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SCOn S EMULSION
a «art*» *su rimrtr
Mi.. | , g. ne Gill >• i. vi.tliug
'll ■ Mildred ti >tl,uti it lltMiiy Hi.,
flr.t of the Week.
Doings of Cittì
iwm ’»( ifinghatii»
Tlu»*v arw riira
and
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S. E. ÏOIAG tí- W. A,"'SY
Rcincmher that Ilihlcr A Gill al-
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« p-v inore for farm proda-e
II.an any i«aiy.
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Y h wi i «uve from Id per rent to
Ju i ,-r cent hl buying > -Ur sito»
of
llibicr A tìill t «to
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r * vt rv»»** n '» Far!«« I«»
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b-r >11 tirai
I. ir., >..rk
Dr
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Ir tn get at
pul Sein d
i»tnu-tinna
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< ti is- W*«e|y Mrejved » foil ear
|< mi I nf t»uggir" »nd binder- the fi:«l
Nolle« hi« id.
d Ito- week
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••Jack" Jones 1« r»n the r tlr»-«1 list
thl« week uw Ing t<» a collision whll«-
I n Ing lull st Li'linlion l»»t wvk.
N. U Gaine« h*« some uf the fin
est 'berries wi» have ever *i-en
They are th»-('••ntennlsl and are the
largest cherries grown.
Hurrah for the 4th
A. Montgomery, who lu» beea In
p>'ir health for »nmo tlm* past, h
now <-utifini*i| to hl* tied «t the home
id hi- d.iugMvr. Mr». H Nhelton.
Mr« M-inig iinvry came dawn from
Nhedd l ui -dsy Inst to i.«« 1st 111 tak
it-g care <4 him.
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I. W. Pomeroy received the «ad
m-w « M■ .nd i v la«t that It 1« daughter,
Mrs E'tlw AnderaoB, of I'pton, t'di-
fornla. w is dying. .Mr«. Anderaon
li t« many friends in thl« vicinity
>» tin will be grieved to learn of her
death.
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Mr and Mr«. 1«. L. Cnlavan find
family have moved heck to Scio
from M -Mlnnvllle to reside, < >ur
people -ire glad to have them agiln
wiiii a«.
They purchase«! their
former h.iiiiu from <'. H. Buck, nnd
the IsHi-r has moved to the J. A.
lltlyru residence on Main Street.
«ri* Wei
le to look
to Ituy
Wesely Bros.
olir Itili
it your
Scio
ti’tifinir
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II Buck |«n< «pv* I il attention
tn Indie« «nd » hildreti« hairdressing,
and the ladle* are Invited to call at
anv time. Price» reasonable.
Mi«« Agnes Craft, now re«i<ll
iu Allmny. but formerly of n
Melo, ha* been elected queen of
< «rulval which ha* ta-cn held
AHi'iy tile pa«l week
Noe
i-i-l v. d ««’ ’> votes.
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Hlbit-r A Gill Co. aell good. fre«h
run«t coffee for I-’**, ¡ion’t buy »tale
;-Mi-knge coffee when you can get
fr»-«li e,»ff--e furthat price.
I tie r-M I «upervlwir reque*’» u» to
warn thi»«e wiio drive aero*« the
bridge here In town fa«ti*r than a
walk, that they had belter atop it.
thfo OîîliM
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Arrangement» are all now com-
plete fur il grand time on Die Ith.
Everything poaalble 11 1« liewrt done
mill li remain« for the people to turn
out amt enjoy themselves. Till* pl-
rade will forul at the public «ehool
ground» and uiar.-h <b•«<
'till «Irrel
tn Main mid down Main to Die
grove Tin* Godili-«« h's •»•li-cted
the t Howl- e maid*: Ml«-i - B<-««ie
Morria, ,b -let ddwell, ¡.ollie Wil­
son »tin J* ««ip Hitili r.
Huy Meli night and George Dwley
tlu« week iurclui-1-d I lie Meat Mirk
etwfhrai'. Itehor W li'i will go Into
bmdne«« at Springfield. It «rem«»«
if I lie put .11 tge here doe« not just I-
fv a «hop from the number Of times
ill-hang - hand«, but we -in* coti-
viiK isi the rigid parties have now
got It to make a aueveaa of It. We
»hrmld give them a good patronage
arid give them a chance
Being
S. io you' < men they are deserving
of the since»« we predict for them.
An uninformed |»-r*on coming to
Scio would b * struck with tlie unu-
U.il activity of several nf our people
in flu- -i lewa’k line, until inforiiu |
Hi d it w i« ordered tiy our city dad«
.No more |w or aldvwalk«. that makes
in-uran. *< comptmle»
look
wise.
With our new sidewalks and lhe
h.-allh ordln mce fully enf treed,
s. io will preaent a tie it appearance,
which will attract the attention of
any home «eeker in qu»»t of a loca
lion.
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The following ha« law*n contribuì
««I and »ent to the Heppner relief
fund:
$ MUNI
I O.O. F.
au.tw
llrbekiih«
1.'. mi
K. of I’.
IMO
A O. V. W.
2fi IMI
T. J. Mun »er«
10.00
A. J. Johnson
Etc
tr«ft,
•l’c”OI)
13»i 1X1
Total
A general aubarflptlon will I«* taken
up the llr«t of nett
eek when nil
our cltiacna will have a chance to
«iileurl'*«. Il i» rkpected that at
leaat >200 Will tw miM-d.
Monday morning Wm Brenner
had an ea perirne» whe It came very
near lerm Inating hi« career, and one
that he would not care to re|wat.
lie wa« riding a horae and wa* after
«(■me caltlc wall h had | gone In the
rear <d IliblrrA «.ill ti»*» atore,
when Ida horae fell and rolled com-
pletely over him. lie wa» picked
up ami carried to Dr. ¡’rill'» ortlce
where It wa« found that hl« should-
er w «« liadlv dl«l'«*at'*<l and that he
wa« bed’y t>rui«nl from brail to foot.
Bill 1« able tn navigate a little no »
but Very «lowly.
Mr« Llcttie Sutherlin received the
•ad new» Tur«<l»y of the death ol
her brother. Millon llud«on, nt < ««-
cadla, where hr wa« movml from
thia place alaiut three week« ago In
lhe hope nf benetlttlug nl« health
w hich ha« been very poor for the
| m «1 year and over, lie died at 10
a. hi . Monday aid wan hurled at
Brown»»illo on Wrdnrwlay after
main, lie ha« many friend« in Brio
and vicinity wtio deeply regret hl«
«ndden demlM*. while th« tx-reevml
family have the aymfnithy of every
one In their «orrow, coming a« it
due« «oon after the death of hl« step­
father.
Saturday la«t the Scio bn«r ball
t» un playr*l a game with (.elmnoti
at the latter place ami were defeat­
ed, and on Nundoy la«t p.ayi-d with
the I leaver Creek Imy« and bent
them by a »co e of l.> to 4. Ever
«Ince their orgunlmtlon our boy«
have not bad th« ieaid enevwrapa
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14.75
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B< rn to Mr and Mr*. John Shim
»tick, mi Tt’ur«day. June Ï.», a girl.
meni, whit* other place« help their
team. In all kind of wav«--prlnet
p«lly financially. It ,« bard work,
this playing Mil, e*|.erially when v<»u
get no »ti.-. ur*gemei>t If you win,
»nd g.-t the h. r«* laugh If vou don’t
If evervonw would try a« hint a«
tjie piai er« Io make our learn a
gissi one we would hive ns g »«I a
lea u a» any toe n in lhe valley.
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H:r Terror.
'■¡ wocl.l cough nearly all niglit long."
wntre 'Ir- <‘i i*« A;.| ir-ite of Ai.-aaa.
■Irta, lini , "*«el ctsikl hanlly irrt anv
Ni«**p I bad coii*um|itkm «w bod that
if 1 walked a blis-k I would coligli fright-
full» and «tut bl<«»l. Imt. when all other
!>.,«b< Ine» fallisi, three 31 ill l»,ttl»-« •»(
l»r King ■ N. » fh-e-iveri »ledly ctir»»l
m* and I gaino-l M ¡«»und« " It'» al»*»
Intel y giiar«ntc«l tn cun* Cough*. C»>l«l«.
Iagrippe. Bnuichit » sod all Tliroat arel
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Trial («itile» free at I . C Tis-rv • drug
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Sent
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Mo*t every b»li- |n our section
Mi««.-« Irma Sutherlin amt Maud wenf over Io the t'mbtrew «ale |a»t
lltlyru were in Albany In.t week.
Saturday and had a g.»>l lime.
Harry Johnaton wa« at Alhany
Mr I »a ac Cra bl r«*e, of Hathiwsv,
Tu<» lay.
Montana, 1« visiting relatives and
Ml«« lh*l||r (Miry ewm" up from friend« In thl* vicinity after an ab-
I* rtlaml Sunday l««t to »pend the •enre of over 41 year*
Ith with her parent«.
Ml-« Ina Gaine« vlaltrd with u«
<1. W. Morrow wa« al Aituny l>««< .Sunday.
Monday.
We mi|«l give lh,* h«| I«,«« jn
J A Bilyeu and family ware at Mouth Dl«trtct . Mr. ¡•di Hainer,cred
Il fur the Impruvmeut he h«« made
ladanon last Friday.
on the rind in h « district. Mr. Hi
Mi*« Irma Mu'herBn went to Al« mer pleaae accept our thank».
bang. L«»t Sunday, where «lie ba«
Mr*. (Isrs Grlfiln amt daughter,
arrepted i p*>«ltion In thw Mrtgfi*4U
Vrva, were i i dling in Marion last
laundry for the summer
w eek.
Ml«« Z«e- Morri* vi.fled r ri* livra
In Iwlwnun ia«t »rut,
Mi«« Audio Mhelmn hi* li«»it ro®.
hoed to her home will, tondlili*.
Fred Jone« w «• In Alhtny thi«
week «eelng the t 'arnlVai aight*.
Mr. s | Shore and children were
In Albany Tuesday.
Johnm<*
»»f
tnivfe
a hu«ln<>«* trip to the«» parts the
Ml.« Maud Meyer» came up from first of the week.
Silem last w>-»*k to «(«-nd her «urn
mer va allon at home.
J. G and l^»«'rr I) >lt atarted Io
Prineville l»«t Monday.
Mr«. ¡.Ina Hale, of I ba non 1«
Mi** Alchle Jom-« returned home
vi.lihig her brother J. N Morri*, tn
Tuowday from » vi«lt with Altwmy
thl» city.
and Hiirri«tiurg friend».
Mr» M M 1’ii-rv and Ml«« Jee«le
Mi«« Freda struckmvier return,-I
Caldwell came down from Spring
Held to apend the tin with s.-lo rela­ l««t week frnm Albany where »lie
attendi li cnllvgw the past year.
tive* and friend«.
I or Help.
I>,li Meier» 1« visiting friend« In
O.I» Ho t returned tn Mill Pit
Albany thl« week
last week after a several, d iy« vi«e
w ith his parent«.
Ml«« ¡.aura Meyer* of the Port­
land school« 1« at her home tn thl*
Quite a nitmlier of Thoinss peupla
city.
are attending the Albutiy cirnlval
this week.
I he NhetlfT thi« forenoon received
a telephone message from ¡etcotnh
ask Ing lhe sheriff to go there at once
and protect Mr« I'd. M-inder*. who
rlalm*-d
la* in danger. The quew
lion was asked why her new bus-
Gird to whom »he was married
Tuesil iy did not protect her, ami the
answer W*a that he whs nut there.
It Is not thought «lie Is in much dan­
ger. The attention of Brother Finch
of th» Her dd is c-tHisI to th»» situa­
tion. ■ I hmi's-rit.
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Albany Democrnt.
The m-tlr n of District Attorney
Hurt In dl«ml«»tng without prosecu­
tion the Hunkers c-i«e and other
criminal i-i«e« on Tueaday ha« been
very generally criticised. This ac­
tion of the ilfs'rlct uttorney ha«
served to strengthen the determln.i
thin uf the |>eople to return Io the
grand Jury system as the be«t mean*
Vi-t devl-e«l fur protection <>f siadety
sg nnst it« criminal cl t«s. The peo­
ple do not believe that »-»cli-tv 1«
fairly treated when the law offleera
make a «weeping di«mi««il of 'rim
Inal e»«»-s without an efTirt to con»
vict. z\ very «trong protusl h 4<
arisen agninat such action.
ot the Stnmaih.
IV ben thè «tuinach ia inerhsidid . wlien
finsi i> taken intuit tbat fall« to digest,
it dis'aya and infilimi-« thv niiieou» mem­
brane. nxpNniig thè nt-rie«. and cause«
fbe gland« tu s«-cret niilcin. invi ad of
thv naturai jincv» of digi-atum Thi« i»
mitosi l'atarrh <»f thè Ntomacli
For
n*r» I Miflered witb t’atarrli of thè
Ntotnach, < »uscii bv iiidig» «tu>ii
¡Me-
tor» ami mvdicinve fallisi to bonvfit me
untll I u»<sl Kodd l'vsjereia Cure.—J.
H Itb.-a, Coppell, Ti-x
Nuld by E l'.
l’eery.
About B-’TiM ksd VfciCtJ
We «re «öl« agent« here for the
"*.•( make« of buggies and wagons.
We gu irantee whit we sell and we
guarantee our price« against any and
everyt*»1y. Itoon’t take other |»eo-
ple’« word a Im lit thaw metterà but
come nini sei» our rig* and get our
price«,
¡Ititi.r.K A Gll.i.Co.
No Tity Shswa
•'For year» fate wa» after me emttinu-
iwisly" writ»-* F V tiiillislgc Vcrisma
Ala ‘‘I luel a tvrrild* can- of Pile»
causing 21 tumor« Wle»n all failed
n>e
Bneklvii'* Amica Halve cure!
Equally gosl lor burn* and all aclic*
and |«iii». Only 2L>c at i’eerv'» drug
atare.
Blue Ribh«»n Mate Fair.
The premium list of Oregon’»
"Blue Ribbon" »tale fair 1« now out
and being ill«tl I but cd throughout
the »talc. The premium« offered
aggregate • 12,000 tn ca«h, and are
for everything grown on the farm.
Including livestock, poultry, rlilry
product«, agricultural an<i horticult­
ural product«, domestic and liberal
art«, etc. Everyone is Invited to
bring «omethlng to the fair this year
and help ailverti«r* th'* stat»'» re­
source». If you have nol received
one of the premium ll«t« |y»l, write
M. l>. Wisdom, secretary, Portland.
(ire., for one.
Not h. e to I ow Owner».
All partle* residing In the corpo­
rate limit* of Set,, and having cow«
and milking the «»me will la* per­
mitted to let such cow* run at large
from ti o’clock In the morning until
a «’clock in the evening to July 5th.
Any cattle not giving milk will not
t,e |>erniltled to run at large In town.
By order of city council.
I
J. A. Kri.YW, marshal.
In the north of Rcotland «• verni
tnlnlster« u«e i to meet al n farro
lmu«e. One night In the depth of
wlnler they were all warmlng thelr
Ine»- In «pilo of many snubbing«
thè farmer's half wittml •on par •
«isted in «aylng, ”1 ithcr I dreamt
that I w.-is In thw warm place |a»t
night." And at last one of the
clerica board and demande I n <le-
arrlptlon of thè region.
"Well,"
•aid Ih» hoy, "it was just like this
place—you couldn't gel nenr thè
Mr. J I>. Alkire«’card i<» the puh
Ile will go far to e«ta»>ll«h the cura-
tlve pro|H>rtle« of electriclly and
tnedlclne« a« admiol«tere«1 by I»r.
Darrln. Wo »re plt*««ed to give
«pace to It a« many will tie runre
thoroughly convinced ofthe doctor’»
Ju«l Claim« to n new and rfflcaclou«
mode <>f treatment f<»r chrnntc die-
ea«c» long tl»-mglit Incur ible.
District Attorney trittojscd
tatarrh
Mr*. Abbott, of S'-in, h is or^tn-
Insl quite a Urge music cl*»» al this
place and meets with them each
Thursday.
D.ARRI.W
SruuUy. Tcrt^rod
4 ' a»e canu" tolight thaï for ¡»-rsi.ti-nt
and nnniervifiil tortnra ha« |«-rlia|M.
never been -qualed. Joe Golobick. of
C*.|tiwi. Calîf. wrile«
lor 15 year* I
aodnrad .n-i fferaph- pâte (r.-iii HMWtMk*
ll-’o n ; I l <
r. lieved lu.- tl|.>o,-!i I
tried everything known. I came aerraw
Electric Hitler« and it’« the irri-ateM
ineilicin» on eartli for tliat trouble
A
few hottlrs cinnph-telv reli,-v,-d and ciinsl
me ” Jtiat a» gmal for l.in-r and Kid
in y trouble» and general débilite, ttnly
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buti.fni-tion guarantas-d by l’eery,
drilggiat.
¡•me Butto-r. of Mill City, s|a»nt
several div« with relatives in this
vicinity the i»»«t week.
To the Puhlk.
ftre for thè mlnisters."
For more than 20 yeara I have
been afflicted with kidney trouble«,
pain« In tho Iwk, dlnhotla and In
tlimiitiun it tu-i-k of bladder. I hud
tn relieve mv Madder four or »lx
time« nightly. I had dlapalrad
relief, having taken many kind« <»f
patent medicine*. I am hvpp.v lo
«iy I have been cured by Dr. Darrin
and hl« new mode of treatment b.v
electricity and medicine«, and feel It
my duty to give him credit for it, a«
well os to notify my friend« and
neighbors where to go for relief. I
aiu 7W years old and consider the
cure more remarkable on aivount of
my age
1 reside near Knox Butte,
•even mile« from Alinny, ¡»inn Co.,
and can tie referred tik
J. D. Al.KlKK.
Discharging I Lar and Deafness toured,
The Foundation of Health
Nourishment is tin- fiamdation of health
— lif. strength. K.«|i»l Dvapepsia Core
i* the one great inedicm» that enable«
the stomach and -li.*,-«tive organ* tn .li- i
grat. aasinulate »nd transform all |.»»|.
intu the kind nf bl.««| that nourisliv» the I
ncrirs and feed» the ti««u.-«
to -|,.i I
lav. th* f.,iind»ti .n for health
Nature
d"*7“i'r.
In*
1'v-pei-ia,
aid ! til
«»firnrl» ainl <|j.
If
'ircaiis are .ured by the use ,.f
h.»ln|.
b(.|d by | (• I’twri
Dr
a (ocal became it stand» *o cn>-
phatically for perfect nutrition,
And yet in the matter of restor-
ing appetite, of giving new
atrength to thdtfa MH c-ipecially
to the nerves, its Mt ion u that
of a medicine.
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I \Cl RM» S RATES.
To Ihr seaside and Mountain Hesorta
For the Summer.
On «nd after June I, IWtt thè
■southern l’a. irte In connection wdh
the Cnrvalll. A F. i»tern Ballf-ad
wlllhav.inn «ale round trip ticket»
fr-im polntann thelr line* to New-
pori, Yat|uln» and Detroll at ver/
Inw rate», g*»»! for return untll (irto,
tier |rt, l!*«l.
Three d i v tlckela to Newimct and
Yu|iilna. good gning S.itunl«y» and
rvturnlng 51 .>n tay» are alto on «al»
fmm all E»*t spie p>Mnl\ Portland to
Fugane lnrlu«lvi-lv. and frnm all
We«t Side polnt«, enabllng |wopls to
vl«lt thelr f «mille« atei «(»end Sun-
day n> thè ae-tMde.
Reaann ticket« frnm all E*«t «Ida
(Milnts Portland lo Eugene Inclusive,
and fmm «Il Weat «Ido (adnls ara
«I mi on « ile lo Ih-irolt at verv low
rate, wlth «top over privlllge« ak
Mill City or any |-»ltil toast «»mitillr g
tourlst« tn vl«lt thè Stntla.pl end
Brrltenbush >« w»ll »« the famou«
Breltenbu«h Hot Sprlnga le the t’.ia-
end» M oiinl «In»,
wtilch
c-in I mi
rc-iclieil In ooo day.
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Heaann ticket* will M gissi for re.
turn frnm all polnt« unti! GHnhrr IO.
Threi-dav ticket« w ill I h » gissi gnlng
on Silurisi
-md returnlng Mnn.
dii, usti. 'li. k et* frnm pnrtbind
and vl-nlfy ulti tic gmvl for return
via tlm I i«t or West aldi* et optino
of p-i«-«i"grr. Ticket« frnm Eugene
and vicinili* will tie gmsl golng via
thè Igrhnnon Springfield brnn. h If
dealred. B-iggage on Newiwirt tlck
etachecked threugh to Newport; on
Ynqulna ticket« tn Ya<| ulna unii .
H P. fraina cnnnect wlth the C. A
E. at AH«mv and Corvallla for Ya-
(Ulna and Newport. Trsln« nn thn
('. .♦ E. I' r Detroit wlllleive Altsiny
at 7 a. in . emthllng •—>rl«t» tn Ih»
Hot Sprlng« tu ranch thera thè «urne
day.
Full inf.irmalloti a» t<» ratea, timo
tnhles, etc., c-in I mi obtalnisl ori ap­
plication to Edwln Ninne, manager
<’ A E K II., Alhany; W. E. Cn
man, G. P. A..M, p, (*<> , Portland,
or to at y N. p. or t’. A E Agent.
Hate frnm Munki rato Newport *4.30
Kate from
to Yupllni f l>>
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¡lite fron
to I letmlt
3 00
Three day rate from .Allmny to
Yaipilns nr New-ut. 32 50.
4th. of July
Bargains!
To the E pitwk : For W year* or
so 1 have had a discharging ear and
partial deafness. The troubles have
given me a world of worry and In­
convenience, I have Itren cured of
the ili«chargirig ear and am rapidly
recovering my hearing, all ot w hich
1 nscrltie to Dr. Darrin*» skillful
electrical and Ill's I leal treatmaal.
Hefer to me at woialburn. Or.
J ohn It. S mith .
We have just received a ship
incut of goods from the East. The
goods are good mid the prices nrc
right, coiiipnif' ¡¡nd you will see.
When von buy our shoes you suyo
Darrin’« Pla.e <>< Business.
Dr. Darrin 1» located nt the Hover»
Hotel, Albany, where hoenn la» con­
sulted free from |U to flo’clock daily;
evening 7 to & Munday, 10'to <1.
The doctor make* a spweiaity of all
dl««n«ea of the eyv, ear, nose nnd
throat, catarrh, deafness, hr» nchltls,
Ugrlppu. heart, fiver, bladder nnd
kidney dl«ei««i* or those who »offer
from ap«thy »ml Inditforem*»; also
consumption, gemto urinary and
skin di«e.»«es io either «ex, such ns
U imk I taints, semlnsl weakness nnd
lust vigor, variis-ele and stricture.
All curable chronic diseases treat­
ed at 11 a week or in that proportion
of lime as the case may re-|ulre.
Th»- |*«>r treated free, except m-- li
cities, from 10 to II dally. No ease
puhli»he«i except by permission of
the patient. All buslnas. relation»
with Dr. Darrin «trictly confiden
tlcl. El'-cirlcnl appliance» furnished
One visit is desirable, though many
cases can tie treated by home treat
munt by writing symptom«. Eyes
ti-stial and gla«w-« fitted.
Thi« 1« the first visit of the head
ofthe Portland firm of Dr». Darrin
tothlsclty. The doctor will remain
urdll Aug. I«t, and those wishing
tre-ilincnt will d «well to mil soon as
many re'fuirc «eco»d treatment.
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20 Per Cent
()ur $2.50 shoes in Ladies und
Men's nrc great bargains.
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They fire the proper thing!
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Following la a report of produce
In the.Melo market»:
Egg«. i*X’ <log.
Chicken«,. I'»e tolfe per Ih.
Gee«e, »<• flo-a 47 .Vi per doe.
Duck«, *7 ' n»« flo pur doe.
Butler, Sflc i a 40e per roll
Itoinn, It.' lb.
Hum«, Ifle It»
Mrd, Iflc Ih.
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