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Asbury M. E. Church.

Easter services at Asbury Methodist
Episcopal church will be as follows:
DR.. A. Griffin will preach in the morn
ing; the Sunday school will give an
Easter concert in the evening. Ser
vices of the day will be interspersed
with fine music. Missionary rally in
the Sunday school.
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Providence M. E. Church.

The order of exercises at the Provi.
dence Methodist Episcopal church to-
morrow will be as follows:
Prelude, Crgan and violin,
Miss Il. Green and Willard BENJAMIN
Anthem, "He Is Risen" ............ Simper
Invoca tlon.
Scritupre lesson.
Tenor solo .............. william Edward.
Offertory. organ and violin.
Congregational singing.
Sermon, THE Angels Greeting. Pastor
Anthem, Now Is Christ Risen" Glare
Postlude in +.
EVENING.
Prelude in b, organ and violin obligato.
Anthem, Christ. the Lord Is Risen
AGAIN ...'...,.....',,.,.,...... Adams
Scripture lesson.
Invocation.
Quartette. "The Two Angels"
Misses Barnes and Sanders, Messrs.
Edward and Pillings.
Offertory, organ and violin.
Bass solo, The Resurrection
r. A. Pilinss
Sermon .............. Rev. A. Gifiin, ID. D.
Anthem, "Christ Our Passover" .Chapple
Postlude in G.
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Moran, Mary Gaughn, Winnie Haggerty.
Il. Kelly.
Altos-Kitty Gibbons. Il. Madden, Rose
Canavan, Mary Larkin, Mary Gallagher,
Mary Cavanagh, Mary Mitchell.
Tenors-John Conway, John Feeney,
Edward Welsh. william Morgan, James
Finnerty, James O'Malley, NJ. Donnegan.
Bassos-Messrs. Vanston Walsh. Me-
Fadden. Sullivan, Gallagher, Gilly, Gil
roy, Degnal.
Organist-Miss Mary Johnson.
Director-John 7. Watkins.
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st. Marks Lutheran Church.


The Faster services to I've given at
st. Marks Lutheran church tomorrow
were arranged by Chorister Joseph
Atherton and Miss Martha Evans, or
ganlst. Mrs. Kate Cross. soprano, solo
ist, will sing and Mrs. william Moser
Will act as accompanist to the soloists.
The order of service for the day will
be as follows: Early Matin service, at
o'clock; Holy Communion will be
celebrated at 1880 a. m.; Vesper service
at 7.30 will be the children's Easter fes-
tival, at which time the lenten self
denial pyramids will be returned.
MORNING SERVICE.
Anthem, Jesus Hath Triumphed,"
]. Wesley Hughes
Choir.
The Invocation, The Versicle, The
Confession.
The Introit, Gloria Patri.
The Kyrie
Glory in Excelsis.
The Collect.
The Epistle and Hallelujaht
The Gospel
The Nicene Greed.
'Te Deum" ..................,J. r. Thomas
Mrs. Kate Cross, Mrs. A. l.. Ramer, Mr..
Joseph Atherton, Mr.. II. B. Moser.
Jesus Lives! No Longer Now"
Sermon, "He Was Cruciied He Is Risen."
Offertory.
General Prayer.
Anthem. Joyful Eastertide". ....A, Bierly
Choir.
Soloists, Mrs. Kate Cross, Mr.. r. 3.
Moser.
Reception of New Members.
The Preface to Holy Communion.
Prayer and Conservation of Elements.
Agnus Del.
Distribution of Elements.
Nunc Dimitis, Thanksgiving.
Benedlcamus.
Benediction.
vESpER SERVICE.
Anthem, Now Is Christ Risen"
DIR. S. b. Jackson
Choir.
The Versicle The Psalm and Gloria Patri
Scripture Lessons and the Responsory.
Recitation, Easter ...... .Salma johnson
Solo, Easter Eve" ,Gounod
Mrs. A. l.. Ramer.
Girls Chorus. Joy and Gladness."
Recitation, THE Lilies the Lord
Loves Best. ".......... Florence Watrous
Solo. But He Shall Not Leave His
Soul in He'll Handel
Mr.. Joseph Atherton.
Solo, 1.-The Child's Carol"
Lillian Mackreth
Congregation
Recitation. "Jesus Lives Again."
Everett Krager
Solo, There Is a Green Hill Far Away"
Gounod
Mrs. Cross
Sclo. Easter Glow. Florence Watrous
Solo by a Primary Glass,
Ring Happy Bells"
Recitation. "Christ Is Risen."
Lizzie Steigerwalt
Duet. Jesus Lives" ....Chas Ii. Gabriel
Mrs. Chas. Krager. Mrs. A. L. Ramer.
Hymn, Christ Is Risen! Hallelujah!
School
Recitation, "On the Hilltops,"
Blanch Watrous
Girs' Chorus. Risen Today"
Recitation, Christmas, Easter Now
are Blended ..............Carl Erieger
Anthem, "Hosanna! ..........C. A. Weiss
Choir.
Gathering of Easter Offerings.
Hymn, Saviour Again to Thy Dear
Name We Raise. School
The Versicle, Canticle, kyrie.
The Prayer.
Benedicamus.
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st. Patricks Catholic Church:

At st. Patricks Catholic church,
West Scranton. at the 1890 o'clock
mass tomorrow morning the following
programme of music will be rendered:
Recessonal "Nidi Auuam" ...Gregorian
Choir
"Messe Solennele" tSt. Cecilia ,.Gounod
Kyric. trio and chorus,
Miss Rose Reese, Messrs Feeney and
Sullivan.
Gloria trio and chorus.
Miss Argone, Messrs. Walsh and Sullivan
Credo, trio and chorus.
Miss Rose Arigone, John Feeney and
Michael Sullivan.
Offcrtory. "AVe Maria" .......... Dressler
Misses Rose Arigone and Kitty Glib
hons, John Conway and Michael Sui
HVan
SanCtus, tenor solo and chorus.
John Conway and choir
BenediCtus, soprano solo and chorus,
Miss Rose Arigone and choir
AGnus Del, tenor solo and chorus,
John Feeney and choir
Recossional, Regina Ceoli' ......Rossini
Full choir.
PERSONNEL OF THE CHOIR.
Sopranos-Mrs. Kate Sullivan, Misses
Rose Argoni, Rose Reese. Kate Rogan,
Annie Doud. Nellie McDermott. Julia
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Soprano Solo, "Jerusalem,"
Mrs. w. o. Bunker
Anthem, Thanks BE to God"
j. Il. Tourbridge
Miss Mary Jones and Thomas Abraham
and Choir
Male Quartette. "If You Love Me"
(Slmpson Quartette) Perkins
Choir. Then Round About the Starry
Throne" ......,..................S Sampson
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Wayne Avenue Baptist Church.

The Easter exercises at the Wayne
Avenue Welsh Presbyterian church to-
morrow will be participated in by the
church chorus OF twenty-five voices.
Solos will be sung by Mrs. Benjamin
Amos, Mrs. William S. Davis, Misses
Edith Morgans and M. j. Williams.
Recitations by Ella Thomas, Evan
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Simpson M. E. Church.

At the simpson VI. E church, West
Scranton, tomorrow the pastor, Rev
j. b. Sweet. will preach at 1890 in the
morning and 1880 at night. The SER
mons will be appropriate to the East
er occasion. Morning subject, The
Resurrection and the Life" evening
''The Journey to Emmaus." The
choir, led by Prof. w. w. Jones, will
render the following selections:
MORNING.
le beulH ','','.''' ''.'''''''''', ,''''''', ,rooi"N
Miss Ella Godshall Anna Jones, Thomas
Abraham, W. Whitman and Choir.
Baritone Solo. "Easter Day ....... Mario
William Long.
Anthem. "On the Resurrection Morn
ing CChoirD .........................A .Agulter
Anthem, The Lord Is Exalted ChoiD,
John E, West
EVENING.
Anthem, "Why Seek Ye the Living"
f. Glare
Mr. Harry Wrgley and Choir.
Tenor Solo, EVERY Flower That Bios
SONS ...........,....,,..,.,.S .Shelley
Thomas Abraham.
Quartette, awake, Glad Soul, Awake"
S,hnecker
Miss Ella Godshall Anna Jones, Thomas
Abraham, w. Whitman.
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Hampton Street M. E. Church.

Easter will be observed in the fol-
lowing manner at the Hampton Street
Methodist Episcopal church, West
Scranton:
MORNING SERVICE.
Voluntary, organ and flute,
Miss Cora Storm and George Stephans
Scripture lesson, Luke xiv.
Hymn, Majestic Triumph over the
Grave" No. 233 ............A ..Ambrossian
prayer ......................'...' PaStor
Anthem, "Christ Hath Won the Vic
tory" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Il. Herbert
Second Scripture les son. Acts II.
Announcements and offertory.
Anthem, "He Is Risen" .... j. Il. Herbert
Sermon, Witnesses to the Resurrec-
Hymn, Rejoicing in the Risen
EVENING SERVICES.
Voluntary, organ and flute.
Miss Cora STORM and George stephens
Scripture lesson.
Hymn.
lrayer '''...'''..,. ''''. ,..''' i"S'oi
Anthem, Gle Was Despised,"
]. II. Tiffany
Solo and chorus. 3. 7. Stone and choir
Obligato, Miss Anna Bennett and choir
Announcements and offertory
Anthem, When This Mortal"
Male quartette
Sermon .,...,.,....,...,,,..'.'..'' pastor
Hymns.
Sumner Ave. Presbyterian Church.
At the s p. m. service in the Sum-
ner Avenue Presbyterian church to-
morrow the following programme will
be rendered:
Prelude .................. Church orchestra
Song, Coronation ......... Congregation
Reading Scripture lesson.
Solo Resurrection" ..........,... Holden
+. II. Warren, accompanied by Miss
Marguerite Williams.
Song. when the Roll Is Called Up
yonder' ......".......,... Congregation
Announcements and offering.
Duet. Behold. | Bring You Good It'd
ings,"
p. II. Warren ard David Stephens
Song, AT the Cross ....... Congregation
Sermon Proofs of the Reality of the
Resurrection ................... Pastor
Instrumental selection, Calvary"
Church orchestra
Song "Blest BE the Tie" Congregation
First Welsh Congregational.
The principal service at the FRS
Welsh Congregational church on South
Main avenue tomorrow will be the
evening service at 6 o'clock. "The Eas.
ter Promise" will be rendered at that
time by a large chorus of children
The recitations were prepared under
the supervision of Miss Lizzie Jen-
kns, Thomas Elias and William j
Thomas. The music was in charge OF
Organist Miss Matte Davies and David
Jenkins. The other services of the day
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Presbyterian Chapel, Adams Avenue.

At the Presbyterian chapel. Adams
avenue and New York street, Rev,
James Hughes will have charge of the
7.45 p. m. service tomorrow, at which
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will be at 10 a. m. Sermon by the pas
tor, Rev. ID. Jones. Theme, "a Greater
Miracle" At . p. M, childrens SER
vice; sermon by the pastor subject, "A
Little Captive Maid"
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At the Y. w. c. A. Rooms.

Easter service at the Young Womens
Christian association. All women and
girls are invited. The following mu-
sical programme will be rendered:
Violin Duet
Miss May Fisher Miss Lillian Kenwood.
Vocal Solo .............. Miss Louise Linder
flute SOLO ......,.s.'..'',...'',.'''M MT, nam
Vocal Solo ......,,.......,Mr. Tom Beynon
Vocal Solo ...................,..M Miss Jordan
Vocal Solo and Flue Obligato,
Mrs. Jayne and Mr.. Ham
Instrumental Duet.
Pianist Mrs. Edwin c. Dean
Easter service at the North Scranton
branch of the Young Women's Chris
tian association, 2O4s North Main ave.
nue.. All women and girls are invited.
1t is expected that there will be spe-
cial music. Hour, 3.45 p, m.
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Howard Place A. M. E. Church.

At the Howard Place African Meth
odist Episcopal church, Rev. II. A.
Grant, b. D., pastor, the following
programme will be in force tomorrow:
MORNING.
Salutation, "Oh Come Let Us Sing
Ito the Lord"
DoXology.
Invocation.
Anthem, "Oh Sing Unto the Lord"
Quartette and chorus.
Sermon. 1.-THE Teachings and Resur-
rection of Christ Prove the Sac
redness of Death"
Hymn, Ring On, Ye Bells"
Offertory.
Benedction.
AFTERNOON, 2.9O.
Organ prelude.
Hymn Joy to the World"
Responsive Scripture lesson.
Prayer.
Anthem, 1.-THE Lord Is My Shepherd"
Primary department, Rise in Thy
Glory" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. School
Easter greeting Master Albert Tinker
"Go and Find the Wanderer' ...... School
Recitation, "The Woman at the
Tomb" .........Anna May Stackhouse
Solo, "The Lord Is Risen"
Mrs. Sadie j. Morton
Easter Offering.
Bcnediction.
EVENING $50.
Organ prelude.
Invocation.
Hymn, Low in the Grave lie Lay"
Remarks ...:,..::.,.,.......... l.. +. Morton
Anthem, "Oh. How Lovely"
Paper, THE Easter Side Of Life"
Miss Rose Jackson
Easter Gifts" ....;.:...,.. Six little girls
Anthem, 1.-The Lord Is Risen"
Solo and chorus.
Paper. "The Power of the Resurrec-
tiCn" .................... Mrs. H. A. Grant
Anthem, "Hosanna, Christ Is Risen"
Offertory and benedicticn.
Mrs. Sadie j. Morton will have charge
of the exercises.
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the following programme will be rem
dered.
Singing Easter Everywhere"
Prayer.
Singing, ............"Rejoice Ye Faithful
Responsive Reading
Singing, ION the Resurrection Day
Primary Department
Welcome. ...... ,Chas. ii. Chandler, Supt.
Recitation ..,.,.....,..,.,......Al Albert Clark
Singing ...................."Are Bright
Responsive Reading.
Singing .............."When Christ Arose
Recitation, Easter" ....... Grace Stevens
Singing, ........"Little Trusting Daisies
Primary Department
Recitation ........,...."Easter Thoughts
Mabel Rankin, Alva Vol2, Janet Bush.
nell, Eddie Rozelle, Bessie Dever-
eaux. Reese Price
Singing .........,....,."Ring Easter Bells
Presentat ton of Bibles.
Singing ..................Glo Glorious Victory
Announcements.
Offerings.
Solo, II Shall Know Him
Miss Jessie North
Address Rev. James Hughes
"All Hail the Power of Jesus Name"
Congregation
RenedictiOn.
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At the evening service at sharp the
choir will render special Easter music
and the Sunday school will sing two
choruses. After the evening service
the pastor will administer the ordin-
ance of baptism. The public is cor
daily invited to these services. The
Sabbath school of the church will give
the following programme at 23O;
Organ Voluntary.
Anthem.
Invocation.
Chorus. "Merrily Mcrrily Ring the Bells"
Address of Welcome. Miss Annie Thomas
Scripture Reading.
Prayer.
Chorus ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Easter w clCOmc
Responsive Reading.
Recitation .....'.,..,.,.....,' Is Risen
Chorus .......,.....,....."Won WondrouS story
Recitation Weep No More
Chorus Observation-Disclosures" Easter Bells
Easter Exercise.
Chorus ................"The Lord Is Risen
Recitation ..................." Easter story
Chorus ...........,......."E Easter Triumph
Solo o............... Miss Flossie de Gruchy
Chorus .............."Hail. Hail our King
EVENING.
Hymn.
Reading.
Solo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mrs. Matthias
Easter Dawn .Woodmdn
Prayer.
Anthem ......,.,....,,,.''.....,. Adams
Solo ........................... Bcynon
1.-The Resurrection" Shelly
Hymn.
AnnouncemC and Collections.
Solo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss Nichol
Anthem, Christ Our Passover" Ashford
Remarks by Pastor.
Anthem, Easter" Schneider
DoXology.
fenedictiou.
Miss Hutchinson ...,..........,...O Organist
Lewis Davis .....................Ch .ChOrister
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Recitation, selected E. Humphreys Evans
Tenor solo, Ibid Our Redeemer DER"
Nathaniel Davis
Song ..........,.......... Intermediate class
Baritone solo and duet, "The Open
Portal"
David Owens, Agnes Joseph, Gertrude
Hughes.
hymn ..........,.,............. congregation
Onertory and announcements.
Chorus, His Tender Care ....... School
Solo, I'm the Hush OF Early Morning."
Gertrude Hughes
Responsive reading, AT the Tomb"
Assistant Superintendent
Quartette, "Glory's the Theme
Misses May Belle Parsons, Mae Evans,
Edward Davis, Thomas Roberts.
Address by superintendent,
II. A. Parsons
Recitation by three girls,
Olivia Reese, Mabel Thomas, Nora Davies
Chorus, EASTER Bells" ............ School
Song, Gloria Patri' Congregation
Benediction.
EVENING SESSION.
Doxology.
Scripture reading.
hymn .......................... stowe
Prayer.
Anthem, "The Conqueror OF Death"
j. b. Herbert
Duet, "The Lord Arose" .......... Gabriel
Solo. II know that My Redeemer I.iv-
eth" ........................ J. II. Wand
Male chorus, Grown Him with Many
crowns .................... Finley Lyon
Quartette, MARY at the Tomb. Herbert
Solo, Easter Dawn" ...... Finley Lyon
Anthem, Now Is Christ Risen"
e. s. Lorenz
Hymn, Coronation"
Organ voluntary, Now Vanish Before
the Holy Beams" air from "Crea-
ton UHaydn) ..........Mae NJ. Evans
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Puritan congregational Church.

The choir of the Puritan English
Congregational church, in North
Scranton, under the direction of Choir
lister w. NJ. Davis (Gwilym Morlais),
will render the following programme
at the above church tomorrow:
Hymn, "Christ Arose" ,........... Lowery
Choir.
Anthem I'VE Praise Thee, o God"
A. I3eirly
Miss Sharpless, soprano, and G, X.
Davis. basso, with choir.
Solo, Risen Indeed ..... EDUARDO Mario
Miss NJ. NJ. Davies,
Anthem, Christ Is Risen" ....,.,., Beirly
Mrs. II. Il. Lloyd, soprano, and w.
]. Hopkins, tenor, with choir.
Solo, II Know that My Redeemer
llNeth' ...,...,...,,.,'',',.,.',. hdnucl
Miss NJ. M. Davies.
Chorus, "Hallelujah" .............. Handel
Choir
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washburn Street Presbyterian.

No pains have been spared to make
the Easter music in the Washburn
Street Presbyterian church tomorrow,
under the leadership of Prof. c. B.
Derman. the most enjoyable ever
heard there The choir has been in
creased to double quartette. Below is
the programme:
MORNING.
Prelude.
Lords Prayer.
Christ Hath Won the Victory Herbert
Responsive readings.
SSolo, victory of the Cross" -. Schneider
Scripture lesson.
Easter Tide" Observation-Disclosures. Marco
Prayer.
Solo. "Eastcr Morn" ............. Sulli, an
Notices.
organ offertory.
Awake, We Saints, Awake" Schneider
Sermon ...................,...,.. pastor
GLORIOUS Is Thy Name" ......... Mozart
Prayer.
Hymn pa
BenediCtiOn.
Postludc.
EVENING.
Prelude
''rhe strife Is Ger" .Roode
Responsive readings.
Hymn q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. F1loN
Prayer.
"My Redepmer' ..........,,........ Porter
Scripture lesson
Solo, Resurrection Morn" ....,.. Rodney
Notices.
Organ offertorN.
Christ our Passover .....,.. Schneider
Sermon '......'...,,....,.''.','. Pastor
80 Joyful sound .,,,.,.........,... Adams
Prayer.
Hymn 240 Observation-Disclosures Palestine
Bencdiction.
POstlude.
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Providence Presbyterian Church.

Choirmaster c. F. Whittemore has
arranged fine programme of classical
and popular but strictly chvrchly Sc
lections for this years Easter services
in the Providence Presbyterian church.
The music will be by the regular choir.
assisted by Mrs. d. NJ. Brundage, of
the central city; also a large auxiliary
choir of twenty six voices, composed
of young ladies and girls. The pastor,
Rev. George e. Guild will speak on
Easter themes morning and evening:
MORNING.
Organ prelude In G. ................ Batiste
Anthem. 1.-THE Angel of the Lord"
Mrs. Brundage. Mr.. John and choir
Anthem, carol, Hail to the Light of
Easter Morn.'
Misses Annie Morgan, Celia Morgan
and Auxiliary choir.
soprano solo. HE Is Risen" ... Schneider
Miss Phoebe Smith.
Violin obligato by Miss Clara Long,
Anthem. He Is Risen"
Celia Morgan, Annie Morgan, Mr..
John, Mr.. Acker and full auxiliary
Anthem "Christ Our Passover"
Miss Smith, Mr. John, Mr.. Acker and
full choir.
Organ postlude in f ............... Calkin
EVENING.
Organ prelude in & ................. Batiste
Anthem, Christ, the Lord, Is Risen
Today" miss Smith and full choir
Antehm, carol, His Tender Care"
Auxiliary choir
Anthem, Christ Our Passover"
Miss Smith, Mr.. John and choir
Anthem, Break from Your Bondage,
o Winter" ....,......... United choirs
Anthem, This Is the Day." grand
.chorae in ID D....................... Choir
Organist-Mrs. William Mcdonald.
Choirmaster-Charles +. Whittemore.
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David X. Clark.

David <. Clark died at his home in
Hartland, Wash, on the l4th day of
June, 1899.
He was born Dec. %, I847, in Linn
Co., Oregon, near where Brownsville
now stands, the third in family of ten
children. When IL years old his parents
moved to WILDER, Oregon, where he at
tended the Umpqua Academy. From
there the family moved to White River
Valley in 1865. On the 22nd day OF
Sept, 1875, he married Roena Waggener
of Linn County, and with her lived in
Linn Co., White River Valley and Port
land and in 1886 movet to uartland,
Wash their present home. To them
have been born eight children, four boys
and four girl. Six surviving him and
two gone before.
He was. a consistent christian, mem
Der of the Methodist church for forty
years, having joined that denomination
when IL years old. Liberal minded, a
good neighbor, Withholding from others
a knowledge of his suffering, wanting to
live for the sake of his family, yet ready
and willing to go. Post mortem exam.
ination, according to his own request
many times before he died, revealed
cancer of the pylorus, branching into the
stomach and other vitals, the slow cause
of death.
The funeral services were held in the
Methodist church on the 10th, conducted
by Rev. John Evans. A large concourse
of friends and neig hbors followed him to
his last resting place, laying flowers on
his grave as beautiful tokens of the re-
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Drink Warren's Pure Ginger Brandy,
For sale at all frst-class bars. G. j..
Stubling, agent, The Dalles. M173
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dooRE. JOHN GAvI
MOORE & GAVIN.
Thousands are rrvine It.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Rooms 80 and 40, over U. S. Land Office

In order to prove the great merit of
Elys Cream Balm, the most effective cure
for Catarrh and Cold in Head, we have pre-
pared generous trial size for 10 cents.
Get it of your druggist or send 10 cents to
ELY BROS, Sc Warren ST., N. Y. City.
suffered from catarrh of the worst kind
ever since a boy, and never hoped for
cure, but Ely's Cream Balm seems to do
even that. Many acquaintance have used
it with excellent results.-Oscar Ostrum,
As Warren Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged
cure for catarrh and contains no cocaine,
mercury nor any injurious drug. Price,
so cents. AT druggists or by mail.
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