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las cualidades y defectos que habitualmente
conmueyen a las muieres. Faltale en- absolu-
to la modestla; perO este es una perfecci0n,
porque la modestia no sgrada I'll sexo feme-
nino Tiene ell aplomo ingenioso, burl6n Y
tranquilo que por NADIA Sc intimida, que in
timlda facilmente, que en- todas parties
asegura quien 10 posee una especie de do
minacion y apariencia de superioridad. Su
elevada eStatura pronunciadaS facciones.
destreza en- los eiercicios fisicos, su reputa
cion de valeroso y caZador, lie prestan Ia au
toridad viTil que impone al sexo timido. Tie
ne, fnalmente, en- los ojos, la expression de
andacia, osadia y eonqufsta, que sus costum-
bres no desmienten, que turba las mujeres
remueye en- sus almas secretos fuegos De-
DO afiadir que esas ventajas no tienen gene
ralmente toda su ehcaeia sino sobre corazo-
mes vnlgares; ell corak6n de Ia joven Marga-
rita, que al principle estuye tentado de
elevar, como siempre sucede, al nivel de su
belleza, parecia ostentar desde alg1n tempo
ba muy cspaz de experimental sin resisten
cia nj entusiasno, coz la pasiva fiialdad de
inerte imagination, ell encanto de aquel ven
cedor vulgar el yUgo subsiguiente de un
matrimonio de eonveniercia.
Necesario era que en- las circunstancias
presentes tomase yo mi partido, y 10 toma-
ba con mucha mas facilidad que hubiese
creido possible nm mes aDtes. porque habia
empleado toda mi energfa en- combatir las
primeras tentaciones de un amor que Il
buen sentido Ia honradsz reprobabsn 10
par, y squella que, Gin saberlo. era csnsa de
este conbate, noe habfa ayndado muchfsimo
para veneer. ii no habia podido ecultarme
su belleZa. me habia revelsdo su alma,
la mia Sc habia replegado a medias- lPe-
quefia desgracia sin duda para Ia joven mi
llonaria, pero felieidsd yerdadcFa para MI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-10

con pastelillos. Pero no brindaron la sa
iud del general
+ Aver mafIana Ia sefiora Laroque su hija
vestidas de riguroso Into moataron en- el
lcarruaje, ocupando yo nn asiento enfrente
de elias. A las diez legamos al pueblo in
mediate, mientras asistia yo al funeral
las Seforas Sc reunieron con la de Aubry
para formar alrededor de la vinda ell cfreulo
que exigfan las circnnstancias.
Terminada la triste ceremonia, marche d
la casa mortuoria me introdujeron, juuta
mente coa otras personas, EN- ell celebre sa-
lon ouyo mobliaFio costo tres mil duros A
la semiclaridad fdnebre que reina ba EN- el.
vi sentada en- un sofa de cuatro mil reales d
la inconsolable yiada, envuelta en- largos
erespones cuyo precio no tardaremos en- CO.
nocer.
A su lado estaba la sefiora lie Aubry, re
yelando profundo abatimiento ffsieo mo-
raj. completaAdo el grupo doloreso media
docena de parienfas amigas.
Mientras los hombres nos fprmabamns en-
fila al ofro extreme del salon, oy6se alglia
rnido De pasos, enseguida sombrio silencio
reiuo de nueyo en- ei mausoier; soiamente
de tiernpo en- tempo sc alzaba del sofa pia-
nidero suspiro que en- el acfo repetia la Sc
fora de Anhry como eco fiei.
Al fin lego un Joyea que se hsba refra-
sado nm POGO en- la calle con objeto de apu
rar IN eigarro que etcendio al salir del ce-
menterio. Cnando este joven SO deslizabs
Ell nuestras filas, lie VIC La Sc
fora de Saint-Cast.
sEres III, Artaroa- diio con VOC que pa
e l.
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La conversation revelaba la languidez de
nuestros animos. La sonora Laroque Sc
creia en- ell parsiso; hab!a .abandonado al fin
sus pieles permanecfa sumida en- dulee ex-
tasis.
La 1oyen Marg 4rita manejaba el abanico
con donaire completamente espafiol, y uaien-
tras subfamos lentamente las interminables
cuestas de la comarca. veiamos hormiguear
sobre las calcinadas rocas legione: dc lagar-
tijas argentinas, oiamos ell continue cruiir
de los agavos que ADRIAN sus granos madu-
ros al sol.
En- medic de ma de estas laboriosas as
censiones, grit6 de pronto una voz orillas
del canine:
-iParad IN momeuto, por favorl
al misnio tempo salt6 ligeramente In
cunefa una mozuela con las piernas desnu-
das, Heyando EN- una mano la rueca, YES
tida con ell traje antique y In cola dncal
propios de las campesinas de la comarca: al
pasar tropezo con dos o tres carneros asas-
fados de los one parecia ser pastora, vino
snbirse con cierta gracia al estribo. pre-
sentaBdo en- ell hneco del cristal su rostro
moreno, expressive y risuefo.
Pcrdonen nstedes, senoras : diio eon 81
scento breye y melodioso que earacterixa 4
las gentes del pals; squeren ustedes hacer<
me ei favor de leerme esto7
al mismo tempo sac6 del pecho una~
carts plegada la autisa~-a
Lea usted, seffor Odiot-diio n seao-.
Laroqne sonriendo ~ lea listed alto ii i.
possible. 70
Cogi la carta, que 10 era de amor. dirivi-
da mny establishments Oristina Oyadec.
nueb'o de. mnnicipaildad de. grani.
o. In letra era do mano ircu.ta. rero
que parecia franca,
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En- estas circunstancias he tenido Que ha
Ger IN via je Paris, adonde me llamaban los
intereses de la sefora Laroque los mios
He regresado hace dos dfas, al ilegar me
dijeron que ell ancianO me estaba llanande
con insisteDcia desde por la mafiana. In
mediatsmente fui su habitaci6o, Ell
cnapto me vi0, debil sobrisa asom6 asus pa
lidos labios; flo Ell mi una mirada en- la
que crei descubrir maligna algeria de secre
to triunfo, ense guida me dijo con voz sor-
da cavernosa:
-SefIor 0diot, ;el sefior de Saint Cast ha
mnertoI
Esta noticia. que 81 singular anciano ha
bia querido darme por 81 rnismo, era cierta
La noche anterior hal bia tenido ell pobfe ge-
neral IN ataque de apoplegfa, una hora
despu6s era arrebatado la dellciosa V opu-
lenta existencia que debia su esposa. En-
cuanto Sc supo Ell la qniLta In desgracia, la
sefora Aubry sc hzo llepar a casa de la
viuds, Y, segdn ros dijo el doctor Desma
rest, las dos amigas emplesron todo el dia
en- Zanzibar une letania de ideas originates
y bellisimas acerea de la muerte, de la rspi-
dez de sns golpe., de Ia impcsibiiidad de
preyenirios y eyitarlos, de la inlfilidad de
los pesares, one no resucitan A nad.e y del
tempo, one consuela. Hecho esto. Sc sen
tarou la mesa recobrsron fueTzas sna
yemeLte.
iEamos, coms usted. senora. coma. us
ted; es necesario viyir, Dios 10 qnicref-de-
cfa la de Aubry
A los pcstres mand6 traer la scfiora de
Saint Cast una botella de cierto vino de Is
paffa cue gustaba mncho al pobre ~ neral
por cHya ra L6D ~SlGnhara la Ssnn<aun1nu1
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: Q l. l. E | III (aa)
OCTAvIO FEUHLET
LA NOVELA
UN JOVEN PO B R B
(Continuaci6n)

-sTiene usted alguna idea de 10 que pasa
en- esta desgraciada cabeza?
-Ninguna, senora.
Su brillante mirada qued6 fla en- mi du-
rante algunos momentos, lanz6 enseguida
profundo suspiro y me dijo con dulce iris
te acento:
-lVaya usted con Dios, sei1or Odiot
no lie reteDgo mas.
POGO me sorprendio Ia confidencia con que
acababan de honrarme, porque era cosa cla-
ra desde hacfa alg1n tempo que la sehorita
Laroque dedicaba al sefior de Bevallan todo
10 que lie quedaba de simpatfa por la huma-
nidad Sin embargo sus atenciones mas te-
nfan sello de amistosa deferencia que de ter.
nura apasionada. Necesario es decir, ademss
que esta preferencia Sc explica perfecta-
mente.
Ell sefior de Beyallan, que nunca me ha
sido simpatico, y de quien, pesar mto, he
trazado en- estas paginas la caricatura mas
bien que el retrato, reune la mayor parte de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-10

Con pondo conocento del pa donde he vivido
de las
ed hoy en- Barcelona donde mi m
condicones igia
uden
provincial medane modio
Me ofrezco,
vicios tendran jovn
esinule
ofrezca atenciones aectuosas del hogar
Los Quieraa obtner
los el acto,
Doniiciio Ronda San Pedro BARCELONA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-10
Unguento Derm6geno!

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
por el UNGUENTO DERMoGENo en-
las lagas 4aswad1yas, -j1anstss, PIT
caIHras ds mosquitoes Iepra afyicana,
sa6aaonss, slgfantfasis t.no,es, de
eaai4nssy pyoesdsneta, ,eamatisnso, al-
cs,as, Asrtdas de cwakqnie, aynsa, pa
naassos &ss, 10 demuestran las infini-
tas curaciones obtenidas y el constan-
te uso que de dicho especfico sc
hace.
Deposito: Faymacia Central de ].
Ferrer.
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Tarietas al minute !!

ciso el joyen Arturo, que parecfa muy paga
do de ST mismo.
A estas palabras sigGi6 una pausa, des
pues de la cual la sef1ora de Saint Cast sact
de su espiritu abatido esta serie de preguntas
u Ha estado bien
-Muy bien, tia, muy bien.
u Mucha gente 2
-Todo ell pueblo, tis, todo ell pueblo
Il \ la tropa2
sica.
La viuda lanz6 un gemido af1adio:
u los bomberos 2
Los bomberos tambien, tia.
Ignore que podia tener de extraordnaria-
mente amargo para ell coraz6n de la viuda
este detalle; pero no pudo resistiF, repen-
tino desfallecimiento, acompafIado de vagi
do infantil, llamo en- su socorro todos los re-
cursos de la sensibiidad femenina, nos
otros nos proporciono csasi6n de esquiyar-
MSS, 10 cual hice por mi parte con mucho
gusto, porque me era insoportable yer 4
aquella ridicula mujer representa- sus hin6-
critas angusti Is sobre la tumba del honbre
debil. pero honrado, cuya vida habia empon
zoha ado, apresurando sip duda siguna sn
muerte
Pocos momentos despnes la seffora Laro-
que me propuso acompaflarIa Langoat, 81
taada cinco seis ieguas IN as adelante en-
direcci6n de la costa. Pensaban conner ali.
y al mismo tempo yisitsr la labradora que
Sc encnentra enferma y fne nodriza dc la
joven Margarita, d ndola de esta manera
una prueha do afecto one hacfa rnucbo ti.--
no cue desee ha@ po1~@m~o ~is1sr- PsrtImoa
i-s dos de Ia tarde, con nm calor sofocante
que penetraba por los caiados crisfales. satin
RADIO de lns dansns sfuvins qne ei cielo fdrri-
do drrtamaba forreutes sobre las sgosta-
tas landas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-10
BSCUBLl SUPERIOR
DE NINAS, DE PONCE

Gale de la VSlla MIN 5
Continna alberta la matrfcula en-
este Centre de Ensefanza.
Ademas de las asignaturas CORES
pondientes al grado superior, las nj
mas que 10 deseen podran dedicarse
al estudio de la mt1sica, dibnjo &
idiomas bajo la direction de profeso-
res competentes.
Ponce, Noviembre de 1894
La Profesora,
vps FRANCESCA Il. Aida de L1cnsa
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HO I
INTERNATIONAL
PRINCE. HAITI

El propietario que suscribs nffecs las co
modas y ventiladas habitaciones de est
Hotel todos los puertorriguehos extran
geros de transito 6 eetadia fja on Haiti.
En- ell eetablecimieuto So habla ing'6
frances, espahol italiano. Trato culto; ser
vieio escoeido.
Terenaos sueursal en- al ariztocratieo cam
po de Thor (Bizot6n) para los pasagero.
enfermcs que seran tratados cen esmerads
solictod.
It. GoNzALo MARIN
Enaro % ia 1SQ5
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! AUSUBO ! AUSUBO

Vigas de X 5, 6 10 alfagias
de 2 x 5. Estantas de ausubo De 6 al va
ras. Surtido general de madsras de Ia
Florida, tablas de todas classes demas
efectos para construction.
l.. 2. DoRIA s. Ca
Playa-Poncs Novismbre % de 1894.
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BREGAEo & Co

Para mas nforme drgrse Consgna plaza,
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Pero no brindaron a la sa.

= .'e~~t-~ - = 1904
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COcinerO

Uno de buenas costumbres Y
honrado, desea colocarse en- una
casa de comercio, de hombres
solos, para residir en- ella.
En- esta redaccion informaran.
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VENTA DE UNA FINCA

Por 6. 600 al contado Sc vende una pro-
piedad en- ell barrio de Anon, compuesta de
40 cuerdas plantadas en- su mayor parte de
cafe, platanos, guineos palos frutales.
El que la interese puede entenderse con
don Severe Segarra.
Mario 81 de 1895. 2Im. S.
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A Dial On His Face.

Col. James B. Eddy, of the Oregon
Railway commission, has returned from
the scene of the bridge collapse on the
Oregon Pacific, fifty miles west of Cor
Wallis. On the part of the commission,
Col. Eddy made an Investigation into
the source of the accident and found it
difficult to give definite answer. 1t
appears that the bridge had been in
spected bat a short time ago and pro-
nOunced sound and trsinworthy.
In connection with the terrible acci-
dent, the Corvallis Times relates a
strange incident. The conductor was
Johnny Campbell and after the crash
was over and search was made in the
debris, on Mr.. Campbell's face under
the left eye was perfect picture of his
watch dial, showing the time to be 15
minutes past o'clock, just the time OF
the accident. 1t is supposed he had his
watch In his hand looking at the time
when the crash came and he fell with
his face on the dial and it left the i'm
Drint
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zeal Estatr Transaot.ons.

P. n. Anderson to ]. P. Thompson,
n1a, sw14, sec "a, tip n, IL e; $3.50.
J. P. Thompson and wife to P. N. An
derson, s16, sw14, sec 80, tip 2 n. r 10 e;
$500.
Matilda Durbin to T. ]. Harper, part
of lot and lot 8, block l3, Baird's sec
ond addition to town of Antelope; $50.
Matilda G.. Durbin and husband to
Mamie E. Dunn, lot 6, block z, Baird Is
second addition to Antelope; $50.
Geo. T. Prather and wife to Humphrey
Pugh. s19 of lots Z and 8, block D, first
addition west to town of Hood River
$4oO.
H. H. Benedict to s. T. Kemper, 81,
sec d, tp 2 n, r IA e; $5.
Joseph Taylor and wife to J. C. Will
mon, So. sec 21, tip 2 n, I4e; quit
claim.
S. T. Kemper to j. c. Willmon, same
property as above; quit Claim.
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Loading Cattle.

A large number of people have been
at the depot today witnessing the load
ing of the cattle to be shipped away.
John Stewart furnishes 600 head of the
cattle for Mr.. Hogan. of Helena, Mon
tana, while 800 head in the same train
fsloaded by Frank Hampton for D. M.
French & Co., of The Dalles. The cat
tie are one and two year old steers.
They will make full train load, and a
special train will deliver them. The
Messrs. Hampton are also loading full
train load of similar cattle at Miller's
station in Linn county for French & Co.
Mr.. Stewart has purchased 1000 head
more cattle for other parties which he
will deliver in June. In that month A.
j. Pickard will also deliver 600 head to
parties in Crook county.-Guard.
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BRIEF MENTION.
Leaves From the Notebook of Chronicle
Reporters.

Seeds at cost at E. J. Collins & Co.'s
The river stood this morning at p. L
feet.
Drop your eyes on Pease & Mays ad
tomorrow.
There was considerable ''bock" in the
beer YESTERDAY.
County court met this morning for the
transaction of probate business.
The weather bureau forecast for to-
morrow is stationary temperature and
showery.
A. M. Williams & Co. will have some
thing to say in their ad tomorrow.
Watch out for it.
Next quarterly examination of appli-
cants for teachers certificates will be
held Wednesday.
Attorney Wilson and E. B. Dufur
will go to Pendleton tonight to attend to
business in the supreme court.
The dead walls and bill boards are
blossoming today with the gay circus
poster and the small boy is wildly happy.
Hood River has ripe Strawberries, but
none for market yet. There will be
plenty of them by the last of the week il
the weather is favorable.
Upon complaint of Mrs Stella Gray,
mother of Alfred Gray, that young gen.
tleman was today ordered sent to the
reform school.
We observed a crowd of small BOYS
looking at the circus posters this morn.
ing and heard one of them remark 'swhy
its two whole months yet and fellel
might die of old age fore that gets here. .
The Seufert & Condor telephone sys
tenn, known as ''The Dalles Exchange
is about completed. Most of the instru
ments are in place, and connections
made.
This is the cyclone season in the East
and it opened with destructive blow il
Iowa in which nearly hundred peopl,
were known to have been killed, and tn,
count may make the number mucl
larger.
DIR. H.sLogan of The Dalles, Or, is il
the city visiting his cousin, DIR. Gala
way, and family. He is on his way Il
ChIcago to attend the National Associa
tioRof Railway Surgeons and will leav
for that point tomorrow.-Nevada (Mo.
Post.
Quite number of our young gentle
men met at the council chamber satur
day, for the purpose of organizing base
ball club. The arrangements were no
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ClothingI oIothinr.

We invite you to inspect our new
spring stock of mens' suits, boys suits
and childrens' suits, latest cuts. Also q
very large assortment of mens' and boys
pants in all the new styles. Never in
the history of low prices has euch been
offered. We will guarantee to save you
fully 80 per cent. Remember the loca-
ton. RoBKRr E. WILLIAMS,
Blue Front store, opposite Diamond
Mills. al6tf.
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some Busin.ss.
print.

The Dalles did some business last year,
despite the high water. Although the
railroad was washed away SO that trains
did not run for more than two months
during the summer, yet The Dalles ship
ped the following prcducts in 1894 by
rail, and not counting the immense
amount shipped by boat. Wheat 7O5,
other grain so cars, sheep 20S cars, cattle
2Os cars, hogs 50cars fruit 21 cars. sal
mon 55 cars. wool 100 cars, potatoes 10
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& BENTON.

cars. Besides this it shipped in less
than carload lots, miscellaneous merch-
andise weighing 2,459,261 pounds and
Received miscellaneous freight weighing
8, ,4O8, ,814 pounds. She received be-
sides 56 cars of lumber, merchan-
disc 81 cars, oil 13 cars, and coal SS
cars. In all for carload lots 1920 cars
were used and for the miscellaneous
freight 300 cars more were required or a
grand total of 1000 cars. Two train
loads week or SIX carloads day.-How
is that for business for small town?
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LATE LIrERAKY NEWS.
nudyara KIpllnr 70 EovI.lt India.

ESuuyar0 A1pAlnB 10 SevlsIC AnOAa.
Much interest will be felt by the pub
lie in the return of Rudyard Kipling to
India. He has just agreed to furnish a
regular contribution to The Cosme1
politan Magazine for the coming year,
beginning his work upon his return to
India. India has never been critically
considered by such a pen as Kipling's
and what he will write for the Cosmo-
politan will attract the widest attention,
both here and in England.
Perhaps the most beautiful series OF
pictures ever presented of the Rocky
mountains will be found in collection OF
fourteen original paintings, executed by
Thomas Moran for the May Cosmot
politan. To those who have been in the
Rockies, this issue of the Cosmopolitan
will be souvenir worthy of preservation.
This number contains fifty-two original
drawings, by Thomas Moran, Oliver
Heford, Dan Beard, b. NJ. Eaton, F. G..
Atwood, F. o. Small, F. Lix, ]. H.
Dolph, and Rosina Emmett Sherwood,
besides six reproductions of famous re-
cent works of art, and forty other inter
esting illusrations- eight in all.
Though the Cosmopolitan sells for but
fifteen cents. probably no magazine in
the world will present for May SO great
number of illustrations specially de-
signed for its pages by famous illustra-
tiors. The fiction in this number is by
F. Hopkinson Smith, Gustav Kobbe
w. Clark Russell. Edgar w. Nye, and
T. c. Crawford.
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completed, but it was agreed to organize
a club and another meeting will be held
soon to perfect the organization.
The rain Saturday night and Sunday
was as gentle as turtle dove and mild
as the first kiss of puppy love. It was
as good too. The steady drizzle and
lack OF wind was peculiar feature of
the rain. 1t all went into the ground
and the amount of good it has done is
Incalculable.
The salmon run does not seem to i'm
prove any but, the rise in the river puts
more wheels at work SO that the catch is
increasing steadily. Mr.. Herrick re-
ceived quite fine lot of Chinooks today
but will hold them until tomorrow morn
ing, at which time he expects to make a
pretty good run.
Walter L. Tooze has shipped from
Woodburn and vicinity this season, SO
carloads of potatoes to all points in Cali
fornia and to several points in Texas,
Arizona, and New Mexico. He also
shipped five cars to Chicago, ILL.,, being
the first shipped out of the valley, or at
least from Marion county, to Eastern
points.
The rainfall yesterday was .2e of an
inch, making the total fall for the month
of May to date, .75 of an inch. This is
IL of an inch more than the average
rainfall for the entire month during a
period of % years. The reports from
neighboring towns indicate that the rain
has been general. Good crops all over
Eastern Oregon are now assured.
Professor Catch has resigned the Office
of president of the University of Wash
ington. In accepting his resignation the
board of regents adopted resolutions
very fattering to him, and then elected
him senior professor of philosophy.
he will continue to act as president un-
til his successor is chosen. Professor
Catch has many friends here, he having
at one time been in charge of the acad-
emy here.
There is no excitement, nor is there
very much talking being done about the
mining industry in southern Oregon
yet it is fact that there are more mines
/ in active operation in this section than
any other in the state. Considerable
gold is being taken out right along, and
people do not notice it any more than in
any other branch of business. Some oi
the mines have been yielding a hand.
some income to their owners for years
and others just as valuable are being
opened up every week.
1t is probable that an application will
be made to Judge Hanna soon for per
mission to resume work on the Ashlanc
mine under the receiver. Messrs. Kelly
and Sinnott have been there for the pas
fortnight, trying to make arrangements
to that end, and an agreement has abou
been reached. The object is to pay of
indebtedness which has been incurred
lately, and afterward IF it is satisfactory
to continue. work. The mill has beer
running for several days on tailings from
the dump below.
; Something new in photographs a
: Herrin's, for only 75 cents per dozen
! Call at studio and nee samples. 30-1w
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-06

Something new in photographs at
Herrin's, for only 76 cents per dozen.
Call at studio and zee samples. SO-lw
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-06

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
when sne had Children. she gave them Cassorsa.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-02-06
For ovor Fifty Years

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY
Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup
has been used for over 6fty years
by millions Of mothers for their
children while teething, with per.
feet success, 1t soothes the child,
soltens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind colo and is the best
remedy for diarrhma, 1t is pleas
ant to the taste. Sold by druggists
in every part of the world Twenty.
five cents a bottle, It's value is in.
calculable, BE sure and ask for
Mrs, Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other kind, 6-b-98-ly