Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, October 31, 1901, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textr ii. GaZctte W.-u-ii.H-k .V Mi.'liHl. sifrftllt i :gM in tin follow irg : ' :- . "TaritV ri-i.i..ii fnrth.ii ... 1 d ; tion f tin1 intt rt'.al reveiu.;' I ni't be undertaken at the .1C- ! n. 1 m 11. H t -htfct. .sevion ! i'ciii.ri'. f w, :n o to ' i ,1 I wet lr lye in, '.;!,;.( and (. I h.' A '1st! i:il", in., the ui-m-hii oi K.i ( was ; a i ) . r I it . I , eiti;.. (.i in I Mul . 0 .His. I m, !i"M 1". os.'l -. I': . i-i:..t.'ii.-. ,i r, II , . ii;n:t! .! HEl l'NKK riiI'KriiK. W. i:. lt- Kiiscopn ilmivli Kov i ne -r Or. toli, t'e ; mill,! Uu' l-tlilinm -tna . Hint it ' s-a.. -.. e . -i....tod !:. end l-.-.-.m-e l! jsoems to me that h .'itdation t ! ''!''!'' Kini: ll.net.i'it lui n.it hi-cn - i nuthoriz, smdi a .... I ;.- o,,,.... ! fvpeny averse.!, the ta.-t ' if ksiav vt..ber Ml. 1 i s w inter, there wii! be us for r many millions of doll.us of ov- What I.rOhvoiuc ,-.f tlio oom-:onuue,lt money. Then, if wo r,a-.s n, .Triil drib? i a river and harbor bill at tlx? ny- -reaching M-ssion. it will cull N'iv it. th- tim-to mnkt-r prnnl for many million!- more. These rVhti up of the dt for the winter, two measures oau be counted on to ; absorb all the surplus which may 'I I. e pe ij.le are he.-rnnn alarmeu j accumulate in the treasury from ever the cni.liti Mi of King Edward, j He is Mifh-ritg from oamvr of thei throat tnl serious developments , foe expected. Aniei i' Hii mental due in a . v he ir. i e in the t'XiH U the j i ..i i -1 . theniM rejersrntativt'-i i:i lii. l. i '.tx'It ;i . in Kiirop.-en r . so-caLVd rei-.il-i.or " tei t that it siinui.l. m ,i.:i e i.i s .! ;. i in-' v.'i ! n ' I. !::. 'a; : i v i dili.ei tint . :!,:.', r.nt l-'ianre ! i A j n n it is the present rate of taxation." the nitflier oped iiii lc Cree nn in t i tee ! inte -njen.-e ... "I r Allien. an i nl it at mi. h .!e s -; S i i c m;,:.: unv h'lt tile Ut- i most inn t nt It.'e cnvei nmciit eotisihl- ent n:i Mi.'tv lo tne 'Kirn, ii-nnettv American methods have fotml'aihl tiws e eitietis. the locomotive l-uihiers of Glas- 1 gow. Sooth i.,..i t a 1 h.i Mnwr .if t 1,1 mi-erah e na. . ' .h mt in- r, j, ,,l,l i t1 ,!tiou of the Viceroy of Iudi iu ar- i-lectric ehair Tu--slav. Hated Rti l d'jv'sfd this v.M.irnous fiend 1 t- jiai for hi- awful erim - witn hi worthless lif- ranjiing a cot.fererce of Indian railroad eniL-eers to consider the ad ipti.ui of a i-undard for k c.uno tives. The American locr.nu.tive UlU-lfJ, Ti.e thirl v,?r "f th.e war in h'ir-in an 1 stili vi' iii.'l. Kii?-i-.ni'.fr th.e I'nier vith A frict li tha Hri-rs ate o Hsh s .l iter more t- n to one, hnt di? natjft-s ?t it- t ! i t T Kn eland will' eill out m iP' troo;- f -r S-mth Afriv'a. It is won h-rful In the Boers can h odds. is ni:t ol a well-deliued st tea it may he duplicated in all or any of its parts at short notice. rbe s-ame principle is in operation ui the construction of clocks, watches, bridges and mauy descrip jtionsof machinery. The svsttin Las added iuimetselv to the ecoti- jomy of manufacture, somethifg jwhich the English manufacturer j was slow in recognizing and his delayed imititing to his co.-t. Tlie j mericau locomotive has found its At present, ear-tern Oregon has . .. , , . , . aoroad in tiehis where the no re resentati.u at b.iletn. in anv j ri; . u f , , . l-ng-i.-n manufacturer thought he .. i uaa mouopoly, and. to his su tairJ oi tne pempie oi me fiaieine in ear-tern I'regon. Eastern Ore gon pec pie pay their share of taxes, but have no representation iu .-tate covernment. Whv should this unfair condition continue? The Pendleton E. O. truthfully states the condition of affairs in the aV.ve. This unfair condition sbouM not exist. H. V. Corbett, chairman of the f-ul'seription committee of the Lewis and ITirk Centeccial has a cnl! in the (.)regoCiac urging a meeting of the different commit tees to take the necessary step? for ope-Jng subscriptions that the Buffalo exposition is a f i.lure from a ncaccial standpoint se. ms to have no effect upon the enthusiasm of the incorporators of the Lewis and Clark Centennial. The people of Portland and the state of Oregon can make tbia cen tennial a success if they will work f ji it. mouonolv. and. to his prise, he has been underbid, just as the English bridg--bnilders were underbid i . the matter of cost and time iu the Atbara bridge contract, and for the same reason. It is likely now that the English locomotive builders, and the rail way companies which have been constructing their own rolling 6tock. will break awav from their! old-time traditions and adopt American methods under the stim ulus ol American competition. The Am?rican people should fee! well at ease with .-uch a man a CUts are Mi'jwn, an.; J omul's Atmniiij T:ie fe i'ar it; a'iy L' '.v t and tin- ii fly tt.e Curtis ': I'i.i I'tf-l! !.'! .liia. a ''u.y. ( ll. A statemeLt prepared by Direc tor Roberts of the mint showing The factitlie ProJuet-OD of tIat' world's gold ana silver for the year li'o), fur nishes some interesting fljuies: 'It 6howa that the production of gold in the world that year was 12.-t-57,'2S7 ounces of the value of $257,513. 7X, a loss in value of $49,970,200 from 1S90. The loss was mainly in the Trans vaal field and clue to the war. The j production of South Africa in 1 was of the value of i7:j,-277.lW, and in 1900, $0,071,000. The prin- Presidrnt Roosevelt at the telm.icipal gains were SI.II.I.km) iQ the He will write his own message to! Ceiled States and hj.iXh) iu co!ij,res on cntireiv onginal lines. ! Canada, itie United Mates caujit-.i Formerly that portion of the mes-j heads the list. In the Uoited j1"'" l sage conveying foreign relations Mates the principal gains were by j '"-" wi" inc. -i.i- it u aL.nrftnrv f.f Alakn AnVcina f .1. , nr -) ! -bi-e state, and other cabinet omcers L tab. Ihe silr-r output of the j :ri..,;r,i ,a4 WAH each has contril-nted a chapter on world amounted to l , s.( ,t,, j,) Kiiii'Tie I'iti.en.-i are r.tiini; a li.mas tor a w wVn mill. It i-i ssi l tliat lneators have heiMiie fi thiek in Ma'.iieiir eo'inty that th. county rec'it.lt'r is ohlii.e.1 to inist that the ai'i'iu'.uits form in line and take their turn when tliev come to fiie thei application. Yeiy little land reniains te .e taken upas oil lan.l, all that is available havin been taken. Aitvertl-ifit hrltrtx Th.e follow iiv letters remain nn.'alle.i lor in the post uli-'e at lief,. filer. In eallini; fr these letters say 'a ivettise.b' Ka.ihery, Henry i i-rde-, Jo.in Johnson 1'. L l'inketton. Miss 1', 15. F. Vau.iian. 1'. M. Literary Notes Tii.u;ksjivin.r nijiubr ot the f.n. lie.-' Home Journal is replete itl o "l rii'tior- an.i intere-titij; anl novel featurri I' ..pens appropi ia'elv with an ar i.-ie whirh tel s "Where ti.:- l'res-.h-nt's Til. key L'.i'iies From." Then there a'e delihtfiii stories by lleokial. Bntterwortli and Laura Spencer l'oitor. and a new love Mry called "Christine," by Frederick M. Sm th. (.' eve and ModVtt lias an interestink.' story ah iut j Ira lb Sankey, the reat evant'elis", ami Kdith Kin; Swain recounts the fatuous ascents etie has ma le in various part. of the world. Will Bra il-y's o-i: 'iesvns for a house bein with the breakfast room, Kt.d Wii-on Kyre, .lr., presents plans for a country lion-- ar..i a jrar.len. Mr. It k ives ir.'i.'h jjom! a.lvi. e to youri; married couples in his e litoriul. Another most ti niei v fe Ou e is " Why Shoui.l a You Man Supp ut the Cluirch ?" by the K-.-V. Fiat .-is K Clark. Many huiue-rna le ( 'iinst.11:1c M. K. i-lnircli, South. Sei vices at II in- und 7:;;o ,,. m. Kev. F. M. Can liel.i, lastor. Catholic Chtm hliev. Father Kelly. Sei ices M Sim.l.iy in each inonili ul ti'ioO a. in. Dr. E. E. Wilson, i ic .-v rits i , M. K. church, Kev. li. Iteihtol, pas t ir. Services at 11 a. in. ami 7 :H0 p. in. Morning subject, "The Woith of a Child." Eveniiik; Subject, " Ueason and Action " Sunday school at 10 a in. You are cordially invited to attend these services. Christian church Kev. Yictor Carl son, pastor. Services at 11 a. in. ami 7.;0 p. in. MoniiHi; subject, "The I'nseen Savior." Fveniint subject, "Superstitions." Sunday school, 10 a. m. Y. 1'. S. C. F. meets at 7 p. in. ; topic, "Piible Hea.lini;." You are cor dially invited to attend all these services. Local News Notes The lleppner (.i.t ttk and San Fran cisco Fxaniiner, one year for JlVJ.'i. Mathews make" a specialty of ti 1 1 iiijf mail orders for ments of a I kinds. The ( i a ktt k job ollice is prepared to turn out ail kinds of job priming on snort notice. Mat'ock A Hart have the handling of Indite Bartholomew's cai.len truck, fie-h every morning. The Monthly New York World, ten numbers and the ' i A K T r K , one year for $1 oO. ltead ad. 1 Ins is a liberal utter. Bock iV Mathews have dissolved part nership, but you can t-et all kinds of meats and lard from Mathews. ilcc. ssor to I'l'f lb. iVel.lcr. (Mlice on ; Main slieel. Swords A Kislner, I'liYsici.ws am sri;(H:os. Ollice hours when not pi ofe-si.uially absent. ttllice: rpo-ite Fiist Noiiuial Bank. i A fr Wb & Ji i CS " iS YOU MAY i FIND IT DIFFICULT JV A t A 4 & 4b jfc to otd KY;tly-to-wcMi' Clothing to fit you. It may v that you havo never St'l'M ()lll-t,l in :i CAPP S" or a i. N. & F. SUIT" The man who wears one of these gar ments can feel himself tastefully and eonifortahl y dressed , Oysters! We rtro tlit W'ikIch tn ovNtrr.-t, h ti.1 re (rtittrr-l t BtTvp tni'in at nil hourh of thr 1hv Hint niilit Wo lm i' hoth the K.Hlrtn Hiitt Ohinptti. Irnp ill illhl KCt ii luiicli. Candies. Our ii'n' of i-niiiliffi i tin't t4 hcrtf unv (.irtcf iu I he nty. 1 hey me tii a ny frrth. NOTICK! Conser & Ayers Drug store have been appointed agents for the new school books and will have them on Hand In a few days- Cigar s A ..iu- lii!.' of -iar: M tin h'H.i'.n: t.rHti.U All kiiM -.( fi i foir- t'niw iorl rt I'rtlln;:'', ,Ui! c-tTltti.il bv trt-Htt1'! in the trt-.-t nt sfmju''. "THE PALM few days- I I j oeiveaere y i i i AllQPantDt) 111! IHItllllllllllllMin IMIIIIIIItllllMII ( ! ..GHaiiQGd Location..! M. J. Galloway has moved from tiis old stand to new quarters opposite the First Xa tim.al I'ank on May street, ttji stair.-. : : : : WE HAVE THEM in sizes from .") to IS, and in prices from $5.00 to $20.00. Especially full on hirire sizes, such as 11, 1(5, -18. the t:rt ot I'..z,f'' a; a .' v. .' i"! '.it: .n - . i i .- ! i j i , i : . ll.. r. ! FINEST WlXhS, LIQUORS & CIGARS One hundred empty barrels for sale. Five hnndrnl oarrels of ex tra tine eider vineitar un tap. . . . won Having arm n tlie huilditig iiiys.-lf, llie liht is pnrf.-r and I mil prepared to tntn cut much liett.T Photo graphs than formerly. i M. i P i 'Hi. Wit! it w :r". PSilli; '-n aS-fiit !. 1 iir. yu t1 h ;ir-r ,'.. t:.- ai'i I 1- v t . Hie v. Nt .;Uli's p j -tiis. I'i.i.-.-i j". tr.e C-.V r;i:,.'f ..! "Tiif M r. i,f 11 i- ai. 1 I itlinr I'v.-.!!-," ni:H t.'-t t:i- m-'itJ p-)W.-r rjf n-i i.'.i'j ..- ani'.:.' t f . r n e ' I.i '.'' n . !. 'i'H.i? ( 'urii- !i iWft tlit- ...K Its tlt.P ; r.t l.a'. jr" ; "Tlif S ,nyr'' ti.e la-t two hfiti I.h Mm With tiit- C ! ; j j 5 1 itii tut 1 1 1 ii tn 1 1 iiniiiiiiii.iMitttiiitfii mi yM ti m li fe. IF SHE IS PLEASED 4l Witti y.nir iii'w. I'.i! ! - l''f Illl'll ll'.' !! I 1 1 1 ! ; tthni i? .-..i.e. 3 in S.lVillJ It tr.lr l.iMVV k; 1 3 h ''is Wit- .1 ' i; ii t.... thinking al.ieit ; !,.'in .1 !,,mi . IlLe Lis :et-p-ctive dearttnect. This . oences, the lar'-'.-t ever ktown. It will done awfty with y Fresi- -xc-ed- th- product of 1 '.': l.y 11,. d'-nt KtX'vflt. He olIv toucLea oTi'.ol.'j onuc. Tiie Uuivd . t-it- that wL:..h Le r.Hrtj.-ularIy Je6irrs ; tio 1-ads all other pioduc-'rs. t' lay U-ior itial hLd i:i II Mi i-f p.i 1 Th- ' ,;.i'ii i- i :vh; xiugm. This orig-1 w ith a elight excess over M--xico. jTl'iLX document will I Tb-r wa? an imp'-rUnt ajvam-e' i.moi:, I .-i. r.J i ':, 1'h. 'a i .h ii r- i I n r .--r.'ii: h i-i t'A'j : 1.) !. ked to with much interest by j in the price . tLe American fy-opl". f st! f-r !-.uin. thf i i, year, ti; price raog;L' froru o'.i 1 1 " ;cect.s per ounee in Jauuary, to j S-cretry L'.rg's nival estimates j 00.1 ceLts in the la--t moLth of thei t rui.- i.v.-rH.e a -iiii.rn. ...V ii. ivrr. 'U'-lit r.i.K. r:i '. i-k irn.ia I'.lif-ry ha-i t-iK-n r.e.jr.y a.i ti.e i.iii'.'jk sairn j' e.v'' it ..an in;, l.. .i Vh VALUK OF MAN'S LIFE. f.r tl- uext -':! veai amount to ' r-ear The chief f..etjr in therir-p! Tbe ftivu-.- "irti hn p-.j-, tbtt i...lfi'..l T'. . Lvd .nunnri-, . i .t . . ' .' th- itf- f t .. ar.,,,. rt if. j..t T' ,. j-.-.-- - ------ a ui' .uirild-.' I or 111- Bf.'COlllit wint t." t xt atiou for the ctirr-r-t fi-cal ye8r:(,f the g .verDmeLt of Ii.dia.' L-xt year are. conse- both in the prodaetiou 0f g,,M and rJM!! Galloway. Heppnerj It Will Pay You to write for o:ir ra'es I efnre vm parehase a ticket to anv point in the K.i.-f 'I'hr..indi TonVist ;ars from the PACIFIC COAST to ClUCUJO and ('IN''IN NATI, connecting with through trains for for all points in th far East, South or Sout'ieait. I'Vt and handsomely e..jpj.,.d st 'atn-lieKted traiDS Ihii ng Car-., JJtitJ -t fibrarv Cars, Sleeping 'HrSar),l free Iiecliniag Cliair Carri thron-hoit" the fallowing .-lati-rt : tliiriit .ir tii.i ul 3 4 li.-ii v i i h.iv.'u' . jl r.'.is iti In t.c .tisfied. i ...i-h i i . Linn tii.it th.'v do net think of i. ii i r- ii' or overcoat We f-el :-' ' an I .'i"i'.a' do riot plciisc the ;; 'ii"." ii' thiiirf ni!l. Wi know a I It. (!) a. la. it that ait) our r-to.-k. Iminor & co.l In .jtiefctiv, ce;r. (-- :.f this year r.-jr t til t.avil ar ir-i.Mi, i ( UV d-pi-r.il to n rfr-. B" xtr.t n I.l.Tr4l. iT I. UI. ..liJU. 'Tn,.. wag a.r-.UI c .'.-'," ii.- e;u- tne Lntte.l ,tat---H, (.oiorad) leld. ' to .mor.. r.. ,-.r, '.M .1. . cat-- f r Leit year are. cot!-;- both in the r,r oduetiou of L'ohl and ,J 'M "' -"-"' ' r ""o Ht-1 i.lmun.M. in r.vy nun RiKT hr'j'.', h K- e..er. hti; pi if t.m .lur-f-ion i-i u .rmil. 1 -n vears ago i eot. H-.r-tr -1 -rii.i-'i i; -tf ,v ., n .. i ,., , l ...... i i , r rn ke it ... It pntti ti.- !.; ,- tnt.tr ' 1 1 t - ' "V " in p .r-i li-.ri o t.-ot.-riv .1u-t nr. 1 .... i '!" '") '. Iu ' Note- on Naval to help th community iu whieh !'.!"' t"rd. 'Iry it for rr.ntip;i'i. i'.,.g p.'oi--d recently by yoa live by patronizii g it, imlue- - "ll Xl:- u'Zr'Ji::', t- mirh m hi.--jts for th- r.i ti'ty vnr-. 1 IOWA, ISDIASA. U ISCU.X.SIX, V S.SOf : r. TK.XyKSSKF. i.onsiASA, iLLxnrs, mxxksota, srrii iakota. A UKAXSAS, KEXTfCK ', V ISSI SSI I' I-1 . For particularH ri carding freit-ht or jias eenger ratea anil service, cull on or address J. C. UN! -SKY. T. F. I'. ,. I;. H. TKl'MIM'LIi, t'oui'l Agent. 142 Third afreet, Portland, O. -. . r.mrl; I PAL ..VI. LiCiiTENTHAL. AX I) THC UP-TO-DATE SHOE DEALER... Oil J i T T VV 1 T tlio tin exam i pi u 1 1 1 i 1 1 g in i'S. cnllie ill ;t!.l ilOilM'li-.' si. . TER SHOES. y. n tici-i '.! lln.'S, ( an stippiy ni with in-at arxl wcl I -1 1 1 .1 1 1 fi()!wt'ar ;it rcasi maldc prices. :::::::: : Cusfom Work a Specialty... HEPPiNEii. - OREGON CENTRAL MEAT MARKET J H. KINSMAN, Manager. 1;..' th- -g-.--. I.jr-feU o: chief f ,r.' 'oir-h' d recently by y oa live hy i.itrr'nizi; g it, induo-Na-.al Itit-rigence. tri-s. it-titutiot." hu1 ent.-rpri-es, jti L aval bu'lt'et- f.r thu- ke-j,irjg the rnon-v joti gr.end ff it i V ill I I LAMERICAtSBEST REPUIHjEvX PAPEItl the cjtrt-Lt il-Cftl veur ar V' ltptr enough to give you a chance to trade back Kx. foi it toriiorrow. Distinctly American. .-a follow-: ireat Jirithin, -1 i i rate-. SO.J.i.'io,...1": Ka 8V V'.'o ernjHLj', ?-ioh- ' 7 ;j Italv. '.', atd '' 'I h naval ex- j Tt.eaMi.sin of I'r-.i l-.-.t M-Kird-y, r-. - the Ctited Stat'-s are Leon Oito. on Ti;- Jay pad the; .- -.-co:, d "t.'v to tL'e of (jreat P-ra!ty of t.i ri;ai0;4 .nril. The' i vtff.t h'lt ffioriiri'ar; v r-nar. th I p- j. - Jr l ti..- ;-m! i t An 11. . M the latt- r J at 1.7" !rd gr,- y are fi-t approach-' i, th- t.a al tocnrij-e r. v. hicdi is eeti iijr.re than it.-r thai. o'ir-. '1 h- nt'.-tit.on of t: e on. A ror . 1 rnor- tra 4' t;on in th- f'l.fi u;.-rit of t;.- . 'jtir.try, a-:-! :f th--';':ori rer- th- n.'i' Jf-r .... ol t i :n of ! ! s.-an : t.ii. : ii.o" t..i v r rii!,e oti y n n.;nor if..-;., of ti - ii. V j. ,;. lOWir.jj w,vfri!fi. ".i-ii -x;.rt-' ai-p".vl . tt, -t... 'i'iot, i : '.t:?-fl. o'l!'J jj in ti, r.f- 'oi'.tr.o l.r ' ' forth will h- on r v ... I .' ... ( , t. J.-alel" in CMOgrm . , , . d to Urii!' revisiOD at tt,- -r.t - t;r- fi.afi h-i . tiL' n spi'in. W hile a gr-at if.-t t. It -.j .o-j-t.;,. ulti- th- tn j-t ' j-tly athiat. A Kofcr-il rnan wl.oas h-!pir j !r'v- j a h.m.l of horn-" thr.).!ifh to Ar in.,? I the ofli-r day rode into S.'irit.,r. fi j H';r-r'8 harn to fr--d liis l.ors- at r, on ; and h-n h- iu'l-'l th- sa'hli- if . i. m'rli fll to th- fl jor, av rh- V .,; Journal. H- tiad lost th wi'. h a I j sil that rnorninif. An imprint or. o...! fiors-'s Via' k sho-'l tl.a th- i' :. ) a'! i lai I iifid-r th- sa l ll- hiar.k. t a.! fo-- noon. The tiro- pi-ce a -U .1 rur.r. i', h'lt t.e f-rvtal a broken. Tl.- '.!. ' 'i;.po'-- w it dropp-d fiorn h po . -t ' ar. J i.i'. i.-i n t)i -a i I - b r k -1 j b- 4'idi 1 his hot-; that in' r -c,.' ar.-i I t!.o 'ot into its st ran- p - .f . .i . ) Editorially Fearless. Consistently RepublicanAlways. .Newt from all parts if the world. N ell wiitten, original btorie. Anwer8 to qtierieH on nil subjcct-i. Artirlc.4 on Health, the Home, New Broke, anl ou Work About The Farm ami 'arrl-n. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Sausage and Poultry always on hand. Hams, Lard and Bacon of the Best Quality. Fn-j-li Fisli Hcfi'i v'l on PridavM COlCli MAIN AM) MAY STPLETS. el.ara.-t-r mhi. t. fui'licai ar- in favor of a . . '. ... .1 . . -r.tr !.. l 'l-e ti'-rn-rtal r.'iorii'o' " i " h.'h j r.'t-ct''d tru-t iiiah- articles h are Mill td.eaj.er a' r'.nd th-.ll ht b.iui'. it ! " ' bk- the mrMun argutn. i t- u.a b- by rej.ub. lu-ati baderr. wiatiM tantf revis i i. i'd i.nvail. The argutu'td - - . m I i I . 4.d 11 r-kini-. ! IWHi i-. Carrie- ton- k ,, H O of t!. Vr. -'i-i -:rf, a I .Mihu-i .--;.'.-.. A-r,-' . .r.- a-. ....... ...... io on i-i" . --o"r,T o'. -r .tn ofth.k;r. ), ti.-v nrr.ot o.-i. I: ... a r-hot. t.o' h.-r, .-..! h I ar !. a'; J .;! riot !.- !n (f, :,., -ri,. ,.,. r-l,t l hot t'.ro vh :'o' h , !y It. tr.. i.ara. t-i ti - A'l.-r raft ".-'r 'f,. . o f i fO.j,,; , .,1,1,4-t to r '-r I . i . i ,, t,,M a.laUlll ,,f ASK Druggist for 10 CENT TRIAL. SIZE. CATARRH 1 1 S'o ! EIj's Cream Balm L II'll , -.wriiu j.' V t. 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