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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-24
The Modern Beauty.

Thrives on good food and sunshine,
with plenty of exercise in the open air.
Her form giows with health and her face
blooms with it's beauty. If her system
needs the cleaning action of a laxative
remedy, she uses the gentle and pleasant
Syrup of Figs, made by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-24

DeWitt's Little Early Risers act as
faultless pill should, cleansing and reviv-
ing the system instead of weakening it.
They are mild and cure, small and pleas
ant to take, and entirely free from OBJ
jectionable drugs. They assist rather
than compel. Snipes- Kinersly Drug Co.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-24
Attention, Foresters,

All members of Court The Dalles No.
II, F. of A., are requested to be present
at their hall at 1 sharp, tomorrow,
Sunday to attend the funeral of our
deceased brother, Antoine Jerome. All
visiting brothers are requested to attend.
By order of JNo. W. ADKINS, G. r.
w. F. GRUNow, F. S.
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Observation-Disclosures.

We can furnish you with strictly first
class, dry, fir wood at the same prices
which you have been paying for inferior
quality. Send us your orders and get
the best. Phone 25.
Mch1. Jos. T.PETERs & Co.
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Advertised Letters.

Following is the list of letters remain.
ing in the postofice at. The Dalles un.
called for June, oath, 1899. Persons
calling for the same will give date on
which they were advertised:
Condict, H Ray, Mr. w
Carender, John Russell, George
Garner, Thomas Smith, r F
Harvey, E R Sites, Ed
McFadyen, Donald Stillniger, Mary
Montgomery, P Stirmeis. M A
Moor, Mary L Tate, N H
Martin, G w Towle, j S
Plank, Clark B Warten, Columbus
Rhodes, j
H. H. R1DDELL, P. M.
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Statesmen wanted.

$40O month and all expenses guar
anteed selling to merchants Arctic Re-
frigerating Machine for cooling refrig-
orators, guaranteed rs per cent cheaper
than ice. Exclusive territory assigned.
Arctic Refrigerating Co. Cincinnati. o.
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]. A. schear, of Sedafia, Mo-, saved
his child from death by Group by using
One Minute Cough Cure. 1t cures
coughs, colds. pneumonia, lagrippe and
all throat and lung troubles. Snipes-
Kinersly Drug Co.
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W. NJ. Gallagher, of Bryan, Pa,
says: "For forty years have tried var
ious cough medicines. One Minute
Cough Cure is best for all.'' It relieves
instantly and cnres all throat and lung
troubles. Snipes-Kinersly Drug Co.
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For Sale Cheap.
Harrison Hay press, good as new, in
quire at Lane Bros. blacksmith shop.
Mayl7-tf
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Try Yerba Buena Bitters, the best
tonic. For sale at all first-class bars.
G. j. Stubling, agent, The Dalles.
MI7-3m
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A Frightfut Blunder

VIII often cause horrible burn,
scald, cut or bruise. Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, the best in the world, will kill
the pain and promptly heal 1t. Cures
old sores, fever sores, ulcers, boils, corns,
felons and all skin eruptions. Best pile
cure on earth. Only 25 cts. box.
Cure guaranteed. Sold by Blakeley &
Houghtop, druggists.
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Help wanted.

Side line. Light (freel samples Con
uncovered territory given by prominent
house. Several "Sides" earn $25 week.
ly cash. "Factory" P. o. 1871, New
York.
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Warning.

hereby warn all persons against SELL
ing or giving Intoxicating liquors to my
husband, Peter Petersen.
MRS. G. PETERSEN.
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W anted.

Two and four-horse teams, with
drivers. Months work; good wages,
payable weekly or monthly. Apply to
w. II. Brown;
Columbia Hotel.
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For the best results use the Vive
Camera. For sale by the Postofice
harmacy. II
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Cottage for Sale or Rent.

A comfortable, furnished cottage of
seven rooms for sale or rent for the sea-
son at Seaview. Apply at the Wasco
warehouse. 24-lw
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..aarmonx" Whiskex.

Harmony whiskey for family and
special use,. sold by Ben Wilson, The
Dalles. i
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TAKE NOTICE.
TO OUR ADVERTISERS:

TO OUR ADVERTISERS:
All Changes in Advertisements must
be handed in before 10 o'clock A. NJ, as
no changes will be accepted in the aft
ernoon. This rule will be positive.
CHRONICLE PUBLISHING co.
The Dalles, January 10, 1900.
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Hood River Clark Seeding straw
berries the best canning berries, at the
Dalles Commission Co. l9-3t
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H. H. R1DDELL, P. NJ.
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OUR NEICHBORS.
TILDEN, IDAHO.
Pine Prospects for Homeseskers - Plenty
of Land aud Water 10 he. Had.
RpoclaI Corroanonlrncn

Special Correspondence.
Tildcn. bingham Co., Idaho. Sept. o.
-Tlldcn u about thirty miles south
west OF nlachf0ot IN bingham county.
Idaho. There are several thounnnd acres
% river bottom that produces n large
lot Of wild hay and Is watorcd wen by
springs. These springs make quite
large streams and n properly utilized
would make the land very productive.
4 canal IL being constructed 10 bring
water 10 the higher Land. but has not
reached hero yet When this canal n
completed n Will bring an Immense
tract ~ excellent land under cultlya-
ton. that only lacks water and tiilngo
10 transform Il from a nngobrush desert
TO fertile farms.
There are some good properties here
that are for sale ut reasonable prices
that onor good opportunities to those
who want stock farms. as the range
facilities are good.
The Herman 4 Wcy ranch, consist
Ing Of about 100 acres, mostly well
watcrcd meadow. has Just been pur-
chased by Rice Hros. OF stateline. who
have brought M about 400 head OF
stock from the drouth infested region
Of southeastern Nevada and southwest
orn Utah.
Josiah Richardson has a good place
here ana u preparing 20 erect n new
home upon the brow u the hill. where
Il can be seen. The Bcrgu. formerly OF
Provo, are up near the source OF the
water supply, whore a dam has been
constructed 10 take tho water out OF
the spring creek.
George Y, Pugmire ~ tho Bishop Of
the Tlidon ward. The people are In a
very scattered condition, their homes
extending up and down the river for
about fifteen miles.
All the settlers arc looking nnxioualy
forward 10 the completion OF the canal
and the innuN Of settlers that win In
crease the population and improve the
school facilities. The winters are mlid
In this locality, hence It's value as a
stock raising region.
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SYRACUSE.
An Aihan wmdsrns,. Made fruitful aud
rrosperpus.

Prosperous.
Special Correspondence.
syracuse. Davis County. Sept. 21.-
This part OF Davis county was COM
posed OF aikall beds and sand. but
by the use OF flowing wells and rcHer-
voirs II has been reclaimed ana now has
some Of the finest orchards Ia the state.
The Adams fruit farm has over G.0o0
trees. Mr.. william Miller has about
eleven acres Several viii put out
orchards next spring. Sit. J. nodily
eleven acres, Mr.. Bills i've acres and
several others. Col, u. 6. Adams first
commenced putting up ana exporting
fruit from this place and TO him u due
the idea Of "a cnnnory which bishop
Cook aud eleven others started ono year
nFo. which has proved n grand financial
success Land that was almost worth
less WINS planted with tomatoes ana ~
now yielding close on TO flO0 per ncrc.
The canncry furnishes work fot about
sixty hands, and az times they are
pushed FOR help. They pay from u.25
TO $3.50 per day according TO the kind
Of work
The marriage OF Mr. Joseph Walker
Jr. and Miss EmmCline Cook was
nolomniEod IN the Salt Lake Temple to-
day. The young man ~ the son VI our
HturUkcopur and the young lady the
daughter of bishop Cook
Buota nru now being dug and shipped
10 the sugar factory There are about
iGO nCrcH ~ boots In Syracuse.
The reservoir constructed last year
By the Central Canal company r. cstl-
mated TO have benefited the lucern
growers TO the extent u 5000. There
urv about i've sections Of luccrn on tho
ridge and over sixty acres OF tomatoes
benefited BY the reservoir.
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IDAHO.
Weekly Crop and Weather Buiistin Last
Of the season.

OF the season.
Boise. Idaho, sept. 20, isss.-Thls will
b. the last issue OF the Weekly Climate
aud Crop Bulletin for the present soa-
son. The office IL to collect and dis
seninato Information Of the crops aud
weather from the time OF PLANTING to
maturity H. usefulness ccnscs when
the results Of the season arc known and
when inclcment weather will not cause
general destruction. That time In the
present season appears 70 have been
reached. Most o. tho fan aown crop
has been Thresholds spring grain IL in
the stack and being throahed under
weather conditions that promote rapid
progress. Fall-sown grain reached ok
pooted Yields In nearly every section;
spring Gown was practically failure
In the eastern scctlone owing TO CO.
currence OF damaging froeta; In the
northern counties Il was a good crop
~ the result OF beneficial ralns during
the latter part OF August. Hay, a staple
crop, produced auooeasfully In all scc-
tons OF Idaho, u fair crop, though
less IN amount compared with tho crop
OF 1898. Two good cuttings OF lucern
were secured ~ a rule. aud q third cut
TING IN being harvested In the south
western valley sections. Gate and corn
are fair crops and potatoes WIN Yield
better than In 1895 Outside Of Canyon.
Ada, Fillmore Lincoln. and sections ~
Owyhco and washington counties. tho
fruit crop In light. The Payctte valley
appears to have produced an average
crop OF fruit and melons. ana tho same
may be said Of the fruit districts along
the Snake River valley The tahleland
dlstrlcta OF Ada aud Canyon counties
produced a fair ~ good crop OF fruit
Though unfavornblo weather In June
lossencd tho burden % tho trcos, there
will be more fruit shipped than In pre-.
Vious years owing to the bearing acre.
age having been materially Increased
Apples, prlnoa ana pears arc being
shipped In such quantities as TO tax the
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OREGON SNORT I'M RAILRO
COMPANY AUCTION.

Tho followiur unclaimed baggage viii 10
sold nt public auction AZ the ruums nf tho
Fidelity storage uuu Commission company,
- south, West rumplu street, salt i.akUNity,
Utah. commencing 40 ~ o'clock, A. 49, Thus.
day, october sch, ira, aud continuing at tho
sane hour zach day until sold
Trunks marked. shUghan lirus, nuttoi 4. J..
Mellow uHll. ogden.
Buudlrs marked, .. A. Lumport, Ogdcni 4.
dell. ilossi ii. j, uossc. liouoi H. l. Andcr-
sun. Preston.
Also the following articles not markodi Is
trunks, o. yuilsus, . telescopes, ~ sacks, 8
N hats, % coats, o cupcs, l drum, baskets, I
shawl z plcturrs, I hulk domllohu, lot Of
rubber yufshops 80 bundles,
uEu l. ALLEY,
General baggage Agent.
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Aud IN accordance with Law and an order
q the board u directors made on tho 9Th day
of August, i-gl, " many shares uf each par
col ~ such stock A. may 10 NECESSARY Will De
sold 1T the frunt door " the nescret National
last Temple Street sat Lake CITY, Utah, on
Tuesday. October ard, lsql NJ tho hour OF ~
O'Clock noon, TO pay delinquent Assess
upnt thereon together with tile cost OF I'D
yUrtlslnr and cNpunsga % sale.
ELIAS A. SMITH
SECRETARY Fremont Mining Company Ofilcc
30. " south, East 1ompl1 Street salt
Lake city, Utah,
Dated september 10 lsVl
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sronKmoLprIls. nrrrINo.

The Annual meeting % the stockholders ~
tho Pride ~ tho WoIt Mining Company, wnIo %
should have been held nn the first Moudrg lu
February, isH, having passed.. meeting u tho
ttuckhnldurs 81 said company Zoe The pur-
pose u viuctlng "a Board 81 six Directors 90
HrrNo until The neat ensuing annual election
aud until uulf HuCgyssnfa shall have been
duly elected and qualified and Tor the trans
action " Other business AZ may properly
come before tho meeting. 4 hereby called ZOE
Monday, october pth, ~, a. Z lluclurk .. in.,
as the unlcu uf the SECRETARY uf tho Company,
tusWlt' Room ih1 city and County lulldluf.
salt Lake city, Utah. SAID meeting will also
consider the proposition ~ lowing nu asscts-
munt upuu the capital stock Of the cufpurl-
tluu. J. 4. JENSEN Secretary
salt LnLn DllN. LIah. snuL aih. 40.
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capacity Of the shippers. This has been
good season FOR the stockmen ana
placer miner ny rrason % unusual
quantities OF snow IN the mountains
stock found good grazing, and tho miner
ana irrlEator an abundance OF water
when the uuow began to melt Errntic
weather changes and untlmely frosta
have caused distress in come acctions
hut the season. as a rule. has boan fulr-
~ satisfactory
=. ~ nLANFORp.
Section Director.
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Tho Grand gnich Mining Conpany. a Corp1r.
alton. Organized under no Laws Of utah
Location NJ principal place " business Salt
Lake Nlty. SAT- take County
state OF Utah.

NOTICE q hereby glvcn that at meeting
~ thr dlfg'tofs " said company hold on tho
9th day NJ rOut, isN uu assessment uf ton
cents Unl Dor share was levied ufnu tho cnps
ital stofh " the corporation. payable immsd.
lately 10 tho Secretary, nj NlIm so. ~ Dum-
mUrClnl NlHfh. lu salt Lake city. salt takn
County, state u Utah ANY stock upnn
which thls assessment may remain unpaid GA
the tih dAy ~ October i1n, will hU dulins
uuCnt and advertised for salo az public nur.
ton aud unless payment D. made before, will
b. suld on the c5th day of Octpbrr isp1, 20
pay the Delinquent nssUssmHut. together with
the Gust ~ advertising aud UNpnuse % sAlo.
JAMES D. JENNINGS sUcy
Room No n Commercial Hook. Salt Lake
CITY, Utah.
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SoTICE OF sToUKHOLDEHs MEET
ING,

Notice Is hereby given that a special meet
ing u the stoekh0drrs ~ the south Jordan
MlNng Company viii BE- held AZ tho south
jordan Mill, AZ South Jordan, salt Lake Co.
Utah, oct 5th, 100 At 800 p. m, for the pur-
pdso uf considering tho question ~ the ro-
noyal aud Tor the REMOVAL Of certain dlrcri-
on aud officers u said corporation, and a. nN
tie vacancies that may be caused BY such re-
uoyul and for such other business as may
lawfully come before said meeting,
u M HOLE
Secretary aud Manager Of the South Jordan
MilliuN Company.
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The annual meeting " the stockholdor u
Oregon short Limo RAILROAD Co, viii ho held
al Inc oflcp % tho company IN salt Lake
City. Utah. ON "Wednesday Octohur eleventh,
is.1. ~ 10 O'Clock q. m., flr the ELECTION OF
fifteen directors VI tho company, aud Tor tho
trsustrtipn OF such other business as may
legally come before the meeting. The books
10 the transfer OF stock VIII De- closed for tho
purpusos VI the mocting ~ tho close o. busi.
nett ou Saturday. svntsmher .lrd. isl0 and
Mn bp rrOueund on the day following tho
date " sucl meeting or " any Adjournment
thereof
Dated, september r. 10y.
ALEN' MlLLAR, Secretary
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In tho District Court. Probate Division. In
aud ilr salt lake county,
state " Utah.


81. The petition W Daniel 10 Jacobs and Iohn
y ll-uiH. auu'nIstuturi uf tlr estate q
lirlHi jacobs. decreased. pHaFlug flr tHu aot.
trmtui " hunl 1rHTHnf IN said llmiuIstfus
t.fs lId Tor ihr u'aiuuutIun ~ iHu residue
tUi f.F UrIrur .u MUiuHsiHF ODE CO.. dIV n
urinn.u A. U. lsI ut HIIur.HHk % m.. a.
t.rtnuu'y court House. in thH court won
County. Utah
WINES tle oI~fi. of said court With
Che seal thereof affixed this and
day 20 September. A N. Iva
tHrtl NhNiuD Ut SHAH. Ulrff.
,.... Ny tIu. utAut, Deputy CLERK.
Wilson 8 smith. AttVa
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And, IN accordance with the law and order
" the Hoard 81 Trustees made on the 18th day
~ July, isN, 10 many shares Of each parcel ~
such stnfk A. may Do necessary, wiz D. s1lc
AZ the Office uf tho company AZ loon 81
city and County nuildlnr salt lake City,
Utah, on tho iith day % october, lssA At u
o'clock noon 20 pay tho delinquent assess-
mNnts thereon. together with the coat OF nd
vurtislnE aud on urusus Of sale
GFO II. WOOD Secretary.
Dated sept 10. 100
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ENSHROUDED IN MYSTERY.
No New Light Has as We, Been Developed IN
the Wesslef Homicide.


No new light Inns developed NJ yet In
ths wcsaer homicide. The case 10 as
much "a mystery 10 the officers "a ever.
Mr.. Henry Wesalcr. father OF Charles
wcssior. the young man killed In the
saloon trouble tho other night has ar
rived IN Ogden from Denver. lie says
he has come to see about tho dlsposi-
dion of hls sons remains and TO render
600 assistance possible 10 Gee that the
murderer Is brought 10 justice. Attor-
nsy A. J. Weber has been employed By
SCR. wcsslor TO assist County Attorney
Halycrron IN the prosecution, and every
srort 10 being made 10 ma all the cyi.
dsnca possible to bring the perpetrators
Of the murder TO justice.
NEWS BRIEFS.
To-day tho bodies OF Eugcnin H.. Addio
r. and Geo, II. WINS. who were Killed
in the collision on the Denver and RIO
Cr1nde railroad on the elrd near
Florence. Colorado passed through Og-
den on route 10 Spokane. Washington.
The father of the three JudkinH children
accompanied the remains,
Judge ogden iiilca WIS visiting IN
Ogden yesterday.
The bicycle races set FOR sunday have
hnon called on.
GimiIu. schuabel and Casey have re-
turned from the North. whore they have
been playing with the Helena baseball
trIm.
Aiira Allen left for san Francisco this
morning nt n. M.
Tho Union Pacific from the East has
been late several times during the past
wUHk.
ono drunk was the extent ~ the police
departments work Yesterday.
O. H. Mayer. ~ Elko, Nevada. n re-
rIstcfcd az the Reed hotel
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Hicbmopd and Anaconda Consolidated Min.
Inv Company,

Pursuant 20 law. notice Is hervhy given that
D special meeting ~ tho stnckhuldurs % the
Richmond and Anaconda Consolidated Min-
Nlrk 40 % o. First South street. salt Lake
CIV Utah. nn The 2ud day ~ oct A 10. We, Nc
gu'rIufa pm. for the purpose N cuusliurlnf
article " tho articles Of Incorporation uf
sid company, tp-wltf striking out thr
words "rilt Lake city Utah. aud inserting
In nlacr thereof "lruyl city, Utah County,
Wan. 81 a. 90 change tho place OF tho gun'
efal ofIce from salt IAsc city 70 Provo,
JESSE KNIGHT, President
john u, MCLWAN, scc'y.
Rishmnnd aud Anaconda Con-
solidatod Mining Company
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NOTICE 10 oRnpiroRs.


Estat1u George A. N0lL deceased.
Cfwlltnrs viii present claims with vouchers
tu thH undersigned ht thHlr rgsld Noes tu salt
Lake civ. ltah. uu lr hrfun' tho llrst dag %
August A. ". 100
WILLIAM a. NTALand
MANY NJ NAL,
Administrator aud Admiuistratfix OF tho
estate W George A. Seal. dotUhsed
Date u iut uullitltlyu sept O., A. y. isal
james n Moylo Fergus ~ 4 Cannon,
AttufuuYs Tor Estate
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Walter Adame. who has recently been
called on mission. was given a royal
reception at the Eureka Hotel lRat
evening Mr., Adams received word
sunday 90 report at Salt Lake city
Tuesday morning 60 prepare FOR mis-
slonary labora About thirty young
people were present TO wish him God
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Send 30 cents 10 tho News" and
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
OF our boys' work In the Philippines
ION 10 Manila" We pay the postage.
Stamps taken In payment,
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Newton association. reorgnnlzcd sopt.
2ith. with tho following officers. prusl-
dent, willard u. ballard. nrst coun-
nellr. John v. Griffin. second counselor.
Ephraim Schneider. secretary. Frank
In Griffin. assistant secretary, jos. y.
Larsen: treasurer. Isaac benson: H.
hrafinn. Christian HoHonson; music DE-
rector, Amos u. T.. Clarke.
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MEN AND woNrNiS ALL THE VARIOUS
vi walks u lie professional men, trades
men. lah0ring men, housewives. aud womon
aud men who enjoy life of leisure o. au mus.
come sicksusss and suffering s1uncr or latter.
Nervous Dyspepsia, 'atarth Of the stomach
aud Indigestion are frequently furer uuora q
the more serious % stomach disnrders. such 30
lancer q tho stomach aud liberation q the
Stomach Agaiu, stomach dislrdaru often Load
" serio a Hsart complication
The great HUDYAS is ~ infallihie specific
for AL stomach diseases Many people suffer
mouth after rnnnth and yer after year with
stonsch trouble hccause they seek 1alliatives
only because they rcsurt n those many pgpsn
remedies that laya only a temporary enrct
uInfAN IL unlike such remedies because II
strengthens aud sumu|aisl all the glands con.
rorugd 30 the digestion % food. aud this tuuing
effect IL permanent and lasting
Yoa may know that serious strrnAch disorder
4 Threatening n you suffer With headaches
Fig ~, coated tongue and on futivs breath
tfif "a. pains iu shoulder Ollg. ~, pauita
tiun u heart Pc a.. feeling Of hcavluuss VI
weight IN stomach o. pain IN stomach lTg 81,
palm or eohe M right side over region u liver
lFg o.. Liver disorder 4 . usual complication
o. dyrpspaia and Kindred dloaaea There are
other symptom Indicative q stomach disorder
s-uervousnv.s. cusuvuness los u appetite sal.
low complexion diffy tpella, slesplsssneaa and
gaseous CructAti1ua.
IITuYAw will cure Won UtfuyAN a. an
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VI our boys work In the Philippines,
ION 20 Manila" We pay the postage.
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oomp,.t,on Of New CITY iIau-Locai New.
ufiefs.


Eureka. sept. 2s.-Thc new city hall
here was completed tcw days ago and
Tho rlty officers are now engaged In
transferring their office furnishings to
Inc new building the structure ls
nicely finished and the cost will aggro-
gate about 5000.
The lower story of the building viii
be occupied by the city marshal, justice
uf the peace. fire department ana jail.
cortler and treasurer Offices and Couu-
cl chamber the other rooms will be
rented.
Albert Larsen n rejoicing over the
arrival OF a boy nt HE home.
George Hodglns a. seriously 100 az tho
Keogh- iiismer hospital Ia Salt Lake
city with typhoid fever