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Poor and Weak
Catarrh and Bronchial Trouble
Had no Appetite-Now Better In
Every Way-A Delicate Child.
"Some time since I took a sudden cold
Und could not get rid of It. Being subject
toostarrhand bronchial trouble I coughed
terribly. I lost my appetite and grew
poor and weak and I did not feel liko
work. I began taking Hood's Sarsapa
rilla. In a short time the cough disap
peared, I slept well, had a good appetite
and I was better in every way. Last
spring I was not feeling well, I had no ap
petite and no strength. I resorted to
Hood's Sarsaparilla and soon felt more
like work. My little nephew was a deli
cate child and had a humor whicli trou
bled him so he could not rest at night.
He has taken a few bottles of Hood's Sar
eapariila and now he has a good appetite
- and is able to sleep." Miss Abbib J.
Fekemak, South Duxbury, Mass
Hood's sSa
Is the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. $1.
Hood's Pill are best after-dinner
aiwu s f HIS pins, aid digestion. 25c:
A GOOD CLUBBING LIST.
l'he Gazette can offer the following
clubbing rates:
The GAZETTE 12.00 and Club Rate
Weekly Oregonian, $1.50 t3.00
" 8. F. Examiner, $1,50 '. ..... a jjj
N. Y. Tribune, U.00 a.7 5
" Inter-Ocean, 1.00 a 50
" S. F. Chronicle, $1.60 .' 85
" 8. F. Chronicle and map $2.00. . 3 75
Thrice-a-Week N. Y. World, $1.00 a.75
Webfoot Planter, 50c 2 OO
Leslie's Weekly, $4.00 4 25
Sural Spirit, $2.00 a oo
-New York Wool Record, $2.00 "... 3.00
McCall's Magazine $1.00 jg0
Yearly subscribers to the Gazette can
get clubbing rates witri any paper on
earth.
METH. EPISC. CHUKCH.
SERVICES,
in .Dmy U,a- m Vd I m- Sunday school
K.'VJK: .clM" No- and 2 at 12:10 p. m.
KPwortn League Devotional meeting atT o. m.
Prayer meeting, Thursday, 7 p. m.
rheBpiKiTand the bride say. Come."
lhe pastor may be found at the parsonage ad
Joining the church, where he will be glad to
meet any mo may dwire to oonBnlt him on
reliuious, souial ciio. philosophic, educational,
or any other subjoots. '
J. W. FLESaEU, Slinister.
M. K CHUKCH, SOUTH.
SERVICES,
Sunday preaching 11 a. m., 1 p. m., class
meeting following morning service.
aa8yU"'lay ho1, 3 p- n- EPworth league, Fri-
"Let us forsake not the assembling of our
lelves together." s
Pastor's residence la parsonage, next door to
ofcurch. C. K. Howard,
Pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Borvlccs each Sunday at 11:00 o'clock a. m.
and 7:00 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday even
ing at 7:00. Choir practice Saturday evening
at the church. . K. L. Bhri.ly.
Pastor.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal church
will meet at 8 o'clock, p. m., on the first
Wednesday pf each month, at the home of Mrs.
T. 1. Matlock
Take Notice.
1. The sum of Bye conts per line will be
charged for "cards of thanks," "resolutions of
rospect," lists of wedding present and donors,
fcud obituary notices, (other than those the edit
or shall himself give as a matter of news,) and
notlcof el special meetings for whatever purpose.
Notices of church and society and all other
entertainment 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.
Wesall away to Manila bay, the Dons we do not
fear;
And we'll leave behind the girls we love, cries
the Oregon volunteer.
With Dewey bold to lead us, and Old Olory in
the sky,
But ere we pass we'll drain a glass, of Hpcrry's
Llnwood rye.
Bold only at the Belvadere Saloon, K. O.
Bperry, proprietor. if
The Uszette is not heralding its com
ing with a brass band bnt its circulation
oan be determined at the Heppner post
office. Advertisers will please note this.
Here and There.
Bee M. Llchteutbal A Co. for shoes, a
Sam Donaldson is in the city from
Fossil.
What is Hop Gold? Heel bwr rn
arlb. Use ad. elsewhere. 1
A. Asbbangh visited Ileppnrr from
Eigbt Mile on Wednesday.
Mrs. Chss. Hperryis quite ill at the
Miideoos of K. C. Wills, in Heppner.
OninDSsae's (anions old "Dublin
Stoul," lmp0rlJ, at Cbrls Horober'
If
Lee Kilbonro and Tom Ifevidsoo were
in from lbs Oooeeberry section on Wed
Bslsf. Ths war is on and bow you ahonld
alwcrit for tbs isiflle. Tl.s latest
nsws, slwsjs. tf
I'siuliM remedy fr itraoting Issth.
If Dot as slated, no eliargra. Try Dr.
Vaagbao'e new plao. fx)4-tf,
Mrs. Nwt Jones, lire Miss J' libra,
I down from Hnmpfer eo a visit to brr
relatives si this plsae.
If yon need something for year sjtUm
II at lbs Thine Tl.s Telephone
Iood, Oily boiel boil.ln g. tf
Iksl erxornmo1t(m sod ootirlon
treatment at tbs Imp-rlsl tfntoL.Hevtntb
ed Wash. His., Tortiand, Oregon.
liring lour M.Irs, t 'a i. I furs I1
Iio. Msttsws, at lb Lilwny Most
Mark!. II psre bigbeot markrt price.
na-tf.
E. O. Nolle A Co. sr. rollre after
basil s(, T'sflil salill ant hr.
lo be f mid-I la tlp( Her. N 1 1. if
4 ia Ibis las ia. If,
Dr. John W. ftemi. c.f th ltl
llgbt," tr ni tt f.if tnrorlbtog
, fnftil.li "1 lh f,nrt ck
tails Ir V Ian I-MsnhalUtj, Jerarf,
Vsnuoulli r (1m - tusxls by an artt la
lb bu.s. Dr-'p ia su j li It s
lasts out of onr (noatb. tf
J. . . .
htUi'l'- 4'4i-
l.i 4,.., ., , a t I 4 . I
LJ SmS 1 '
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L e Paine is OTer from Hamilton.
Cbas. Bej mer is Id from Eight Mile
today.
J. B. Nanamaker was in Heppner
Weduesday.
Mr. and Mr. E. R. Bishop are visiting
mends in Portland this week.
Licbtentbal & Co. for shoes. Exclusive
shoe store.. Handles the best. 83tf
A
lively baseball game is one of the
features promised for the Fonrth
John Crismao was over from Long
creea- tbe first of the week for freight.
Cbas., W. J. and Albert Emery Were
aown from Parker's mill Wednesday
lust.
Heppner will oelebrate the Fonrth and
the fall of Santiago de Cuba at the same
time.
Miss Martha Neville is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Neyille, near
Heppner.
Joe Bannister took down a oar load of
cattle on last FriJav. for th TTninn
Meat company, of Portland.
Geo. Thornton is just recovering from
severe burns on the hand oanaed by an
aooident with oarbolio said.
Mr, William Wbelan. reDresentinar the
Union Meat company, of Portland, was
in Heppner on Wednesday last.
Ohaunoey O. MoDmald. representing
Uorbett, Failing & Robinson, of Port
land, was in Heppner Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Her, aooompanied by her
little consin, left on last Friday for a
Visit with relatives at Oregon City, and
elsewhere in the valley.
Judge Stephen A Lowell came over
from Pendleton ou Thursday to attend to
Borne oirouit oourt matters. He returned
home ou the nigbt train.
Wm. Hughes on last Saturday pur
chased at sheriff's sale the Geo. Swag
gart plaoe, situated near Tub springs.
Tbe prioe paid was $1,800.
Wm. Ellery, representing Hollowell,
Donald & Co., of Boston, wool oommig-
sin merchants, was in Honnnnr loot
week in the interest of his firm.
Mrs. Jasper Griffith, who bad been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Cbas. Jones,
of Heppner, for the past month, departed
on last Friday for her home at Weiser.
Morrow county's newly elected officers
will be sworn in on next Tuesday. Mon
day is a )egnl holiday, henoe no legal
business oan be performed on that day.
Lidies, take tbe best, If you are
troubled w ith constipation, sallow skin.
and a tired feeling, tske Ksrl's Clover
Tea, it is ploasaot to take. Sold by
Conser & Warren. v
W. E. Gentry was in town the first of
the week aaoompnnit'd by bis wife. He
expects to leave in a few dsys for Oakes
dale, Wash., where be will spend the
summer in ths harvest fluids.
Editor Patterson returned on Wedne.s
day morning from a short business trip
to Portland. He was called back to
Portland on tbe same evening to appear
as a witness in a oase before tbe United
States oourt.
Mifs Eva Brians hns boen seleoted as
the Goddess of Liberty on the Fourth and
is busily engaged getting ths forty-six
little girls ready for the part tbey will
have la the performance oa this Impor
tant occasion.
A subscription is being raised for tbe
purpose of preparing for a barbaqne ou
tbe Fourth. The Gcz.-tte hopes the
parties having this matter in charge may
luecaed, as a barbaqne would be a great
dri ving card.
J. VV. Vaughan, for a nomber of years
engaged in the mercantile business in
Heppoer, took bis departure tbe first of
the week for Newberg, Oiegoo , where be
expects to go into business, lie was ac
companied by bis family.
Hon. W. H. Wilson, of Tbe Dalles.
bas (men chosen as t!ie orator of tbs day
at Heppner on the Fourth. He issiij
to be one of the best orators in the state
and our oitiEens are promised treat in
this line on Ibis oocasion.
Tbe Orttetta is In receipt of a letter
from Oeo. French, dated at Weiser, Ida-
bo, June 21 Us reports the weather
very but aud dry, but the aline? drive is
progressing nicely. His adlress fore
time will be Belleview, Idaho.
Married. At tbe parsonage of tbs M.
E. church, Hntiib, at 8 o'clock 00
Wednesday evening, Jons ?J, 1HJS. iiev.
C. IL Howard officiating, Mr. W.T. Uatteo
lo Mrs. Fsnnia Brown, both of this city.
Tbe Uaeetle extends congratulations.
Percy C. Holland, representing the
Pacific Paper eompsny, of Portland, was
in Heppner on M e-lues.Uy doing basi.
nms for bis firm. Mr. Holland is an old
riiinlDlRoe of Mr. (Vie, of lhe 0rtie
furre, bating bu school bojs together
in lhe East.
Oeo. Rome and wife ware arrested and
tskrn brfore Judge Kirhar'laon no
Wi-duM l.y, on roiiipUlnl of J. O. Wat
sod, wbo rbargsd the II'iidm with stal-
log sores of bis o1otb. NotfJjJingeny
vidrnre of guilt sgaiusl tbe parties, tbs
juda's dltmiitaoj tbe cas.
A) tbe Hoppnar Candy Factory is lbs
place to get eol, rrfresLiog summer
drink. Ja. INrt ro furnish too milk
ehkket, sod'i, tr erearn smla, ri,g
ios, p.tj cl Iff, rla. InsOroam booths
rioely filt1 np. Cims sol try the
Dr flifot e tiw Ihiiif end 'v floe.
OU tf
Fratk MrKarUud bs lre apixilotod
s mI Bgil of The Ieilable ljf As
sarauee t'o, of NVw York, tb strotigMl
10 tb winlL ( ash surplus In p'lllry
holders ol over ful roillk.t dollars. Uxi't
take insiirane wilboul swing lhe DS
.ns rf lbs f' j vUl.U. i.nr-e tx-lb
arte at rati. 7Tlf
I'ul.in iiur wi:i i-m It'll by I be
cbafil,ts of ippnr sxh Hoe Jsv tvu
leg d .rog lb cioe lb ol July, leg inning
! Kunilsy st lie ( bristise rborab.
lis . I ;bf. f tbs M. E. ebereb, will
ilbf ( 'h t t'tstt tin ir supply tbe
toJpit, T the ' b ii)g pahlif f tbe
! f'su(l t'i rtibW ll.i so-
HOUStre tt.t.
Dyspepsia cuied. Sbilob's Vitalizer
immediately relieves sour stomach, 00m
icg up of food distress, and is the great
kidney and liver remedy. Sold by Con
ser & Warren. T
It you want the latest war news, the
freshest local happenings, city or
oountry, get the Gazette, semi-weekly,
Tuesday and Friday. Patronage belDS
make a paper. Compare it with those of
other towns the size of Heppner and the
UoZjtie will not sutler thereby. if
Pendleton Tribune: Mrs. F. J. Van
Winkle and ohildren left 00 today's train
lor Waitaburg. From there she will
travel with her invalid sister to different
places. They intend to spend tbe sum
mer guing from plaoe to placa ia bops
that her sister may be benefited.
While the volunteers andothar troops.
on their way to Manila, were at Hono
lulu over 7,000 letters were written by
them. The nostaee. amounting to 8-141
was paid by tbe Hawaiian government.
Most of the waiting was done in the
iegieiauve nans, rue stationery was
furnished free of charge.
East Oregonian: N. W. Potwine and
Miss Ida E. Potwine, father aud sister of
Rev. W.E. Potwine, will leave Thursday
evening for , New Haven, Conn. They
will be joined at Walla Walla by Miss
Cannon, of St. Helen's Hall, Portland.
and several others, and the journey mode
together as far as Chicago.
Geo. Thornton reports that he is im
proving from the burns wbioh he re
ceived while wa ting on Fred Bartholo
mew. He was usiug oarbolio acid on bis
hands as a disinteotaut, and the solution
being loo strong, burned both bis arms
very badly and it us feared for a while
that tbe result might be serious.
Through tbe kindness of Mrs. Amelia
de F. Smith, publisher, (be Gazette has
received a copy of the "Oregon Ofli iUl
Roster". It is indeod a baudsome nub-
lioation, containing the signatures of nil
tbe Oregon volunteers, also cuts of the
field and line officers, oamp scenes, etc
It is something every one should have.
Judge Bartholomew reoeived word yes
terday moroiog thnt Jesse Berkley.
whom he tools to tbe Good Samaritan
hospital at Portlund a short time sinoe
to be treated for white swelling, wis
much worse, and that bis parents ought
to oome aud see bim at once. Word whs
eeut to his parents to this effect aud they
departed on Inst night's train to be at the
bedside of their sou.
This neok o' the woods w is visited hv
a splendid rain on Wednesday night aud
Thursday whioh assures Morrow county
an abundant harvest this season. The
rain no donbt injured the hay oron to
some extent, but the damage is not great
as tbe weather has turnel off bright and
warm and what hay is down oan be
dried iu good shape. We bear little
complaint from the owners of hay orops,
at any rate.
J. E. Hosmer, editor of the Toroh of
Reusnn, a "freethoughl" taper publish
ed at Rilverton, Or., was in Heppner a
few days this week, aooompanied by his
wife. While soliciting subscriptions for
his paper, he was also wurking in the
interests of a school at Silverton, under
the control of the Oregon State Seoular
Dn ion. Mr. and Mrs. Hosmer left yef
lerdnv for Wagner, where Ihey will at
tend a convention of tbe Oregon State
Seoular Union, and also tbe exercises to
be held at that place in honor of tbs late
Katie Retain Smith, a disoiple of Ibis
very peculiar fuitb.
Kd. Cox was down from Hardman today.
A. and J. Palmcter. residents of John Dav.
were in Heppner one day this week.
Johnny Crismsu. of Lone Creek, nulled out
this morning with a big load of freight for mer
chants of his town.
Lee Kllbourue was called iidoii Iiv Recorder
Richardson to pay a fins Wednesday for uslim
obscene language on the streets.
Carpenters are busy lettini the rand stand
ready for the Fourth The exercises will b
held near the McFarlaud brtrk on Main street.
and all necessary arrangements lor the comfort
of visitors will be provided.
A hsi storm in Garfield county. Wash., de.
stroyed40 acres of wheat for George Rtollcap,
and D. U. Knlttle and Mr, Rohlnett each lost a
100 or more acres. All vegetation In Hie vicinity
Whs destroyed by the hall storms.
Ths O. R. A K. Co. are putting up a neat and
commodious depot at lone. This has been
needed for some time and the Gartt congratu
lates the clllrens of our thriving young neigh
bor that at last her demands are being recog
nised. Dell K no 1 Urn's Comedy Company render.!
th well known comedy "I'nrle Josh" to a
liberal audience last night. Tonight the troop
111 glv"(.'ulia"an up lo date tilav which will
prov attractive to all our opla who will at
tend. Mr. K sow Hon Is one of ths bnt known
and most sorniaftil comedians on th road.
Arllnston Ktrord. This cnnoaiiv la LHImI in
show In Heppner for a few evenings, beginning
tomorrow night.
Harklea's Arsira halv.
The lkt Salve iu the world for Cute,
Uralmm, Sore, Ulcers, Halt Hbeum,
Fever Hores, Tetter, Chapped Uaods,
Chilblains, Corns, am, all Hk'o Krop
tions, and positively enres PiUs or do
pay required. It Is guaranteed to give
lrlfct atifotlon or money refunded.
Price 25 rente par box. For sale by
K locum Drug Co., K. J, hl'XMini, maosgrr.
FCl'KTM OF JIXV KATKli
For lbs F.mrtli i.f J ul IU O. It A Co.
ill Sell eiAuri-in llcsvls from Uepposr
lo any sts'l'io la Oragie end r-tiro, lo
cln ling WslluU bti l Wall Wall, at a
rate of ons fr f ir roiind trip. Tiaks
ill lis ild oa July 21, 3 l.iu 1 4th, good
Ut fsturo on July 6th. Fur further In
formation - o O. II A N. Sgel.l at lli-i p
Mr. iVdi if
llraaiy H !.: I. p,
(n M'l tic '.n a iir.ii t'. u. So
lii r itiioiil it. I a- ik t I .mdy i ilit'
t !-n inr I ! ainl j. it 1 ,1 jii I.)
stirring op tli i if nvr and luting sil 1111
I.iiiiIm- li'im I-h). ludif
tl,!ti ,iiii.1 U,,l., ,l,,f I,., litir
aodlti-'l a . V I v ImImmi fiititr it,,n I.f l4lhiis
C mm jrrl, Iwtiity .,r lflils. Allilmg
liU, slU tn.n giiriiim. In, , , U .
?flaJ
As the pral proprietor fthe()e.
stt ! I'' llpper ikio,
diwirnq i4 rilling Up Lm sflalr.
b. i.
Vib.l
i d i bits e nieal tia ! n-, mt thai
1 (. ran o.mI all diue la. Drop to id
a III ef astonl.
IT tf
assault and Battery Case.
Jndge Richardson was called Boon to
preside in case last Tuesday tbat was
very much out of lhe ordinary. It was
a assault aud battery oase preferred
against Mrs. Robinson by Miss Mabel
Munkers, both of Eight Mile. Mrs.
Robinson was accused of assaulting Miss
Munkers on the 25d inst., using bolts,
king pins and other ornde implements
of warfare. Mrs. Robinson plead guilty
to tbe charge aud was fined by the
oourt (18.
Everybody Bays 80.
Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most won
derful medical discovery of tbe age, pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently
ami positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
clcanslnsr the entire system, dispel colds,
cure hondaolie, fever, habitual constipation
and biliousness. Please buv and trv a box
of O. C. C. to 3ny; 10, 25, 50 cents. Boldand
guaranteed, to cure by all druggists.
FOU HALE.
Ranch, 320 aores, good land, 4 miles of
Heppner, all fenced, plenty of water.
bouse and barn, 140 acres of summer-
fallow, all ready for fall crop. Easy
terms. Call at tbe Gazette offioe.
654-tf
To Core Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic 10c or 25c
If C. C. C. fail to cure, druggists refund money.
$100 KEWARD !
Will be paid for information leading
to lhe arrest and conviction of any per
son stealing oattle branded "WH" con
nected on the left side. Waddle on the
nose. Percy Hcqhhs.
45-novS
Educate Tour Bowels With Cascarets.
riiin.lw rinthnn.ln ,1 ,1 .
100. If C C. C. fail. drueeisiB refund nnn.
THE EMPRESS OF JAPAN.
Judged
by Japanese Standards She Is a
Patrician Beauty.
"Considerably taller than the aver
age woman of Japan, her majesty (the
empress of Japan) presents to the gaze
nil those attributes which her people
hold to be most exoressive of na.trini.in
beauty," writes Mrs. Robert P. Porter
in ine muiea' riome journal. "Of
slight figure, straight in outline, 6he has
the delicate waist, sloping shoulders,
slender neok and lone, nale fane to lie
Ren only among the nobility of Japan.
Her features, i-speciall v the nose, btf
rr,oro decided than one is accustomed
lo find. She bas the lone eves and
brows and the jet black hair, growing
in that ftrch upon the forehead, which,
suggestive of the beloved Mount Fugi
yama, is considered a crowning beauty
in Dai-Xippon. The empress has also
the exquisite hands of the .TananeKn
gentlewoman, and her tiny feet lose
notiung in beauty bv beine- incased in
shnrply-tiointed Euronean shoes. Her
majesty wore," continues Mrs. Porter
in describing the cherry-blossom gar
den party, "a rich, very soft brocade of
native manufacture and the nurest,
silk. It was of a delicate golden-brown,
with figures in the same color, repre
senting roses and chrvsamthemnms
nnd made in the prevailing nuropean
style, with large sleeves ni:d full skir.
Her bonnet was ajittle French ofTnir
in delicate colors, and she carried In her
nanu a large parasol which harmonized
wun ner gown.
A Legend of Lombardy.
An old Lombard legend tells the story
of a chieftain wbo asked the hand of a
neighbor's daughter. . Upon its being
refused him he declared war, killed the
chief who hnl declined the honor of be
ing his father-in-law, and married the
girl after all. Not satisfied with this
much, he hud the skull of his wife's fa
ther mounted in gold as a drinkingcup,
and one day, while under the inlluence
of wine, ordered bis ajxiuHe to uppenr
before the assembled guests at his
house and drink to his henlth out of the
horrible bowl. Rhe did so, but ever
after was her husband's seeret butmoKt
deadly enemy. She joined in a con
Bpirooy which eventually resulted in the
king her husband's annas! nation.
Care that conb with Nbilob'i Care.
The best cnaRb oare. Relieves oroap
promptly. One million bottles told last
year. 40 doses for 25cls. Bold by Con
ser & Warren. v
Crippled by
Rheumatism.
. Those who have Rheumatism find
themselves growing su-adlly worse all
the while. One rvason of this is that
the remedies prescribed by the doctors
contain mercurr and potash, which ul
timately inU-nsify thediw-ase by caus
ing the Joints to swell and stiffen.
Broduclpg a severe aching of the (Mines.
. 8. 8. has been ouring Rheumatism
for twenty years even the worst cases
which seemed almost Incurable.
0P. O. I. Hach. ths popalar railroad
andurUir, ol (..lumlrta, H. li., Um an tri
no with Hhsumatism which eunvinwd him
I b . I tlira ! r. I v ...
mrafor Uial painful rtls
s. II My; "I was a
f rl aurltrr from mus
aolar KliomaUm lay
two ysar. 1 eonld r
Bo ormaaans rrll.l
tmm any marllnlna prv I v
Biiifiymyi.hyslrlaB. fp'A
I Un.k st.njl a lMn Ikv Wi'
Um ol y.mr . a. and r
Bow I am as a 1 i. ' 'f
ura that your ntSlatn V v A
"M mm, ant I woolj '' ,, ' T. 1
r"tnmnd It to anvona"" ' B"Wl.
ttfl.rlm (roBi any hluo4 dlsa."
KvnrybixJy knows (hat Rheumatism
Is a dii'sl ttate of the bhxid, and
only a blood remedy la the only proper
treatment, but a remedy eonulning
potash and meroury only aggravates
the trouble.
S.S.S&Blood
bln Purlf Vf frA dlrwrt to
vauw wie-nMsi IM m Wr
manant cure alwsys rulis. It is the
wily I.U4 rsmi, r-iarsnisl lo cm-
Uln no potash, mercury or other dan
fvni mlnareJe.
Iionks mailed fr by Hwifi Sieifh
0in party, Atlanta, Ueorgie.
CONSER & WARREN.
LEADING DRUGGISTS.
A rufiiplftc bto k of
wa in flock. Canful
of itt e t iitions.
C2IEEH
Come Out and Hear
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MONDAY, JULY 4th, 1898.
The biffffest time Hennner ever saw will m
ushered in on
by the usual
grand ball day
i. 1. 1 i. ?
uuueiic exercises. uncle Sam will do the
thing up brown.
Mummirylna; the Dead.
A method of inunimif vine the ilond hv
ubsorption of humidity and gases after
uie uoiiy is jilaced in the coflin has been
devised by 1111 Italian named Vereelloni.
The body seems to lie preserved as if in
life, excepting that the color is the yel
lowish copper tint peculiar to Erypl
tian mummies.
Hello Isle.
Detroit's celebrated park, llelle Isle,
was purchased by the city in 1879 for
$200,000. Since then over $1,000,000 has
been spent In Ixautifying the spot.
Thousand liyhiij It.
Iu order to prove the great merit of
F.ly's Cream llnhn, the most eil'ootlve ours
for Catarrh and Cold in Hand, we have pre
pared a generous trial sizo for 10 cents.
Out it of your druggist or send 10 rents to
ELY 1)1103., 53 Warrou St., N. V. City.
I sulTored from catarrh of the worst kind
evor siuno a boy, aud I never hoped for
cure, but tlv's Creiun llalm aiiia In A..
even that. Many acquaintances have used
it with excellent reHiilts. Oscar Ostruiu,
4S Warren Ave.. Chioaim. Ill
' D I '
Ely's Cream Balm is the aoknowledKd
euro for catarrh and contains no cocAins,
mercury nor any inlurious drug. l'rice,
60 "N. ' I il i nr vtil.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bear" ot &&tfffizfa
Mathews & Gentry
BARBERS
Sh'a'vvn9 5
Cents.
V f V
Hhop two iliMirs Hnutli of 1'natiirncL.
Gibson & Berger,
AtCliBsJiiiii'(), HtaiKl.
Hhuviii. - - 15 CIh.
Hair Cutting, H.r
IiatliH 2.M-. Kvt'ry tiling Strict
ly Tirt CIiimh.
The CALIFORNIA
Lodging House
BEDS 28 ana 60 Cente.
(JKO. C. K0.MK, I'rop.
Next door to Opera IIouhc.
G. B, HATT,
"TV f l A .
lOIiSOflcll ArtlSl.
Shevlea,
Hair CHttief,
simp, Mstik iiiriwr.
15 Ceeia
25 M
ll'l l'lor, llrrymi.
ptir' an! fr h ilru a
atNntiun .i. I., f U 1 i i
SCREAM!
July 4th by a series of salutes,
doings on these occasions. A
and night. Outdoor sports and
w"v i a - .
IP IT
Umbrella
IV
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You want wo can supply
just received an assortment of Drummer's Samples
from the largest umbrella and parasol house in
America. They were personally selected from a full
line of samples and represent the cream of their
immense stock.
PRICES R0NGE
... , . . . , ,. ,
VYO IlllVO &m reCt'lVCti a beautiful llllO Ol
. Fancy Goods, Ribbons, Laces, Embroideries,
Patriotic Novelties, I ted , White and IJluo
Helts, Bows, Ties and Handkerchiefs, espe
cially for the ladies. Beyond doubt the
li
Selection of
Ever brought before your notice. They are nil
opened up and on the shelves. They are worthy of
your most careful attention.
Call nnd see them early.
Minor & Co.
t,il V.
;p The Palace
a-S&sK WJi 1 " Utn -
v i sm
Who has amir! ths s. rTli sol
MRS. A1AR6ARET VON CAD0W
Ah iiianapT. It will burun in firt chiHS nhapo
in cvrry dt partment. Itatcs n aHonablu
SAMPLE R00M3 IN CONNECTION.
T1IK PALACE IIOTKli HAH,
J. C. JiOltCIIKItS. Prop.
Ktrps the Finest Wines, Liquors nnd Cifjars.
DOOTS AND SHOES'j.
tmc pt,acc
le-iciriwriiAi iv
1hr b.'si.ytni.,, inlhulm. ih.l nu Mtr s , ,,n a.imu4 an It iu t. t a
'! aitl. ia ah. li,., (.,.,,..u, h,
SHOES IN ALL Till! LATLST STYLOS.
Ola tie... Main tr.. HealrM Ss.leit,
1 22 years old
the Eagle
18 AN
or Parasol
't
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your every need. We have
o
FROM 50c to $8
Novelties and Fancu
' sf
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1
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THE BIG
BRICK HOTEL,
J.C. JJ01CIIl$It
to cir tmim it or
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