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About The Columbia register. (Houlton, Columbia County, Or.) 1904-1906 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1905)
The Columbia Register. Fntwrrd u aiMiilM-lau matter April ?, 1-H. MHk it i-r,- at HiMiittm. Orvj,n,unUvr the Aft l roiire ol Matvh 1 179. UOULTON, OBE.. 1'KU 'Y. 17, WV fCBLIMlKO KVKKY tTSUUV '. MlTCMM.lKJttUN Subvert; vffcw lrie M U mt )er lu J" n-'e' 4Trrt!klt. rate ihimiIi . Mitchell xk ' n.-t rvsiw-n. (e)H0ULT0N CHARTER. The Ixif iHturo ill probably adjourn t 'flay. V VCT TO INCORPORATE THE TOWN OF H011T0N, IX COlt.HBU COl'NTY, OKTQON. Jeit'tiiKttol hy fV people of the State 0frwv ARTICLE I. Section 1; That the- inhabitants of tlte' town of j Houlton, in Columbia cour.'.'r-. Oregon, . -nd their sue- ccvsok 'orevcr, within tltlifliits hereinafter desvFibed, the town trustees, or if he cease to I a resident ol said town. All vacancies in office shall be filled hylhe towu trustees at any regular or special meeting qftet Mich vacancy, the appointment to lw for the irmuiiuler ot ir.c term. ,n othevr appXml to till a vacancy shall tnt'iniy rvttliio five days after nis appointment or theolhc sHklll deemed' aclntf arvl rcftyil.the town trustees.. Sccfoh." 10. The to rvco'th:sh.l'lV the I . . . . i . . W B Jk ... . at - I . J nn !in a- i'ri':i .v :i v v tv ntic mui corrtornte wiin cieiK. otincsiKura nt inwiiinisters. i-ifni Mi wuiirn The-wuippin. pet lavisoncofthc j tual suaxss;on l)y tl,e ,lame ot tl)C town 0 , accurate routes of the proceeding of said Uviwl.'-ttikl .aivct IV IHW IUKVI V'H-VMI. The Russian-Joss fc siikl to be 106,- dchd durir-i; tfi roar.. Crerferld iJw AVaira'e e-dicd at his l otib :a'CrawflsvUie,'ln !.t Wednesday. The law 'partnership of Mitchell A Tanner will be d'sstolved at an "earl date. - , An gagwneni in the Imli.-.n Ocean resulted in a decided victory (or the Japs Tuesday. It is said the bak bone of the inter ! broken. It is to l l oped the pre diction is correct. ' F.- A. Falkenber,;, lead consul of tl.es Woodmen of the World; 'died at Los Angeks.February 14. 3IaygerB Riparian .H?A:hi3 till lacked eight votes of the required number to ps it over the governor's veto. The tax commission bill has bven 'en acted into law. It is to be hoped that some good legislation may come of this new law. Twenty-four indictments returned by the fedvkl"graid ' jurv aid there are mora to follow next Ar-riE Terra and ajVa T Hat' this is a hard world. .1... ... ' t. ..it 1 - 4 it .v i llonlton-nml as sm-h sl.11 have the richt to supr.uid u,c MKUl l !T5 "X. u niujomy vne , , , ,, , . , ., . . memlten Trcs-.mt at a. regular meutmn of thcMard. 1 iw.t r!ii.l mill I iitmiiviilisi. .ItMiMiit mill i . . . . . , .... fcndcil in all courts of justice, in -all actions, Mtits or procccvlings whatever. May purchase, hcM and acquire property, lnth personal and real. Hid may rent, lease, sell aud dispe of the same, or iy jxr tion thereof, tot the i' rcts "hikI lcnefit of sakl town. My rent, purchase and arqnitv public buildings, water works, lights and other thiilgs nmlful to promote the peace, comfort, health and the pursuit of happiness of the citizens of said town. Section 2. The Houlton shall le as follow- but the minutes cannot le changed after avrtrtVd. After bbhtg upproved. .the niitmte- shall lie mv1 by the presktont. or actiirg presklent of the Ixxinl ftmn tees ar.tf fciHuitersigneil by the town recorder. Scvtiou 1 1 . The Ti AWing clause of all orflinances shall le as fvdlows: 'He it onlaintxl bVthe' common council of the hoard of trustees of the tirtfn4).1 Houl ton." Kvery ordiuanvS shall lr sigtVAl'-by tlur president of the Uwrd 'of ''trustees, or passed 'over his rvto, and attested M tie tVn recortfer, and a copy thereof puMished at least bn- inuanewspAijier pull- incorporate limits of the town of I ; ' 'I . V ' 1 . j three copied thereof "shulU txUin at' least three allows: Lommencmg at a point i pUj,lic. plact,s thereinMefore it Uwmes u iii known as tne soutneast corner ot wc Mtsitn i-ranw r vstction 12. All claims or demaiuTs agaiiist Mtcli homestead, running . in a southwesterly . directioM town shall le presented to and audited by the liourd of following the nh-line of the Thomas H. Smith I), itrtfstees in uccordante with such regulations ui they, L. C. to-the southwest corner of said SiLs;m Franu4 n'a-v "v-W.llhance pfAcrtU1; and upon the allowance , i. .i.v. ,u t: .n i.of such vPiw-fw dorthnd, the recorder shall drOt'n ..,.,, ... , f i warrant upon the tre.vrrer torthe sit nf," which1 sti if . McBndepace to the northeast corner of the warrant sltull lconitersii:nM''bvMM oresideid McXulty D. L. C. ; thence west on the north line of acting president, and shall state for Vhat puqHwe thc tne J. McXultv I. L. L. to the mterscetion of thsum is tirawn. southern line of the Aaron Broyles O: L. C. ; thence in a northeasterly direction along tne south line of the Aaron Broyles I). L. C. to the corner of A. H. George's land; thenc in a northwesterly along the west line of said A. H. George's, May Cox. and F. Iv Weeks" land to the county road at the cornef-of th Aaroiv Brovles IX I. C. ; thence Aatt now the take a hand in the !.:nd inquiry acifs. , It will be n-niembered that a former legislature whitewashed George Section l'l. The violation of any ordinance of such town shall 'je deemed a misdemeanor and may lie prosecutetl by the authorities of said tout., in the name of "the people of the town of Houlton,"' or may be redressed by civil action suit, or proceeding, at the option of ;;nd autliorW'j'i Any trsou seutcticed to Limprisonaieht for the i. frtrioTi,of ah ordiiuuce mar lie along thr -county fZ " ,:. . ":i " UnfleSnni is to lake charge of ; to the southwest comer of the Cora and John i Df tlie county of Colombia, state of Oregon, in Domingo and collect her cuVtoois, ur'ng : I ar-ibcr.son, Jr.. plae: thence uorth along the -vest j-whkh case' the ex pease- 'if-iniprlsonment shall lie a fifty-rive per cent to 'liquid her J?bj line of said Cora and Tahir Lamberson, Jr., place, and ' chirge in f Aor of the cwrnly ami against sudi town and tumUieTemaindcr oterto the Ke-'.lTfm(r th.x west line of Sikhim Heaver' k to the nnrih. I P htfdett, that liefore- auy ' such person calw im Public. , .. ... , . . .,-.. TTTTTZ him tuiuci ti uiu j'ttttv; nitiiv 111 an vumciiv uirew- e legislature propnses to. t:ou ajong the north line of said place to the southwest the I.;nd inqulrr busi- f T n k.t wmci vi iui uiic, kiujvmi u.- iiic j. i. jouucy j.uatc; thence north to the northwest corner of srd place; Wvis' report and it was covered upforither.ee cast along the south line of the Sarah E. La- years. Histobe hoped that the pres. j mont D. L. C. to the northwest corner of the H. M. ent -investigation wilb result in emno Knigton I). L. C; thence in a southerly direction lienefit to dfo state: - the west ,ine of d y Knighton I). L. C. git vWurhtomiif h' . ' tor the place of leginning. -Your footl must be properly digested t iPTICir IT and assimilated to be of any value to!' . . . .iJWiii.fi you. If your stomach is weak or di- Section 1. - The powers and authority givrtv t the 5.Sf .K?LVTC-. h 1 """"cipal corporation of the said town of'HonUon-bv ditrftsta u hat vou eat anil iriv' tl e vtnm. r acb take Kodc ders. - Sold by Dailey & Bnnn. - j ral laws nf. the ,tate fdr ,the ill&rporation of citieH rcannot agree with the owner of said private property i iti to-rm - Section 2. The election of the town trustees, town recorder, town treasurer, and town marshal shall most of the bills and laws are very dis-, 1 at the time for holding ceneral municinal elections: the following named persons shall act as trustees until time for holding election. Cha. Hene, R. H. Mitch ell, V. E. Belford, X. A. Perry, and A. Croivse. - 1 he trustees shall select a town recorder, a town prisoned in the count ia-l.-'the consent of tlfc count v court shall first lie obUirretF.' Section 14. Every act or tfcinjr, done or any thing existing within the limits tirthe town which is or :may lie declared by anv law of this- state or bv anv ordinance of tfre tovn to lie a' nuislrtice. shall lie and the same is hereby1 de-hired to fa'tiifisance, and shall -.i . i . . . .ti tie considered and treatrdln such m'all actions, suits and proceedings. wTiitsoeVer. ttnless sttclrlaw or ordi- nar.c" le dechired void by a court of competent jurisdiction. ectlon lienever it shall liecotne tieceswn for the town'lo take or damage private property for'th purpose ot es'.aMiitsning, lavitrg out, extending or widening streets, or other puTjlic htghwavs and places a. icbi, T-nuuiijjg iv iu iCT.uj.'riaic, iwn-u m . iiinuw, aiunuinuiuti, i"""ntnin sucu touTi or to. : iliif pur' ise ot rr'ats 01 wav on new lite and ltow htroni? flL'in. . 1 i.t ...... ...... .'r. , i. A -. ..... . . il itures sour stomach tas lloitinir l'caMir;r anu imvu marsnai, ana ineir succeTwrs lor :rains. tiewers or aquewnot?., or1 tor the purpose ol ! ..1 . .1 it. u-lrlfiiiti(T rr :tr'iirrlitf.,j4 tHj L-t.llJ ' T, .w,.....l TImrljr Couiinent. To the EoiTOK-IIave Wlowed the do ings ol our legislature with interest, but appointing to me liaises of salaries, appropriating money for fish hatcheries, schools, and helping along the Lewis and Clark Fair is about all the trash our buncome law apoetk-s can grind ont MONDAY. JANUARY 2. 1905. S Fourth Annual Clearance oooo SA Eitery Article GteatTy Redassd. T1IK lTL'imiAXNltAI. ('I.tUAXCK S.! KtrU on it tmiTiicv dtributhiir UlitllT AND IV.VT HlAll il!AIK iiKUUllAMilSK qH every dmriVthm WlOLFi-.Vl.K l'KK'r. lUmllr the nut hniirtT.' eTtmtln the bualne year. luMianch asAiveriwrit U iif tlle'vutablUhim nt U lticluKd. ...C SWETT 'ABOUT ESC, KAINIEIT,. - OHEGOIf GEORGIA HAGGIN, IviiuciUHU- Decomtbrr. CLATSKANIIC, : uUlitlON H.. M.. F(D W JIKR,. I (SentraF Mtiirdiaiiflise. OKKCaON. inav la1- as to the price to lie paid, the town trustees direct proceedings to be taken under the general of the state to prosecute the same. Section If . The town council of Houlton slmlf have power and authority within the incorpoffitc limits r 1 . To make rules and order1 of proceedings of the fnurr -trustees of the tbRti of Ifrmlton. T- To male :lav and (trtlina'tices not iti conflict witli tlje laws of this state, und all provisions nXHrs- But Jaws, really needed, are either not ' treasurer, and a towu marshal who shall--hold their for carrying them'Iiito effect: hlToJuedordo not atand . ghoffof a .1 offices unt-h their successors are elected and ''!;' assess and collect taxes show. Here are a few suggestions about r 1, tin. I per annum oif 'the tax.Jile t needed laws and bills: A bill to repeal the poll tax. It is an injustice to collect this tax from the householder and from nobody else. A law"to forbid divorce and remar riage of divorced persons in this state. A law to inflict, corporal punishment on pereons of o"th sexes for adultery. A law to" crtk'te an assessment corn- qualified, unless sooner removed for cause Section :i. The town trustees at their first meet ing after electio.i shall elect one of their number president, and may appoint such minor officers as are neeful to preserve the peace and dignity of the town. Section 4. Xo person is eligible to the office of town trustee who is not at the time of his election a resident of said town" of Houlton, and must lie the owner of real estate within the - incorporate limits of mission for the Valuation of land by the i -Sil(i twn. qtality -f tho' soil, its ability to pro-J Sections. The president lof the town trustees duce and its market chances, untaxing phall Lethe chief executive of said tov.'rt and . .shall all improVments. One assessment to j P'eside all' meetings of the town trustees ' and be taken every 20 years, and abolishing ' Irform such other duties as are prescribed in M the the office of the ass?ssor. This law is general laws of the state for the state for the chief vtr7 ieccseary, for our present asEs-! executive of cities or towns: Provided, that if such ment and taxation is a beastly humbug. ! president shall le absent or unable to act said town A law compelling criminals to pay V. e trustees may select one of their number to act, which expens(Btf their pursuits trials aad -trustee so chosen shall have all the power and perform ofher damages doneby hard labor, be-1 a11 lie duties of the president, and shall lie .styled "the fore serving their terms of sentence. I president pro tern." , A la forbidding new trials and ap- . JsectioiHi. All officer elected or appointed under p&ds to' a higher court in plain 'casis, i with the evidence all in. A law recompensing innocent persons injured by erring jik-tke this act shall qualify by taking the usual oath of office to1 support the constitution of the United S aHes and of the state of Oregon," and tr'faithfully perform the dut'es'of the office to which they hate lieen elected or 'A la. against outrageous chants and iaPP'nted to the best of their ability, and bv eivinir legalextortion by lawyers in any legal ;sucn bonds and undertakings to such town of Houlton business. as the town trustees may by ordinance provide; and A ?aw freeing the heirs to estates as sessed at $1000 or less from the present exorbitant inheritance fees. ' An amendment to the road . law abo' isfiinj? the office of rondmaster in coun ties with Tefs than 20,"0trinhahitant8. 'A bill to reduce the salaries of our county officers from LW'to i.3 each. A biH to repeal' the law fori i Iding the setting out oi f? ie during the dry season. I A la prohibiting life insurance con. panies, which arebnry kept from bank ruptcy, by a yearly incrtfaee of mem bership. A law against 'premature burial' of i!le deceased. Now If anyone has anything to criti cise in this proposition, please step for ward. JoK. II.lA'EMIEBG. The Best Physic. When you want a physic that is mild and gerjtle, easy to take and certain to act, always use Chamberlain's Stora ach and Liver Tablets. For sale by Ffrry, &'Grahamr i. tne town recorder and town marshal shall in addition also qualify as justice of the peace and constable and be required to qualify under the laws of the state of Oregon : and when so qualified shall havv concurrent jurisdiction as such justice of 'the peace and constable with other justices of the peace and constables of Columbia county, state of Oregon. Sectio'r'7. - The elections of said town shall be held and -conducted under and according to the general law of the state of Oregon. The town trustees shall give such notice of each election as' may lie prescribed by ordinance, shall appoint judges and cTerfcs of elec tion and fix their compensation, and estdblish'a polling place, arid may change the same.' The town1 recorder shall make provision for InHots in the 'same manner as the cpun'ty clerk make's provision -for' ballots i)ila general election of the state of Oregon. Sections. The tow trustees shall meet on: the first Tuesday of each month; Provided, however, the trustees may by ordinance fix upon any other day, but they shall hold monthly meetings fcr7the transaction of such business as may come before them. Section 9. An office shall be deemed vacant upon the death or resignation of the incumtient or by being absent from the town for sixty, days wit limit -leave of not to exceed one, propeVty v.-rthin the corporcte limits of the twwn. 4. To prevent' nd remote' nuisni'-es.''- ToenfonA' the laws of the '-'sttfc relating to gambling. i. To impde fines, forfeiture,V,,atif1 plrtfalties and to collect and appropriate then!- The-'wrd of trustee i shall hare the power to passman 'ortliiiance ruiruig that all fines legally asscwttl lie paht-'atonce for be worked out on the street vrthin the corporate limits of the town at the rate of ?2 per day, L - To establish and kep irt-repiiir of- the" town. H. ' To open and iniprbvclhe rrtfd s streets; '4 iWs, avenues, and alleys of tlie town. p. To regulate the running at large of" animals r.tthin tlie corporate limits of the town. 10. To prevent the carrying and discharge of fire arm wivhih the corporate limits of said town. 11. To prevent and restrain any riot, noise, dis turbance, or disorderly assemblies in any street, house, or otherplace in the town. 12. To license, tax and regulate auctioneers, tfiyeriis, drays, hacks, wagons', hawkers, brokers, pawn-brokers, money changers,"" traveling salesmen, and occupations of all kinds, and toJdefirte what shall constitute the same, and to license, tax and restrain all trades. I. 'l. To license,' tax and restrain, '.suppress and prohibit,- theari&il and all' other exhibitions, slwiws and amusements, -1 wr-rooms','' saloons, groceries, tip pling houses,' billiard are used, bowling-alleys and shooting galleries, and all citizens within the incorporate limits shall lie extmpt from any county license vhich i. or whidh .may her'-after be imposed by the general laws bp the .state. But nodicense for the sale of spiritous liquors shall be issued' for a less sum than the amount of such license required by the general laws of the state in force for the sale of spirituous, vinous or malt liquors at the time of issuance thereof. ' 14. - To provide for - tne prdtefttion of'thfe- town against fire. 15. To restrain or ehiploy vagrants. 10. To provide4-' for the protection of the town against contageous dismasts, aid"to establish a quaran tine for that purpose. Section 17. The legislature may amend or repeal this act whenever UTifajority of- the legal -voters within the corporate limits of the town petition therefor. ,'! 'Section 18, Inasmuch as-tnere is great need of municipal government in the said town of Houlton, an emergency is hereby declared to exist and this act shall take effect and be in force from and -its approval by. the governor. - , ,. Uiiniiritlile Court l in . I . Hui nii.i II. IU-1I lliftiH' lu n'!I ii(!tiiuii-, viii hi. ml iinlt1liur mnl (rriiu-nti'il rilr luji-x ijiimilllle l bail inn- Ktlliui,l tidlilr; in liuMi' rrifliirl. riliiinj Cuuiiljr, Htm nl ilrefnn, (r iierMxt nduii' yt-nr. i:. I1. .VniliTii, II. HomopI, M. Llrik, (ivritt KopIit, rr.. R. M. HmiitHon, I.. K. HriiMli, i. K. kCiiwIrr, II. M. Fnwli r.il. K. Ilunier, Willrf lliililrr, ti. n rmirr. II. K. Kinnvy. i . t . row-k-r.c. It. Mi llvllU', llfiiry HUhf, Victor Fnrer, A.J. VmiAfriiinlic, J. K. I'oiiImi)-, IIom-n lllnkr, Jhiiic MHirt-xor, Crmrlr Vl.lnk, '' KfiH'ily, A. 11 Hume, incut NYnlxttnim-r, Kniiln ttuwi, JiiII-ii Un.wr, I. II. Flier, L HrHilIrr, W. Hrii'Mer. 'irewlwr, Krmik rlmver.iAlie l.lnk. J. M. An IiIImiIiI, M. t. Alemmler. r'niuk ltili oi, Hfiiry UhIiitii, KiUnnl lilMik,. iieorK IVlPtttitwrKiT, K. A. Hm iH, J. SI. fowler, I'. K. Mtikliinlt'r, . K. Muklii-i. r. J. M. Yoimir, A. Ntur. iiw Jiwrt-lii-i', Jh. Ileltrlien, Jm-oli Zulu- i- t ,i Ixlc, ii. AulikiT, JhIiii Krr, 'liio. I'kmmiii, W. I'jail IOrlB-T A. iUiii.l..i, A. Wbr.r. Kimike, M. TeoleU. K)r atiih-t iirMiim. Aruiur ormnii, . n. jor iIhii, W. K. Mrin hmii, frituk Welli-r, I'lirmt )luvn,i. SI. Kurr, K. I.. Kltmejr. Y. W . U kliilff,H.C llomllcy, K. Aliltkcr, V. W. Sli KurlHiii), AlHhiiliM.iBii. Iinl, M.J ltnllir,i, l.luk, Idilwrt Link, f. '. Iluml.-, W. K. Hun ter. W. II. l-dM-ll, John (ii-nli'i, J. H. Crotik, C. MhkIiui. NOTUK OK IXTrNTJWM TO AFrLV .'OK A LIUI'OH LlCKNdKl Tu nil K-r-.iui rioiif rncil ami In li l' fl ve lil How rlitalljr rrlillntln llolilu l're ijfu t. t-oliinilil'nuiiiy,Hut nl iirt(on, In parlli iilnr. You, rarh ( jrou, an1 all nl you, will Ukr ttolliti ami rnu are lu-rrby rtotlilol dial wr.H K llulfaalul W. II. l-lwll. will, on MiiliirUr, the Hriit ilay ut Slarrh,' Mki, aiiljr In In 1 1 "II eraliln County Court ol I In- Platr o Orraaii. In ami lor Culiiiiililal'uunly, lor a lleriiH! lo m-II llrllnou, tualt, ami vlnoun lltuor, ami fc'r-iiicnii-il i J'U-r, In i uaiiiltlea lluru oiifl ion, lor a iM-rlotl ol unu year, at liulile, tlohlt! rmliii-C, Columbia Cnmity, rlal ol tln-foii. wlilrli aiilU-atin will l.iiiirifil amllHivl iihiii the loiiowiiTit raii'iimi, t-wit lil a, 111 lli inn I If r ot l ai!lratlirtt f S .'.. Ittitla ami V. II. I.twll lor a li nf in'tetl lrl. U"ii. vlnnim, ami mall li(Unr, all k iunllllr than oih- nalloti, lu in4U I'rv rlucl, Cnliiuilila County, Hlal ol Or-(ili. l'l-TlTlo. To Hi lloiioralile Cniiiily Court ol Ciituitili'a County, Mate ol Urt-itou tSj ,TIIK COI'XTt I tH'KT UK Til K iTATK Or OreKon, ! ami lor the Coiiuiy nl Ctiluin. W. C. FISCHEH, ATfOUNKY-AT-LAW, ANU KOTAKY PUBLIC Xext door to pot oftlce. RAINIKR. - ORKGON DILLARD& DAY. ATIGrNKYH-AT.UAW. Iractlce in any court, Jut or Federal Next door to court Itonae, ST. IIKLKN8, . OREGON'. WEAK AND LOW tPtrVrTIO. AfcVryeipoNdrtnt TW tRnrU Hfa Starting But True. People the worlil orrr'weTe horrified' on learnlnx of the burnliuc of a Chi-' cho theater In which nearly six bun' dred people-lotl ihelr Uvea, yi-t tiiom Wv. the umteilNvil, t'A'iiiirUliiB at' ni ' inl I lh.ni live Uiiich lids number or over mj..riiy ..(ihewiM.ie iii.ii.iH r oi t.ni t..t. i. 3 ,) people died from pneiimonla In" ol lioh e I'nt' ni'l, I liniliiit Coiihly, Hlutv nl , ' ., ... . ,.. . nr.Kii,aii.lwimi.o n-M. in nun li..ve a. m- ChUiu'u durlnK the Mnij year, with' ally rt-lileil In nl "iolile I'reeiin t ..r umre hCUIt'Mlt' ft tiflnMlnK notlco. Hvery-OlliJ h'rnr of Vwjml k'IIIIiiii, hereliy tt"n-i itu l) (..iin.ni tiii. imui um nun tiuii unvi' uetii--y v :vhtpi iiy-iiin tiiiu-iy use of ChanibtT-' Iiilrt Co'iRlt iteincily. A Rreat many who hod every reuron to fenr pheilmo-' nla have warded It off by the prompt UTO'of thia remedy. Hit' follqWRiR iiy an lohtance of this sort: "Ton mnrh1 rnhnot Jmj suM'ln favor of-'diamber-' laln'a CoAIkM Ilenietly, and 'tlrpeclnlly ' for colds' nflil Influenza. I kbowlhat It cured my daughter, ljnira, of a severo cold, and I believe naved her life when he was ihrealened with 'ptlctJmoWi? ' W. D. Wilcox, UKiin, New Vbrk. Sold hy Perty d (lraTiaftr. Removal Sale. I ntn btifftlinir a concreh' sr6 bufliti Ingln ht. Helens ami "Wtivn'it iseoiti- pleted will ownipv i'a!i't1Tal bn-t clinndise Dtore. 1 hinV wnt) to'iwr?" any jnorC ood than" nbeesHflrf i ami there fore iVill mll hlftho- ko0H, IiY my tiresei.t "tore at greatly rWtietd'5it'e".. This is the. o'tportunity yon Iimvq' bden" lookinit for. My stock is larjco and you1 can suvu money by traliiif with inc. li. MOUliCH. Afraid of trohrJ-MdieM.. Afany peojilo Hiiffer for years fr'ottli rAeuniatlc pains, and prefer to"do so" vi'.bcr than take the htron. mpdldlafH' tiMiinlly given for rheumatiain, not" knowing that, .quick relief from pain may be had simply by appIylnKsdiktsK" heOaln'a Putii Dallu altd without tak ing any medicine Internally. Tor sale' hy Perry.-& Graham. Have money by trAding nt Swett'a IVQK'tfcriJtve'Htorrfi Itnittftir, 0r. Poisons In Food. PcrhnpH you don't realize that many pafd polsoflH otlMmttolri yoflf lootl, b Koine day you may feel a twinge of dysjiepsla that will convince you. Dr. King's New Life Pills are guaranteed to cure all sickness due to poisons ot' undigested foodor money hnck. 25c at Perry & Graham's drug more. Try them. TllO llEOtSTRU tnntl hnUtiNMana preparation for cases suclf as mlne.1 ahd hottsefto'nell Inthu tnwn nf irntni...' lor a few doses entirely refnoved jnyi the best achotil'Krwn in the- contrtv. A .a ' I i i a ... . - - jioiiso aim ono woeg. tv"6 houses and otKu block, nnd also a house and lot for ' gxl business location. Ho has also two or three good locutions for small fruit farms or chicken ranches. Agonizing Burns are limtaritly relieved, and" perfectly" healed, byBucklln'a Arnica Salve. C. Ulvenhnrk, Jr., of Norfolk, Va writes. "I burntm,y',r:nee dreadfully; tnat 1 blistered all-over. Ducklin's Arnica' Ralye Btopped the pain, and healed It without a HcarT- Also heals all wottndB ' and sores. 2&c at Perry & Graham. driiax-faW. The HunaUaw of SprUf . The salve that cures without a scar Is Pe Witt's Witch Hazel Mulvc, Cuts, burns, boils, bruises and piles disappear before the use of this salvo jih snow be fore the sunshine of spring. Miss II M Middlcton, Thelies, III., sayi; ' 'J was seriously ntllictcd with a fever soro that whs very painful. DeWitt'a Witch Ha zel Salve cured me In less thnn a week." (Jet the genuine. Hold by Bailey & firinn. . Taken uptftt Urtnrf ec Htanwootl'a mill, and taken to my place, -4 ) i miles from Yankton, on Jan. 12, llto.'i.ono light bay linrae. with u-hitu hind feet, about Ik'tO tables, on tfhich balls 'and' chesf lbs in weight. Owner can hnvo the sumo bv paying expenses of feeding and advertising. U. V. Motkh. Experience. "I can strongly recommend Hcrblne as a medicine of remarkable efficacy for Indigestion, loss of appetite, sour tifite In the 'mouth, .palpitation, head ache,"droVIrlcHs after" "nim with dls- tresslng mental depressions and lov j spirits. Heroine must be a unique complaint.' I wonder at neonle going on 8itfTerijg or spending' tlk'lr nionej1' on wo'rfhless things, -whett 'lefblilb'W procurable, and so cheap." tie at Bailey & Urrn's. COc tt'bat- Tho'lJ'KoisTPrfhus a fine slock of en vclopCB and writing tAblctfl, Call nrtdl sec oifrlinrguins..' i That Tickling hi Tli Ttiroat. Onc'frilnuto aftTtnking Ono Minute Cough Cure tlrat tickling inf the tliroat is gorfc1.' If arts in tho throat not the stomat'li. Hanhles8 good for children. I v
