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In this line we do not ADVANCE P R IC E S .
And in keeping with our usual cu
lines will be cut in two.
W e CUT P R IC E S .
wn wp lead all com petitors, and in so doing the price of special
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A n n o u n c e m e n t E x tra o rd in a ry .
Com m encing flo n d a y, Dec. n th ,
\V e will inaugurate a general clean-up sale iu our Clothing and Furnishing
joods Depattnients. 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.
L ook fo r th e Red T a g .
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M e a n s d o l l a r s a n d c e n t s to y o u .
ALL G O O D S M A R K E D
IN P L A IN F IG U R E S .
T h e W a s c o N ew s. I t h e T ypew
riter paper
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E. O. McCoy came up from The
Dalles Tuesday evening.
T e r m * •fS u b M c r lp tlo o :
Buy a pair of President suspenders
A. M. Hicks is down with smallpox
O n « D o l l a r r*«r Y e a r
from the O. T. Co.
j now. but in a milder form.
F«»r a good shave, go to Geo. Wile-
Special sale on gents' dress shirts
L O D « « DIKECTOKY.
hart,
in the Draper building.
, this week, at the O. T. Co.
IOBM U M M '« , k s o . m , K o f p. M m « i
* v » ry F r id a y a v e m n j al7:<k> In t h e i r h a ll.
W. H. Andrews made a flying trip
<i|oarn>nK b r o la a r s c o r d ia lly in v ite d .
The O. T. Co. has a ft w handsome
D . h . Y ooxa,
C. i. L kj '. h i ,
to The Dalles last week, returning
K .o l K . a a d » .
C. C.
hanging lamps to go a t cost.
S aturday last.
I L L !A N T E M P L E . NO. 17, R. H.—M eet»
z e v e ry W e d n e s d a y o w n i n g a t 8:0 In K .o f (
Wilbur Brock, superintendent of ! School begins Vend tv unless some
M all. S o jo u rn in g S later* c o r d ia lly In v ite d .
M a e M i l« uik .
M aky tv. H ic k s , 1 agencies of the Oregonian, passed near case of smallpox breaks out.
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M. o f K. A C .
.M.E. C.
through the city Friday last
; J. B. Crosfield arrived in town
L. T. Travis. Agent Southern R. R. Tuesday. He is on his wav to Prine-
Selina. Ga., w rites, “ I cannot fay | viUe.
\ 1 J T . A M EK M A N PORT NO. 4, G . A . R .— '
Minute
VV . Meet» rtrs t S a tu r d a y In e a c h m o n th . VI«- too much in praise of One
P alpitation of heart, indigestion,
tiiig b r c t b i e a in v ite d .
A. B. W M U T ,
Cough Cure. Marsh & Medler.
j sleeplessness, melancholia.
Hudyan
14. F. I' ik k A d jl.
C om .
D yspepsia can be cured by using j cures. All druggists, 50 cents.
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'O L D E N MMEAP C H A P T E R , O. E.
I J N o. 4*5, M eet« ev ery 2i«J a n d 4 th Toeaday j A cker's Dyspepsia Tablets. Oae lit-
e v e n in g .
A n n a E o u i m u t o n , VS’. M, ’
I H. E. Vaugl n says he is still in
W l’ AStX) AfM KM BLY N o . 78 U. A .—m eet» ' tie tablet will give immediate relief
his gallery, where he is prep ared to
ev ery M onday e v e n in g la K . o f I*, h a l l ,
• or money refunded.
Sold in hand­
la H V A L K ax, '
A n r n E h Dt'MM,
j tu rn out cabinet photos by the dozen
X eeretu ry,
M. A ,
some tin boxes a t 25c. Marsh & i or gross.
U T A H C I) L O D G E . N o. 83, A. O. U. SV. Meet« !
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VV ev ery T h u rsd ay a v e a tn c in K . o f F. ! Medler.
H a ll.
V ta ilin g W ork m en co r d ia lly In vited . '
For Sale cheap—A Nelson Acety-
R. P. O rr, Bob Lucas, W. L. Gos-
A. H . K k s n k d y ,
J o h n G. fottek ,
R ecord er.
Y . W.
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Iene
gas machine, too small for my
ser, E. L. Weld and H. H. White
j use. Good for residence.
' s ta rte d overland on Monday for Fos-
JAN. 18, 1900
TH U R SD A Y
C. A. A kers .
j sil, where they installed a bran new
The W atts Marble and G ranite
K nights of P ythias lo ’ge. They are
N E W S T E R S E L Y T O I .D .
expected back Friday.
W orks of The Dalles buys its stock-
Lewis Dennis, Salem. Ind., says, direct from the q u arry in carload
Th»* bleak wind whistles through our
“ Kodol Dyspepsia Cure did me more lots, and can sell cheaper than you
p an ts
In m anner sharp, unfeeling,
! good than anything I • ver took.’’ can buy elsewhere. Get its prices.
And many a d esperate jig we dance
Tt digests what you e a t and can not
Columbia river surprised all old
To keep us from congealing.
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help
but
cure
dyspepsia
and
stomach
residents
last night by making an
O, ve delinquents, hear our prayer,
And liestir your loitering peglets, troubles. Marsh & Medler.
unhe?rd of rise for this season of the
.And chip in for another pair
Size does'nt indicate quality. Be­ year. From 8 o'clock last Sunday
Of p an tlets for our leglets,
w
are
of counterfeit and worthless night to 8 o'clock next morning it
< >r else we die and soar on wings
fe^t, and has been rising
To where they never w ear such salve offered for D eW itt’s Witch rose
things.
Hazel Salve. D eW itt’s is the only about an inch an hour since.—T. M.
—New E ra.
original. An infallible cure for piles
The new registration law now in
Marsh & Med­ effect compels every voter to reg is­
Be sure and let W ilebart suave yon. and all skin diseases.
te r before any justice of the peace or
Huy a golf cap and lx* in line. A t ler.
notary
public in the county, or the
the O. T Co.
The new railroad bridge which is
county
clerk,
before noon on May 15.
Call a t the News office for all kinds being built between the residences of
If
you
don't
do
this you will be re ­
Dr.
Edgington
and
J.
M.
Hoag
will
of legal blanks.
minded
very
forcibly
of the condition
be
finished
iu
about
ten
days.
The
Try a few tickets on the piano at the
bridge will be about 130 ft long, the U itlanders of Transvaal arc in.
O. T. Co.’f store.
Marsh & Medler guaran tee every
A Zaza muffler is just w hat you and is a decided im provem ent as the
old
one
has
been
considered
unsafe
bottle
of Chamberlain’s Cough Rem­
need. G et it a t the O. T. Co.
for some time.
edy
and
will refund the money to any
Pres. E. E Lytle made a flying
one
who
is not satisfied a fte r using
Says the T.-M
The examination
trip over the Columbia Southern
two-thirds
of the contents. This is
of
J.
H.
Preston
charged with la r­
Sunday.
the best remedy in the world for la
ceny
of
clothing
from
a
building,
wes
For ‘happed hands, face and lips
grippe, coughs, colds, eroup and
g e t a bottle of marshmallow cream . held before Justice B ayard Monday.
whooping cough, and is pleasant and
A
fter
hearing
the
testimony
aud
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W asco Pharm acy.
gum ent of counsel, the justice bound safe to take. It prevents any ten-
W hen you w ant difficult black-
j cy of a cold to result in pneumonia..
sm ithing done, go to ’-’rank Lucas him over to the circuit court in bonds
J. I. Bevrv, Loganton, P a., w rites
He lias the advantage of the very beat of $250/’ Mr. P reston is the young
tools and a knowledge of how to use man who was here last summer and i “ I am willing to take my oath th a t I
them .
with whom our city lieeame acquain­ was cured of pneumonia entirely by
ted
through his excellent singing.
The m odern and m ost effective
1 the use of One Minute Cough Cure
cu re for constipation and all liver
It has been dem onstrated re p e a t­ afte r doctors failed. I t also cured
troubles—the famous little pills edly in every s ta te in the Union and my chil Iren of whooping cough»”
known as D eW itt’s L ittle E arly Ris­ in many foreign countries th at Cham­ Quickly relieves and cures coughs,
ers. M arsh & Medler.
berlain's Cough Remedy is a certain colds, croup, grippe and th ro a t and
Charley Jones wishes to im press preventive and cure for croup. It lung troubles. Children all like it.
upon the miuds of those who are hun­ lias become the universal remedy for M others endorse it. M arsh & Med-
g ry for plows th a t he has the best th at disease. M. V. Fisher, of Lib­ ■ ler.
plows in this o r any other m arket, erty , W. Ya., only rep eats what has
The lady friends of the Jolly E ight
and th at they cannot do b e tte r than been said around the globe when he gave a banquet last F riday evening,
to call and examine them before p u r­ w rites: “ I have used Chamberlain's a t the home of Mr. J. T. Lucas.
chasing elsewhere.
Cough Remedy in my family for sev­ We understand th a t not one of them
S ick H eadache absolutely and eral years and always with perfect has eaten a meal since. This will
perm anently cured by using Moki success. We believe th at it is not J not surprise our readers When they
Tea. A pleasant herb drink. Cures only the best cough remedy but a learn th a t four hours were consumed
eonstipation and m akes you eat, sure cure for croup. It has saved in banqueting—from 9 p. m. till 1 a.
sleep, work and happy. .Satisfaction the lives of our children a number of m. \\ e forbear mentioning names of
g u aran teed or money back. 25c and tim es.' This remedy is for sale by the participants, as we have a wlicle-
Marsh & Medler,
50c. a t M arsh A M edler's.
> seme respect for our complexion.
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Attention, Farmers!
We have demonstrated the fact that Sher
man County shriveled wheat is all right for
milling purposes. Bring in the “slioepegs,"
North Pacific Flour Mills.
macy. It has the largest stock of
p tre prescription drugs in Sherman
county, and they are dispensed by a
qualified druggist.
G. H. Appleton. Justice of Peace.
Clarksburg. N. J., says. “ D eW itt’s
L ittle E arly Risers are the best pills
made for constipation. We use no
others.
Quickly cure all liver and
bowel troubles. Marsh A Medler.
Mr. Dunlap has taken charge of
the postoffice and will move it from
its present location to the Reynolds
building. Mr. Dunlap is one of Was
co s most esteemed citizens and we
are sure he will do well in his n e t­
work.
E xperience is the best teacher.
Use A cker's English Remedy in any
case of coughs, colds o r croup.
Should it fail to give immediate relief
money refunded. 25c and 50c, at
Marsh & Medler's.
When vou want pure drugs aud
chemicals take your prescription to
the Wasco Pharm acy where they
will be filled with the standard p rep ­
arations of the Pharmacopoeia, and
you will g et just what your physician
orders and no substitution.
F. B. Thirkield, H ealth Inspector
of Chicago, says, “ Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure cannot be reccommcnded too
highly. It cured me of severe dys­
pepsia.” It digests w hat you eat
aud cures indigestion, h eart irn and
all forms of dyspepsia. M arsh &
Medler.
A notobac crank has discovered
th at a cigar contains ascetic, formic,
vityric, valerlamic, pronionie and
prussic acids; creosote, phenol, am­
monia, sulphuretted hydrogen, nico­
tine. virilene, and picolinc.
But
think of g ettin g all this for fit e cents!
If bought a t a drug store the bill
would be about $217.39.
pleasant time was had a t the
residence of t. W. Booth last Wed­
nesday night, when a large assembly
of young people took possession of
the house and made things hum for a
while. There were music and games
galore, and an elegant luncheon dis­
cussed. We cannot publish names of
those present, there were so many. •
The people a t Moro are laboring
very hard to convince the world a t
large th a t they have not g o t the
smallpox in their thriving little town.
They claim it is the Filipino itch. If
it is like the reg u lar “ sevch year
itch " of the W illamette Valley, says
our friend Charley C arter, God pity
them .for they had b e tte r have small­
pox a t once.—Agri.
I w-aut to let the people who suffer
from rheumatism and sciatica kn^w
th a t Cham berlain's Pain Balm re-
lieveed me afte r a number of o ther
medicines and a doctor had failed.
It is the best linament I have ever
known of.—J. A. D odgen , A lp h aret­
ta. Ga. Thousands have been cured
of rheumatism by this remedy. One
application relieves the pain. For
sale by M arsh & Medler, druggists.
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W asco every nrat a n d la ir d Tuebday in
»qch m o u th a t 7 P. M.
V. C. B u o«i;,
W . M. C a k x k t t . S ee.
W .M .
Another wedding is on the tapis.
W. F. John M»n and family returned
to The Dull-'». Wedeosday.
Chief engineer A. E. H ^nvum d
of the Columbia Southern « as in town
Monday.
Trembling hands, weak limbs and
unsteady gait. Hudyan cures. All
druggists. 50 cents.
The N. P. F. Mills have about fin­
ished their repairs, and will s ta r t up
work again Monday.
Kodak fiends who want Ixjard for
mounts can g et the same at this off­
er. The mounts come in large sheets
—144 x22*—and are sold 3 for 25c.
cut to any siz-\
According to the Observer, A. B.
Smith, in charge of the construction
forces on the Columbia Southern,
says the line will be completed to
Shaniko in about th ree months if the
present favorable w eather contin­
ues. There are 500 men new em­
ployed on the line. I t is predicted
th a t th ere will be a g re a t rush to the
new city when the protnoters give
the signal.
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'called on this oflee Wednesday.
Wasco Lodge -No. S3. A. O. U. W.
installed its officers for the ensuing
six months last Thursday evening.
Col. J. M. P a tte r son. wife and fam
ily left yesterday for The Dalles. We
are sorry to learn th a t they have
- left Wasco for goo 1.
An atte m p t will be made to hold
the literary m eeting S aturday even
ing. provided no more smallpox cases
appear. Be sure and at temi. • A
mock trial is on the program m e in­
stead of a debate.
Those of our readers who desire to
secure Nevi York papers have now
an opportunity to do so at a m oder­
a te cost. We will give the News and
the weekly Tribune one year to p re­
paying subscribers for $1.25. and
with the tri-weekly Tribune for $1.75.
Call at this office and g et sample
copies.
Andy P earson's little boy came
very n ear drowning on Monday*. He
was playing with some companions
in the ditch, when in some way the
chiid fell face forward into the w ater.
Being too young to help himself, and
his companions about the same age.
he was in a fair way to d’-own. The
little fellows, however, scream ed at
the top of their voices, and Mrs. L
Clark happened to hear the screams.
She hurried to the boy's assistance,
pulled him out of the w ater uncon­
scious. and took him to her home and
called Dr. Beer>. wno soon brought
him to
I< was a narrow escape.
They banish pain
and prolong life
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GIVES
RELIEF.
P la y e d O ut.
Dull headache, p alis in various
p a rts of the body, sinking at the pit
of the stomach, loss of appetite, fev­
erishness. pimples or sores, are all
j positive evidence of impure blood
, No m a tte r how it became so. it must
The Workman lodge in this citv be purified in order to obtain good
has chosen sides, half the number ou I health. A cker s Blood E lixcr has
each side, to solicit new members. i never failed to cure scrofulous or
The losing side will provide a m ag­ j syphilitic poisous or any other blood
nificent oyster supper for themselves j diseases. It is certainly a wonderful
remedy and we sell evefy bottle on a
the winners and the new members, ! ! positive
guarantee. Marsh A Med-
to g eth er with the families of all in t­ er, druggists.
erested. The boys are rustling now,
To Rent.
and the final outcome on April 5 will
Half
section
of land For p articu
be watched for with much interest.
lars. w rite G. A. Olmstead. Wallace.
Not one of us but has wished to
Idaho.
change places, and in the January
“ Cosmopolitan” the brilliant E d g ar
CATARit I OF THE STOMACH
Saltus w rites on “ The Delights of
Is e s s e n tia lly a c h ro n ic d ise a se . T h e re Is
Trying to be Someone Else” in a man­ a n in tla n n n a iio n of th e In n e r c o a tin g o f
e sto m a c h . A th ic k , ro p y m u c u s fo rm s
ner th a t makes the folly of the almost th
a n d th is c a u s e s th e m o re p ro n o u n c e d
sy m p to m s . I t r e ­
universal wish excusable and even
m a in s
in
th e
s to m a c h And d e ­
commendable. The article is heavily
com p o se» . T h e n rtf
e c u rse
d ig e s tio n
illustrated with pictures of peonie
c a n n o t be p io p e r -
ly p et fo rm e d . T h e
who for the time being have tried to
liv e r a lso t>e< o n n -<
In v o lv ed nini in a
be somebody else.
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th e s y m p to m s a r e
m o s t at v ere. T h e
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YAN can lx had
o f all d r u g g is ts
fo r 50c p e r p a c k ­
age.
W h e n you
h a v e u se d
VAN
tell
your
frie n d s a b o u t Its
effe c ts. T h e y a lso
w ish to be c u re d . S tu d y v o u r s y m p to m s
c a r e f u lly fro m tills c h a r t. E a c h n u m b e r
r e p r e s e n ts a sy m p to m o r a g r o u p o f
s y m p to m s . You h a v e th e sy m p to m s . I ’se
H V D Y A N a m i th ey w ill d is a p p e a r. D o n 't
» a it a n y lo n g e r. C a n c e r o f th e s to m a c h
o fte n h a s Ils b e g in n in g in a s e v e re c a s e o f
c a t a r r h o f th e s to m a c h .
Rivers on the Rampage.
S aturdsy’s telegraphic rep o rt of
the rise in stream s relate an u npre­
cedented freshet throughout the u p ­
per country. From W’alla W alla the
highest w ater since 1883 is reported.
Trains were delayed and bridges
washed out. Below town the rail­
road bridge was washed away and
one bridge was lost by the city. The
damage is considerable, but 1he wa­
te r is receding.
A t Pendleton the Umatilla river
rose six feet in one night, and a t
Thorn Hollo..', 18 miles east of Pend­
leton, a railroad culvert was washed
out and the river spread all over the
bottoms. Extensive dam age to the
railroad and wagon bridges is feared.
Palouse city rep o rts the river hav­
ing reached high-water*m ark a t th a t
point, and is still raising. No dam ­
age has been done there, although the
w ater is th ree feet deep in lower
main stree t, but the N orthern Pacific
railroad bridge is in grave danger.
Aside from the railroad property,
Palouse can stand three more feet of
Water without dam age. The snow in
the mountains above Palouse is n e a r­
ly all gone, and if the rain continues
the river will rise much higher, in
which case considerable dam age will
result a t Elberton and Coifax.
A t Lewiston the rainfall was heav­
ier than had eveF before known and
C learw ater was 18 feet higher than
a t this time a year ago. Consider­
able dam age was done wagon and
railroad bridges, and no trains were
run iato Lewiston for two d ays.—
T.-M.
\\ hen wheat is depressed prepare for a reaction by
concentrating your grain with T H E MUTUAL W A R E ­
H O USE CO. at tidewater. If you are not fully posted
about the advantage of the offer, drop us a line and we will
explain.
T h e M u tu a W a r e h o u s e C o m p a n y ,
i M on tg o m ery D ock N o ,
I. n i l .I O U P H E A D A C H E - T h i s is m o re
p ro n o u n c e d in th e m o rn in g , th o u g h u s u a l ­
ly o c c u r r in g a t f re q u e n t i n te r v a ls th r o u g h
th e d ay . IlU D Y A N w ill re lie v e th e h e a d ­
ach e.
2-3. R E D A N D W A T E R ' E Y E S - H K D -
YAN w ill c a u s e th e re d n e s s to d is a p p e a r
a n d m a k e th e e y e s a s s u m e th e ir n o rm a!
h e a lth y a p p e a r a n c e .
4. C O A T E D T O N G U E A N D F O E T ID
B R E A T H A N D R A D T A S T E IN T H E
M O U T H —E U D Y A N w ill c le a r th e to n g u e ,
m a k e th e b r e a t h p u re a n d sw e e t a n d
c a u s e th e b a d t a s t e to d is a p p e a r.
6. P A IN A N D T E N D E R N E S S IN T H E
S T O M A C H —T h is is d u e to in d ig t lio n .
H U D Y A N w ill c.\u se th e food to b r n t n e
p e r fe c tly d ig e s te d a n d th e p a in a r .J t e n ­
d e r n e s s w ill d is a p p e a r.
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HINTS FOR THE DAIRY.
A cotv a b o m in a te s an u n c le a n p e r­
son.
M an y d a iry m e n feed to o m u ch ; m ore
feed to o little .
Cows need ro o ts fro m O cto b er to
M ay fo r best re s u lts .
S a ltin g th e cow s is one c f the
th in g s to o o fte n n eg lec ted .
Do n o t m ilk y o u r cow s b efo re th e y
calve. R educe th e food if u d d e r is g e t­
tin g to o h o t, b u t do n o t m ilk.
T h e re is good rc a sb n to believe th e
e o la s tru m , o r first m ess, sh o u ld be d i­
vided b etw een th e cow a n d calf.
In d a ir y in g b ra in s a r e n eeded a?
m u ch as “ b lo o d ;” y e t th e a m o u n t of
b ra in s is n o t a s e s s e n tia l as th e
q u a lity .
M ost cow s p ro s tra te d w ith fev er can
be cu re d if p ro m p t a tte n tio n is given.
T h e rem ed y is n o t p h y sic, b u t w a rm th .
T h e g re a te s t b le s sin g th a t o v erco m es
to a d a iry m a n is a sw e e t-te m p e re d 'vife,
w ho can m ak e tine b u tte r . I k now tbi«
lj%- ex p erien ce. 'Ih e Wife a p p re c ia te s
h a v in g h e r h u sb a n d say n ice th in g s
a b o u t h e r an d h e r w o rk . — M idland
F a rm e r.
!
I am indebted to One >rinu4e
Cough Cure for my health and life.
I t cured me of luDg trouble following
g rip p e .” Thousands owe their lives
to the prom pt action of this never
STRANGE SUICIDES.
failing remedy. I t cures roughs,
F o rk e d b ra n c h e s of a n a p p le tre e
colds, croup, bronchitis, pneumonia,
ere used a s a n o o s e b y a S tro u d s b u rg
grippe and th ro a t and lung troubles. w
tP a .) suicide.
Its early use prevents consumption.
B e c a u s e h i s m o t h e r w ould n o t let
It is the only harm less remec.v th at him go in sw im m in g a n A rk a n sa s boy
gives immediate results. M arsh A c u t h is th r o a t.
I ie r h u sb a n d w a n te d to move a n d she
Medler.
“ A young man came into our store
yesterday suffering from a severe a t­
tack of cram p colic,” w rites B. F.
Hess, miller ai.d general m erchant,
Dickey's Mountain, Pa. He had
tried various home remedies without
relief. As I had used Chamberlain’s
Colie, Cholera an 1 D iarrhoea Kem dv
I gave him a dose and it soon brought
him out alright. I never saw a fel
low ao rejoiced." This remedy is for
sale by Marsh A Medler. druggists.
vougu ifcorneiiy.
Manager Martin, of the Pierson
d ru g store, informs us that he is hav-
iug a g re a t run oa Chamberlain's
, Cough Remedy. He sells five bottles
of th at medicine to one of any other
kind, and it gives g re at satisfaction.
I In these days of la grippe thero is
i nothing like Chamberlain's Cough
i Remedy to stop the cough, heal up
the sore th ro at and lungs and give
j relief within a very short time. The
, sales are growing, and all who try it
arc pleased with its prom pt action.
— South Chicago Daily Calumet. For
sale by Marsh & Medler, druggists.
d id n o t. T h is led a C o n n ecticu t w om an
to d rin k poison.
C h am p ag n e w ith a rs e n ic in it w as
used by a S an F ra n c isc o m an a s a m ean s
o f self-destruction-.
“ A h. to see th e m oon a t a d is ta n c e c f
one m e te r.” w as th e n o te le ft b j a B aris
su ic id e e x p h iT Ju g h is m otive fo r d e a th .
F e a rin g t h a t h is w ife w ould scold
h im fo r g e ttin g ho m e la te , a new ly-
m ad e L ondon b rid e g ro o m c o m m itte d
suicide.
NEW ENGLAND EPIGRAM S
RAW FIR HOUSE
Is tho largest house of it« kind in th»» ooutu ry. We pay »pot
tPosb f»«* af/ ir/.ft/B o f S k i m a m / F u r a .
O u rasso rtin g is considered th e m ost liberal find o ur rem it­
tan ces th e nn>st prom pt. We rem it by d raft, money order
o r cash on th e sam e day th e shipm ent arriv es We charge
no commission on fu rs, and pay express o r freight ch aip es
when sam e do not exceed 10 p e r cent of the ttd u e of ship­
m ent. We keep you posted a t all tim es on th e p ri.e s of all
kinds of fu rs w rite to-day fo r P rice L ist and Q u otaticns.
As to o u r responsibility we refer by permission to—
A 61000
P s 'e s c p ^ p tlo n
F o r G o ld s
METROPOLITAN NATIONAL BANK. Chicago.
CONTINENTAL T ATIONAI. BANK, Chicago.
DESERET NATIONAL BANK. S alt Lake C ity. U tah.
PEOPLE’S NATIONAL BANK, Rock Island, IU.
COW A NATIONAL BANK. O ttum w a. Iowa.
riONTOOMERY W A R » A CO..V bctcsale Drv Goods, Chlojo.
NELSON MORRIS * CO., Beef and Pork Packers.Cbitafa
ROSENBAUT BROS. & CO.. Union Stock Yard».
CLAY, ROBINSON & CO.. Union S tock Y crds.
UCJO wonld bot pay for th e co n sn ltatlcn s
w ith p h y sician s th a t h av e shaped th is pre-
sc rip tio n . P eople h a rin g co: 1» who purchaaa
a £5 cen t box of
StLEERM AN BROTHERS,
¿22-124- 1 2 6 .1 2 8 M ic h ig a n S i., C h ic a g o ,
ra'rmfcM
Ment-.ci’.s Dynam ic T a b u le s
therefore p ra c tic a lly h a r e had th e finest con­
s u ltin g p h y sic ia n s s ittin g oa th eir case, and
h av e ‘he t r e a t i e s ; in hand. C alled D tsamic
front th o ir fo rce lu lcc rs. They w ill p o sitiv ely
break u p a cold in th e head over n i^ h t, s a d for
th e more ecrlous colds In th e h ead and ch«»*t i
they supply ju s t the serio u s tre a tm e c t needed,
w e h a r e secured th e local agency for th is
new scientific tre a tm e n t for colds and have the»
D ynatoic T aoulea now on sale.
S T O P —w t.ere a ll t h e T o u ris t» , D r u m m e rs , F a rm e r» , M e r c h a n ts ,K to c c m a n , kt in«p»
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Wasco Pharm acy
T he f u tu r e keeps lief se c re ts fo r h is ­
to ry to tel!.
T o u ch is a m ag ic w an d th a t s tir s th e
blood e n d ra k e s th e sou).
M istak es perv ad e o u r lives; th e j' a re
c u r te a c h e rs, b u t in th is school di=-
p lo m as a re w ith h e ld .
II7 A X T F D —SeverAI p e rso n s fo r d is tric t o f
T h e w ind m ake: s te p s a t every d o o r,
VV fie«- m a n a g e rs in th is - ta te to rep re sen t
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1 tu n itle s .
K eftrtn .-es e x c h a n g e d
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For Sale.
160 acres improve 1 ranch all under
cultivation and fenced. To be sold
with or without crop, fall seeded. 8
mile* east of Wasco. F or fu rth e f
p articulars caH <>n M" M B a-nctt
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