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The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-06-02
TURNER PARAGRAPHS.


Fine weather. The farmers
are rushing the plows and hoes.
Miss Goldie Oliver, of Baton,
is the guest of Miss Fannie Jones
this week Mr.. Olfrey made
a trip to Helena Saturday
Geke johnson spent several days
in Trenton recently Dock
Yancey, Of Trenton, was in Tur-
ner Saturday Mrs. Tebleman
and two little sons, of Trenton,
were guests Of Mrs. ]. G. Terry
the latter part Of the week. -.
Miss Valley Robinson and sister
and Misses Mamie and Lois
Adams, Of Lamberton, were the
guests Of Mrs. Knowles the 24-5
inst. They came over to attend
the Meecham-L Lightfoot wedding.
MARRIED- AT the home Of the
brides mother, wednesday, May
25, Mr.. John Meecham, Of Black
ton, to Miss Jean Lightfoot. Rev.
Smith officiating. The contract
ing parties are both we'll known
and much beloved by their many
friends. just after the ceremony
all partook Of a most excellent
wedding dinner. In the evening
the bridal party, consisting Of the
bride and groom, Misses willie
Bronte and Lula Bratton, A. X.
Eaton and DR.. P. E. Terry, left
for Blackton, the future home Of
the happily welded pair. May
they be prosperous and happy
through a long life. Mrs. Hen
son and Miss May Ferguson were
in Turner this week. From Tur-
uer they went to Cornells Point,
where Mrs. H. has procured the
summer school. ol.DIED-At his
home four miles north Of Turner,
the eveding Of the both ult., little
willie Blackwood, the only sur
viving son Of Mrs. Vachel Brown
ing. we offer sincere coincidence.
May Gods grace prove sufficient
in this hour Of sorrow to the
mother and relatives.
"God moves in a mysterious way,
His wonders to perform.
will j. Pope, wife and baby
are out from Blackton visiting the
family Of Rev. Jas. 4. Pope.
Mrs. Emma Jones has returned
home from Blackton where she
has been visiting her cousin for
several weeks. Tom Robinson
started to drive a young mule and
horse to Blackton Sunday morn
ing when they became unruly and
ran away. They ran against q
tree, throwing Mr.. r. complete
somersault several feet in the air.
He was bruised some and badly
shaken up, but not seriously hurt,
we are glad to say. Mrs. wln-
free and children and Mrs. west,
Of DeView, are visiting the fam
lily of Rev. j. K. Pope this week.
GUY.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-06-02

The Monroe County Bank
stockholders held their annual
meeting few days ago and it re.
suited in the following board of
directors: Directors, John Gaz-
ola, H. A. Carter, G. F. Greenlee,
Mrs. Bena Black, O. M. Norman,
II. II. Myers and G. B. LaBelle.
The Directors then reelected the
same officers that have SO faith
fully and efficiently managed the
affairs Of that institution for the
past year. President, John Gaz-
ola; Cashier, G. B. LaBelle. A
dividend Of 6 per cent was order
ed paid to the stockholders,
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-06-02
FOR LADIES OnLY.

The FINEST DISPLAY OF Millin-
cry, Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons,
Laces and Ladies Furnishings IN
THE SOUTH. The Latest Eastern
and Imported Novelties. A SPECIAL
delight in showing our goods to
readers of this ad. Mail orders
solicited. Come to see us, even
if you do not want to purchase.
PARLoR MILLINERY STORE,
800 Main st.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-06-02
MRS. A. G.. CRUTCHMER
MAGNETIC HEALER

Treats all diseases WITHOUT
MEDICINE or SURGERY Diseases Of
women and children Speciality.
Consultation free. Office at resi-
dence, North Main Stree, Brink
ley, Arkansas.
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1898-06-02

!: Rev. ] B. Mcdonald, of Van
Idale, who was largely instrument
;tal in the building of the Metho-
dist church at this city, was here
Sunday last, to participate in the
dedication exercise.
| Misses Leo md Letee Roy, Of
Henning, Teym. are in I Ae city on
a visit to their sister, Mrs. An
drew Flora They are accompa-
nied by tho T friend, Miss Jennie
! Herring of hipleY. Qenn.
The Monroe County Republi-
can Central Committee has been
called to meet in Brinkley, on
June IL, at 4 o'clock p. m. The
call is signed by Chairman W. s.
McCullough and Secretary A.sA.
Diffey.
Rev. NJ 2ted and wife,
Of Newpo are il n)the city visit
ing their dAnghts, Mrs, ". ".
Allen and Dro- Uis llsting
PRO- 6rslrzm n s1ls Te7ivaT'SEsthe
lzthodist chpn
"A. ID. Brooks looks as natural
as ever as he waits on customers
at his old stand in G. Fl. Paslay's
Drug Store. He is filling the
|place Of 3. H. Converse, who re-
Signed to accept like position
with Earnest Monnier, Dru ggist,
Memphis, Tenn.
Hoyt Rainwater, one Of the
Brinkley boys who went to Little
Rock to join the soldiers, dropped
into something real nice for the
young man. He has been select
ed for the Hospital Corps.
On Tuesday laA pew free
war demotrat, Weighing 1O9
pounds netl took ~ board at the
residences o. Ea<f Landrum, in
east Brinkley. Gsngsat,a2atis1s
.afstha A4Glls.
Th Q ARGUS is in receipt Of an
Invitation to the Commencement
Exercises Of the Central Baptist
College, Conway, thro' the courte-
cy Of its bright aud accomplished
young friend, Miss Willye Bronte,
Of Blackton, who has attended
school there for'the past year.
The ARGUS received last week
an announcement of the marriage
Of Miss Anna Morgan to Mr.. j J.
Baugh, both Of Searcy. Miss. M.
will be remembered as teacher
in our High School few years
ago. She is bright young lady
and has married a noble man. We
extended congratulations in per-
son last week at Eureka Springs, !
where they were in attendance at
the Tri-State Press Meeting.
About the boldest robbery
that has occurred in Brinkley for
some time, was committed Mon
day by two negroes, Jack Lewis
and his pal. They went to Flora s
and one of them asked to see
something and the other stole two
pair Of shoes without being detect
ed, the same trick was played at
Aliens, only one pair being se-
cured. Marshal Kelly got on to
the smooth ducks and very
adroitly found out all about their
scheme, goods secured, etc. They
went before Squire Henderson
and were presented with enough
to keep them on the farm for sew
eral months.
ssReina Marie The latest
novel, and, ACCORDING toNJ. g.
Mayer, the most novel novel ex-l
tant, reached prinkley Saturday
last and is quaftered at the above
gentleman's ome, A girl and
j. G. says sh6 is hQHling sue
cess and amakes ne feel a bigger
man BY 400 per cent. " AathevI
and child d~.doing gSif. 4 you
havea' 't-~4lssl 1znaEninG..s
morning aantiansit TO- 3 g.
and.hc Is sure 70 aslz yans ia take
it With him.
The Monroe County Bank
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LOCAL.

LOCAL.
War or no war Ego to Allen $
your fresh groceries.
Get ready to plant that Sec
4 crop Of Irish potatoes.
Neighbor Webb is again at
- from a lengthy visit to Mis-
uri.
For photograph work of all
,ds 90 to see Baker, at the
ughan old stand.
Miss Minnie gsotheIw will leave
few dayH<for AZ extended
1t to friends la-I istle Rock.
For photograph work Of all
pds go to see Baker, at the
sughan old stand.
John Beadle, Of the Midland,
4 new subscriber to the old
RGUs.
Mrs. j. W. Enlow was in
Bwport the past week visiting
iends and relatives.
Miss Blanca Vaccaro, of Mem
lis, is in the city to her brother
]. Vaccaro.
LII You need anything in the
rniture line, call on or write to-
Y Ballentine Furniture Co.,
rinkley.
Mrs. JaY6s Smith, Of the
|slIy house, WAS in New ort sew
|al days of the past w1ek visit
b friends.
The Ballentine Furniture Co.,
tBrinkley, will sell you anything
the furniturn line and nav the
keight.
Mrs. Wat G. Brooks and pref
! little daughter, MISS Ella, are
nome from a visit to Phillips
ounty relatives.
Don't waste your money on
ike photographers when you can
ct home man-Baker-to do
he best work.
--Lacc Curtains nicely launder-
for only a few cents, by Star
Send to Agent at Ex-
ress Office.
MARK IT DOwN-with any of
lose fine lead pencils from 5cts
pz. to 10 a peice also large lot Of
Iblets at DR.. Sumpter's.
LADIES Have your lace cur
ins laundered in the proper
anne at least cost, by Star Laun-
". Send to Agent at Express
ice.
Largest stock Of fine furni-
ire in Eastern Arkansas at city |
rices at Ballentine Furniture
D, Brinkley.
Rev. w. NWiison md son, |
Evening Shade, was \ the
ty this week to attend tht dedi-
tion services Of the 6thodist
lurch.
Call on or write to the Ballen-
ne Furniture Co., Brinkley, for
'ything in the furniture line a.
y prices.
IF. D. Rdinwater, \pf Corsi-
ma, Te96s, is IN the ity on q
sit to his cousins, pr. /. T. and
'e Murphy:
Capt Capt. W S. Me Cullongh was
Little Rock this week attending
important Grand Lodge busi-
IS. ssn~
Miss CIy4H and Lou Mitchell |
e expected back this deternoon
ON an evt{nded vidit Lonoke
lends.
Garland Black was called |
Little Rock last week to attend /
9 bedside Of her father, who is
po.ted to be seriously ill. |
60 out to the meeting at thet
ethodist church. Services 1T
30 a. m. and s p. m. Good
Isle and Interesting sermons. |
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-31

H. H. NELSON,
Auditor and Police Judge Of the city OF
Astoria, oregon
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ment a. to how II Ia to be construed will
be reached, or new frontier line be
marked out
Next comes the veXed sealing question.
The board OF arDItUtion which met in
Paris made open.sca sealing lawful On.
der certain restrictions as to the times,
places and modes Of scaling our contcn-
ton is that these restrictions DO not sut-
dciently protect the scals. and the proof
is In tho constantly diminishing numbers
Of tho seal herds
Another question is the revision Of the
clauses OF our treaty with Great Britain,
made In ISIS which prevent American
fishermen from obtaining bait and sup.
plies In British ports This refers more
particularly 20 Tar as We are concerned.
to fishing In the Atlantic on Ncwfound.
land. Then the Canadians claim that on
me great lakes We are allowing the
nsh supply to be depleted by the whole.
sale slaughter on this side, which injuries
the fishing IN Canadian waters as we'll
The question of reciprocity will ,orc
up, bu, 1t does no, seem that tho outlook
IS good Tor an agreement Canada has
rocenly given a preference 20 EngusN
imports In her Arin laws, and i, does
not seem possible TO gsve up trade con.
ccssions without ln,er!cring With her
laws giyins England dc1idcd advantages.
Besides thls. reciprocity with as would
be enormously one-s.ded and IN can1-
da's favor Hence the outlook 8. no,
bright.
lnere is no doubt "a sincere c0ort viii
be made to come to an agreement on an
of these, and every American sincerely
hopes n shall De reached on terms fair
and equitable 90 all the parties rcpre-
sea,ea tn the conference,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-31

The oregonian is not likely TO make
much capital against Asioria's night FOR
justice and fair treatment at the hands
Of Portland and her transportation com
panies by It's characterization OF the AS
torian's temperate discussion OF the sub
-.ect- as an ...,e1panaiion' from a disorder-
ed Imagination. That the people II As,o-
IA are truly In their usual mental health
Is well evidenced by the.r entire willing
ness to assume all responsibility for the
-ysgaries" so far exhibited on the part
OF the Asiorian. We venture to remind
our gress neighbor. however. that abuse
Is No; argument. and the use OF hard
names a weapon more appropriate 10
weak and garrulous old woman than an
able and dIgnihed public journal Ike the
oregonlan. This Is not personal con-
troversy. 1t is an endeavor to show pro-
ducers in the Columbian basin that As
soria. both by the law OF gravity and dis
lance Is the common point from which
their products can be sen, the cheapest
TO the worlds markets. And why? Be
cause ths o. r. q " Co. IS now paid by
Portland shippers and mill owners hand
ling the product Of this section me same
price FOR freighting 1t from walla walla
TO Portland. 2i4 miles, over a water level
grade. that the Northern Pacific railroad
Is paid to freight the same product 5l2
m4es to Tacoma, or Ss2 miles to Seattle.
over a mountain elevation Of 400 feet.
The distance from waIa walla to Asto-
rl-water level grade, is si2 miles Conly
ten miles further). This ought to satisfy
any intelligent and reasoning creature
that the o. r. & y. Co. pockets money
which under modern laws Of trade should
80 to deliver the wheat Of eastern oregon
to Astoria, and that every penny so pock-
eted must ultimately come out Of the
wheat producer
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-31
THE CONFERENCE AT QUEBEC.

Were 1t not for thewar, and the set
tlement Of the terms Of peace, usurp pub
lie attenuon, the International confer
ence now in session at quebec would at
tract something like the interest It de-
serves. Its purpose is to formulate an
agreement whereby every point Of mis-
understanding and trouble between Brit
ish North America and the United states
shall be adjusted.
The conference is not alone between
Canada and ourselves. our five commits
sioners will meet representatives of Great
Britain. Of the Dominion Of Canada, and
OF the colony Of Newfoundland. The ques-
lions to be discussed affect not only Great
Britain. but both her North American
colonies, as well as ourselves.
The most important question 70 come
before this conference is the establish
ment Of the boundary line between Alas
ka and the British provinces. The gold
discoveries on the Klondike render this
important. and It needs prompt settle
ment. The dispute is as TO the proper
Interpretation Of the language Of the
treaty between England and Russia con-
cernlng the boundary. Either an agree
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-31

N.u.ol, ustr1y given .uaJ tho Common
yu.u.u as .ho ,i,y 1t Antuta iuacnda
l1 mprIt, iati portion ut hatHH1n aNr'
uue bIas u,.aosu sc,cuh -Ud Elsnth
s.tsrts anal r,lcni.pg from tho plauh,uE
tb u,N ,A,I uu tdsHih slr,~t To- ths street
p,auaus ua seventh street au 40 Nlaii.
us ,g,8l,s pa.I Harrison Avenue TO Ito
N,l NId.H. Co tho established grade there
ut and uy pnHkius same to a Wlitb %
sixteen t,rt 900 rash bldv nt the rvntrf
's-gvlt 4nl .oga,tu,tltg cutters. rutbins
tal sidewalks pp raeh Stale thrreot. sajd
.mpfYsrmru. tp ba constructed 10 accord.
tg.r With ordinance iyyl 90 slli tty.
tsu fhc .aat thereof 90 bv drlfayrd ~
sgv, a aaa"aHmru, upon thr lots. lHudn
aul PROMISES fronting and abuttiAE upon.
tiI a. ru. goo and othrrWia- pgnentrd hY
said improvement Which iuiH bands and
premises arr iar tho purposes ui said
Improvement hrrrhy Included within a
dafr., hereafter Co bv called The ilar'
rs.u Avenue from seventh 10 Elshlh
s'i-r. Improvements District. ana same
ahbu embrace tho tu.oNtnE described
properly fp-Wil lots /. 3 q and I. 80
Dll.k 's. and lots 3. g. Z. and 5. IN bio, X
N lii % tina, part u tho City uf Astoria
,a llI ,ut pnl recorded uy John Mcclure.
and extended by cyrus Oln-y. In r,atapp
County. Oregon
SOW. THEREFORE,. unless frmon.
stftn,r signed uy ,br residents of the
Np owning more ih.tn one-ha.t ~ ihr
property apoSo dvayribcd. shall be fivd
alta tUr Auditor and roll,o Judge u said
el.,. hy ibo limo " The nett regular meet
ius ~ ,hr said common Coun II following
no" Aull publication ot this notice. to.Wit.
Thursdh} september 18th. 1895. thc said
Improvement wl.l Jr made ~ Aforesaid
Inls notice Is published by resolution of
said Common Council. passed az a fcEu.
hr meeting thereof In said elty. un the iih
day " August lHs
~ r. NELSON.
Nu .r.r pud Police Judge or the Clty "
A. "riN oregon
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-31

Nu .r.r nud Police Judge ~ the Guy of
A. nr.1 oregon
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The instance OF Port Costa. In another
sense. may interest the Astoriau she
ships each season a large number Of grain
veMels--perhaps hair or more q the 70.
tal grain export Of California. Every
mound Of Il Is handled IN a commercial
sense by san Francisco merchants What
ever Of commercial profit there Is in the
business ~ cngrossed by san Francisco.
port Costa Is a village Of docks, grog-
shops and sailor boarding houses, tgihu-
tary 10 San Francisco IN as tuu and com
piote a sense as II 81 we're under she
shadow o. Telegraph hill Possibly a ne.
ne study IN analoeies mag Dc an aid TO
wiser calculations al AAoria-Thc ore
gonlan
Port Costa Is across the bay from san
Francisco and In the immediate vicinity
Of large wheat produolng region, TO
send grain from this section to san Fran
cisco would involve haul OF nearly 80
miles around the bay. Wharfage and
siorage charges In San Francisco are al
Ways very high, while the iowage sharge
amounts TO little more than it costs 20
dock ship az Portland Besides aH this.
50 many other and diaerep, questions en-
ter into the consideration that there can
be analogy whatever between the san
Francisco and Port Costa situation and
the relation OF Astoria and Portland.
Give Us the common point which will
bring the wheat shipments, and We will
take care Of the grogshops. sailor board
lng-house and our tributary relations
to Portland.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-31

Nptlrr ls hereby given TIM, the Common
Council OF tho ruy NJ Astor,, intonds
200 Improve thll portion M nigh.h street
Iyrs between Grand .,v,nu. and ,in,,t.
.ou avenue. 81, y.,ltp. .,mc IN ,hc ,,,nb.
I.hua grrl,. rr,m te., rl,rIt,,,, ,s p,,,
.ui4 t. in, u,u. yI.Ii}, ,,.r,,f ana h,. c.,,.
stun.mr un e,,h std, ,n.rr,f slicv,ll,.
n,.H rlrulug lrl also , guft,r ronprct.
rg y..tb. rs. ..y,,,r. ,...,. '..,,.,,.,c,,1 o.,
,no south Hn.. Of r,.,rr..,, ,,,,n, on s,,1
Elgh,h street ,.,,I,r ., ~. nnrm
nnc .f Grand ,,.nr,. .,,, ,rnr,,y..
mrrt lao b. ...r.,,,',., 4, .rc,,d-
lurr with 1rIlp,pr,. ,.r ~ .,Id cIty
ard tho ru.r thereof ,n -, I.,r,vra|
by rprr..I .,s....,,,.,,, ',.,,.. ,.. ,',a ,,nI
and prrp,Is.s fr,,,,,,, ..,.', .,,,,,,,,, .,,.a,,
adjacent Ip and oibrrvIs, hcp.pii,d bv
sud proposrd lmproy,mcn, whlch io,s
lama. .rl ,.,.,,.,....
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-31
THE PIONEER LIMITED

Is the name OF the only perfect train 10
tho world, now running every night be-
tween S. Paul and Chicago. via the
Chicago. Milwaukee & St Paul railway
the pioneer road ot the west IN adopt.
lng all improved facilities tor the safety
and enjoyment ot passengers, An illus.
,rated pamphlet. showing vcws ot bean.
titul scenery along the route OF the Pio-
necr Limited. will be sent free to any per.
son upon receipt OF two-ccnt postage
stamp. Address George II. Hcanord.
General Passenger Agent. Chicago. III
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-31
l;IIIIHI|.iSij|
Route
Go East.

via billings and the Burlington route. and
you reach Omaha. Kansas CITY. g. Louis,
and all other southern and southeastern
cities half a day sooner than graVeler'
who take any Other line
Go east via 81. Paul and the Burlington
route. and you ride on tho nneat train on
ear,h--,ho BurllnE,on's S. Paul-ChleasV
Limited.
Go east via ogden ami Denver. and you
SEQ tho wonderful scenery ot the Roeg.ss
famed the world over as the mos, mag
ulnccnt on the couuuy..
Tickets at otticcs o, connecting lines
A. c. SHELDON,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-31

Duh headache, pains IN various parts
nf the body. sinking 40 ,ht rt Hl io'
stomach. loss " appetite, t'NeH'n'ea'.
pImp,cs or sores are all positive c'.H'H.''
OF Impure blood. No matter how 20 e'-
came 50. 9, mus, De purified To- order 90
obtain good health Ackers Blood H.'NT
mas never failed 90 cure scrotaioas 'T
syphilis po.sons or any other blood d.''
eases. /, Is certainly wonderiu, remedy
and we sell every bottle ou p's.''''
guarantee. For sale by Esios-C'nH pr's
co
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-31

Notlcc r. hrrvby given 90 the puh,lr. 20
all those interested and 20 al PERSONS
VH,uuoc,rr that William Nrlson and ",
\ G,ojlu. tho contractors ter Tho street
Improvements M tho City 90 Astoria deBls
mated as tho Improvement ot E,Hhtn
street frnm Gr1nd avenue Go Niagara
1,,gu. Niagara avenue from Eighth
stree, 600 Seventh stryot and seventh
.irrrt gt1m Niagara avenue 90 the north
4.fe os llay avenue have completed tho
4-,rrsal Improvement ayrordlas % the
provisions 90 ordnance No g@l ~ the
ordinances og said city approved No,em.
hcr tI,h. lo, AMI according TO tho cons
.rt.t Cog -aA Improvement and yerlln,
rtt.s .i approval %. tho work done on
.atI Improvement signed by tho Ctiy sur.
,,,sr tgd Superintendent oS n,tocgs ot
said .i.y and 10y tho tomml,Jeo op streets
tnI puu.I. Ways 90 tho Common Council
hrpa,y ba,.ng on yhc 9,th day ot August
l,H, t,su duN ni~l iu tho Once 0t tho
Auditor and Police Judge ~ sali rlly. as
nr.IIrl Hy ordinance 80. l,'G og tho
ordinance og said ,lyy, approved jang'
tf, J.b. lVJ. hat therefore. ghe Aforesaid
improvement may hy. by the Common
Council aforesaid. nnally accepted at tho
urA. r,su,tr meeting 90 said body fol-
lovius lhr date us tho expiration ut The
rar.I.bUHp us this notice Which mcctlus
.NIll re h.ld uu Thursday Srplrmbrr i3ih.
lSo. s. i., h'ur ~ ,l o. 49,. unless
pl.Yf lo r1tl time objections iu stid im'
us.,rmrlt Hu aiyd With tho Auditor aui
Po.i.r Judge pf said glib
u.f.f at Astoria. Oregon. August sHh,
l,a.
a B. NELSON.
Au -.r ,sd POLLS, Judge ~ .hs CiV %
Aa...t oregon.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-31

The Rev. W. b. Costly. Of S,ockor.dse
Ca. while attending 20 his pas,or.a! lu-
ties al Ellenwood. that state. was attack
ed 0y cholera mOrbus He says "Ey
chance happened 20 get hold o. bottle
OF Chamberlain Cole. Cholera and
Dhrrhoea Remedy and think B, We.
the means Of saving my life Il relieved
me al once" For sale by Charles R1s
ers, druggist
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-31
AN ENTERpRIsINa DRUGGIST.

There are few men more wide awake
and enterprising than the Estes-Conn
Drug Co., who spare no pains TO secure
the best OF everything in their line for
their many customers. They have now
the valuable agency for DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and
Colds. This Is the wonderful remedy
that is producing such a furor all over
the country by its many startling cures.
II absolutely cures Asthma. Bronchitis.
Hoarseness and all affections Of the
Throat. Chest and Lungs. Call at above
drug store and get a trial botJle free or
a regular size for 20 cents and 81. Guar
anteed to cure or price refunded.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-31

That the blood should perform It's Vita
functions, It Is absolutely necessary u
should not only be pure but rich IN ne
giving elements These results are best
effected by the use Of that geil-known
standard blood purifier. Aysrs ssrsa.
parillL
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-31
HoW To LooK GooD.

Good looks are really more than skin
deep. depending entirely on & healthy
condition OF all the vital organs. II the
liver is lnactiye.you have 4 bilious look;
II your stomach IS dlsordered. you have
a dyspeptIc look; II your kidneys are
affected. you have a plnched look. Sc
cure good health. and you will surely
have good looks. Electric Bitiers'' !s
a good Alternative and Tonic. Acts directly
on the stomach. liver and kidneys, pun
fes the blood. cures plmples. boiches
and boils. and gives a good complexion
Every bottle guaranteed. Sold at Estes
Conn Drug Co. 30 cents per bottle.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-31
BUcKLENs ARNICA sALyE.

THE BEST sALYE in the world for
Cuts. Bruises. Sores Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, Chill
blains. Corns and all Skin Erup,Ions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
It Is guaranteed 10 give periec, sat.s;a.-
ton or money refunded Price . cents
per box. For sale by Estes-C0nn Drug
Co
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-08-31

Dyspepsia can be cured by using Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets. One little tablet will
give immediate relief or money refunded
Sold In handsome tin boxes at 2J cts. For
sale by Estes-COun Drug Co.