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iue to do. The prices th at we will quote from time to time
ice everone to take advantage of thi» sale.
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D e p a r tm e n t.
W e CUT PRICES.
om we lead ail com petitors, and in so doing the price of special
A nnouncem ent
E x tr a o r d in a r y .
C o m m e n c in g flo n d a y , Dec. n t h ,
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e will inaugurate a general clean.up sale in our Clothing and F urnishing
Goods Departments. We intend m aking this the sale of the century, and the
greatest money-saving sale in the history of The Dalles, All goods marked down
to bed rock prices.
Look fo r th e Red T a g .
IT MEANS D )LLARS AND CENTS TO YOU.
Cal! on the O- T. Co. for holiday
gocd3.
A d au g h ter of Wra Gerkin is re­
p o rted very ill.
Clark Dunlap h a ; been appointed
postm aster for Wasco.
Special sale on gents' dr?ss shirts
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v«? this week, a t the O. T. Co.
The O. T. Co. 1 as a few handsome
hanging lamp» to go at cost.
E or a nice p resen t go an I see
those toilet and manicure sets at the
Wasco Pharm acy.
Ju st remem ber your sw eetheart.by
buying her a box of i o boas, at the
Wasco Pharm acy.
The 7aza muffler makes a hand­
some Christmas present. The very
latest novelty. A t O. T. Co.
V. C. Brock, R. C. Atwood, John
Medler, R. P. O rr and W. M. Bar-
n e t’ were vis: ors to in c
es this
w ee'
Tom Miller w.is se^n going out of
town tow ard D sCnut •» th othe
day with a Ira n new buggy. Die O.
T. Co. sold it him.
1013 pounds of candy is a whole lot
of sw eetness and th a t amount is
what has just been received by A kers
for his Christi, a - trade.
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evury W ednewtiMy ev e n m g a l M :0 in K. <i i
r j M a l i s o jo iijn iiig s u i e r n c o r d i a l l y in v tie d .
U a i M i m n u t .
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This is the shortest day in the
year.
T ypew riter paper can be had a t
the News office
Buy a p air of P resident suapenders
from the O. T. Co.
Luscious sweet potatoes a t the
C entral m eat m arket.
F o r a f?o°d »have, i£<> to Geo.
h a r t , u t lu e D ra jie r b u ild in g .
W ilte-
Wasco Pharm acy has the nicest
| i line of Xmas candies in the town.
, Geo. W ilehart left yesterday for
j Oregon City, where his m other is
seriously ill.
Don’t forget those bon bon boxes,
filled with the finest confectionery.
Wasco Pharm dcy.
Connnittess on C hristm as trees
should call on the O. T. Co. Special
prices on nuts and candies.
The O. T. Co. has in th rea to is of
j mixed candies for the holiday trade,
and 25 cases of oranges.
Ri: ging in ears, noises in b< ad,
1 tw itching of eyelids. Hudyau cures.
i Fifty cents, all druggists.
H. E. Vaughn says he is still in
his gallery, where he is p rep a *ed to
tu rn out cabinet photos by the dozen
o r gross.
he m \
Miss Myra Stanton left on Monday
noon's train for Slocan City. British
Columbia, where she will atten 1 the
wedding of her sister shortly, and
tak e up her residence for the next
few mouths.
W h e n yo u v is it M o rn , i f yo u w a n t to
l e treat« d s,-lei.di«l ju s t d ro p in at
W m . lin ld « r ’s e o n fe c iio levy store
T h e v e ry nicest k in d s o f c a n d ie s ,fru its ,
tobaccos, eijrar«, a n d a s p le n d id »<>da
fo u n t »tin. Y o u w i ll n e v e r ’e g re t p a t­
ro n iz in g h im
S ick H eadache absolutely and
perm anently cured by using Moki
Tea. A pleasant herb drink. Cures
constipation and makes you eat.
sleep, work and happy. Satisfaction
guaran teed or money back. 25c and
50c, a t M arsh & Medler's.
T h ï flcD aniel V erdict.
Biggie Books.
So
imperfect
and
out
of
joint
at
In
another
column will be found the
1
mwny points is our judicial system, advertisem ent of Wilmer Atkinson j
due t » the limitations and imp *rfec- Co., publishers of The Biggie Books.
tioas of human knowledge and human In conciseness of statem ent, in the
nature, th a t most absurd and sone- ! thoroughness with which the ground
! times fairly disgusting verdicts are ■ has been covered. The Biggie Books
often rendered by trial juries, says have won praises on every hand.
the Telegram.
The vouth Frank The boiled-down, c o m m a «eas?.
McDaniel was either guilty of m urder cream not skim-milk method, which
in the first degree, auu deserved, as characterizes the pages of the Farm
much as any man ever hanged, the I Journal has been carried out in their
extrem e penanty of the law, or else • preparation. For mechanical effect
*;e *s guiltless of m urder and should j no expense or pains have been spared
have been acquitted on th a t charge, and the highly finished paper, the
although he richly deserves all the beautiful illustrations, the excellent
punishment he will receive for his type and press work, and the hand­
trea tm e n t of the girl who was so in­ some cloth binding, make these books
fatuated with him.
models of the p rin te r’s a rt. The col-1
P u t let us not censure the jurors or work in the B erry, Poultry and
severely. It was a somewhat dub­ Cow Books has never been attem pted
ious case. I t was and is almost a before in any book selling for a
certaintv th a t McDaniel killed the reasonable price. No farm or rural
girl; every circum stance and incident i home is complete without Judge Big-
points directly a t him saying silently gle’s Books, and n > one interested in
but with awful force, ‘ Thou a rt the I these subjects can afford to let an-
man;" yet the crime was not abso- o th er day go by without sharing in
lately and p »siLively proved to be the helpful things with which their
his. beyonu the law's “ reasonable pages are filled. Pay $40 for a farm
doubt." If McDaniel 5 guilty, as - library oth er than this and you will
probably nine out of ten believe him not have more value. The price is
to be. it is a lamentable m iscarriage 1 50 cents, free by mail; address the
of justice th at he can be imprisoned publishers, Wilmer Atkinson Co.,
only a few years; vet what was an Philadelphia.
! honest )Gror " ho entertained a -rea-
For Young People.
sonable doubt to do?
Not quite ¡
sure enough of his guilt to find a ver-
You can g et the Y outh's Compan-
dict of m urder in the first degree, he ! ion . and the News one year for $2.
t?as
"filing to compromise
on man- i I Tins ~ offer holds good
only
till Jan. 1,
.
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j slaughter, reasoning th a t if the youth 1900, and includes the Companion
j is not guilty of m urder, he deset ves until th a t date, too. Now is the ac-
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severe pui.ishment anyway, and th a t copied time. The Y outh’s Compan-
ion is too well known to require en-
. the sentence will not be amiss.
i Such verdicts are almost enough to dorsem ent in these columns.
It i s 1
cause men to view legal processes the only journal of its kind in the j
with scorn and derision, vet the fault . world. The offer is made to secure |
is not altogether in the law, nor yet new subscribers for the Companion, !
with the jurors, who may be both in- an^ does not include renewals,
teiligent and honest, it is because !
the best of us only can "see through
a glass d ark ly .”
Big B attle in P o rtlan d .
Not to have seen the g re a t battle
( scene at the end of the third act of
j “ Shenandoah." winch will be the a t­
traction a t the Marquam Grand in
P ortland for Christm as week, is to
j have missed one of the best thin
th at has been put upon the stag e i i
! recent years, if the daily new spapers
of New York City are to be believe \
for when Mr. L itt presented this play
a t his Broadway th eatre last May.
the lx)ttle scene was the talk of the
town. It is a scene in which the aw ­
ful carnage of war is shown with a
degree of realism th at is astounding.
There are squadrons of artillery,
companies of infantry and squadrons
of cavalry. The scene represents
the battle of Cedar Creek. A t first
the Union arm y is seen on the re­
tre a t, but Sheridan arrives and the
re tr e a t is st >pped. Defeat is turne 1
into victory. There are over two
hundred men and fifty horses used i i
this sci ne, and it is wonderfully real­
istic.
P la y e d O ut.
Dull headache, pains in various
p a rts of the body, sinking a t the p it
i of the stomach, loss of app etite, fev-
erishness. pimples or sores, are all
positive evidence of impure blood,
No m a tte r how it became so, it must
be purified in order to obtain good
health. A ck er’s Blood Elixer has
never failed to cure scrofulous or
syphilitic poisons or any other blood
diseases. It is certainly a wonderful
remedy and we sell every bottle c-n a
positive guarantee. Marsh & Med-
ler. d ru g 'is ts .
a -. a
No matter what the matter is, one w ill do you
good, and you can get ten for five cents.
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When wheat ii depressed prepare for a reaction
concentrating your grain with T H E MUTUAL W ARE-
H O U SE CO. at tidewa’er.
If yon are not fnlly posted
' about the advantage of the offer, drop us a line and we will
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Nice Xmas cards for children—
O f f ic e , 7 F ir st S t r e e t
hand painted—a t the Wasco P h a r­
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T o r t i , a n d .
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Miss Annie E. Gunning.Tyre.Mich,
macy.
j
i says: “ I suffered a long time from
Tuesday evening. Dec. 26, a t Mas­
1 1 ’ T . SH L K .M A N POST NO. I , « . A. K.—
:
V« . Micel» u r e i S a tu r d a y m «-a<*li u n o itb . Vut-
dyspepsia; lost flesh and b.cam e
onic
hall,
work
in
the
3J,
and
instal­
IttiB i . n u n t i i i n v ite d .
A. H. W ooi.r.v,
b . K, 1‘ ikh A d jv .
C om . lation.
very weak. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
/ ’ O L D E N » • E A F C H A P T B K , O E.
completely cured me." Digests wkat
Vi N o . Hr, i l e e l b u v e i y 2 n d t n d 1th 1 n esd ay
The larg e st line box stationery in
1 you eat. and cures all for a ; of stom ­
e .e u in g .
ANNA E o o lM l ton , W . M,
C2AST WEAKNESS.
Wasco i#. to l»e had a t the Wasco
' A s t'O Asi*»E.MHl.Y N o . 78, I '. A. m eet»
ach trouble. It never fails to give
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h e s r t w e a k ? D o y o u h a v e th e
ev ery i l »n d ay e v e n in g in <v.ot I*, n u l l ,
Pharm acy.
s y m p to m s o f l u a r t w e a k n e s s ?
If y o u
h i t « Ai.iii.i,,
A i . i h t i i D unn ,
immediate relief in the woi’ct cases.
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sh o u ld h e c a r e f u l. T h e h e a r t
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(h e e n g in e t h a t p ro p e ls th e m u s c le s a n d
ahi o lodz - e . n «>. 8i, a . «». i'. w. M«vi« g et a bottle of marshmallow cream .
s e n d s s u s te n a n c e to th e n e rv e s a n d b r a n
lV e v e ry i h iirx lu y « v e u m r In K . o i f . | “
The followin ’ officers v. e *e elected
ar.d to a il th e o r g a n s o f th e b o d y . A
D u ll.
\ inH ing w u r k iiiv n c o r d ia lly in v ite d . Wasco Pharm acy.
The school hill was the scene of b ; Au o ia L o lg e No. 5U K. ' f P .,
flaw In its m e c h a n is m is c e r ta in to g-ve Fur over ffty-eight years a national family p aper fur farm ers and villagers,
A. 11. !v » .5 M .lli,
J u l i a 1». ( u l i m ,
rise
to se rio u s r* s u i t s
W e a k n e s s d e n o te s
Hevnruer.
M. w.
Nervousness, weakness, exhausted some lively coasting Monday a fte r­ for the ensuing term : C C . i l R O rr;
th e p re se n c e o f a Haw. I t is a f o re ­ whose re rc e rs have represented the very be.-d element of our country pop­
I t gives all im portant news of the nation and world, the mo t re ­
r u n n e r o f so m e - ulation.
nervous vitality, rheumatism. Hud- noon and evening. The snow’ seemed j V C W E G o s -r; P , H H White;
tl ln g m o re s e rio u s liable m arket reports, fascinating short st >ries, an unexcelled agricultural
DEC. 21, 1S09 yan cures. All druggists, 50 cents.
TH U R SD A Y
t h a t is to o c c u r.
ju st right.
j M cf A, L R Lue’as; K of R ¿c S. D
S ee
th a t
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is departm ent, scientific and mechanical information, fashion arti< les for the
s
.r c r g th e ie d
and
Over
half
a
ton
of
the
sw
eetest,
For Sale ch e ap —A Nelson Acetv- i
women, htm erous illustrations for old and young.
It is the p»*ople’s paper
i S Young; M f F, rf mry K rau -e; M
do n o t a llo w th e
M K W 8 T K 1 M K L Y 1 O I.O .
Regular subscription price $1 p er year.
w . a k m s s to c o n ­ for the entire United S tates.
( lene gas machine, too small for my richest candies you ever saw' or th a t I of Ex, V C B.’oe
M of W, C J
tin u e You a r e th e furnish it and the Ncv.» for $1.25 per y. rr.
W inter is upon us with both feet.
e n g in e e r. L ook to
use. Go.»d for residence.
ever made your mouth w ater, a t C. B right; I G , i i E Beers; O G . E L
y o u r e n g in e . See
Be H iirv a m i le t W ile lia it s save yo u .
A. A kers’.
C. A. A kers .
t h a t no a c c id e n t
i Weld.
oi
cu rs. H D D Y A N
/N e w y o i k T r i - W e e k l y T r i b u n e .
T ry a few tic k e ts on th e p ian o a t th e
is
w h a t v o u need .
Chas. Morgan, of Williamston,
Trimmed hats and sailors a t cost
The Sherman County Bank Fails.
Those of our readers who desire to
l i l ’DYAN
w ill
O. T. C o.’» store.
A rew a d rem arkably a ttra c tiv e publication, profusely illustrated with
s tr e n g t h e n
th e
while they last, a t Aftie MurcLie’s. Mich., a cousin of C. A. Akers, is ' secure New York pap rs hava now
The* Sherman County Bank closed | |
h e a r t.
HUDYAN
p o rtra its end half-tones; contains ail the strik in g news features of the
Cash paid for turkeys a t the Cen­ Some g re a t bargains. Call and see visiting him. Mr. Morgan will prob­
w ill
m ake
th e daily d rib ne. Special w ar dispatches, domestic and foreign torrespou-
! an o portunity to do so a t a modi r- its doors last Friday morning, ow in’, ! /
h e a rt m u s c l e s
tra l M eat M arket.
them.
ably remain in this section all winter. ! ate cost. We will give the News and so the notice posted on the dcorsavs, :
dence, sh r t stories, humorous illustrations, industrial information, fashion
s tr o n g a n d h a r d
D o n o t d e la y too notes, ag ¡cultural m atters carefully treated , and comprehensive mm I reli­
M, S. Jones was a visitor to the
The Telephone linemen have been
Kodak fiends who w ant board for the weekly Tribune one year to pre- to its inability to realize on its o a -
lo n g .
R em em ber
Each e litiou is a thoroughly up-to-date fatnilj news­
th a t
danger
is able n.: r ,et reports.
city the first of the week.
here this week, tran sferrin g the cen­ mounts can get the same a t this oT- paying subscribers for $1 25, and standing notes.
a h e a d a n d b eg in p ap e r fo busy people.
R egular subscription price, $1.50 per year, fou
th<- u se o f 1 IV D -
A Zaza muffler is just what you tra l office to the Wasco Pharm acy, ee. The m ounts come in large sheets with the tri-weekly Tribune :o r$ .7
The closing up of our one bank was j
can Lave it and the News one year fof<$2.00.
Y A N now .
need. G et it at the O. T. Co.
which will be central in the future.
—141x224—and are sold 3 for 25c, Call a t this office a id
t sam ple a terrible blow to this community. ¡
ELRE
TiiE SYMPTOMS:
cut
to any size.
copies.
•oniing as it does just in front of a j 1-2 T H R O B B IN G IN T H E T E M P L E S
Wasco Pharm acy has just reezuvetl
z\ chance for inventors is to g et up
& M
filer g u u i aran
te'’ every
w ill!
a nice line of perfum e suitable for a non-freezible w ater pipe, for win­
M arsh
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a U v U i v i
. i gm lo
c > y 1 j
r prospective hard winter, and m a y c v. a u d s e en th e lving
th r o b b in down
g to d is a hddvan
p p e a r.
Mrs. R. Churchill, Berlin. V t..
Xm as present.
le
of
(iham
berlaia’s
Cou<*h
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and
a
half
interest
in
his
city
All o rd ers for lum ber from the Un­
running sores. D eW itt’s W itch Haz­ edv and will refund the inone v to a ry
a n d b u z z in g in a s h o r t tim e .
I t is nearly a week now since the
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ion L um ber Co. m ust be accom pan­ property to the lucky man.
4-5 A L T E R N A T E
PA LEN ESS
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el Salve cured 1 e r .” A specific for one w 10 is n< t satisfied afte r using
l.l 'S U I N G O F T H E C H E E K S . H L D -
contents. This is hank closed its doors, and as yet few E YAN
ied with cash.
L. C lark .
The following officer were elected f piles and skin diseases.
Beware of ».„9.-p - ’ . .»r
will r e s to r e th e c ir c u la tio n of th e
have been taken tow ards g et- blood to its n o rm a l c o n d itio n a n d k eep a
the best r medv in th » w oril for la •steps
A dense fog overhung the city the Tuesday evening by Taylor Lodge A. counterfeits. 5’arsh A Medler
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! c o n s t a n t , h c a ith v co lo r in th e c h e e k s .
RAW RiR K6ÜSE
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someone
ia charge. I t is high ; 7. I ’A L P I ’i A i IO N O F 1 H B H E A R T
g-fippe,
coughs,
colds,
croup
and
is the largest house o f its kind in tiie country. We pay spot
first of the week, and the snow on F. and A. M.: W M; M A VanGilder;
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Ga'jih f o r ftt! M a tta o f S k /n e a n tt Fura>
H i u k h t s s , th e r e ia o f ie n a ( iu tie r in g
the telephone w ires made thi-m look S W, V C Brock; J W, J R Johnson; W orks of The Da’.’es buys its stock whooping cough, and is pleasant a id time th a t the depositors g et to gether tiie
&i.d th e h i.a s «1 a b e a t o c c a s io n a l!« .
O ur assorting is considered th e moat. lite ra l and o ur rem it­
tances tiie m ost proinot. W e rem it by d ra ft, money order
safe to take. It p revents ary t?n- and ag re 0:1 some form of action in i l l D Y A N . by s tr e n g th e n in g th e h e a r t
T, J T Johnson; S, W M B arnett.
like two-inch cables.
o r cash on tiie sam e d r y th e shipm ent arrive- We ch arg e
u s c le s a n ti th e r.e rv c s t h a t su p p ly it
direct from the q u arry in carload
the m a tte r th a t will be acceptable, m will
cy
of
a
cold
to
result
in
pneumonia..
no commission on fu rs, and pay express or itrtg b t chargi
S
top
th
e
p
a
lp
.ta
t.o
n
an
ti
llu
tie
iin
g
Invitations are out for the wedding lots, and can sell cheaper than you ‘
W hen you w a n t difficu lt black-
rafe of ship-
when
Io not exceed 10 p er ceu t of th e value
an ti c a u s e th e h e a r t to b e a t r e g u la rly .
j
.
I
and
a
t
the
same
time
perm
it
an
early
I
m
ent. W'e keep you posted a t all tim es on t* prices of all
8.
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IN
T
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S
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« n iith iiig d o n e, go to F ra n k Luca-* of Miss G race Rawlins, formerly of can buy elsewhere. G et its prices.
An eaito r p rin ts r.is p ap e r to g.ve
,
,
,
•
« R E G IO N T h is is tin e to th e a o r t a , th e
t a to-day fo
- rP - e* - ccL . -s« and - Q
- uotation*.
-
kinds of f tra.
rs. w
W i rite
,
.
,
.
,
»
,
settlem
ent
and
an
early
reopening
of
f i e lia s th e advantage of the very best < this city but now of W ardner, Idaho,
As to o u r respon. bility w? refe r b / permission u>—
la r g e v essel w h ic h - a r r i e s th e blood fro m
his p atrons the news of the day ano
t h e h e a r t , b e c o m in g d is te n d e d .
T in s
the bamt for business.
J. B. C lark,Peoria, 111, says: “ S ur­ ,
tools a n d a know led g e of bow lo use to Capt. C. C. G riggs, of W enatchee.
M c i’KUPOIJTAN NAT.0NAL EAM C Chicago.
th r o b b in g a n d pu s a i i r g d is a p p e a r s h o r tly
for t 'e monev th ere is in it.
He is
_______________
CONTINFNT*!. NATmv.AL BANK, Chicago.
th e m .
a f t e r th e u se o f H l'D Y A N ..
geons
wanted
to
operate
on
me
for
The wedding comes off Wednesday,
D t-S tttE I NAII uiva L BANK. Salt I ake C ity. U tah.
presume l to know of w it h ‘ writes,
U R E FOR C R O U P .
T h e re m e d y is a I h a n d . I t is th e w o n d e r­
A SURE
PI-CPI F 'S NATION At BANK. Rock Island. III.
piles, bnt I cure 1 them with De ' itt's
D eW itt’s L ittle E arly Risers puri­ Dec. 27.
fu l H U D .Y A N . T h o u s a n d s
have
b een
LOW A NAT1ONA! BANK I t i n o » - lev c.
and he g ererallv doe?
When he T w e n t y Ivo Y « n rs’ C o n s ta n t U s e c u re d o f H e a r t W e a k n e s s by i ts use. You
nCNTGOMERY
W ARD& CO..W«.» e»*l« Iky (Mods Ctricafo.
Witch Hazel Salve.” It is infallible
fy the hliMHl. clean the liver, invigor­
Fbotiid
b
e
c
u
re
d
,
too.
You
c
a
n
be
c
u
re
d
.
W ith o u t a F a ilu r e .
NELSON MORRIS tit CO..
and Pork Pwkcrs. Clcta|a.
oes in tl e Lea ’!er-r’ou-
H l ’D Y A N w ill c u r e y ou. t roc-tire IH T )!
E xperience is the best teacher. for pile» a-d sk'n r i s ’’-s ’s. Ucv-n e w rite - a;
ROSENBAUH
BROS.
& CO., Union S tock re rd a .
a te the system . Famous little pills
I
A
N
fro
m
y
o
u
r
d
r
u
g
g
is
t.
It
is
so
ld
in
a
ll
The
first
indication
of
croup
is
itb
o
-t
fe
*
er,
<
CLAY,
ROBINSON
&
CO..
Union
S tock \ ardx.
d r u g s to r e s fo r f.Oc p e r p a c k a g e , o r G
for constipation and liver troubles. Use A cker’s English Remedy in any of w orthies; con tu -'e ’-s. ?Tar-h
p a c k a g e s fo r $2 50. Tf y o u r d r u g g is t d o c s
hoarseness,
and
in
a
child
subject
to
“
C
m-.er-
S
I
L
B
E
R
M
A
H
E
^
O
T
H ERS,
ease of coughs, colds or eroup. Medler.
r.ol l-eep it, se n d d ir e c t to th e III'D Y A X
M arsh & Medler.
L
th
a
t
dis
ase
it
may
te
taken
as
a
R
E
M
E
D
Y
C
O
M
P
A
N
Y
,
F
an
F
ra
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c
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r
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2
4
-
1
2
0
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2
3
M
tch
io
a
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S
t.,
C h ic a g o , III.
a
:
Should it fail to give immediate relief
i os A e p e ’es. C al. C n n su li th e liU D Y A N
D yspepsi a can be cured by using
Mr. J. Sheen Sefi ” a, ''In., s.nvefi a i w h a '
OaSOSS^a
found no ? 1 e tte r in s ire sign of tbe approach cf an at- I O C T O R S F R E E . Vou m a y call a n d see
money refunded. 25c and 5dc, at
- m a n d h a v e a fre e c o n s u lta tio n .
If
A c k e r’s D yspepsia Tablets. Onelit-
his child’s l i e bv O -e Minute C>rgh » ir bo ? ehold. If yuu have a cavgb, ' tack. Following this hoarseness is a O
> • ti c a n n o t call on th e d o c to rs , w rite to
M arsh A Medler’s.
th e n fo r a d v ic e . It w ill be g iv e n f re e
tle tab let will give immediate reliif
Cure. Doctors had given her up to try it,” it may le accepted as rn peculiar rough cough. If Chamber
fo r th e n s k .n g . A d d re s s
S I O I — wl e re a ll th e T o u rU ts , O ru in m e rs , F a rm e ra , M erchaut> .S U w «t m e u , M iu e rs
Mr. Elm er Barzee. a brother of die with croup.
o r money refunded.
Sold in hand­
I t ’s an infUlilTe bon­ t expression, w orthy of c re l- ' Iain’s Cough Remedy is given as soon
a u t e v e ry b o d y c u e «tu p a.
EuDYAti
REMEDY
COKPASY,
s o m e tin boxes a t 25c.
5’a r s ’i A W. S. Barzee and a most excellent cure for cough««, eo’ds. grinpe, pneu­ er ce
F or sale by M arsh A Medler. I as the child becomes hoarse, or even
A L L T R M N S S T O P A T H O T S ’- .
violinist, is up from Sa'em visiting monia, bronchitis, a n i th ro at and
Medler.
; after the croupv cough appears, it
K.\ 213 S:-2-.S 2 ,-caiw ry ,
The F arm Journal is unlike any i will prevent the attac k . It is used
relatives
in
this
section.
His
vioiin
lung troubles.
Relieves a t once
Charley Jones wishes to im press
Los Angrefes, Cal.
j en ter paper, for one thing it prints
I in many thousands of homes in this
ujx»n the miuds of tl use who are hun­ playing was greatly appreciated at Marsh A' Medler.
Cor. S to c k - e n , M a rk e t a n d F ll’s S t i ,
no q ”r - 1: medical a A eriisem eats:
t - n F r.-n c sco, C :L
g ry for plows that he has the best the lite rary S aturday evening.
SINNOTT &. FISH, P R O P R S .
As a cure for rheum atism Cham­ 5 f >? a: 1 th r it takes f ve-year sub- broad land, and never disappoints
plows in this or any o th er m arket,
‘‘One Minute Cough Cure is the berlain s Pain Balm is gaining a wide 1 s rri; tio s and g ets the p ap e r to it- the anxioes mothers. We have yet
to learn of a single instance in which
T H E
D A L L E S
O R E .
and th a t they cannot do b e tte r than Vest remedy I ever used for coughs reputation. D. B. Johnston of Rich­
, subs: r
’ e ful thn-» if t^^y are
it has not proved effectual. No oth­
to call and examine tin m before p u r­ and colds. It is 01100113111x1 for the mond. Ind.. la s b '- n troubled with
, a yv> .kvi'c on tl.io planet, even ii tiiey
iHoiel Rates to Suit The Times
er preparation can show such a re c­
whopping cough. Children all like th a t ailment since lb62. In speaking
chasing elsewhere.
mvve iwo or th ree times; if they tie
o
rd—twenty-five
y
ears'
constant
use
it."
w
rites
H.
N.
Williams,
G
entry­
S A M I’ 1. K R O O M « '.
“ I was nearly dead with dyspep­
of it he says: “ I never ft u n i any­ i their h i -s get it. N
we are go-
without
a
failure.
For
sale
by
M
arsh
ville,
Ind.
Never
fails.
It
is
the
sia, tried doctors, visited mineral
thing th at would relieve me until I ; ing to combine with the Farm Journa1
MAI*«
r ^ - ^ f i b e U . I.’. R. R „ < '•” ■* v . e « . •»--*-r” . «- t . Co, Sti»r»»om««o
nt!< !'» •.«•»!•!»•, D nfW r.T j'gb V -illey. O ak G r«i«t.
itake«>«en an ti G olden*
springs, and grew worse.
I used onlp harmless remedy th at gives im used Cham berlain’s Pain Balm. It j and tend The W : co News o ie y ear A Medler.
la.e Srage iii e*.
Cures coughs, ac ts like magi«? w ith me. My fco‘
Farewell P arty.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. T hat cure«! mediate results.
j n u l t : e Farm lo u rn il 5 years, faT of
m e.”
It digests what you eat. colds, hoarseness, croup, pneumonia, was swollen and paining me very 1 19 0, SOL lfiC2, 1903 and PC-’] t
A pleasant little p a rty was gi en ’
a
...
Cures indigestion, sour stomach, bronchitis, and all throat and lum' much, but one g c o i application of i eve y a Iva ice-p ’,vin r subscriber, 1 M ss M vra Stanton Friday evenin r of
♦roubles.
Its
early
use
prevents
eon-
i
Pain
Balm
relieved
me.
F
o
r
sale
by
h eartb u rn , and all forms of dyspep­
new a :d old to the W asco N c^s. last week, as a sort of farewell, si e
consumption. Marsh A Medler.
sia. M arsh «!t Medler.
I Tl is g re a t offer bad b e tte r be ac­ i leaving Wasco early this week for {
Marsh A Medler, druggists.
_ W . 'ó V . - 'r :
i B ritish Columbia. The evening was
cepted before it is w ith fia w i.
A
. pleasantly spent in games and ot ¡er
“ Is n a r i.’g-*
re? ' Tiii ' ■ j
t
e
y
t
e
j amusements, which were kep t u » till
the ru ‘stien fnlly a ” ued at the 1 t- j
! a late hour. The following were
e ra ry S atu rd ay night. And we can ;
duo
I present:
say with the judges, a fte r listening I
would not pay for th e co csu ltatir-’-
Mr and Mrs Ellis. Mr and Mrs H w CÌC30
lth p h y sician s th a t h av e sh a p e ! th is :>n
to the case ?,s p r sented by a m ar- :
T Murchie, Misses Adfiie Lucas, Bes­ sc rip tiu u . P eople h av in g co. J a woo pure Lu
aied m m and a m arried woman, th at '
sie Kill. Myra Stanton, May Rec ¡rd: a £3 cen t box of
m arried life is a f ilure, and th at ’
E
Messrs. Bob Lucas. E D Mckee and | Mendel’s D ynam ic Tabule«
nothing in this world would trm p t us
therefore
p
ra
c
tic
a
lly
h
av
e
h
ad
the
fin
est
e
ti
Claude Jones.
to e r te r such a. li 'e, except a brown 1
s u itin g p h y sic ia n s s ittin g on th e ir ease, t n
< *¿te*-** í2
h av e th e tre a tm e n t in hand. C alled D v x a j i :
Dissolution if Copartnership.
eyed girl. The question was neatly i
from th e ir forcefulness. T hey w ill p o sitive!
discussed, rr.d many w -re the 1 rg b s ! Notice is hereby given th a t the co­ b reak u p a cold in th e head o v e rn ig h t, and i‘
W e ow-i and occupy th e ta lle s t rr r c a - fi’e building in th e w»or(d. W e h a re
over 2.ooo.ooo cm>io tie-a. Sixteen h u n d red clerks a rc c o n stan tly
on tbe affirmative sn< akors; but they i p a rtn e rs’ ip heretofore existing I e- the more serious colds In th e head and ch-
e r.-a ^ rd filling cu t-o i to w n orders.
thoy su p p ly ju s t th e serio u s tre a tm e n t need<
won tb.ei” rnge. The debate was in­ tween A. Allen and J. W. Booth, un-
Y«rc h-.v-’* scoured th e local s-rency for th
O U R G E N E R A L C A T A L O G U E ia th e bonk r r th e r-»--pje —rt «no tes
D"W
t r 'a t - n e a t fo r eolaa anti h av e v
tensely ir .te r e t'n through rut. ar.d j der the firm name of Allen & Boo’h, DìUaiUiC hduU ies UoW on sa.e.
W h o .esale P rie » i to E v erybody, fcar over :,too p;ge*. lo.rou illu stratio n * , a .d
oc.cxx) d e-tcriptiors ci articles w ;th prices. It co sts 72 ccr.ts *a p u n t an d m ail
was intently bhtened to. The ques- • is this day by m utual consent dis-
Wasco P i.arm a v.
e tc h copy. W e w c o t you to have or..-. S E N D E I l ’T L E 1 C E N T S to show
tion for deba
atu rd ay evening is. i solved, said J. W. Booth re tirir g
y e a r go-. ' fcitl: a 4 w e 'll te u d > u a cep y F L E E , w ith ait ch arg es prepaid.
Resolved, th a t the United S tates from the firm. All bills due to < r ! 11 A NTFT>—'e v o -,1 p ' *»n
»
f >r til-.trie* <
U f iU T ß n u e p y v u o n a PR «•’■'chacnAve.and Madicon S *r-i
should own and o p erate the railroads. against said firm will lie settled with i \ \ fié» »nnrta*er in ili * - ta t- lo r e p te - e ­
li lb i t I U U a ii.ll I l . fvU J L ô b J i
C H IC AG O
m e in tb
• w n a- ti s »»r un ' ' z C'-unti
Affirmative, John McPherson. W. L. and by said A. Allen.
W illi g t o p a
ea»l»
O j , p a « . b l - w ek
I«,.-
r, .-e .»» |ov»»t»» t »’ i b ” r il I ' P ,
SSaW-Tv?
Gosser: negative. Miss Mary W aters
tu r
»
* f«-*i»oe« • x. li ”
- e le
A. A llen .
Self H<I<1 o.«-»* • • ’
o V < „ . . .. l'ai
and B o b L ii- r s
J. VY B ooth
.*hXJ h'-.ixr- n IL.
¿ •
i l . of K. A C .
M .E . C.
'A Y I .O K MHMJK, A K. A A. M . - M M i a l
W« m * o ev e ry hr»I a u d O lirti iu e w d s ty iii
m oli 111 u t ì I*. M.
S . C. B in ili.,
v» . 11. K ahn ktt . S ec.
W . >1.
1
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b«ew York Weekly T ribune
We
o
-A Ii»’
U M A TILLA
R
Attention, Farmers !
We have dem onstrated the fact th at Sher­
m an County shriveled w heat is all right for
m illing purposes. Bring in the “shoepegs.”
1
North Pacific Flour Mills.
$1000
P re s c rip tio n
F o r G o ld «
HOUSE,