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THE DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALEMrOREGON;TRlDAY, APRIL 3, 1903.' - PAQE THREE Grand Opera House JOHN F. CORDRAY, Manager. Friday, April 3rd. II special Eniraeement of tbcBljr It Nuf Vnrk !itrric "Reaping Harvest With the Author, Tom Fitch, as Don aid Stewart, supported by the orig inal cast. A play of ercat heart Interest, appealing to every man,, woman and child in the world of toll. A carload or special scenery Prices, 7Gc, COc, 35c. Scuta on salo at box office, Friday 9 a. m. REAPING THE HARVEST A Spirited Play at the Opera House Tonight What In described as a common senso melodrama bearing the above tltlo Is announced for the attraction at the Qrand opera houso tonight. Reaping the Harvest" In considered tbo best work of that rising young playwright, Tom Fitch. It 1b ono of tbose beautiful stories of human emo tions that appeal so strongly to our theator going public today. All Uio' principal cltloa of tho Kast and West havo takon to Its cms, as It wore, this most charming play, nnd tho re sult Is capacity business ovorywhoro. The company to appear nt tho Grand Is tho orlglnnl and Is hundod by tho auUior, Mr. Fitch, who portrays In his customary skillful way tho character of his own creation, Donald Stewart, tho reckless youth who goes tho paco that klllu No buslnos man can well afford to miss scolng tho first net of "Heaping tho Hnrvost" ns It Is pronounced by critics ovorywhoro to bo tho most laughable- and yet most natural stage plcturo of an Insolvent firm trying to hold Its head above wntor over offered. A carload of beautiful scenory Is used In tills big production of the host melodrama of tho age, Prices. 75, GO, 35. fiftum ftlcrfniif. 220 Meter fefjr guttl ftcirmlanb itn Mien 3flfinbe. 140 Wrfer qSffiifjlanb, Uleft' Wo. 1 Wlfalfa Slant, aSJalb tmb Waflurt. Crop brfngt $2500. Stber $u0 rjitlcS, eoeneS fflotfom2anb; mile (Maubt, ffen3, etc. 4 3JciIen nbrb. lid) Don Salem, SJJeile ipcftfid) bon oi3er Sollom Grfjulfjaua. rjF t e b. r dt) i 1 1 c a, Salem, Ore. Mohair Win. Urowu ft Co. are pnylng 35c. D. 0. Watson, Commissary. I). 11. Watson, of Pendleton, has been appdlnted commissary nt tho stato prison by Suporintendont James. Ho succeeds It M. Davidson. Again a factional fight In this county among tho mombors of tho minority party has dofeated a recognition that would undoubtedly otherwise been given tho organization in this county. Thero wero two Marlon county candidates for this appointment, viz A. Mi Dal rymplo and J. O. Estos. both of this city. Brights Disease Not Rnre, but Common All Kid ney DIbchho Ih Urlght's DIscmko Tito 8th to IOth Month It Be comes Chronic and Incurnblc by All Known Means Except tho new Fulton Compounds, which Record Q7 of Recoveries. T7 have before u little work on kidney UeaMM bj Jotepb V. Edward., M. D., of Phila delphia, that contain soma things that erery m ought to know. Many people Imagine lMghl's Deeae U ran, when,, in tact, it roiere the whola gamut of kidney dlaeaaei. Tula book set out that thekldneyn iiaro but cue Maotton. via., the elimination of the urea and waato producla, and tbal alt lnterferencca with that funotlou axe called Brtgbl'a Ittaeate. JJr. Sdararda adda: "For tba benefit of pbjrl claaa wbo may rad tbla book I will giro a list uf tka cae which I attribute to Urlght'a Uteeee.Tll.1 , Albumenuria. congestion of tba Kidney. Dei Deration of tba Kidney. Vatty Degeneration of tba Kidney. Inflammation of tba Kidney. Uraemia. DUeaaa of tba Kidney " Tbua, all kidney disease be leg Hrlgbfi We aaie, tba aerioua queation la la It actilo or cbroalel In other word", la it In tba primary or secondary itaget After tba elgtb to lento mould It beeomea chronic and ia ibeu Ineurabta by all known meaaa except tba Fulton Coin pound Tba kldneya are sat aeniltlra. Tbara la often no nolloe of tbs trouble till It baa already fattened. If you nave kidney dlteaia U the Brat stage tba Reaal Compound will cure It Quickly. If It la of more thantlo lOmootbe atandtng It ia tba only thing known that will cure It In proof that nothing elae will we cite all nodical works as aTidance that to tbla time there baa been nothing that curca Chronla Urlght'a Ditease, TheatockfcoMeraot the Jobs J Fulton Co., bualneaa aad profeaalonal men of Kan Franclico, are tba Ural people In tbe world to announce a poaltlie cure, presenting a definite percentage of recoveries lb? per fnl) and tiring out laellttaof tbe cured, all among purely ebroaie. all-denned raw. If youhe any kind of kidney trouble, there ia only thing to lake. Tbe Renal Compound far Uftjrfat lilaeeeeUIUforDlabcUi.lltO. John J Falton V".. cv Wakhligtoa etreet, San Fraocteeo, ante compounder. Free analyaea for patients. I'uephlel free. Wo are the aula agents. J. M. HABERLY, Palace Pharmacy, 118 State St. Tk e Monroe Doctrine (Continued from first page.) United States has steadily believed that tho construction of tho fercat Isthmian canal, tho building of which' is to stand as tho greatest material feat of tho twentieth century- greater than any similar feat In any preceding century should bo dono by no foreign nation but byj ourselves. Tho canal must of neces-1 slty go through tho territory of one of our smoller sister republics. Wo havo been scrupulously careful to nb - stain from perpetrating any wrong upon any of theSo republics In .this matter. We do not wish to Interfere . with their rights In tho least; but1 while carefully safeguarding them, to build tho canal oursolves under pro visions which will enable us, If neces sary, to police and protect It, nnd to guaranteo Its neutrality, wo being the solo guarantor. Our Intention was steadfast; we desired action taken so that the ranal could always be used by us In time of peace and wnr alike, and In time of war could never be used to our detriment by any nation which was hostile to us. Such action, by tho clrcumstnncos surrounding It. was necessarily for tho benefit and not the dotrlmont of the ndjacent American ropubllces. After ronHldornbly moi than hnlf of u century those objects have been oxnetly fiillllled by tho legislation nnd trcntles of the last two years. TWO YEARS AGO WE WERE NO FUR. THER ADVANCED TOWARD THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE ISTH MIAN CANAL ON OUR TERMS THAN WE HAD BEEN DURING THE PRECEDING EIGHTY YEARS. Uy th Hay-1'nuncofote treaty, ratified In December. 1901, an old trenty with Great liritain. which had been held to stand In tho wny, was abrogated and It was agreed that the canal should bo constructed under tho ausptcos of the Government of tho United States, and that this Government should havo the exclusive right to rogulato and man age It, becoming tho solo guarantor of Its noutrnllty. It was oxprossly stlpulnted, further more, that this guaranty of noutrnllty should nut prevent tha United Stntos from taking any moasures which It found necesary In ordor to secure by Its own forces tho dofenso of tho Unltod States and the maintenance of public ordor. Immediately follow- law under which the president was authorized to endeavor to seouro a treaty for acquiring tho right to fin Ish tho construction of, and to opor ate,, the Panama Canal, which had already boon bogun In tho torrltory of Columbia by a French company. Tho rights of this company wore according ly obtained and a treaty negotiated with Uio Ropubllc of Columbia. This treaty has Just been ratified by tho Senate. It rorforvos r'l of Columbia's rights, whllo guaranteeing all of our own and those of neutral nations, and specifically permits us to take any and all moasuros for tho dofrnso of Uio canal, and for tho preservation of our Interests, whenever In our Judg ment an oxlgency may arise which calls for action on our part In other words, those two treaties, and tho leg' Islation to carry thorn out, havo re sulted in our obtaining on exactly tho terms wo desired Uio rights nnd prlv ileges which wo had so long sought in vain. Theso treaUos aro among tho most Important that wo havo ever ne gotiated in tholr effects upon the fit ture wolfaro of this country, and mark a memorablo triumph of Amorlcnn dl plomocy ono of thoro fortunate tri umphs. moreover, which redounds to tho benoflt of the ontlro world About tho samo time troublo arose in connection with the ropubllc of Von ozuola because of certain wrongs, a! leged to have ben committed, and debts overdue, by this Republic to citlzons of various powors. notably England. Germany and Italy. After failure to reach an agreoment theao powers began a blockade of tho Yen ezuelan coast and a condition of quasi-war tmsuod. Tho concern Mf our Government was of course not to Interfere needlessly In any quarel so far as It ild not touoh our interests or our honor, and not to tako tho atl tude of protecting from coercion any power unlebs wo wore willing to es pouse the quarel of that power, but to keep an attitude or watchful vig ilance and see that there was no In fringement of the Monroe Doctrine no acquirement of territorial rights by a Btiropean powor at the expense of a weak sister republic whether this acquisition might tako the shape of an outright and avowed seiture of territory or of tho exerclso of con trol which would In effect be equiva lent to su'b seizure This attitude was expresed in tho two following published memoramla, tho first being thit lnttm nfldrnnnn1 hi tho Rivrfltnrv of stat0 to tto Gcnnnn Ambassador. 80cond convcr8aton with tho secretary of Stato sported by the Urltj8h AmbaS8adors "Department of State. "Washington, December 10, 1901. ..jjg EjCenency Dr. von Hollcnbcn. etc.: ..Doar Hir-ellnnr-v; i inri.n n memorandum by way of .reply to that Whlch you did mo the honor to leave wltn mc on S(lturdayf anil am M cver, "Faithfully, yours, ' toiiN HAY Memorandum. "Tho President In his messngo of Uio 3d of December 1901, used tho following language: "THE MONROE DOCTRINE IS A DECLARATION THAT THERE MUST BE NO TERRITORIAL AG GRANDIZEMENT BY ANY NON AMERICAN POWER AT THE EX PENSE OF ANY AMERICAN POW ER ON AMERICAN SOIL. It Is In no wise Intended as hostile to any nntlon In tho Old World. "Tho President further said: "'This doctrine has nothing to do with tho commercial relations of any American powor, save that It In truth allows ench of them to form such as It desires. We do not gunranteo any state against pun ishment If it misconducts Itsolf, pro vided Hint punlshmont does not tako the form of tho acquisition of torrl tory by any uon-Amorlcnn powor.' 'His Excellency tho Gorman Am bassador, on his recent return from Derlln. convoyed poreonnlly to the President tho assurance of the Ger- man Emperor Unit Ills Majesty's Gov ernment hnd no purposo or Intnj tlou to make even the smallest ac quisition of territory on the South Amorlcnn continent or tho Islnnds ad jacent. This voluntnry nnd friendly declaration was afterwanU related to tho Secretary of State, nnd was re relvod by tho Prosldent nnd the peo ple of tho United States In tho frank and cordial spirit In which It wns of fered. In the memorandum of tho Uth of December. Ills Exceluncy the Gorman Ambassador ropoats tluwe as surances as follews: 'Wo declare es pecially that under no circumstances do we consider In our proceedings tho acquisition or tho permnnont or cupatlon of Venozuolnn territory.' "In tho snld . memorandum of the 11th of December, trio Gorman Gov ernment Informs that of tho United States that It has cortaln Just claims for money nnd damages wrongfully withheld from Gorman subjects by tho Government of Vcnozuoln, and that It proposes to take certain coer cive moasures described in the mem orandum to onforco the payment of these just claims. "Tho President of tho United States, appreciating tho courtesy of tho German Government In making him acquainted with tho state of nf fairs referred to. and not regarding himself ns called upon to ontor Into the consideration of tho claims In question, boliovos that no measures will be taken In this mattor by the agents of tho German Government which aro not In accordance with the well known purposo. above sot forth. of His Majesty tho Gorman ICmporor Sir Michael Herbert to the Marquis , of Lansdowne. "Washington. November 13. 19("2 "I comunlcntod to Mr Hay this morning tho stibstanco of Your I-ord ship's telegram of tho 11th Instant "His Rxcollency stated In reply, that tho Unltod States Government. alUiough thoy rogrotUd that Euro pean powers should use forco against Central andSouUi American countries could not object to tholr taking stpe to obtain redress for Injuries suffered by their subjects, provided that no acquisition of torrltory was contem plated" Doth powers assured us In oxpllclt terms that thoro wns not the slightest Intention on their part to violate the principles of tho Monroe doctrine and this assurance was kept with an honorable good faith which merits full acknowledgment on our part. At Uio samo time, tho oxlstonco of hos tilities In a region so near our own borders was fraught with such possl blllUes of danger in.tho future that It was obviously no less our duty to ourselves than our duty to humanity to endeavor to put an end to that Accordingly, by an offer of our good services In a spirit of frank frlendll noes to all 'the parties eonwrned a spirit In which they quickly and or dlaljy responded, we secured a re surupUon of peaco the contending parties agreeing that tbe matters whlrh they could not settle among ihcrasolve shculd be referred to Tbe Haguo Tribunal for settlement Tho United States had most fortunately already been able to set an exaraplo to other nations by uUllzIng tho great posslblllttetf for good contained In Tho Hague Tribunal, a question at issue between ourselves and tho Republic of Mexico being the first submitted to this International court of arbitra tion. The terms which wo havo secured as those under which tho Isthmian canal is to be built, and tho courso of ovents In tho Venezuela matters, hnvo shown not merely tho overgrow ing Influence of the United States tn tho Western Hemisphere, but also, I think I may safely say, havo exempli fied the firm purposo of tho United States that Its growth and InOuonco and power shall redound not to tho hnnn but to Uio benefit of our sister republics whoso strength Is lesa Our growth, therefore, Is beneficial to hu man kind In general. Wo do not In tend to assume any position which can glvo Just ofTenBO to our neighbors. Our adherence to Uio nilo of human right Is not merely profession. The history of our dealings with Cuba shows that we reduce It to perform ance. The Monroe Doctrine Is not Inter national law, nnd Uiough I think ono day It ma)' become such, this Is not necessary ns long as It romnlns a can dlnul feature of our forolgn policy and as long as wo possess both the will and the strength to make It ef fective. This last point, my follow citizens, Is Importnnt, nnd Is ono which an a people wo enn novor of ford to forget. I believe In the Mon roe doctrine with nil my heart and seul: I am convinced that tho Im mense mnjorlty of our fellow-countrymen so believe tn It; hut I would In finitely prefw to no u -. abandon It Uianlo see us put It forward nnd blus ter about It and fall to build up the ofriclcnt llghUng strength which In tho last resort can nlonu make It re spected "by any strong forolgn powor whoe Interest It may ever happen to ho to violate It. Hoastlng and blustering nre ns oh- fontInnnl.lf nmniitr imt.ni.K fiK ninonuM ln,lll,liinl nml ..,. ,,,.1,11,. mm, ,,f n " " "I grctttnntlcm owe It to their senso of nntlonnl self-respect to speak court eouily of foreign powera! Just as a bravo and self-ronpcclng man trcntB all nrouiid him courteously. Hut thotmh to boaxt Is bad. and causeless ly to Insult another, werse: yet worse Jliitn all is to bo guilty of boasting, nroii .without Insult, nnd when cnllud to tho proof to be unable to make mi nli Knnotlni ttii Tlinfii 111 fl Imtll ly old adage which' runs: "Spook soft - ly nnd carry a big stick; you wllLgo far." If the American Nntlon will sponk softly anil yet build and keep at a pitch of tho highest training, n thoroughly elllclent Navy, the Monro Doctrine will no far. I ask you to think over this. If you do. you will como to tho conclusion thnt It Is more plain common senso. so obviously sound that only tho blind enn fall to seo Its truth nnd only the wenkest nnd moso Irresolute enn foil to tluslro to put it Into force! Woll, In tho Inst two years I am happy to say wo havo taknn long strides In advance ns regards our Navy. Tho last Congress. In addi tion to smaller vowtols. provided nlno of those formidable flghUng ships up on which tho real efficiency of any Navy In war ultimately deponds. It provided' moreover, for the nocosanry addition of olfieeni and enlisted men to maJ:o tho iilp worth having. Meanwhile tho Navy Department has soh to It that our ships hnvo been con stantly oxerelstxl at sea, with the I KTimt K,mg nml n maneuver so that their efiloieney as fighting units, both Individually and whon rx-tlng together has been steadily Improved. Itcmein ber that all of this Is nixwwnry. A war ship Is a huge bit of mechanism, well-nigh ns delicate nnd complicated as it Is fonnldabln It takes years to build It. It takes years to teach the officors and men how to handle It to Kod advantage. It Is an absolute Impossibility lo Improvise a navy nt Uio outset of war. No rw-ont war war botwoon any two naUons hart lasted as long nt It i take to build a battleship; and It Is Just as Impoa slblo to Improvise tho officers or tho crows as to Impmvlso tho navy. To lay up n battle ship and only send It afloat at tho outset nf a war. with a raw crow and untried officers, would bo not merely n folly but a crime, for It would Invito both disas ter and disgrace. Tho Navy which so qulokly decided In our favor tho war In 1898 had boon built and mado effi cient during Uie preceding flftoen years. Tho ships that triumphed oft Manila nnd Santiago had bon built It's Just a Cough That gels your lungs sore and weak and paves the way for pneumonia or consumpUon. or boUi. Acker's Enullsh Remedy will stop the cough In a day and heal your lungs. It will cure con sumption, asthma, bronchitis, and all throat and Jung troubles. Positively guaranteed, and money refunded if you are not satisfied. Write us for fr aamnie. W. II Hooker k Co., Buffalo. NY D. J Fry. drucjlit STRANGER THAN FICTION A Remedy Which Has Rev olutionized the Treatment of Stomach Troubles Tho remedy Is not heralded as a wonderful discovery nor yet a Bocro patont medicine, nclthor 1b it claimed to euro anything except dyspepsia. In dlgcBUon and otomnch troubles with which nlno out of ton sutler. Tho remedy Is In tho form of pleas ant tasUng tablets or lozenges, con taining vegetablo or fntlt essences, pure asoptlc popsln government tost,) golden seal and diastase. Tho tablets aro sold by druggists under tho nomo of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Many IntorcsUng experiments to test tho dl gostlvo powor of Stuart's Tablets show that ono grain of the ueUvo principal contained In Uiem Ib suulclont to thoroughly dlgost 3000 grains of raw meat, eggs nnd other wholcsomo food. Stuart's Tnblots do not net upon thu bowels like after dinner pill and clioap cathnrtlcs, which Blmply Irri tate and Inflamo Uio Intestines without having any effect whatever In digest ing food or curing Indigestion. If tho stomach can bo rested and assisted In tho work of digestion It will very Boon recovor Its normal vig or, as no organ Ib so much abused nnd overworked as tho stomneh. This Is tho secrot If there Is any secret of the remarkable buccohs of Stuart's Dyflpopsla Tablets, a. romotly practically unknown a few years ago. and now the most widely known of any treatment for stmnnclt weakness. This Biiccess has been secured en tirely upon ItH merits as a digestive, pure and lmple. becnuso thore can bo omttch t"1,,b, ,f ,1, flHul u Promptly digested. UI....H.. hiiaumiflln TnlillilD mil (ill. D "" j"i"i - - ,m "' "" Ul" ' h . !..... .- tl..l l --.. I... .. COIlipiHipiy, BO llllll. II Villi ue m, Inted Into blood, norve mid tissue. They rtiro ilyspopsln, woler braih, sour stomach, gas and bloating after mualH. becnuso they furnish tho dl gostlvo powor which weak stomachs lack and unless that lack Is supplied It Is useless to attempt to euro by the use of "tdnles." "pills and cathartics, which have absolutely no dlgostlvo power, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tnblsts can be 1 " M "" ,,n,R "T"1 ?"? !!!.K. ular iiho of ono or two nf them lifter menls, will demonstrate their mert bettor thnn nny argument 3-30-4-1-3 under previous Administrations with money npproprlntotd by provlous Congiuese. Tho officers and tho men did their duty so well becnuso thoy had already been trained to It by leut: sea service. All honor to tbo gnllant officera nttil gnllant men who nctunlly did .tho fighting; but remember too, to honor tho public men, tho ship wrights, and steel workers, the own- era of the shipyards nnd armor plants to whose united foresight and oxer tlon we ow It thnt Ih 1898 wo hnd craft so good, guns so excellent, nnd American seamen of so high n tyx In tho conning towers, In tho gun tup rets, and In tho engine rooms. It Is too Into to proparo for war when war has ceme: and If wo only proparo sufficiently no war will ever como. Wo wish a powerful nnd efficient Navy, not for puriKHto of wnr. but as tho surest guaranty of ponco. If wo havo such a NavyIf wo keep on building It up we may rest assured that thorn Is but tho smallest chnnco that troublo will over como to this nation; nnd wo mny llkewlso rest as sured that no foreign lwwcr will ever quarrel with us about the Mon roe Doctrine. Oed Time I take a pleasant herb drink, the next morning I feel bright and my com plexion If better. My doctor says It acts gently on tbe sunacho, liver and kidneys, nnd Is a pleasant laxative. It Is made of herbs, and Is prepared as easily as tea. It Is called lino's med icine. All druggists sell It at 25c and DO cents. Lane's Family Medicines moves tbe bowels each day. If you cannot get It, send for free samples. Address, Orator Woodward, Lelloy N. Y. ii World Renowned. Tho celebrated Chaso & Sanborn's ooffao is guaranteed to glvo perfect saUsfactlon. Bend us your ordor. Dranson & Ilagan, sole ugeutH, Salem, Oregon. Strono's Restaurant la tbe favorite eaUng house of the city. Tbo host meal service that can be bad. 8uhe curie for piles Itching Piles produce moisture and cause itching, this form, as well u mind, Weeding or Protruding t'lles aro cured by vr. uo-san-Kos rue item edy, stops itching and bleeding. Ab sorbs tumors. I0o a Jar at druggists, or sent by malL TreaUeo free. Write ma about your case. Dr. Bosanko, Philadelphia, Pa. For ie at Dr Btone'o drug stores. lomo t ow's Gfcat Sale Regular 2 X-2c, 15c 16 2-3c Towelingsfo tlcydm Regular tOc Cotton Towels for 7 c each See Corner Window The Rains Were Needed "Tho rainfall of tho past two weeks has proven tho Bulvatlon of tho farm ers of tho Wltlamctto valley so far as growing crops nro concerned." said a Marlon county farmer today. "I nov or saw grass and crops grow moro rapidly than they hnvo tho past ton days,'" continued tho agriculturist. "Stock of nil kind Is doing woll ami urnssoH of ovorv variety havo attained a grenler growth than thoy had at tho samo tlmo Inst yenr. Crops nro also much further advanced than thoy wore a yoar ago. lloforo tho rec,ent rains, -howovor. pnsturo nnd grain of all kinds were looking badly. Tho raln wns certainly tlmoly and boned rial." If you desire n aood complexion use Mokl Tea, n pure herb drink. It nets mi tho llvor nml makes the skin smooth and clear. Cures sick head aches. 25 contn and 50 cents. Monoy refunded If It dnos not satisfy you. Write to W. II. Hooker ft Co.. n.irfnlo, N. Y.. for free snmple. D. J. Kry.. druggist iiiinn con nm.DiiiiN Tl.o ilfiMint to Inkr ami linrinlma Oni Minute (SiiikIi Tiir iilvre linmnllnh' relief In nil rnni'ii nf t'misli, Crimp nml l.nilrlm). Ihm-ihuii It nut ia Imninllnlply li.ln tlie atnmnrli. tint intra effect right at the nwiI (if tlu trouble. It ilrnwa out tlie In llnmmatloii, Ik-xIm nml nootln'K mil cures K-rmnneiitly Inr rnatilllnx t tin liinta In mil tribute tuir flffglvluit ami life mulnluhiit nirKrtl lo I lie IiI.hmI nml tluuei. i'ur sale by r' (I. Hone. (HI Hli.tr atrret. Sleeping Cars on Electrles. Dayton, O.. Aurll 3. Bleoplng cars will be nut on tho Apployard olectrlo ronds In Ohio In the near future. Tho Dayton, Hprlugfleld ft Urbnna Kloctrla Ilnllway. ono nf the rends of tho sys tem. Is arranging to double track Its Hue from Dayton to Hprlngflold. As soon as the Ohio Hlvor & Western rallwny, another of tire linos of this system, has lioen mado standard guago parlor cars and slouplng earn will li inn from Cincinnati to Wheel ing, W Vn.. with connections for Pittsburg We sell the greatest of blood puri fiers, Acker's Dlood Elixir, tinclor u pos itive guarantee. It will cure an chron ic and other blood poisons. If you havo eruptions or sores on your body, or aro pain. weak, run down. It Is Just what you nocd. We refund money If you are not satisfied. f0 rents nnd 11.00. D. J. Fry. druggist. lirNOTirKlrTHlilTviJII. line nollre la lieribj aervi-il mi the publl k-rnersllr that DcWItfa WlUli llnirl Halve la the only wilre on the market that la maile from tn purr, una.litUeraUd wlleli tinirl. IMVItt's Wltrh Matrl Malre lit. f.irnl thoiiaaii.Ii) uf tun of plies that would not ylel.l in any oilier treatment, and tola fact lias lroiixl.t out munr wortlilra ruuaterrelte Thoae nernomt won set Ibe Kenuine m-Wltfa Wltrh llaiel Halve are uerer cllwitipowtrd. liernunr it turn. for tale tij r i liana. 00 Htate street CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The KM You Have Always Bought Beara the Bignature of &&?&. New Location, We aro now penuanoutly settled In our now quarters at No. C9 State street, formerly occupied by Mr. Mor ley's fence works. Samo 'phone num ber, 1331 Main. DERNAIU k DUNBFORD. 4-1-1 m Plurobcre. CfA.mVOXLXJk.. ltKaMYMKaniUwnE ,r BfsMsaHMsWflsw 61fiit f Mrpps J . Q ' v: A ! T9ftF,'nc-4'