.geColimbia Register.
Kntrrrt wotih-clasa- altr April !.
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HibttpI.Mi vrwt tl per yrr la aJraoo.
AJrtlulu( ratra rJhb.
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Mr. TVdtnin eiwvU to commence
drilling to dcvfJop tl rp,,,
cokl gravel bJ in Sacramento Valley,
Cl before U end I March. This i.
a new departure txvn in California
pro pecting, and Hand to trik im
mem? aurileroue tv beach diCiF,
anything. That aim of tl w thai
oncecowred Sacramento Valley pr1"
ably wallowed op ten timea more pll
dut tln aa ever recovered in the
'rivers and mountain slojfS of the sierra.
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The "Register" Improves.
On the Hh day of last April the first
wsuc of the COLVMBI A RKOISTKR nude
its appearance. At that time it was a wry
grave question as to whether the comity
could or would support four ncv papers
and it was with some little fear of future
prosperity that we launched the frail lurque
upou the sea of Journalism. But w ith the
assurance of support front many kind
friends we made the wnture. A second
hand Washington pros, the one now in use
in use in the Mist office, was brought in
from its hiding place in the woods. But
the editor of the RKG1STT.R loug since had
vowvxl never to run a Washington hand
press if he could help it. We then made a
trade with Urothcr Hags and with the
Rainier Gazette man. getting the Vaughn
Ideal hand press, one that we had Used in
the Gazette office for aWnit a year. This
would have answered for several montlis
yvt.if it were not for the fact that t need
more speed, in getting out the pajvr, and
this can only le obtained by improved
presses. The American Tpe Founders'
Company, of Portland, had recently rebuilt
t
S MONDAY, JANUARY 2. 1905.
Fourth Annual Clearance
Hon. t. U. Maygvr returned frou!
Salem last Friday and i ajrsin at hi
desk in the store, the same old tieorge
as before be went to Salem. He may
not bare done everything just as me
mould bare done it, but this much e
mill aay for George he did as much as
any other man enr sent froi:t
this county. He hail the distinction of
bavin) landed the greatest numU-rol
bills of any representative in the I-o-,:is-lature.
Most of them were terr pood
measures, and the legislation mas need
ed. Two measure! met defeat because
they were not popular mith the poli
ti.ians, the election of road supervisors
by a vote of the people and a change of
district to county attorney system. It!
is to be hoped these two measures mill
be taken up an! initiated into law at
the next June election. The riparian
rights fisheries bill mas a very good one,
but Governor Chamberlain could not
tee it that may anl it died of veto fever.
GsTrranrat ( own High.
The follow ing are the several amounts
to be collected by Sheriff White as taxes
for the year :
Total $siv94 &4
Koad general fund la.470 H)
ttte general fund lO.SGT. 00
County general fund :Vi.740 24
S-hord general funn 1.",U2 00
Soldiers and sailors ind. fund . . OS
School District
I
I
0000
1
9
0000
Every Article Greatly Reduced.
TIIKlXiriSTlI ANNi:.U.(i.r.AKAS(TS l rmartson
its journev d Mrilmt iiitf IUillT AND LI KT 1 1 l..it
tilt AIK SlKlU'll AMls: of cvrry diwription at
Wllil.r:sAl.K. rUU'liS, Ucally the iiu-t in.Hrtnnt
event In tlte Imoimiot year, its as much as every articlo
In the olrtlillolimvtit Is iucludot.
1
a Prouty press, or, as it is sorjttimes culled,
a ''Kansas Grasshapper." It is an ideal
press for a country office, as it can le nm
le run by hand or power at a speed of N)
per hour, and will take a G-column quarto
if special chases with steel side and foot
sticks are used. The sie of the Ixxl of the
press is 01x44.
We have just added this to our already
well-equipped office. In one hour afte
going to press we can have our entire
edition of six hundred copies all printed and
ready for mailing clerk. Another hour and
thev are all in the nostoffice with the
addresses neatly printed. This gives us a
chance to give our readers a much better
news service. And it al gives us facili
ties for printing a much larger und l.tter
paper than any heretofore printed In this
county. The cut herewith shows the press
as it now apjvars in our office.
Notwithstanding all the drawbacks and
unkind criticisms of our enemies, we are
still in commission and will le found a very
live wmnetitor for all work where fair
prices and good quality of ntvk and expe
rienced workmanship is desired. Now if
you desire to sec the RlXtlSTICR grow put
your shoulder to the wheel and push.
C SWETT ABOUT IT.
s
I RAINIER, - OPxEGON
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J. V. 1 1 AGCilN,
Paper Hanger,
Painter mid Decorator.
RAIXII2U, : OUMCdON
!
H. M. FOWLER,
Denier In-
ASSESSEMENT LAWS. Another thing I would like to call attention to;!
To The Editor: I would like to add a little to ;ad that is the tax proMem. If a nun in Columbia
Brother Hockenberg's bills that he suggested should , county grubs out an acre of land und spends one j
go Ufore the Legislature. Not knowing Brother j hundred dollars on it, ho is taxed thirty-one dollars on
General -:- Merchandise.
hool District. Special j Hockenlrg's political faith. I would sugge-st this: , t for the improvement he has made. Stump laud h looooo. Ci
I)i! J;;;::::;::;;:;:. .v.", ll I Being a farmer m self , the first thing that the farmer I taxed at four dollars, which makes thirty-five dollars; 1
ORICCIOX.
2S") 4'
4.) '8
avt 07
121 2
We have already a sample of tuis lu lepuscnt Us
know the result. We thought when we had obtained
;a Ik-mocrutio lard of equalization we would K-t some
! relief, but. as usual, we went awav sorrowing, as thev
y'."'.'. .. 1J0 27 in Columbia county who has intelligence enough to; nothing but .substantiate every thing the Rcpubli'-
Pis 7
lis 12
Ihs 13
Iis 15
IMS 18
I Ha 20
Dis 21
Iis24
Die 2)
Iis:'.7
Pis :
Pis )
Pis 41 10.' 01
Pis 47 47 f
Pis 48
Pis.M ..
Pis 52
Pis M
Pis.VI ....
Pis .V)
Joint
Koad Districts.
Pis 4
Pis 13
Disl4
Pis 15
745 polls
County surveyor PiK?iial lew.
t... .i. I ... i. . . . .
should do would be to electa Representative to the ! 111 "m i' '-o m.s .mv pay auy raxes;
. , I the pitiful sum of five dollars for titular land. They
Legislature so that we might have some representa- sa. this timljer is Mll,jt t() firc am lKav , otic;
tion. Now we must elect a lawyer, or an etlitor, or , Brother Farmer, whenever vou have anything insured
:u ?A j some real estate man who has had this practical ! you pay your assesstuenr promptly; if you do not pay
12ii 01 education to represent the farmer. j your assessment and your buildings are burned, you
sw ut .... .
:tu 47 1
t!'7. f, at the Lewis and Clark Fair
There is not a farmer
cans had done
Now you can plainly see where we stand. What
J would it mean tor Columbia county if we could geti
i itist taxation. It would mean irood roads and the
I'hlrkrn. are Srmrrr.
Portland coiiimisHion men are telling
fiiruifrs to get tlieir ineubators realy.
Chickens are wan-p. The niark-ti are
cleans! of pretty inin-b evervtl.inK in
the feathereil line ami the ineubators ar
not able to kpep up uitli the dernatnl.
This condition is not unnfiiiil for thin
time of year, but is more marked than
usual just now. The combination of
circumstances is alno not unusual. For
when the ben lays plenty of en the
farmer keeps it and admires its labor?.
But when the hen quits working, the
farmer forgets its earlier labors and off
comes its head.
These, various farts and conditions
represent themselves at the Lewis and Clark Fair.
55 V ou must not give tne tanner any money, as ne wouiu
' not know what to do with it. Just so long as we go
21'S 70 : to the polls and vote either of the old tickets-
. ... 11 4-) ,.!. ttinr1 nn nf n few nifii in tb rntintv whn li:ivc ! ,-i;.,,t !,.. 1. 1., tl,.. :
1'." tilt ! . ' " ...... ... ..... - j v.tr.wiiii iii.ii vnniwm iiiv ciiiiwiiiii it iiuvn
2J 44 nothing else in sight but a graft on the other end of It would also mean the removal of the titular
Amount. lhe ri,, ji;.Sfthat long this thing will continue. i this county and after the titnU-r is gone it would
' 1 S S But we should not allow a few people in Columbia J ,tht; ,a;J tKm now by tim1r would then U
"' I --i u- .. , .I., , .'tilled bv small ranchers all over the count v, laving
" ' ' r- S 1 county t0 dlCtate who wh0 wc shouW Vte fr r Uhat ' this land off in fortv acre tracts, even if thev had oulv
1'" ' I . . .... .... ..lilt. . . . . .
745 tx) ticket we stioum vote, w nen we go 10 me pons aim ' tt acres under theiiresent system of taxation, winch
lPrl ."! vote for the parties these few have put up, we can is thirty-five dollars per acre for cleared land and four
expect the same thing that we have had in the past, 'louars tor itmtjcr land. i.ei us see where we get otl.
not alone in Columbia county, but in the state as well. '.' . fTtn acres of cleared land Is worth per acre, J:fcO;
.... , , . . , tlnrtv acres of stump land at fl per acre is f 1 20,
We thmk that the professional men m the county whjch n,aktN altogether 470. while the same forty
and state have laws enough enacted for them for the icrcs, with timU-r on, is worth ." per acre, or 2('0, a
next centurv, and it is time there were a few enacted difference of
for the voters of the county and htaie. Brother Hackenbcrg, or who ever may
But just so long
our voters, either by
whisky, these things
buying the votes that
NOT I IK f IXTKJJTUHI TO AI'I'LV
OU A i.iyt OH l.U KNSK.
To nil icrnini imiii riu il, ami to llir Ii k.1 vn
In. ni m iiMlly rvldluK In .,.l.i.. t'rv
Mil l, I ollllnt.ln l i.Ulll) , Sl'o ill OH .-..li, In
. .cli. ular.
Vim, mi'h 't you, nt ll t
liulli r anil Vim fo li. rvt.JT hullli. . i Mr, H.
K. Ililfl. mill V . II. I.lx ll, Will, i. II VS.-.ar..U,
tli. ftr.t ilxy fit luri-h, I'.'i. 't.'y t lhn lln
i.rnliiu i i.iuii) ii. 1 1. 1 On- fi W; i.l im gun, in
mill lur Ciiliiuil'lit i ixuity, li.r . Iln n.r in II
.'Iiimii, mult, ninl liinii l.tn.r, mul d f.
Illi tlliit I I'li-r. Ill li'M illltlllllr. Ill A" lillf Ritl.
Iti, fur a x'.hI of iu- Ji'ar, at nliV, il.
I'n i Im I, i.liiml.U l mi), MmIc n( i r. t 'ii,
whli'li Mllitl"li l!l ln-.'ii.H,rli"l mi. I liii"
iiihim tin- ..l.. Itii: I--U' I'm, li It :
IS TIIK COt Ni V ot J tiK TIII,tr.TK OK
I Or'(iili, Iti ntit lur tin' i iiul)' ni I uliiiii-
III tin- rnM.n-rii in' ai.in'MiinN "in r. nun.
anU W.il. IkIx-11 lr a iKxn In nil Irll
Hull., vim. , all. I limit ll.iiut. Hi li m
iiiaiitltli'. thui iin Knlli.n, In i..ili!-I'm--riiit'l,
1 uliiiiiliUriHiiiiv, !. On gun.
I-MHK. i.
To lhe lluiioraMi' i utility rmirl nl ' nlcmtilu
t i. unly, Htaf ( on K 'li.
Wc, Ihr' iiTiil-rlK rtcil. iiniiri.lii nil in ! nut
tiirliy ili" ulc-Ti? iiu'iih.-r nl li .nl vhiit.
il liiililtf I'm Im I, l iiliiiiililii I utlM, Stale 1. 1
I r K"ii, nii) w Im luiu ril'ti In and Imvi-arlii-ally
ri -l'li il In .nll lii.li'i' I'm lurl lur tiii.n
IIihii llilrlr ilny. l!iiiiinll.iti-l' I'tvt n illn llu'
Uti'ot .IkiiIiik, Ilili'K ami iti'wntailiiti ol Oil.
iH.inl.iti, liftrliy nHH-rilully H'itluu lltU
liiiiuim;li. I'mirl toviatit l H, K. Hint, ami V,
.. . ., , . . . n . . 1. 1 ....... ..i.
II. IM"I il IHV1MU HI .in r ii i . in. mi. , , ., .
ami limit II. im. m ami (frmi-liti'il rlilrr In I. .. "on . .himi
iiinlillH. Ilian niic nalloii. at linlilv, In ltol.lt
I lli Inrl, 'iiliitnl.U t'niiiity, hlalt i l Om kuii,
lur a IH'rlml nliilii' )r.ir
C I1. .inli.t"iiii, II. Iliiiifil, M Unk.-lcori'i.
KiMlir,)r., K. M. Ilamlltol', I.. r lima n. O. i..
KnwIiT. II. M. K-iwIiT, O. K. lliinliT, Walli r
IIiiiiIit.O. H. Iiwt. r. II. K. Hlilil. v, f, r. Kim.
Ut.C It, Mi-llvllli, lli'tiry lllaki, Vlrtnr Knrvr,
,V,J. VaiiAtTtnatii', J, K. iilitMiy, limi t luant,
W.C. K1SCMICR,
AT Tl M I N V. Y- AT. I . A V ,
andnotauy runi.ic.
Next iI'Mir to Ht ollice,
UA IN ilCIt, . . 0i;iC(!0N'
A TT( ) 1 1 N I-: Y H A T- L A W .
I'riii lic in any rmirl, Mate or rVtlrral.
Next door to lourt Iioiih,
8T.IIKI.KNS, . OUK00X.
WEAK ANdTow VpiRITED. " "
.t.., ,.,f,, ,t. . I care io reier vt inese inings, ici us seieci men w no Jhiiic. m- r4ir, i imrii i i.ihk, jatm-. m-hi-h)',
as tiiese gratters can lnlluence!, . , ., , " ' , . , . . i. ,, n,,,,,,., 3nfi.ii NimtiitiiMr, Kmiii vH-.Mr,
.. have backbone enough to put these principles into iV,," ,, "viV.vr, !! H. nu r, L iir...ii.y,
a keg oi tx-er or a aemijoiin oi practia. aIl(j 1;ive t,tse Jncn pirtlgc themselves and go iira,t:.y.i. ir. v.ur, Kr..t.k ii awr, au i.ii.k.
m i .1 t . f 1 ,, , ...... . J, M. Ari hlliB.il, H. r. Mi xatnlrr, r mult lli.lt.
will continueaiKl tlic tyjas.t ot t0 tlic ik)!1s and not be allowed by the other two par- .., m nry viht, i:.ii ri iti- v, iM-urir..
way. ! ties to U- Je.1 astray. SUBSCRIBISK. 'l '. t M.ki; i? m v:.V,.V. a.
j this progreisive concern. People began to buy more
rmiliintil with tin know Itnl'!- t.nt
i..i..bprt arp vnn-j lo vi-rv t.m.-r. in ! alld mUSt haVC lx.'C0me
deiiiRnd tlii) sumnu-r, lias induced com
ni'iHgion men to write k-tteru to tliote
-w ho furnish tlum witli tliicktr.H,
to prepare for the future. One of tl.eie
circular fetters urges the farmers to pnl
their hens and incubators to work and
to stock up in plenty for the rush to
come. It epeake of the immense future
demand, and intimates that hire, fat
f prin chickens about next July w ill be
anything but a dru on the market.
AN ENTERPRISING CITIZEN.
ANONYMOUS.
A little over three years ago a quietly appearing
man irot off the train one morning and started out
investigate the town. He stayed there a day or two! came out, and now we find in Rainier a modern dt-
Nit-r. Ji l.awri-iH'"'. Jit'
Kit, tl. Attllker, Ji'lm Karr. 'ilm.. I'n nin, W,
A. Hxniiiton, A. HHi',1. KialrkP, N, H !
ky A inU'r. .rithiM, Arlhttr t.riilini, d. V. Jnr
. lli'lKlM", Jamli . It.
jat home as they found out they could Ret anything J1. , VVmrT' kX,w'
ng they wanted at prices right; ohter stores began to sell Mnmer. iioailii y, k. Aniik.-'r, c. w. Mi,
to I at reasonable prices. All novelties were added as they j rn'JlV.iK.Vr'VAV.VK K .'uVmw wl'ffi
come impressed with the outlook of . partment store, complete in all branches, ami from a
i things, as a few davs later he was seen to unload a lot 1 little store 1 lx."." feet, it has been enlarged till it now
of cases filled with clothing, shoes, and other wearing - occupies a building o()x(m feet,vwith a large basement
apparel, which were stowed away in one of the stores and warehouse, making in all nearly 4iM) feet of floor
of the Rainier Grand hotel building. That was No- i space filled with the latest production in all classes of
vember 7, l'J02. I hat day marked .the beginning of j merchandise. Space would not permit us to aescnle
MJl.TOS liKA.NOE NO. m OK IIOI'I.TON
nuM-'t every timl and ihlnl Wnlm-iUy iilnht
lit Ollvvr'f hall. K.ll. Mlli lioll, W. M. ; 1. II.
Co-a-lnii'l, I-.; IrlK Oliver, Si-t.
('F.DAK C.KOVK (iKANOK NO. Xi, W. A.
Ywinit, W. M.; W. K)er, Iac; M. I'. Young.
HerelBry.
SATAlKANOKnttt. K. I. I'KTKItKOS, . M
MlnxAda HI'KKIH, Ic; Mrn. Ncltk 1'etri
mn,.Hec. Meet. In (heir new hall.
lir, W. II. Ilii., Jdhli inli, J.
('. MiikIiiii.
K. t runk,
that town's progress. .-ew linens were added right
along until the store in the hotel building became too
small and larger and mo:e commodious quarters were
procured through the aid of "Cap" Newsom, who put
up a suitable building for the new enterprise. Dry
voods, millinery, jewelry, and sporting goods were
added. Then with every lxat new goods never lefore
everything kept in this establishment, but will say
that everything to be found m an up-to-date depart
ment store can be found there. Mr. L. Swett, the
owner of the store, who, by close application, correct
business methods, corteous treatment and fair dealings,
has gained the good will and confidence of the people
of this section of the country, assisted by his wife, who
offered Ijegan to arrive, stoves, furniture, carpets, and I is an expert milliner and dressmaker, and personally
all these were priced so as to save money to the consu- j conducts that department. To' her is due the credit of
mer, not only of going to Portland, but in the price of building up this business. Carjienters, painters, and
the goods itself, as the price was invariably lower. A ' plasterers are hurrying to complete the necessary al
full line of fancy and staple groceries and provisions ' terations, to have everything in apple pie order by
of the best brands was also placed ou the shelves of j March 1.
VAILiiRAKfiK NO. IBM. A. FKKKMAX, W. M.;
l't'lur l.und, Ia-c; M, It'. Huron, Xvv. Mcrtx In
their hall at Warren.
(iOHI.K (!RANiE NO. 32!). JANK Mi'CKKiiOOK
W. M.; Mary A. Liiik,U-e.;T. C. WalN, hie.
VEItNONIA ORANGE NO. WI5. 1'. MEI.MNOKR,
W. M.; John Cheldalln, Lee.; L. Hlt Kert, Hee.
Meeta in Veruoula,
COLl'MHIA l'OMONA liHANCE meeta In l ea
ver Valley May lh. at 11 h. in W. A. YmnK
W. M.: I. il. C'uiielHiiil, U-e.; R. II. Mltehell,
IrK'cretary; '
YANKTON OHANCENO.WH. H. I,.T.KI1KIX,
V. M.i C. C. Moyer, Lee.; John Kappler, Hee.
DKER 1W.ANU liKANoK NO. - JOHN l.
Prlngle. W. M.: Henry O'Leen Ia-c.: Win.
nvf, tt:' Meela III Ihelr ball.
HOI LTON CIKCI.K NO. 47K W. OK W. LM-UK
J IVrrv . N.5 Winnie Bailey, cli-rfc, lrti
rvery Tti"HtttA- evenlitK In Ollver-a hall.
n..vtin iiv:KKO.ir.l. I.O. O. K.. MEETS
Jn their bait eterr HaturdaT iilht. 0. A,
8Mt.N.(i.;IUlLMitcnelC8.
... , , Itoieburij riaindeiilcri "Kwchiirkt
Harr.,bur mt-rchanb, will dose on IJwil,la8 eounty wi
Sunday hereafter.
vclop so fast nnd co sulmtantiiilly this
Cofpiille City Herald and l'ulleiin yenr that moKt of us will rub our eyes
consolidated. (Joxl move should make with astonishment."
a strong paper. ' " . "
r; ''tt'' brcBth, belt-hunt of jras nnd Hour
Grave Trouble Foreseen. rsinps are all due to indigestion. Ktxtol
It needs but little foreslgut to tell . i3-Bpi-irtiia C3ur i a KHnrunt-ifecl cure. L.
that when your stcmach and liver are j Ai opt-rof Little Uoek, Ky., writes us:
badly affected, grave trouble is ahead, ..ye fwl thatKodol Dyspepsia Cure tie
unless you take the proper medicine Bl.rv,.H tt tlC. commendation that can be
for your disease,' as Mrs. John A. i given it, as saved the life of our i'ttlci
Young, of Clay, N. Y., did. She Hays:.lKii when slie was three years old. She
"I had neuralgia of the liver and stom- j is now six anil we have kejit it for her
ach, my heart was weakened, and I . constantly, hut of course sho only takes
could not eat. I was very bad for a it now when anything disagrees with
long time, but la Electric Billets, 1 ; her." Kodol is the best medicine in the
found Just what I needed, for thpy j world for indigestion, dyspepsia and all
quickly relieved and cured me." Bent ; stomach troubles. A trial of this groat-
f . . a i ll .1! . i. 'II
medicine for weak women. . aom un-: i oi uu oigesianis win convince any
der guarantee by Perry & Graham.
druggists, kt 60c jn botUo.
who Buffer. Gootl for vouna or old. Sold
by Bailey & Brian.
Vv'oodburn will make a great spurt
this spring, declares the home paper,
Cancer Curedll
Mr. W. W.'Prlckett. Smithflold, I11b
writes, Sept. 10th., 1901: "I had been
Buffering several years with a cancer
on my face, which gave tne great an
noyance and unbearable itching. I was
using Ballard's Snow -Liniment for a
sore leg, and through an accident, I
rubbed some of the liniment on the
cancer, and as it gave-mo almost in
stant relief, I decided to continue to
use the liniment on the cancer. In a
short time the cancer came out, my
face healed up and there is not tho
slightest scar left, I have Implicit
faith In the merits of this preparation,
and it cannot be too highly recom
mended." 2Cc, 60c and $1.00.. For
sale by Bailey & Brio.
Tlt NiiiiNliInt of bprltiK.
The salve that cures w ithout a scar is
IteWitt'H Witch llnzel Sulve. Cuts,
burns, boils, bruines and piles disappear
More tlio use of this salve as snow be
fore tljo sunshine of spring. Mins II M
Mitltlleton, Thebes, III., sayst "I was
seriously 'afflicted with ft fever sore that
was very painful. Je Witt's Witch Ha
zel Halve cured mu in lens tl an a week,"
(iet tlio genuine, Hold by Bailey A
I5rinn. :
? nken up at Brum ! Stan wood's mill,
nnd taken to my place, 4 miles from
Yankton, on Jan. 12, lWl.ono light bay
horse, with whito hind feet, aliout !).'0
Ihs in weight. Owner can have the
same bv paying expenses of feeding nnd
advertising. C C. Moybk.
Experience.
"I can strongly recommend Herblno
as a medicine of remarkable ofliciicy
for Indigestion, loss of appetite, sour
A A. IM AlA mnaallt n 1 1 a i I VlknH.
acho. drowsiness after meals with din.'?1'"1"' & "l"in drug store. Try
. . , i n n M..,.,i,.i .i,,.mfjui,.tia ami inv : tnem.
I.(lntll l"-.lll'll i;(llJnonniii M..4 ... tT
A Correspondent Thul Detcribei Hit
Starting But True.
l'oile the world over were horrified
on leurnl'iK f the biinitiiK of a Chi
ago Iheai. r ii. which nearly six hun
dred people ul their lives, yet inoro
I hail live lliiifH this rniinher or over
::.ii(i peoplf tiled fnitn pnt-iiiiiimhi In
Chieaico durliix the same year, with
sciirct-ly a passing notice. Kvery one
of thimc riisew if piKMimoiila resulied
from n cold ami could have been pre-
vf'ntel liy Mm timely use of Chamber
Itemed-. A Kitttt many
who Ii hI every reason to fear pnuiiiiio.
'tin have wardod It off by tho prompt
use of this remedy, Tho following I
an tnttanco of this sort: "Ton much
nnnot bo saltl In favor of C'hanihoi-.
Iain's Cough H.'inedy, und OHpoclully
for colds and Inlliit'iiza. I know that It
cured my datiuhter, Laura, of a sevcro
cold, nnd I tu-llcve saved her life when
she wnti threatened wlili pnouinoiila. '
W. I). Wilcox, Logiin, New York. Sold
by IVrry ft drahnm.
Removal Sale.
I am tiiiilding a rotiercto storo build
iugin Ht. Ileler.s ami when it Incom
pleted will oiciipv it as a general mer
cbaiitliHo etore, I don't wanttomovo
any more goods than i.cceFsnrv. and
there fore I u ill sell all tho goods' in my
preset t store ut greatly reduced prices.
This is the opj.ortimity you have been
looking for, My stock is largo nnd y u
can save money by trading with me,
II. MOKtil'tf.
Afraid of Strong Medicines.
Many people suffer for years fiom
rheumatic pains, a-.t I prefer to do so
lather than take, tho strong medicine
usually given for rliuumatism, not
knowing that quick relief from pain
may he had simply by applying Cham
berlaln'H Pa In Bulin and without tak
ing iniy medicine Internally. For ealo
by Perry & Gt-ahimi,
Have money by trailing at Hwctt's
Progressive Htore, Hainier, j)re.
Poisons In Food.
Perhaps you don't realize that many
pain poisons originate In your food, but
some day you may feel a twlngo of
dyspepsia that will convince you. Dr.
King's New Uro I'IIIh are guaranteed
to cure all slcknesi due to posons of
undigested food or money hack. 2fe
spirits. Herblno must bo a unique
preparation for cases such as mine,
for a few doses entirely removed my
complaint. I wonder at people going
on suffering or spending tholr money
on worthless things, when Ilerblne Is
procurable, and so cheap." GOc a bot
tle at Bailey & Brln'8.
Tho Kkoistkk bus ft line slock of en
vctopcH nnd writing tablets. Call nnd
see our bargains,
' That TIeklliiff m The Throat.
One minute after taking Ono Minute
Cough Cure that tickling in tho throat
is tone. It acts in the throat not t lie
1 stomach. Harmless good for children.
' I II... T..il,... 1. Tl.in
ThollKdisTKii man has Iioiibos to ront
and houses to sell in thu town of Hninlor
tho best school town In the countv, A
house and ono block, two houses anil
one block, nnd also a houpo and hit for
good business locution. Ho has nlso two
or three good locutions for small fruit
farms or chicken ranches.
Agonizing Burns
arc biBtantly relieved, and porfoctly
healed, by Bucklln's Avnlca Salvo. C.
ltlvenl'iirk, Jr., of Norfolk, Va., writes;
"I burnt my knee dreadfully; that it
blistered all over. IHickIIii'h Arnica
Salvo slopped the pain, nnd healed It,
without a sear." Also hcalB all wounds
and sores. 25c at Perry & Graham,
drueeidta.