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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-10-06
COMMON COUNCIL.

The regular monthly meeting OF the com
mon council was held at the council cham
bers last evening.
Present, the mayor and a full board OF
councilmen.
Minutes of the previous meetings were
read and approved.
The petition of E, J. C,llins and others
asking for a sidewalk SIX feet wide from the
north side of Academy street, beginning at
the intersection of Union street and running
| thence rs feet was read, and it was. ordered
that the PRAYER of the petitioners be
| granted.
The petition of E. M. Williams and
Others askIrg for reduction of theater
license to 81 for single nights aud " 6O per
week, was reai aud referred to tha COM
mittee on finance with instructions to re-
port at the next meeting.
A petition of Jesse Simonson and others,
asking for the improvement by grading
Union street 30 feet In width from the IN
tersection of Tenth to Thirteenth street,
thence west to Liberty. thence south to
Fourteenth, thence west four blocks to
Trevitt, thence south to FIfteenth and
thence west on Fifteenth two blocks and
terminating at the intersection OF Mt. Hood
street, was read and ordered that the
prayer of the petitioners be granted.
An oral petition of George Darsch for an
arc hight on Fourteenth street was made be.
fore the council, and the matter was referred
to the committee on streets and public
property with power to make the necessary
contract with the electric light company.
The report of the committee on streets
aud public property was read, accepted and
plac d on file.
II wss ordered that the recorder adver-
tlse for bids for the construction Of stoLe
crossings on cond street.
the regular monthly reports of the ma'-
shal, recorder, treasurer and street csm-
missioner were read and placed on file.
The claims against the city were then
read a9d warranis ordered drawn for the
mount.
It was ordered that the bill of Water
Commission for IS to supply the East Eod
water trough be not paid. and the recorder
yas instructed TO notify the superintendent
that if the commission are not willing to
furnish water to ths trough tres, that it
may be shut of.
Tbe mayor was instructed to confer WI tn |
an attorney sud have ap ordinance drawn
in conformity to the charter to compel
property-owners to build and repair side
walks.
On motion it vas ordered that the street
collect the road tag due from
oitizens before November lst.
The judiciary committee was ordered to
consult with an attorney and take the nee.
sssary steps to collect the money due from
the county for this road district.
The COMMITTEES on stfssts and public
property was ordered to construct brick
aas in the Est End and 4s. Hood bose
houses.
The marshal was instructed. If considered
necessary, to procure bulls eye lsnterna for
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DR., Rriee's cream Raklas RewdeR
Worlds Fair Hiehest Award.
H0w's Thlsi

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any caae of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by HALLS Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY E Co, Props Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F
] Cheney tor the last 10 years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all bHsi-
ness transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligation made by their
frm..
WEST = TRuA4, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, .. sss1 - =.
sale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Price 75c.
per bottle Sold by all Druggists. Tes-
timonIals free.
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An Expensive FurI ugh.

Mr.. John Gsrbade, an inmate OF the
Soldiers Home, at Roseburg, came ta
Albany on 3 furlough and put up at the
Russ House. He became acquainted
with swede named Yergnos, a cook
travelling through the valley. Together
they did Albany, taking on a cargo OF
liquor at stations along the streets.
Garbade became quite typsy and was
put in q room occupied the previous
night by Yergnos, Yergnos was seen
in his room while he was taking q sleep,
and afterwards disappeared. Gabade on
awakening claimed to have been robbed
OF $35 dollars, and it was surmised Verg-
nos did it, an effort was made to find the
sYede; but he had disappeared. The
Soldiers Home was notified snd Gabads
will return to it tomorrow, much sooner
han he had intended, but probably no
wiser. Soma people never learn by ex-
periepce.-Atbang Democrat.
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DEAN Of q pioneer,

Septimus Huelas. . well-known nsmber
of the Oregon City bar, died at that city
at 5 O'Clock Tuesd.y evening. aged 81
years. He had suffered some months FROM
disorder of the bladder, and the disease fn.
ally exhausted bis vitality. Mr.. Huslat came
to Oregoa from New York in lssI as super.
cargo on the brig Hensy. Of which Captain
William K. Kilboarn. y sessd pioneer. Vas
master. He wa In Kilboarn's service II
the mercantile Business in Oregon CITY sew.
ersl years. Engaging in politics be was
elected sheriff Of CIaokanss county. holding
Office two terms. TINS directed his mind
into legal channels, and after the close Of
his secoHl term be studied Law in the Of.
fice of Wait Z Kelly. and was admitted to
the bar.
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A FoRKED OUT STORY.
OF Funny Kentucky Pets Kept by People
on the Fork of Forks,

OF Funny Kentucky Pets Kept by People
on the Fork of Forks,
They haze SOME strange pets in
eastern Kentucky. It is nothing un-
common to find pet foxes, coons,
squirrels, owls and rabbits, But the
checklist pet ever saw was on the
left hand fork of the right hand fork
Of Potter's fork of the north fork of
the Kentucky river.
Judge Mqlllken of Nashville and
myself were looking after coal lands
in the fall of 1889, and we stopped at
little dilapidated log cshi... ior din
fer. There was plenty Of cabbage
and other vegetables growing in the
garden, and we had learned from ex-
perience to take these things into
consideration, for sometimes we
stopped at cabins where there was
no garden and found rations rather
scarce.
Everybody in the mountains re-
ceives travellers and makes them well
come to what he has. We were tired
and took our seats under the front
porch that had a good smooth dirt
floor and were eating some delicious
apples, and right here let me say that
the best tasting apples in the world
grow in the mountains of eastern
Kentucky. While eating and drop
ping the peelipgs around the chairs
; big, lang, gaunt hog Of the razor
back brand came up and commenced
eating the peelings. thought he
was rather familiar on such short ao-
auaintanee, as he walked over our
feet and tried to root over our chairs,
so finally the judge got disguised and
gave the hog kick.
Imagine his surprise when the hog
turned and charged him, knocked
over his chair, spilled our snake med.
ieine opt Of our saddlebags and COM
meneed to do us up on short notice,
We managed to get to the fence and
leave that hog monarch of all hesur-
veyed. The lady of the house finally
came out and put him out of the
yard. She said he was pet pig and
had been in the family SO long they
could not think Of killing him. I
think they called him Billy, maybe
Billy Brechinridge.
When dinner was ready, we found
that the table was nailed up around
the legs SO we could not get our feet
under 1t, and when weasked the rea-
son for it we were told it was done
to keep Billy and the dogs from get
ting under there while they were eat
ing, when they would fight and turn
the table over. That table would
have been a curiosity at the Worlds
fair. It had little round turRtable
in the middle of the big table, on
which the vicylals were placed, and
it worked SO nicely that when it was
started it went round like a merry
go round, and if you were a good
baseball catcher you could snatch
what you wanted as 1t sailed by.
This would be splendid plan to
adopt when servants are scarce.
While eating the bread gave out, and
our host reached over in the skillet
near by and picked out q pone of
corn bread built on the plan of a
brickbat, except thicker and harder
on the outside, and threw it down on
that merry go round dumb waiter
with the remark,
"Help yourself, gentlemen. No
darn quality cuts here. Louisville
Courier-J Journal.
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The Engiu. Drivers Warning.

'.By the bye," said 1, there seems
to be quite an epidemic Of railway
ghosts, judging from the papers. No
wonder, ! should think, considering
the number of men killed on the rah-
ways" .Yes, ,"said Hodgson, "Ihave
noticed these railway ghosts. One
quite recently was very well authen-
ticated. The story Is to the effect
that an engine driver was driving his
train along a certain railroad. He
heard the voice Of his father distinct
ly warning him to stop. He heard
the voice so plainly that he felt there
must be some danger ahead. He
stopped his engine, got out and
walked for half a mile, when he
came upon bridge which had been
burned down. But for the warning
he weuld have driven right into the
river. The voice Of his father saved
him and his train. The stoker, who
was in the cabin along with the driv-
er, confirms the story as to the driv-
or stopping the engine, declaring
that he had heard the voice of his
father, and Of the finding of the
burned bridge. Nv. T. Stead in Bor-
Ge-ls.d
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cou.ss rseiter,s roo1s.

Yreka Journal: Sheriff Walker has part
Of the Ewing and johnson eountsrfeiting
outfit, captured at the new creamery in
Scott Valley, where the counterfeiters had
been at work as osrpePters, vbap Ewing
was crested, while Johusou escaped. The
outfit comprises . lot OF nickel and com.
position used for the silver coins; together
with an alcohol lamp, spoon, jar, glass and
other little traps, indicating that the metal
was melted in table spoon and poured in.
to die. No dies were found, which being
small. could be secreted easier from dis-
covery. Government de.ectivs Harris
knew when he left this country, where he
would be likely to SECURE Johnson, and pro-
cesied direct to Half Moon Bay in San
Mateo county. where he arre tied his man i.
and expects to round up the entire gang of
10 before long,
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Hooked to Her Eytbail.

A greer aacidspt happened to the two
vear.old daughter of County Hscorder Wats
ters last week. says the Corvallis Times
She aud her elder sister plsysd while the
latter buttoned her shoes, and BY accident
the end of the l0-inch button hook she
used penetrated the little ones eye to the
depth of an Inoh or more. and the hook
fastened into the tissues CT the eysbsll. The
elder sistsr tried to aisengage it. but fail
ing, scrssmsi for her mother, snd when
the latter entered the room the younger
ohlld was running around trying to Ppll the
hook ont. 1t was ssveral minutes before
the hook was disentangled. The eye was
poultiosd. and after few days was - we'll
% usual.
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About two o'clock Tuesday afternoon
very cad accident occurred 10 the big saw.
mill of the Grande Ronde Lumber company
at Perry, says the L Grande Chronicle.
James hobertson, young man l9 years
of age, was the victim. He was sssisting
IN replacing the big band saw with q
freshly sPaT aTpeued one, and as be was work.
ing near the saw befsre it ha been fully
stopped, he slipped and fell, and his left
foot oape in contact witt the saws cruel
teeth, which comp stelY shattered the arch
Of his foot and tore frightfu sh in
the ankle. Doctors Bacon anu olitor
were hastily summoned. but they had the
wounded man brought to to this city,
where they could give him steady surgical
attention. These physicians dressed his
wounds, aud found it necessary to remove
fifteen pieces OF bone from the injured foot.
The unfortunate young man 10 resting cas-
lily in room at the Sommer house, and be-
sides the presence Of bis father and mother
he is receiving the most attentive care
and the constant watchfuluess Of the two
attending surgeons. 1t is hoped that the
shock of nus lpj,ry will not have a serlous
result,
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Travellers must not forget that the o.
r. & n. line Is thoroughly repaired and
all trains are running without transfer or
delay. Through service to Omaha, Kan
as City, 1T. LOUIS and Chicago; Pullmans
sleepers, free reclining chaiF cars, uphol-
stored tourist slsepeFs and modern day
coaches. Call ON o.. 4 n. agent be-
fore purchasing tickets, or address w. Il.
Bulburt. general passenger agent, Port
land, Oregon.
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TELEeRAPHIo NEWS.
The 1apapese.carean Tre.ty


San FRANCISCO, Oct. 4-Ths trssty Of
alliance between Japan and Corea was
arranged at Seoul August 90, and is as
follows:
Article THE object Of the alliance is
to psiptain the Independence Of Corea On
q firm footing and to promete the respec
tiye ipterests of both Japan and Coges By
expslIipg the Chinese soldiers FROM
Coreaa teiritary,
Article Il-Jspan will undertake all
wsrliks operations against China, both
offensive and defensive. while Corea will
undertake to give every possible facility
to the Japanese soldiers regarding their
movements and supply all provisioas.
Articis IIl-This tresty shsll Geese end
determine at the conclusion Of the treaty
of peace With China.
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Not ce to Taxpayer.

The county board of equalization will
meet in the aasessor's Office on s ptember
oath and continue in session one week for
the purpose of eguaIizing the tag roll Of
wssco county for 1894. All parties who
haye not been interviewed by the assessor.
will please call at the Office on Thursday.
Friday or Saturday OF each week. as all
property must be assessed.
JOEL KooNTz, County Assessor.
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-V~
q boy Missing.

Robert Ryan, ten yesr-od son of Mr..
John Ryan, who Ii es 90 Five Mile, and who
mas been living with Mr. Berger and at
tendIng school, mas not been seen since
about half-pase 8 o'clock last evening. He
was playing in the yard at thss time, and
at 8 O'Clock when Mrs. Berger vent to cal
him to supper he bad disappeared and has
OF been seen since. The hoy 10 intelligent
,Id obedisnt, and Yer leaves toe house
where he is stopping except by per-
mission. The city has been hunted all over
oday. and NO trace Of him can be found
Sometimes he goes 10 his fathers or uncls's.
but these places be has not visited. end h,a
disappsar.nee is very mysterious.
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Free Water.

Fhe water trough st the East End was
put in at the expense Of the city for the
benefit Of the farmers, apd ct the last
meeting of the council that body refused
to pay the IS per month for the supply.
Today Joles, Collins & Co.. at the corner
Of whose store the trough il situated. paid
ths sstsF rent spd the trough will be
kept in operation the ssme es before
This trough will be free to oil, and farmers
and all others may avail themselves of the
privilege OF watering their animals without
charge. JoLRs. COLLIs's Il Co.
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A RopalIst.

CHICAGO, Oct. 4-It Is snnouced today
that Judge Lyman Tfumbull 10 10 sym
pathy with the pepulist party, and will
deliver az address at MAS meeting in
Central Music hall Saturday night on
The rights of Man a. affected by the
Accumulatien of Wealth and Favored
Monopoly" Judge Trumbull has long
been regarded ~ etannch Democrat.
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Clubbins Raes.

The regular subscription price of the
TINES. .MoUNrAIsEKR is 81. and the regular
subscription price of the weekly OregOnian
$l.50. Anyone ubscnbiug for the weekly
TINES MopsTAIsEER and paying one year
in sdYange. p.n get bath the TIMES.
MouETAIHEKB and the weekly Oreqonsan
for $3.50. All old subscribers paying their
Subscriptions for one year In advance Will
be entitled to the same afer.
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uphola rever ssrll,s.

A careful investigation has been
made by Uffelmann to determine
positively whether typhoid fever
gefms may be transmitted through
the air He finds that the dried ba
eilli may be conveyed to the air from
garbage and clothing, and that they
retain their vitality for from several
days to two weeks,
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Roys' and e:ir,s AId society.

Boys may be had land sometimes girls)
-(l)or ordinary service at wages; ~ upon
indenture, ITO work, attend school, and be
brought up somewhat as Your own;l and
(3) children may be had for legal adoption.
Address, J. Fl. Misener, Superintendent
Oregon Boys and Girls Aid society, Port
iaud. Oregon.
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corrective, regulator gentle gst Laxative: az
and nd the be most no aataral re Eemedy-no % % @ reao,
Headache, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks,
and all stomach and bowel arrangements
are prevented, relieved and cured.
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Application for Liquor License.
CASCADE LOCKS, FALLS PRFcIacT,

r,sc.,v Jocrs r,,,s pn.,,.,.-
~ oshs' ALhs uvkfciSSE
Nasco pountY'
r,o, 70 ,,zn,n,, r,,,- Stats q oregon.
NJ ut!SE - nEhEnt SitEN InAI v FAT
- Fick McAnehy OF saiu p'ceinct AMI county,
Tlil, on the loh oaV ol octooer 1894, Apply TO th'
y County 19 C9urt od tne aeovs-nsmed couhty ler U
Eenso 20 se!i spituo US mat ana YihoHs liquors IL
iess quahtties tnah one Rauoh'
Falls Precinct, Waseo County, State Of Oregon
September II, 1924.
CASCADE LOCKS, FALLS PREoIycT,
Wasco Iounty, State of Oregon
To the Honorable County Court Of Wasoo County
2Tegeni
We, the UNDERSIGNED taxpayers and legal voters 81
Falls Precinct. county and state Aforesaid aspect
FULLY petition your honorable couIA 20 grant a H.
csnse tn Patrick MeAllenv . sell spritueus yinous
and malt iqUjrsa At the town Of Cascade Locks hid
precin". 10 less quantities than che gallon for tnf
| period of one year:
v,,,z. ,,
H7ss'
3 isayens W Attwell
fW Nettlek L boesi
Williams lssl NORM
W Galvan Joseph Shank
I Lewis Dircks
bLee knightly
Aug Nesnn Hicko
NJ Melsaae Harpham
Aldrich Chas lie Bu0n
Sorbln Mika Sisk
harry kroger Patrick sullivan
Ash Dan Sullivan
Thos Manion Wm Fitzgerald
Thomas w HaddeF Sam Hartley
Ias llalS Joseph Gu or
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Contains no Ammontz or Alum.
HAITI HatsI HatsI

When your old one Is worn out aud you
think new hat will be becoming to you
remember that have just received full
line Of the latest fill aud winter styles,
which must go regardless of price. Call on
Robert E. Williams, East Eud bargain
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the pioneers our earnest wishes for long
and happy lives. The committee of IN
viiation are H. A. Leavens. John ID.
Woodward, Jos Latourelle, J. G. Imam,
Amos Underwood and Judge Thomas.
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A sgpEETARY OCCUPATION,

plenty. OF sitting
d own and not
much exercise,
ought to have DR..
Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets to go with
1t. They absolutely
'and permanently
cure Constipation.
One tiny, sugar
coated Pellet is a
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Painting Lessone.

Miss Bessie Holcomh will receive pupils
in painting and drawing. Private lessons.
so eents. Lessons In glasses Of two or
three thirty.five cents. Address. Miss
Bessie Holcomb.
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TAKEN QE.

Came to the premises Of the subscriber, in Long
Hollow. about II miles southeast Of The Dales one
sorrel mare, branded N on right shoulder, two
white hind feet white strip in face. She has eot
branded the same The owqor gan have the same bv
proving pTopsrty and Isyins for the charges Of
keeping aud the cost OF this advertisements.
Long Hollow, Oct. Z. 1884. D. F. OSBORNE.
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Application f1r Liquor License.
CASCADE LOCKS. FALLS PRECINCT.

| CASCADE LOCKS, FALLS PRECINCT.
| Wa>co County,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT !. J " II
~ hrDonnugh, Of ssin precinct and county
VII, on the 18th day of ctober 1894. epply to the
'Onhty Court Of the above AIMED ounty for n.
Sehse o sell spirituOus, mat aud nous louCrs In
less qu1ntities than one gallon.
| rails Prec net Wasco county, State Of OnA0on
September Il, 1891.
CASCADE LOCKS FALLS PRReiscr.
| Wasco County, State ofClreron
10 o .ne Honorrble County Court Of wasoo County,
We, the urds signed taxpayers and legal voters of
fsis Precinct, county an state aforessd. respect.
tuly petition your honorable curt to grant = D.
and liquors at the town o, CascaSs StIs cls
sad precinct. in less quantities than ons gallon Tor
lhe period OF one year
W Lewis Tbonos WINS INNS
c Lee MI EsItnar
Dug Nelson .Inhn Me-
CaDur sw n Guerron
II Asu No-h kuus
M, ~ a 1i:e! ne iVens Thomas Coyle
tn Williams Wat
H Hughes SCamrv
= CaIes Olivier
Frank Pozzis s MOnt,ros.ali
Aldrich Iamont
VIM Gourley Thmas King
voIn Ineasan Domini
q 81 : hniS MiS,lIy htiy DR. G Candiana
F Shannon Mana WcIob
ii Burns L Cawford
G Hickok Crawfo,d
FraiLe Lunch
Wiley VIM Winters
] II Mcisaac 1hos HaiIi5sr
Andrews Glsz.er
Z c Wiley Il GLACIER
4 e e llssk John Trana
Francis Conlon o McKsv
I'll zler Morin
Leon Frairean Dnnnvsn
T II Doak q . 49,
R Black : "a GIsrL
H.
1ei cray Jas Stewart
naTfv gray A Mcdonald
Nc lure John ID Anderson
Kerslaw " Smith
II johnson Michael Do,an
MN oaf James Mctiue
Lillsgara CA stewart
Thomas Bladder W f Duf-r
Nelson ISai Norm
Y MaIanchey Fred Bruchman
ID u larb Joel irneau
II LeaVens Pat sullivan
"a beryeron J F DAILY
1 Aher W II Frezzell
Frank Hall I'M MDixn
" " a hedaker Pat AcElaney
! SulnYaA Jim Hill
i Sc ny Aug Turnelius
Albert Fleschhauer PW Griffin
20 Manning Cunlon
Campbell Vim Lavco.k
Frana W Gordon
, roy WM Houstoa
FalrVleE Fnnegsn
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When Baby was sick, we gave her castoris.
When she was Child, she cied for Castoris.
When she became Miss, she clung to Cassoria.
v5hen she had Children, she gaveth CastoEiA.
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Letters Advertised

The following Is tho list of letters re-
naming in The Dalles postofice uncalled
for Saturday, Oct. 9. 1894 Persons call.
ing tor these letters will please give the
iate ON which they were advertised:
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AL county warrants registered prior to
January - s9l, will be paid on presenta
ton at my Office. Interest ceases after
September 10, 1894.
WM, MICHEL,
County Treasurer.
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The lists OF EhgI1sh authors and
their works give the titles of over
300 poems and essays on Solitude, :"
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!
A "coLD IN THE HEAD" b
quickly cured by DR.. Sage's Co
y tarrh Remedy. So II Catarrhal
\ Headache, and every trouble
7 caused by Catarrh. So Is Ca
- tarrh itself. The proprietors
W offer $500 for any case which
fNyY they cannot cure?
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Another Call.

DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medalsnd Diploma.