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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-06-15
". & Q. Summer Hnni,

The Baltimore d Ohio Railroad
has Just issued very handsome book
Tor SUMMER travel, describing the
mountain resorts, SPRING. and baths
located ON aud adjacent to its lines.
also the various Watering places ON
the Atlantic C0ast The routes for
reaching them are set forth i'm com.
prehensiye and clear manner. The
book Is printed on fine piper. beauti.
fully illustrated, and will prove Of
valuable assistance to parties con.
tcmpIating q summer tour.
Copies can be had by applying to
various 3. q o. Agents or by sending
I'D cent ~ stamps To- cover postage ~
j VI. Schryvcr General Pasenoer
Agent, Baltimore. Md.
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The following indictments we're re-
turned by the grand jury:
Wm.Dra', Misdemeanor,
Dick Hicks,
"luss" Lane.
Amnas Jan us, l aud 2, *
Chas. Walker
Warren Johnson, felony, cases.
Frank Richards, Larceny.
SAINT Kimble, !, ., Mis,lemeanor.
Jacob Hersman,
Neal Williams,
Chas. Walker, .,
High Terrell,
George w. Griffin, ]. 9,
ii. Il. Foner, Felony.
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cUNgEnLAHD, Mo,, August u SO.

-, tuMBEnLASD, Mo., August i SO.
10 Jos.cs Cip,k C Go.
Gc"temc'E-l have examined your sam
pies 81 ljraddock's Pure Rye snd barley
NAT VIM kies, an according to my judg-
ment they are what they probes to be. tie
pure article and OF best Of quality. Malt
extracts in great variety 3.e being manu-
iaciur aud pnt into market for medical
particularly for dyspcptic complaints.
errors Of digestion and other wasting dis
eases where thespeptonic powers are weak.
IN snch cases the combination of maltpep
tones with alcohol often proves the best
ana most successful agent Tor cure, and in
all that class OF eases your BARLEY Mali
viii prove IN effective agent. The inteIJi
gent practitioner will find in your manu-
lectures remedies for sch cases and other
agents on which bc can rely.
Very truly yours,
g. e. DIR, NJ. ID.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-06-15

For three years we have never
been without Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy in
The house" says A. II. Patter, with
II. Z. Atkins ~ Co. indianapolis,
Ind, and my wife would as soon think
OF being without flour us II bottle of
this Remedy III the summer season.
We have used it with all three of our
children AMI it has never failed to
cure-nnt simply stop pain. but cure
absolutely. 1t is all right, and anyone
who tries 1t will find it So" For sale
by Dye Pharmacy, GrantsvilIe.
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sAHGEEBUND FESTIVAL.
Philadelphia.

The B. d O. viii sell tickets from
all points ON its lines cast Of the Ohio
Nvcr, for all trains June 1g 10 %
inclusive valid for rcturu passage un.
~ June rs, inclusive, at rate Of one
single fare for the round trip.
For further information, call ON
ncarcs, y q O. agent
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y ours Respectfully.
WANT & BARR
what You Can Buy FOR $500.

what You Can Buy For $500.
DIR. NJ. 7. Hall, the leading Den
tlst Of West Va, will make Won n
NO. ] Upper or Lower Set uf Teeth
for 5000, cash. Full set $1,000.
Get your teeth extracted by vor-
doctor or dentist aud come TO Park
ershnrg aud save enough to buy your
winter clothes. Sets made same day
you come.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-06-15

1lit,l1 DOLLARS \ WEEK EASILY
I MAJh. agents wanted in every locality
, ior ION. W. y. Brym's great and onf,
book, "Ihe First Ba;.lc" Tho best ~, H.
ever produced. Agents arc taking as p.,,,,
o. 700 orders per week Beware Of froudI-
lent limitations. Send for ouff and L,c.,
work AZ once. w g.. CONEIIY con-
IAN \, Publishers, 3ll Dearborn stree,
Chicago
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-06-15

American temperament i. yirtuolI,.
the same every where. a rape fiend
ls US safe and secure from an inrurio.
ted mob in the south as Nc is onv.
where north Of The Mason and Dixon
line. Lychings are more frequent in
the south than in the north ON account
OF larger per cent Of ignorant and
unnamed wrelchcs residing there
The best element Of the colorcd peo
pie OF the sonth ms often participate
IN Iynching as do The whites. Genor
ally speaking. mob law Is wronp and
CIVILIZED communities can not aF,rd
20 tolerate it, Yet under some cir.
cImsiaucca there seems to be iusiifa.
ole provocatlon. The crime /, the
same the world over and spcedv ms
zee Is az iuslihable in Tennessee
hcniGcky, or any other southern
state rs 1t is in Ohio. We have no
80 word Of ccn-urc for the prounl
action taken Wy the citizens Of I'rbono
Ohio, few days ngo in the execution
ct ih't iieud, but in Justice To- ALL the
newspaper and Iomagoqic politicians
should not be So bitter I'm their denim.
cmiion Of like actions in The south.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-06-15

We beg your pardon Bro Richie
bazette, we meant ~ say Cairo Times,
out for some unaccGumtnble reason
the Gnzctte is on our mind almost
continually, which accounts for the
lnadvertant mistake.
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we don't care Continental becon-
founded whether it is the highest kind
of protection or the lowest kind of
free trade, if we get our share of the
prosperity that was promised. I'm
derstand us. we are not asking any
one to give it TO us, but ON the other
hand we are pen ftctly willing to work
for it.
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CANoUoREA.
Tie lac
'''';i'" <XZSlA@ v :.:sz
EDITOR CHRONICLE:

EDIToE CHRONICLE:
Whl you please announce in your
next issue that the funeral of George
Dillon which was To have been deliv-
cred ON the fourth Sunday in June
is deferred until the fourth Sunday
July at II O'Clock n. M, ut Chapel
Church.
REV. ID. y. CoxNoLI.Y.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-06-15

The Legislature Of this and all 9th.
err States ought to provide home for
incnrable office seekers. They are
really in n pi;iabte condition.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-06-15

The CHEoNlcl.E enters upon its
fifteenth year win this issue, and il
is ms wiling to he courlei asany 9TH
or maid in her ieens.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-06-15

The Wheeling politicians arc now
a, The bat, and they secin to stand in
with umpires Mckinley aud Akin
son.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-06-15

1t there is anything in the way Of
patronage that Ohio county has not
succeeded in getting 1t is because she
never thought to ask for it.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-06-15
LOOK HEREl

Agents wanted. Salary $40 ncr
month. For full particulars call ON
or address.
j. G.. SrEfNGsroN.
Upper Gladcs, Webster Co. w. Vo
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EtsrBCUND.

I Trains DO not stop.
Nos. G0l aud COZ, at might do not stop.
Way Freight West due at Pcun.boro, At
1884 =. IN. Way Freight Easl, due at
Pennsboro. at $40 A. 10.
Trnin GIG stops at Cairo at 12I1 IN.
Penn bor0, u 81 p. m, West Union, OF
p. M, and Salem, 2S,-oS sIGEAI.
"a, Close connections made at all points
CHAs. O. SCyTL,
General Passenger Agent.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-06-15

NornwaIli-, !;itchie county, is,ow
one of the greasieSt places in all the
fands
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-06-15
z. Wy. Ritchea,
Chanberlain's Ego ana Sin
CsiofrrcrrE

3 ot.'sain cure tor Cb9opie go1o Fvs~.
dgttc' Solt hhouu, Soaid Heed, Old
S0:oa.S Soro9, Fever Sores, Fczeua.
hch, troirie Scratches, Sore EioDle,
and Piles. lis cooling end sootbiug
hundreds o. cases have baan cured ~
j after al ctl,er treatment he'd fei.od,
- - P-s W Il. - -at 20 ceat boxes
For sule by Barr Brothers.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-06-15

Hundred Of thousand. have becp
ind'wed 10 lry Chambcrlnin'. Ouch
Kennedy, 10y reading what il Inn. J',,o
Tor others. and having tested IN. NOR.
us Tor ihcn-olvo- arc to dav is warn,
fs' friends For.nle by Dyo ph,r.
mac, Grn.,il'c.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-06-15
Peter Hicks.

t'ii;s.l' Arts! AID g.iI Dresser,
Can he found this shop back of
Smiths store every SATURDAY, Give
him cell. Satisfaction guaranteed
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WrcHEsTER, Va, August 10, 'sS.
Dear Sirs: j haze frequently used in
my practice here your bIaddocks Pure
rye aud Barley Malt whigkie4; believe
them to be pure aud free from adulteTa-
IONS. Yours tuly,
III. =. McGUIRIG, NJ. ID.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-06-15

"dhcn billions or costivc O., ny per
s"la' eh"dS'"''' ''.' cure guardn5en three
per cent, and capitalists should be
content with this. y lnudable enter
prise Of this character will be Of i'm.
mense benefit to the people. and will
largely contribute to better times in
general Tx.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-06-15

Wyoming county is to have new
Jail.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-06-15

- .ss ms :" l''''eS Will have to appea
peiore tne county court to give an ac
count for receipts and disbursement.
''r Tue year and a glance at the 70
cords of the county court for tn. No.
r n. "nL 'er"' 1885, will convince any
reasons" bic man thai, sufficient rum
Der OF orders were then issued 70 cor.
su'"o all OF The levy, and if they are
"0' yet paid by !he Sheriff the bslJ,
crs have remedy.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-06-15
COUNTY DIRECTORY.


Circuit Courts.
Tenth oi February, June and o,soLer.
County Courts.
'''N' Monday IN April. July, November
aud January.
Arrivals and Exits OF Maths.
Harrisville; leaves daily. at : =. M. ok.
toW sunday, arrives Sumo day at ) y. m.
Arnoidsburg; arrivcs daily III IL o'clock
nv amt leaves at 4. IN.
nicnville arrives every Tuesday AMI lsr;-
DAY at . p. m, and leaves Wednssaav and
Saturday at n. M
=. Bnrning Springs leaves every Monday
M'unesday and Friday ut a m. arrives
iue'd"y' Thursday ana Saturday at 4p. m.
staten leaves Tuesday. Thursday and
saturday at ii Il. m. and arrive, 4 -. M.
same days.
Societies.
Eureka Lodge No. 40. 4. r and AZ
neeis saturday night on or before the fall
moon in each month
:, $. c. BARR, w. NJ.
H. NJ. MARSHALL, Sccy
Grnrtyilie Lodge, No. 100. |. q. o. r.
meets Saturday night in each week nj $50
o'clock 7. m CYRUS IlicKMAN, =. G..
w. w. BRAESoN, Secy
Richardsonville Lodge /. o. O. f.. n,cets
every Saturday night
j. Il. STApcHEn, n. q.
y. L. MACE, Sccy.
Ihorb'irn Post, No. 81, @. A. H.. ptrol-
saturday on or before the first full moon
Ia each month.
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Corn, 90 cents at Taylor's, Big
Springs.
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According to an open letter from
e1'Deputy Sheriff J. S. Jarvis some
one, VIC don't know who, is after him
y man should never be hit b.J-------'''
belt. 1t is only sllas,s.-Inan who doo.. Il.
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ND 'sHnlrys,,r,.s-,

roctio "piarist gives the followina ass
10 c'ion Is, Tor packing and sbinn9f
Dees Tho manner of packins Jppl
somewhat - rug aepen-
r State vs. George w. +te'sss
: "Isd'' confessed, 81 and c.
8 State VS. EverL Lloyd, u. awful re-
l. falling. confessed, 500 a, costs.
State! ia. vs. W. NJ. Dougla unlawful
retailing, confessed, $40 ID costs.
State VS. Sam Heinz unlawful
retailing, confessed, s. and costs.
Al Queen, perjur,Jnry verdict OF
not guilty.
State vs. jeff Yeager, disturbing
religious worship, nollied.
.Iohn Schartiger VS. j. ID. Cutlrp,
on an appeal, judgement for defend
ants costs.
State vs. Nora Breeder, unlawful
retailing, tried by court, guilty, fined
S15 and costs.
State VS. s. S. Coutz, unlawful re.
tpiling, plea of not guilty and con-
espned.
u, State VS. John McCune, No. and
unlawful retailing, confessed, fined
.rs sts in each.
We otareTs same Nos. 3 and 4, tried
by court and not guilty.
State VS. James Moore, unlawful
retailing, tried by court, fined s25
and costs.
Fourteen State causes and EIGHT
law causes continued.
Belle Eoohcr vs. w, II, Campbell,
bastnrdy, and VERNE White VS. S. II.
Wayne, same; dismissed.
G. w. Gipson appointed jury com.
missioner in lieu of r. r. Stump
whose term Of office expired June ]
State VS. 5. Buck, Gortie Riggs.
Phocba McCune AID Sarah Slarcber
felony. Buck confessed and sentenc.
Ell to one year in the penitentiarv
NoIIied as to others named.
On motion Of II. A. Altizer n rnle
awarded against G. w. Hardmon
Sheriff, returnablc at the first dav Of
the next term Of this court to show
cause why he should not be fined and
attached for contempt Of court for
refusing to pay said Alter claim
as petit Juror.
Rules awarded against Davie Stew.
ems Licurgus Burrows, MoicrviIle
Burrows, x. =. Wilson, Perry Blosser
and NJ. a. Parsons for refusing TO az
pear before the grand jury.
State vs. $. NJ. Scott, mi,d., con.
linued.
state'vs II. G Ellison, felony. iu.
ry, not guilty.
State vs. Warren johnson. felony
No. ] gave bond for his appearance
and continued.
several small amounts, such as iu-
nv claims witness claims and stem.
'graphcrs fees were certified for pay.
mcnt.
An unusual amount or cbanrcry
business was transacted ON Sam.
day morning eight civil cases p,,e
continued generality ou account ,rr,t
having Tine Co iry item.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-06-15

At the time Of going to press .Ae
court proceedings are as follows:
Court opened Thursday morning
with His Honor Romeo IL. Freer, of
the Fourth Judicial Circuit presid.
ing.
Grand jurors as follows: Il. NJ.
Marshall, foreman; +. b. Criss, >. p.
Maze, Samuel Ayers, Joshua Martin,
solomon Gamer. J. G.. West, A. J.
Wright, p. a. Bourne, Jonah Stock
well, Patrick Mckee, 5. T.. Keith,
A. II. keatoh, Henry Elliott, and
Barney Truman were sworn and
charged.
State vs. Will Jones, y. +. Rogers,
Thomas Lloyd. Furbuyer Pearcy Jok-
or Tanner, VIM. Harris, Hal Cain,
Vineyard Murphy, Harry Sellman,
Henry Sharp, Bent Jarvis, Chap Tan
ner Webster Starcher, j. O. Mills,
Mac Hayhurst. joni Hoberi, NJ. J..
Cottle, G. y. Gample, Phelix Gun
ninaham, John b. Race, Frank
Greenhouse, Aaron Bennett, John p.
Cohiey and b. G. Dawson, misds.,
capias awarded.
State VS. Joseph Farnsworth, misd.,
nollied.
State VS. Andy Mace, misd., and
=, tried by court and not guilty.
State Va ID. Laughlin, misd., tried
by court, fined 50 and costs.
State VS. Pole Garrettson, misd.,
tried by court, not guilty.
State W Annas Jarvis, misd., con
iessed, S25 and costs
State vs. Sis Truman, j. b. Ellison.
No. l, Annas Jarvis, Curt" Dufiield
misds., nollied
Frank Chapman, misd., tried by
court, guilty fined s25 cost.
State VS. Martha j. Sellman. biea.
my, dismissed sn motion efdefcndanl.
State vs. Jack Richardson, misd. =,
tried by court, guilty, fined 50 and
costs.
State vs j. S. Petit, misl., confess
ed 81 and costs.
State VS. James Lloyd, confessed,
$50 and costs.
G. w. Griffin, w. $. Blizzard, j.
L. Waldo, j. Z. Knight, ID. Il. Slut
Ter and w l.. Powell sworn az prac
tlclng attorneys ut this bar.
State vs. }. Stump, disturbing re
iigious worship, jury verdict not
guilty.
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NOHTIIHOTEU.

hll trains daily except SUNDAY
Il. J. Win-oa SUP.
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er csch samoa pr1lu,cs about ~
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REV. ID. n. CoxNoLLY.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-12-09
COMMISSIONERS COURT.


The county commissioners court met
yesterday morning al 10 O'Clock. J. u.
Gray. chairman. Present: Commissioners
Peterson and Lewis, and F. L Dunbar,
clerk
The petition OF VIM. Geddes and others
to establish a county road running from
the l7-mFe post on t1e Fishhawk road
in a ncrtherly direction 10 ne section
-Une between - and . in n. W
report OF viewers read and laid over ill
today for second reading.
A communication from ". H Miller. su-
pervisor Of road district No. =. stating
hat the road running from Jewell to Yes
per. between the 10 and II mile post was
broken by falling timber, and that the bid
OF 27.5O of A. Petrain was the lowest. was
read Ordered that s2O be allowed.
\ communication was read from :. 4.
Gragg. supervisor Of road district No. Is
that the bridge on the Elsie road had been
broken by falling tinIoer and submitted
plans and specifications. Oriered that
the supervisor post notices for bids and
IS authorized to award the contract to the
lowest bidder. the cost not TO exceed SIS.
A communication was read from W. J.
ingalls, that the south half Of the bridge
on road AZ had been destroyed and oTer-
ing to repair the same for Sco Referred
to supervisor Of district No. to examine
and report.
A communication from E. Bunke. super
visor of road district No. 10 stated that
the upper Big creek bridge had been badly
damaged by freshets. and II the county
would furnish material the settlers would
build an sO-foot repair. Ordered that the
much material is required
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-12-09
BIDDING FOR ALASKA TRADE.

Los Angeles Times,
Not only san Francisco. but other cities.
are awakening to the importance OF the
Alaska trade. the bulk OF which has so
far been captured by Seattle, Astoria.
the shipping pOrt os Portland. is now COM
ing to the front as a competitor for this
lucrative business, II is proposed by tes
Astoria people that a triple alliance
should b. formed between Portland. As
;oria and san Francisco, 20 compete for
the trade to tho goId fields. and as a
means uS facilitating this competition, 1t
is suggested that the new steamship line
which the Cramps Of Philadelphia are TO
run between san Francisco and Alaska
should Be induced to call at Astoria
There will be lively times on the North
Pacific Coast next spring.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-12-09
THE BEST ADVERTISEMENT

Tacoma Ledger.
The AstoriaE reads lecture to the peo-
pie Of that city on the Columbia who are
considering the best means Of advertising
their city. Pamphlets and advertising IN
outside newspapers being among the
plans presented. The Astorian says:
The issuing Of pamphlets is one method
Of advertising. but the best cheapest and
most feasible means is by according a IFb-
eral support to your home papers and
sending copies Of them 10 the lead ng
business men and capitalists throughout
the world. A capitalist or manufacture
in visiting a city for the purpose Of max
Ing investments always makes critical
examination Of the newspapers and upon
their appearance and the support they re-
ceive depends in a great measure the
opinion formed Of the town and its IN
hatdtants.
The experience Of Tacoma merchants IS
IN point They have received more direct
returns from their advertising in the reg
ular and special editions Of the Ledger
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-12-09
ALL NOT GOLD.
Swope Tells About the City Of Seattle and
Her Graft.


"An is not gold that glitiors," NE
story OF seattlo's graft, as told by an
Astoria business man last night, speaks
well for the enterprise, nerve and push OF
iaa, city. but also reveals the fact that
n.siy hl.A,y eo,orel accounts OF Ktondike
,.~aes a~t SeSiue's business have been
,-.,s.~.,,>~ t.t@ "a Sound,
J. I. SNeLt, eEt Of Asiorla's well known
bL4inesS ItR who has been In Seattle for
the Lasi six months, returned yesterday,
well satisfied with his experience IN con,
YyvsetIpu with an Astorian representative
last night Mr.. Swope said.
"Yes. did fair business on the Sound,
but I found Seattle to be cheap towh.
Wages are low. There arr too many peo-
pie there from the East looking for jobs
in fact. Seattle has the reputation OF
being hobo town. People fiock in there
thinking they have snap, and that they
can get all kinds Of work and all kinds
OF money. Many Of them are now beg.
ging on the streets for s cents with which
to buy bed or meal ~ viccuals. This
6 one ot the evils OF boom, which sup
| pose mus; be endured In any place under
similar circumstances. Seattle Is fun OF
mushroom arms. grafters. and Klondike
swindlerS who only put oOt their signs
OF business to die in ~ days In this there
Is a warnlne for Astoria, Portland and
san Fraeisco.
'It can be said that there Is too much
boom In Satue. The press has lost no
opportunity to spread the fame of the
city abroad. This has brought its own
evils. People however. Who come to tre
coast without money. depending upon
picking sI, money In the streets or beating
their way to Alaska, should be prepared
to take the consequences, There has been
too much exasgeration in regard 10 the
amount Of money brought out OF Alaska
and the condition OF affairs there. know
it to be a fact that the fortunes made
were ulrch less han published. and that
the owners thereof have not blown their
money in to any great extent. Only one
man spent his money lavishly. He brought
down 5000. gave ssn.OO Of it to his rels.
tives and blew in all Of the balance eS.
cep, 5000.
I'VE cannot help but admire the nerve
Of Seattle. and It must be said that II
man really wants TO work he can usually
find job. Tacoma is dead. The streets
are half-liyhted. and aside from her ship.
ping interests. there is little or no 6usi.
ness"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-12-09
WILL REMAIN.

BY requets Of patients and increase OF
business. DR.. Darrin win remain until
further notice at 49l Bond street, Astoria.
where he can be consulted free Of charge
from A. m. to p. m.
The doctor has reduced his fees 10 only
500 per week, or In that proportion Of
time as the case may require. Most cases
can be treated at home after one visit
to the doctors office. All business rela-
tions with DR.. Darrin are strictly conf
dcrtlai. Inquiries answered, circulars and
question blanks free Office hours from
0 a. m. tn .. m.
TO THE AFFLICTED PUBLIC.
For many years I nave been a sufferer
with my hips and r'heumatism, 20 my
back and Joints became stin and hardly
able to get around. I will gay I have
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-12-09

The most money is made on cheap things. Be-
ware OF cheap baking powder. 1t contains alum and
other things bad for you; or it is weak and wastes
money.
If SchalEMgS Best could be made and sold for the
price of the cheap baking powders, we should be onv
too glad to make it and sell it SO; for the whole mar
ket-yes the whole world-would be ours.
Your grocer knows-ask him.
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LADIES' BAZAAR.

Ar members Of the Laies' Aid society
Of the VI. E. church and any friends VINO
have articles furnished for the Bazaar to
be held on Tuesday. December a. viii
please see that these articles are ar the
parsonage. corner Ninth and Exchange
street, by noon Of Saturday. December II.
CHAIRMAN COMMITTEE.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-12-09
COLUMBIA SHOE COMPANY
81 COMMERCIAL. STREET.

than trNom all the circulars and OUTSIDE
asivertising combined. The best advcrtls.
ing Shis city ever received is In sending
out an up-to-date newspaper. whose well.
fned advertising columns show the pros
per4ty and enSrgy OF Its business men.
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been taking treatment from pr. parrIn
tor ten days and believe am on the
right road 60 Do ontlrNnly cured by eiee.
tr4ehy. T 4, O, SrANsFfELp
Chinook. Wash