church. , R. L. Bhei.ly.
Pastor.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal church
will meet at 8 o'clock, p. in., on the first
Wednesday of each mouth, at the home of Mrs.
T. J. Matlock.
Take Notice.
Miss I. M. Sigsbee, the young lady
employed by the direolors of Heppner
sob io I to fill out the term of Miss Hast
ings, resigned, is a Cousin of Captain
Sigsbee of the Maine. Miss Sigsbee is a
resident of Florida, but baa been attend
ing the normal foqooI at Monmouth for
the past year. She is a niece of Mrp,
Wm. Letter, of this oily.
E. 0.: W. H. Daughtrey, buyer for
the Paoifio Meat Co., came np from The
Dalles this morning. Two carloads of
cattle from Caldwell, ldBbo, he will
transfer at Pendleton for shipment to
the Sound. He also expects to receive
next Monday three carloads fromWm.
Radio, of Long Creek.
Jos. Filz, who was the viotitn of a gna
shot wound gome two months sinoe, is
rapidly i proving nnder the care and
treatment of physicians at Portland.
Tbey eipeot to locate and remove the
ballet lodged io Jim's anatomy, soon
aften which it is exoeoted his. entire re
covery will be rapid.
The direotors of the Heppner school
met on lest Saturday and Chose the fol
lowing oorps of teaohere tor the ensiling
sohool year! Prof. W. 0. Howard, Miss
Annie Baleiger, Misa Snell, of The
Dalles, MiBB t. M. Sigsbee, of Mon
mouth, Mies Mary Barker , Mrs. Mollie
Johnson and Misa Ada Jones.
Bro. Richardson, who keeps the
bicycle rental Bgenoy here very indie
oretely rode on the eidewnlk with his
wheel this morning and the little error
oost bim 85. All "bike" riders moat re
member that there is an ordinance
against riding on sidewalks.
Marriel At the parlors of the Hotel
Heppner, on last eveninu, Rev. J. W.
Flesher officiating, Miss Birdie Rossi, of
Boise, Idaho, to Mr. Frank Calloway , of
Heppner. Mr. and Mrs. Calloway ex.
pect to make their home at Weiser,
Idaho, in the near future
Mr. Steeves, a sheepshearer, is quite
sick down at the Hotel Heppner. He is
a member of the A. O. U. W. at Pendle
ton, and the members of the order In
Heppner are looking after the needs of
the young men,
If you are going to Cut a to fight the
Spaniards, fortify yonr system and
strenathen yonr atomaoh by eating
Queen olives, the finest pickle extant
For sale in bulk by P. O. Thompson Co
John F eming, a Montana sheepman,
arrived yesterday morning and wants to
buy 10,000 bead of etook sheep. The
Gazette hoDes he may be able to aecure
the sheep he wants in Morrow oounty.
A. T. Von Ettinger, of Portland, rep
reseuting as special agent the Commer
cial Union Assurauoe Co., of London, ia
in onr city today for the purpose of es
tabliehing an Bgenoy.
Mrs. Annie Creighton, danghter of
Mrs. Julius Keitbley, arrived from Port
land on Sunday morning to visit ber
relatives and frieuds in this city for a
short time.
fl. A. Rhea has nurobased ol 1. W,
WAR NEWS
Portland, April 22 Tri
bune Dispatch, 3:25 p. m.
The blockade of Havana will
begin tonight. The Ameri
can cruiser, Nashville, cap
tured, today, a Spanish troop
ship with 15,00 soldiers
aboard. The report of same
has been confirmed.
The battleship Oregon has
been ordered to the Atlantic
station.
The president has signed
he bill calling for 100,000
volunteers.
PRKSS COMMENT.
WAR! WARM WAR 1 1 1
Io esse of the success of fusion io As yet war bae not been deoiarea oy
Oregon, where would the pcpoliets be the United States, but it ia momentarily
as to national legislation aa to the prin- expeoted. Unole Sam is In need of
oiples whioh ti.ey advocate? They would Cavalrymen. In ease war ia deolared, a
bave a democrat in congress from the call will be made on Oregon. All sound,
First district, a eo-oalled "free silver temperate yonng men, good horsemen,
republican" from the Seoond dlstriot, who desire to enter the service, should
and a democrat in the United States oommnnioate at once with Thos. Booth
senate ; for it ia said Judge Bennett, of by, at Lexington, Oregon, who baa or
The Dalles, ia slated tor the latter plaoe. dera to enlist men for this purpose from
The populists bave given up both their Capt. H. MoFarland, nnder whom a oom-
prinoiplee. and. in oase of success, they pany is to be formed.
bave have also forfeited the offioes and
honors. Salem Statesman. The rapid ringing of the fire bell
about i o'olook yesteiday afternoon
u - . i. . L. .-j
V., th.t oili tit. h. ornmun OrOUgDl OU1 OBt VeuyiB 1U a UUWJ auu
has been resolved npon there should be
the fire appartua was rushed out at
breakneck speed. The fire proved to be
This lit lour Opportunity.
On receipt of ten cents, chsh or stands
cenerous snmple will be mailed of tin
most populnr Caturrh and Hay Fever Cure
(Ely's Cream Balm) sufficient to demon
strata the grent merits of the remedy.
ELY mtOTIIUUS,
66 Warren St., Kew York City.
nn nacliifan iirloirtn in nnn O rajta ill?
among the people. It is no time to nothing more serious, however than the
make party oapital when tbe flag has
hPAii nnfnrlftrt to AVPnt7A thfl MflinA and
free an nnnre sed oeoole.-E. O. PPle Kood 80are- 00 dam8"e WM
burning out of a flue down at Jay Ship
ley e residenoe and aside from giving
done.
When once the power of the people
asserts itself, tbe politicians bave to
give way. This was demonstrated In
the Domination of T. T. fteer for gov
ernor. Tbe Dalles Ohroniole.
Rev. John Reid, Jr. , of Great Falls, Mont. ,
recommended Ely's Cream Balm to me,
can emphasize his statement, "it s a posi
tive cure for catarrh if used as directed."
Rev-. Francis W. Poole. Pastor Central JPrea.
Church, Helena, Mont.
Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged
cure for catarrh and contains no mercury
nor any injurious drug. Price, 60 cents.
How's This!
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any oase of Catarrh that cannot be
oared by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY A CO., Propa.
Toledo, Ohio,
It Is a very eatisfaotory flht where We tbe undersigned, bave known t . J,
both sides claim the victory. One fao- Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe
tiou of Multnomah republicans got tbe him perfeotly honorable in all business
i organiaotion and the other claim, it got TlTll TJlZ"
the offioes; and so both are enthusiasts Wbst & tkt,ax wholesale Druggists,
for tbe state ticket, and as united in its Toledo, Ohio.
support as though they loved one an- Waldkq, Kinnan & Mabvin, Wholesale
ATTEMPTED BUIC1DE.
Ber
other like brothers. Salem Statesman.
Republican euooees in Oregon must be
eoured next June in order to maintain
the good name o the state. Tbe com
ing election vw ill be watobed with great
interest in all parts of tbe oonntry, be
cause it is the first to ooour, and will be
taken by many as a forernnner of what
shall follow next November, when gen
eral elections are to be held. A weighty
duty rests upon the republicans of Ore
gon this spring, and not one should be
Drncaiats. Toledo. Ohio
Hall's Catarrh Cure ia taken internally,
nctinc direotlv uDon the blood and ma
cuons surfaoes of the system. Prioe75o,
per bottle. Hold by all druggista. Tee
timonials free.
Hiss Birdie Kosl Attempts to Take
Life With Cnloroform.
On last Wednesday evening Miss Birdie Rossi,
of Boise City, Idaho, was discovered in me
City hotel in an insensible condition. Investi
gation proved that she had inhaled chloroform
with suicidal intent. In a letter to her motner
she said she felt that she had disgraced her
.nia.ii.Aa he nnminv in Hp.nnner as she did and
.tavinir so long, but it is stated beyond the found faltering in bis plaoe.
question of a doubt that her conduct, ooin nere
and at home, has been of the most exemplary
sort,
Bometlme ago Frank Calloway resided with
his parents at Coldwell, Idaho. Miss Rossi
lived in a suburb known as Washoe and the
families were very intimate. Miss Rossi and
young Calloway became friends, and Anally
lovers, though Miss Rossi is some years tne sen
ior of Mr. Calloway. This disparagement
caused an objection on the part oi the young
S
TOCK-
1898
SPRING
PLANTING.
"uwffj'jr
Clean, Thrifty Trees, Two and Three Tear Old, Carefully Orown of the Beat
Varieties tor this Climate Fully Guaranteed.
pes 1000.
$ 30.00
8.00
1.00
3.00
1.00
5.00
60.00
5.00
20.00
3.00
30.00
30.00
30.00
100.00
50.00
l The sum of Ave cents per line will be
rhnrrari fnr "nariia of thanks." "resolutions of
l&&it&ffiil Ayers the beautiful fell property, corner
li:?"1 !?. May and Chase streets, which w.ii here
a. Notices of church and society and allother ... ina clty residence of Mr. lihea
entertainments irom wnion reveuuu vu m mr ,
rived, shall be charged for at the rate of five and family.
cents a una. inese ruies win uo ivriuujr uunr
ladle's parents, but Miss Rossi was firm in her
love for Mr. Calloway. Since last fall Calloway
has been in Heppner, and about six weeks ago
MUs Rossi very indiscreetly came to Heppner
for the purpose of marrying Mr. Calloway.
This had been postponed on the account oi the
financial condition of the young man. A few
days sgo Mrs. Rossi came over from Boise, their
home at present, to dissuade Miss Birdie from
her course and to take her home, but It appears
that rather than do this she preferred to die.
However, the attempt could not have been suc
cessful with chloroform and perhaps to this she
today owes her life, for her purpose was clear,
and with a more deadly drug would bave succeeded.
The whole affair was happily ended last even
ing by the marriage of Mr. Calloway and Hiss
Rossi. This bit of sensation has caused much
comment, but in Heppner, It appears, H does
not ever reaulre facts to make talk. As indis
creet as the young lady has been In this, let It
be understood that there has been uoimng
worse than an opportunity given to the town
gossips to whisper scandal.
The great drawback to assured suo
obps is tbe faotional difficulty in Mult
nomah County. Tbia we do not believe
to bave been wisely bandied by tbe state
convention, and instead of being made
better, baa grown worse. It should be
the espeolal charge of tbe republican
leaders to see that some sort of a recon
ciliation is iffeoted whereby tbe feeling
nA tn In avat InatannA.
Advertising rates reasonable and made known
upon application.
Mrs. Ada Cortis, who is at present in
Good Samaritan hospital, at Portland,
receiving medioal treatment, is improv-
iog and will be able to return borne io a
tew days.
W. A. Goodwin returned from Port
land this morning and will leave for bis
home at Condon tomorrow. He left bis
Hoi Ye voting men of Morrow, whistle np a
lively tune
For the candidate, I'm free to state, will stay
with us till June,
Then let him treat his voting friends to Sperry's
l.lnwnnd Rve.
He'll catch our votes if he wets our throats
Bold only at the Belvadere Baloon, E. G. Sperry, boy, Frank, at the hospital in Portland
Alien HiVHUB, VI ucIWM""t
leave soon tor Baker oounty where be
ill reside in tbe future with bis family.
He will range bis sheep io Idaho.
Jne Banister, of Hardman, it in town
tndav on his way to Weston where bis
Here and There.
Eatray Notice.
One bay horse, white spot in forehead.
One grey mare, both bind leel wnne;
each 4 years old. Braoded on rigni stine
with tbe following deaonoea onaraoinr:
inverted "l" froeen with the letter "P"
on its stem. Will pay 91 W eacn for
their delivery to U. Fadberg or informa
tion leading Io their recovery. Addreea
A. H. WwDflOB, Lexington, ur.
for ber home on last
tbree sections fenced and outside range,
can set particulars of same by calling at
thiaoffloe. al-lm
Dr. E. B. Hunlock was called to Bard-
man the first of tbe week to see Mra.
Levi Sbaner whom be reports as very
seriously ill.
We presume yon use soap and if ao
tbe beet ia cheapest. Hoe Cake ia itriotly
pure with no free aUalL Rhea ft Go.
Statements for the Famous Simple
Acoount File printed at tbe Gazette of-floe.
"Oo'n juice" ia all right but Low Til- family are living. Joe expeoti to be
ls1 haa a hranri of 14-vear-old ffoodl
that la bard to beat. 603-tf. Mrs. A. Roael, of Boise, Idaho, who
.v , tr.ni,n t.th. has been fiaiting in Heppner tbe past
T . ...uh. nn ahartrea. Tr Dr. week, departed
Vatican's new olan. 604-tf. enlng,
tw amndatlnn and courteous Anyone io need of good abeep range,
treatment at tbe Imperial Hotel, Seventh
and Wash. Sti., Portland, Oregon.
E. O. Noble ft Co. are mailers after
business. Tbe" flues! aaddlea and bar
neaa to be found to Heppner. See tbeir
new ad io this issue. tf.
The Gazette earnea a full stock of
mourning note, oorrespondenoe style,
with envelopes to matob. Those desiring
auob stationery can h
bud plied at tbis offloe.
E W. Rbea ft Co. positively guarantee How meoy looal warriors are going to
. . -.i. -i hma Th th front, now that tbe nation is about
mi iiirni u v uisvva vu " '
trill not be ooderaold and their cnslo- to get iolo trouble?
mere may depend on tbia proposition, aa Bring your bides, mile and furs to
bey are in it to atay to the tf 28 tf Bo. Matbews, at tbe Liberty Meat
' Th.ra'a more clothing destroyed by Markt. He pays bigbeet market prioe.
utn ihss b actual wear. "Hoe 619-tf.
fUk.- aoan contains no free alkali and Tbe stare and atripee are waving Io-
... th. An.. I I.im- TrvilMav nn the big flag pole oo the baok
and notice tbe difference in quality, corner.
Rhea A Co. Fine lot of oraog bought at apeclal
Dr. John W. Rasmus, of tbe "Red- prices for sale cheap by P. 0. Tborop-
lirht.H ever en the alarl for eomethiog sod Co,
new. oao furnish you tbe finest cock- Born-To the wife of Jaa. Thompson
tails In Ibe lend Manhattan, Jersey, h0 tjoppoer, last night a 10 pound girl
Termoolb or Om made by ao artist In rjjggfit aeaortmeot ol eyrope in Ilepp-
tbe bueineee. Drop In ana late me D(, fof til by p q, Thompson Co,
.a al I
taste out of your mouin. R ni.,,ion and wife were vwitore
Frank MoFarland baa beo appointed (b ej,r lrom Eigo Mil f "atefdaj
special ageol of The Equitable Life As M Lichteotbal 4 Co. for ehc.
soraooe Co, of New Tork, tbe etroogeei
in tha world. Cash eurplua to policy T. Miinas Tar,
. holders of over 60 milllot dollar. Don't wllfB try, and buy again. It
taka Insurance witboot eeeiog
f 1
mm
Mil
1 1
Now ia the time
every om
d take a
Bpnue; tonio 10
of soreness may be allayed and the re
publioHUS made to forget their personal
and political grievances.
Tbe oempaigo tbia year is ooe of prin
ci pie, and so it will be iewod through
out the oonntry, Oregon has committed
herself to sound money in tbe past, and
nothing baa arisen (o justify a recon
sideration of the vote of November lBIMi.
The silver issue is being foroed again
to tbe front, and tbe republican party
must defend tbe ataudard it won a year
and a halt ago.
Tbe men who hav been honored with
leadership must see tbeir duty plain be
fore Ibem, and make every honorable
effort Io allay tbia unfortunate faotiooal
feeling. It is not a time for abuse or
unkind words. Boob treatment never
did, nor never will, win a vole. But let
sooh spirit of conciliation be abown
that every voter wilt be made to feel
that be ia still republican, and not an
onto ast The Dellee Chronicle.
Secretary Kiocald refused to allow tbe
popolist nominee for elector to appear
simply aa tbe populist nominee, on tbe
tioket, two years ago, but instated in
putting after bie name alao a designa
tion branding bim aa el.-o a democrat
aod silver republican. Tbia year ha at
tempt to keep off of lb ticket by ar
bilary action (eetliog himself np a
jodiolal Instead of ministerial officer)
the popoliate, and to bave lh ticket
bar only Ibe fuaion namea, designated
W. O.Thompson returned on Tuesday
from Canyon City where he had been
looking after business matters. Walt
has decided to go into the drug business
over there and expsota to leave Heppner
with bis family shortly. Tbe Gazette
is eorry to bave these good people leave
the town, but Walt deserves to auooeed
and tbia paper bopea bia new venture
will prove ao exceedingly successful one.
ACETYLENE OAS.
Tbe light of tbe future. Why not be
independent and own your own little
gas plant which will give four times
more light than ordinary gaa or electrio
ligbta at one bait the ooat? Applicable
for use in churches, stores factories,
hotels, residences and country bomea ;
safer Iban ordinary gas or kerosene
lamps. Approved by all tbe Boards of
Underwriters throughout tbe united
peb 100.
Apples, Crabs and Prunes, 60 kinds,' 6 to 8 ft $ 5.00
Pears, Cherries, Plums, Peaches, Aprioota,
Nectarines, Quinces, Almonds, Somoni BtoSft
Blackberries and Raepberrie
Currants and Gooseberries
Strawberries
Grape Vines and Pie Plant
W. Aab. Elm. Walnut. Maple. Box Alder
Poplar 5.00
Hard Maple, Mt. Ash, English Walnut,
Butternut 10.00
Roses, two year blooming age, out door. . . . 15.00
LiUo, White and Purple, 2 year, xx 8.00
Our collection of Roses. Shrnba. Bulbs, Olimeri, Flowering trees, Evergreens,
Weeping trees, etc, comprises tbe beat aeleotion and shall be pleased to make you
prioes on application. 50 at 100 rates, 500 at 1000 rates. Prioea are net, packing
added at ooet. Cash with order, or Bank Reterenoe. Order early before (took is
broken and you will get just what yon want. Address,
Payette Nursery,
Payette, Idaho.
A NEW FIRM
E G. Noble &
Successors to Noble & Co.,
Are in this field at the old stand with Harness, Saddles. Whips, Spurs, and an endless
lof of everything in their line. E. G. Noble and Mrs. ,Qeo. Noble comprise the
new firm who will pay all bills of the old firm as well as collect what la due.
NOB1VB
CO.
Are out to do business and plenty of It. Don't
overlook this. Repair work a specialty.
THE fRT OF BREWING.
Was Perfected by the
Production of....
HOP GOUD
And now the entire world
Knows this verject product
stBtea. We want a first class agent m as trie ocar urewery oeer.....
every town. Write for catalogue and
prioes. THE ACETYLENE GAS MA
CHINE CO , Akom. Ohio.
On draught at
all popular saloons
The Maiqtiam Grand, ou Morrison
street in tbe Marquam building, ia under
exoelleol management and tbe puMio
will be royally entertained tbie winter.
New onmpaniea and new faoea will ap
pear from time Io time at tbia popular,
Crst olass theatre of Portland, and when
io Portlanifour denizena should ool fail
to take In eome of the floe dramaa that
will be presented. tf
Wanted A poaitioo aa foreman of I
abeep outfit. Twenty year trailing ex
perience. Know all route east and to I
Montana. Beat of referencea. Addreea,
Cbah. U Wiiielxb,
Pendletoo, Or.
STAR BREWERY COMPANY,
203 Washington St., Portland, Or.
Ad Matleaon and another yonng man
engaged in a aorap down town on
Wednesday in which Ad' adversary
oame out aeoood beat. Judge Riohaid
eon settled the account with lb regn-
I a wm.
THE BIG
BRICK HOTEL,
ThePalace
strengthen tbe
Bytera nd pre- M pop.dmo ailfr-rfpub" or m-
pare for the extra thing akin thereto. Mr. Kincald Is do-
demand of Nature. Every "pring log bis best to kill tbe popolist organi
se yatem it thoroughly orer- I would look better if be blm-
1 I, .1 . ,. 1 i.nnia. aelt were not seeking Io profil by ttis
haulod-there 1 a goneral houae- v '
, rrL - I uii wwan aa vs i a,iiuu wu w w w
cleaning going on within.
impuritie that bave been accumu- 1 bf pllclllJ oppo,iu bl, Bim M
lating for a year must be got Landidai for rlry lb legend dea.
ten rid of, and the ayatera reuo- pop silver ropob, or something similar
Vated and prepared for the aiege I tbarelo. What will the popolitl of lb
ht ummer. Uulea Nature 1 aa- lt think of this bold appropriation of
iated in this tak, the straiu ou hbm nmT-Hal. m Htateaman.
the avHtera ia too severe, and a
k.l,nn ia the rfault. aoms . " iTVmm v-
peo
aiata nee
. a
overcome ty an euerraiinn,
proaaod feeling, their Mu-rgi-e re-
lax, appetiw mw, " - -totally
diaalb-d f'r a mu.
CASTOR I A
For Infant and Children.
Till Kind Yon Hate Always Ecugbt
...Has been leased by...
V J.C.BORCIIERS
Who has sarurwt the senrlce of
ARS. MARGARET VON CAD0W
As manager. It will bo run in lirnt clann fhajio
in every department. Hateu reasonable..
SAMPLE ROOMS IN CONNECTION.
Bears the
of
w7
THE PALACE HOTEL BAlt,
J. O. BOROII33IIS. Prop.
NONKY TO L.OAN. I-, , .... . . r'
tt.1 Tioon" varm ti,! tvceps the iMncst vvmcs. Liquors ana Cigars.
plans of the Eqmtabl. lneure rxtb ,..,, c,hrtir at tH rat .l to
T7tf li a r and it will H'" n
vravw m
RmMm keeDiog tbe largeat aaeort-
MBt ol eaodie. frolt. cigar aod
aotiooa to be foond anywber in tbe
ell. Jaa. Hart I now abl to opply
yon with tb Portland daille Bad all
the magat'oae n Irindlcala. both ff-
sigs asd domaailc
lag saatur, gl Jim a call at tb vO'PP
r MINT A
1 AtnounU ol Imm II an tn l'.i.o al lht
trt r.lil. InU-fMl Miralila aniiiiallr. April-
r.ttMi.i nri.Mird only (mm Urmrra Brtiiallr I
Mi.lit, tin In larms. KoaiiU rt1ra
. tirlirTn. TV aiata ., ChaiHt ol tmniniffS,
PorilaiHi, Oroo. a
soTicr. of nusa vlats.
,orle iifgleot to Bupplr this aa- dlJaUf-v governor of Org..n,i a mas
i.Uuce, and aa a result hey are Uglonlog of hi. entry into
polities! Iifa, an earat advneale of Ibe
penpls's right. After reviewing bia
character and wbat b has do II I
only the nttaentpolone poliliniane who
Everybody luat uow iihU a touic, eill speak of bim In lerme of dlfMpet.
o:.- u.iA I Thf baa bo o moott snaetlv Hard
SOU owm fc"- 1 . , , . . . ,
wuri in um im.., iu, 11 m wuuvwi i.
mntle it all. Any man of aense
will adeslr bla eoorage and abllMr, and
is logically tbe bat tonio on the will edmll that be poeew taaey e,oll-
t TV-hnalth iiKfd tilti m.i mm di ir in i-aoev
, .... . . ...uit,..lrl Mp el man. Hut graal a are lb
liuilJuiffUP. notice a unie iani, .... . ,
uuuuiuH ut; qolntia, they are orha.lod by I
that l entirely barml. H. H. n. ff-rto it,4 t(HTt ,b, aJ.ane..
t'niTtn ai.Ts. I.ti o. ri a.
Tha Ixiim. or-en. April ih, !
'OTKaii. IIVkKHV I.IVKH THAT IMS
1 i.i.f..rH .il aurT-r "I Itiwnahlp II
MHilh, rant Jl tt ol Iha lllm-ll M.n.l
Ian. tw"B, ha in rl1 this nltirm an4
ll m im lallr aim In Ihia im nn naiumar.
Ilia JU itaj ol Mar, l. al 10 o . ! k a m.
M. H. r.Mi....,
Gibson &c Berger,
At ( Has lirW Oi l Sl4.
Hhnviitir. - If Ct.
I!itlrCuttln. UK
Hatlmll-V. r.verylliingSlrlcl-
Iv Virl (la.
w
OOL GltOWEltS
If you liavo not yet realized that th
"HOIK I
Mood
"tired feeling" and nwukv to the fact
that the
'old time are with u, your
i out of order, (let rid of that
Wool Growers'
Warehouse
in
it
mtaaftftf atit
..it. ..J!, it. ,.i,1if I . ...
ipuriy V'gn"il " of eeotWMny and proUeli. aaa
riabui f all the people of t)ria. w bat
be bae done fur ibe rpab:i risi
Iii the lan to More your wm.1 ihU eiton. Whv? I
catiM! wo do a tri tly warehotiMj lui.inen, and not 1 in in
the field huyiiip wind ouri lve, wo enroiirago coiiih titioii
. .. . . ...
:.' .' :.J 1 L. U nf Ihi
I niinl Miitra ere now rni)in
Ilxill l
f.,r N War a. It miria n-rti pr.
that ( a-arrta ar ! wn-t ilrlithlful bow
r-riltr ft rm-ily n rwn.
drum .rta Or. IV. SOr a fuarantrt.
UTKHAMY KUtM.
1 JMi'iM. "-
T 1 aj
f 4SL
A war pm by lUtai 4 Klpliag. -Mially
BPPoaiU to tb praeeol eriai,
will prar tn MoClore' Mi for
vr.. ti u A.MH,ihd aa treaties', with
I all of Kiollt.- WoBdstffol fP asd
oblMf. "f tO'Pd". ' J
"etrerg'h ' f e th' bund" i t wae"
. ... a . . . k . u f,M.M
. aw a - ----- -- drizzau
bA renv-dy that U nuarant4
to coutain no potaah, mercury, or
other harmful mineral Ingredient.
It is Nature' remdy, made
from roots and bert-s g,athrI
from Nature's great torehous. It
thoroughly clen the W ff
all impurities, tm. up the gen
eral health, rne. th- app-'
and impart new life and ig r in
the entire ytm. Dang-rou
typhoid fer at.d uthr prefaleut
summer (iiMaa- a-ldom attara a
pern h" arstern i thoroughly
cleansed and
toned tip with
S. P. H. in the
apriitg. 8.
g. 8. and re pre
pared. tVild by all
D. A. CURRAY,
f wftMflt ol rdlie
Tonsoricial Artistrrnon"1 t',c' ',i,ycr an' ,,'curu )u 'iKht price
thsvlef,
Hale CeOln .
shf.p, Mita i
IS CU
as
plea aod lb repqbliraa parly alll be
rm'Bitre4, Ibereseed M M ,
il ia iiiai i,m nie r r e'nri er(mr 1 . . O O 4
at aii ii.i ptain 10 ibe uet law. Mathews oi ucniry,
eataotlbe e'aie an. bete as ebviiag
faith la the aslnd of lb filer, sad In
(('. Ibe dnoiriae of luliiiWo
)! tff.ifte f i tie -aiitaey will be
W aslils 94 aatasaM I'lMtl fmttH lae.14
1
l a ff tX alf axes lot r-'x -4 Ii4m
siw amia liiim's Vim see Biaaa
4lp nm IM m-lM
mb4 I yf elf
laal teaaaae tils, U ealf rliaki t.frM
Shaving
lUiel sod pfe4. It I doisg ae
lajeatiA to s larg ebe of 4-
tiagaMbed aJ r rapihltnaae la It.i
etale ebes Ibe people eleet
Oeer governor of Ot
llepatilM ta.
BAHBERS
n rv Cenlt.
Mt trtM Imm- nt-l 4 t I f at ert
W a I'm , t nt 4 ai-t ! Mai, tm mw K..11M a,t-t n mmn.
1l finr IMMI.N IMi WeM '-h"- . wttlM fum a !' 4M.
U. F. IIYND, AUnagcr.
av-f lee m" BiMlk ef fti.t'
l.ej. Use lb beat. If are
Irosbled aMb eMtiplte, eeJio ekia.
4 a liM feeliag, lake Karl' CWeet
Tea, It t pleaeeal le lake. Hell ty
Ceaatf A W art). T
noiieae in it i
r-ts-V; lloe-Cake Soap
is No Eaual
S4Me Im Bi.e.ta M M k f
I f t'fcru .tot eeieaKi f et
U 6 W laJ. e4eae.
Ma-1. outer raited Hi at a
palef.l, H tuoat 6eNMia1
tie di!Tertit ff"to allotlrrs
Obtains b) Utl, ffp alkali
Of woftllaee t'.'Atg.
-A BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY
Is that of plain and decorated
Chlnawaro & Quccnswaro At
Gilliam & Bisbee s
SeSef Ifce ear fca M. e. e
a4a'a. r.s Tiee
a: M la IM ll4 4
a
CO WHERE YOU CAN GET WHAT YOU WANT.
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