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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-25
PERSONAL.


a few days sinca Miss Lyon Of La Junia
irni note. received u severe fali. frncturtnx
the right arm.
Mrs. Jessie JamIson OF KirksviiIe. No.. Is
ths guest of her sister Mrs. u. W. Ncad"r.
J. Z. Gaugcr leaves this week for Florida 10
asu.s % .s,ssa sn iras Ess ai !" yssssas sss.r
ness.
Frank l.. Adams OF tho Hallway postal SER
Sicc with headquarters nt jacksonville. fia..
!. sizing up tho Rocky Ford country with y
pr. J. L. Bri.to~ OF Pryor Creek, ]. T.. was
In town this week looking for \ location.
II. p. Brown made Las Vegas = visit this
Walter Kinney and wife left yesterday for
Lcoti. kas.. their future home.
Mrs. Mary Mcintosh and Ars Wheeler Of
". scott. Has. arc guests NJ the home Ut ueo.
Todd.
c. II. Palmer Of eastern Nebraska Is viewing
tho country aud will probably locate.
4; $. lspps, Of H,!l.ssrs, n ", wa. the
route tO Denver.
4, G. Compton. our new Santa fe agent has
arrived from Kansas city and Is nov IN
charge. lie and Mr.. Compton nrc at home at
thc residence Of L. J. E.irnunds-
q. \. johnson Of Hops. Kas.. Is visiting his
Born. To Mr.. aud Mrs. X. l.. Munfori. OF
Nc~daic. n ron.
The Every Tuesday Club met with Mrs J
y. Irvine thi. week. The reading program
was proceeded by solo. by Mrs. Van nuskirk.
Mrs Hall and Mis-. Maio irvin..
Mrs, Clark Of i.atoa. n. ~. Is the sucst OF
Mrs. Z. !. Mills.
Born. To Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Z. Jones. May IL.
q girl.
Col. J. n. fcnion made Denver business
visit TIN, week.
". II. Goblin IL seriously sick.
The gentlemen members OF tho Eastern
Star sAyr the iadic. n very pleasant surprise
Tuesday evening. hANin. quietly prepared u
banquet to follow this evenings business
Mrs. u. ". Lance cntcriaincd u number Of
friend. last cycnln. In honor OF her sister.
Mr.. U. \. CnIfry. Mr.. and Mr.. Canrcy lett
thi, morning Tor their home In Dvycr ncs,otn.
panied by Mrs Is. mother. Mrs. Haskell.
Milton Hadsrr left thi. morning Tor Phconls
Aris.. for u visit with his daughters. Mrs. W.
u. Joac. and Mis-. bella iiadrrr.
Jno. Woody and Chas Tum-i.on arc two ncs
clerks at the kcnch sroccr5.
in. KILN. tho Pueblo hardware man. Was
In town iu-iay st,.om panied by II. y. nfatsit.
who vi u rrprr-cnt him In the valley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-25

Opera House Pharmacy guar mn
tees every article Of Jewelry they
sell.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-25

A complete line Of Saddles.
L. II. Cook.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-25

Tho Osborn. Champion & STAN
dar,l mowers. T.. II. Cook.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-25

See Knapp d Wallis for bar.
gains in Town Lots.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-25
WHAT AROIT NEN,r WEEK.

VIII .NbVVI MN W ETN.
If you let that cold rtiii--inny he pncu-
monia then? No longer necessary to
wear out colds. AIcndcl's Dynamic
Tnbulcs will positively break up n cold
in the head In one day and serious
colds in two. Then why take chanccsI
For colds only 81 cents. For sale by
Opera House Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-25
The best In the World.

We believe Chamberlnin's Cough Rem.
edy is the best in tile world. A few weeks
ngo we suffered with n severe cold and u
troublesome cough. and having read their
advertisements in our own aud other pa
pers we purcharsel n bottle to see il it
would effect us. II cured us before the
bottle was more than half used. 1t is the
best medicine out for colds and coughs.
The Herald, Andersonvillc. Ind. For
sale by DR.. kearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-25

MOKI TEA POSITIVELY cures sick
headache. indigestion and constipation.
a delightful herb drink. Removes all
eruptions of the skin. producing n per-
feet complexion. or money refunded.
% and 80 cts. Hereford's Pharmacy.
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ANTI-sALooN LEAGUE.


The Seattle Anti-Saioon League Is male
Ing arrangements for the fail campaign in
Seattle and throughout the state. Regu-
lar meetings OF the executive committee
arc being held and especial attention is
being given TO arrangements for the next
monthly meeting OF the executive council.
which will be held AT Plymouth Congre-
gational church on Wednesday night. Au.
gust s. at o'clock. A special programme
Is being prepared. which VIII be an
nouncsd in due season.
Among the adjustments made by the
executive committee since the election OF
officers is an exchange whereby Rev, l..
J. Sawyer becomes secretary and Rev.
Albert sidney Gregg the first vice presi-
dent This committee met yesterday after
noon at the state headquarters. I3 Halter
building and perfected the organization.
State Superintendent Whltmore reports
more calls for lectures than he can re-
spond to- lie has Just gone 10 the South
Bend country 20 organize the anti saloon
forces OF that section. The matter OF in
creasing the field force Is under consid-
GRAFTON. aud an additional organizer may
be placed IN the field TO assist the state
superintendent.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. July Tive helping hands, one
good export demand fer American wheat. the other
a rise al LiscfpoOl held ont 20 wheat When
trade began today, aud September srasping the
opportunity, changed hands satc higher than the
close yesterday. AZ ftSefT&e An additional element
Of strength the Argentine shipmeaft, Loo 600
bushels. according to Bards' figures cuupar-
atsely moderate. and another wSs that Tho Liver
pool advance partially due 10 a shrinkagc IT
Following the opening there was enough selling
mostly by seslpers for profits ~ send September
back gsAe. but at time did the bulls show apr
fear 81 the markst tsking tie downward coarse fr
any length " time. During the day thete wetc
numerous reports u nsfaxofahie crop conditions IN
the Nersh~ss,, and exceedingly roar thgeshins ~.
turns One Dakota expressed WISH 10 a. on
record that the crop In bis territory would not be
10 per ersft 81 last years re this hnilish array
Texas added her mite nv cnmlaaining 81 heavy
DAMAGE frnm rails. Them a gosd cash de-
nasnd al day. and the situation further helped
b. reports Of gosd sxpcr, sales In Gshsr cities Stf
TENDER gradually rose on moderately actlvo ae.
msnd 10 ssA and closed ssrra.. ieac over svsisr-
aay. at faae
com vas assin quoted higher al liverpool SHIP
pins drmsnd was extensive. september closed safic
ever yesterday, At &sa
rradfns IN oats was somfwhAt limited hn, the
tone After some eAsiaest dnrinz the hrsf part ~
the session. Vas arm september closed sA.e i'm.
proved at ~
smaller hgs receipts and The grain strength eAns.
ed some lodi covering hs shorts In ths psoyisions
plt and this. e0mhinsd with a good cash demRpG
and higher prices al the yNrss caused q ssrare.
aatAnrins market 10 hux prrlaets September rosk
ecsea ~ ever ycsteriAy tsrt issc hisser aud ribs
~
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The bransh hydrosrarhia office at post Townsend
will he glad 20 furnish fuil information lice a
ehak<e, 70 such a. drsirr Il, IN regard 70 the fol-
lowing notices 10 mariners:
Austfnlia- s0n,h coast. Fort Adelaide spprpath
intended light wonsa shoal
China ea--renskinE suif. lIaiiong approaches
hshtE exhibited
china Tensking gulf Haifens approach. Kra-
nAm;ricn. HIGHT marking Anam rocks
East India t.iandA Ssren strait. uncharted rock
England south tosst. Mounts bsy Mountamopus
hnny. position altered.
England West coast. Hnlyhead. skerfies fog zig
nai interval altered
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Purchasing PRICES.

ops1ne Prices are being offered to the pro-
e ~ heal dealers for delivery IN round 1otz
~ "a and In the car at Seattle:
Il(j.ls. elaa22: barley. SIC; wheat. chicken
S1lS: hfhn, SO; shorts, I'll.
{or& sound. s301io; Eastern Washington
x. e; alfalfa. 80 per ton.
~, -o4dttIJ fresh faneh 2Da2ic.
-yftxh ranch. i,Miec: creamery, 2od2ic
E5-Llvs chickens. l2@i2lc: live turkeys, lie
1888 VI; eeese. ioc ducks. i0ai2c per ID.
IN snrk- -Choice beef cattle, COWS. si93ac
~; choice sheep. &c; good hogs. live. &C.
u &m1h 1c; calves. dressed. large. Dc small,
m ~ liyt, large, SCI small. &C.
- p1lts and wool Heavy sound sslted steers,
90 y ~ X; medium. sound. per ID. 7ic Hight,
Gadr s. lbs 5c cows, sound, ali weights.
- balls and oxen, Sc; salted kips, 7c,
1S n n, X; green hides, ic less than saited
~ pr ID. izc; dry cuiis. onc.third less
ttf per ID, 1s93oc; winter deer. dry. 2xa
~ Hosry deer. i1sisc dry clk. E6loc. green Elk,
Il hefp relts. @casl-p; shesrlinss. 5e725c
n Warrington wool, Nfsiic; Western washing.
II ~ ls@l6c; dirty or timber burned. lasiic
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vARIcocELE.

THE DlSEASE-An enlargement OF tho
veins surrounding the spermatic
cord, a twisted. knotted. wormy
like or swollen appearance OF the
scrotum.
the CAUSE Sometimes self pollution.
But often blows falls. strains. ex-
cessive horseback or bicycle riding.
me EFFECT AT times n dull. heavy
dragging pain in small Of back. ex-
tending down through ioins into the
parts. low spirits weakness OF body
and brain. nervous debility, partial
or complete loss Of sexual power
and often failure OF general health.
the CURE If YOU are victim of this
dire disease. come to my office and
let me explain to you my process
OF treating II. You viii then not
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-28

Higher Criticism and Heresy' have
been disturbing the Methodist preachers
meetings for several weeks Several sss-
sions have been held 10 discuss the snh-
ject and on Monday next NJ i0.3o at the
FRS; NJ r church, another meeting will
be held for that purpose. Visitors oi
other denominations Will ue made vel
come
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Tomorrow night at the Madison street
NJ +. church the pastor, Rev. Albert sid.
ney Gregg will give the second OF his
series Of sermons 20 married folks the
subject being who should Ruie--Fhe
Husband or the Wife, on Tuesday
niKht the league Will have a debate Under
the auspices ~ the literary department.
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"Just like deaf mute"-Doctor
Reeves restored my hearing perfectly.
Cured OF Asthma contracted In early
youth, by DIR. Reeves.
Took her sisters advice and was
cured of Sore Throat by DIR. Reeves.
She had endured three hemorrhagea
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" He Cured Me
81 Deafness, =

MY deafness came on about two
years ago with bad ringing noises in
the head. which troubled me greatly
In conversation. had to ask people
to raise their voices In speaking TO
hear the sound Of voices. but could
not catch word. Ny hearing rapidly
improved under DR. Reeves treatment.
| now hear good and the ringing noises
have entirely stopped"
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- SEATTLE MARKETS.

81 little furry Of excitement on West
today when Il was decided to remove
M 711pAones owing 70 the poor service. One
.s.5s 1bieffed 10 the removal Of the tele-
~ ~ nj being a unit The commission
~ az one ob3cctor would see the error
sSy ia JOIN with the rest
~ ofders were taken today for out
~. rssrrum<nt transports bound for China.
\ . ro4sfoes and onions arrive they are
kI a Grated a. government supplies Even
-, md cahbages are going into the ships
ed - frIrs quantities II win take an enormous
q food for the armies that are moving
7<is "a all this food viii 20 from thu
"a -. There was no appreciate change
|33< 0Ifkis except, perhaps, watermelons and
- which were shade lower on special
m indicates a lowering Of prices before
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General Quotatlons.

NEW YORK. Jniy H. F1our-Rsreirts. Is III bar
rels. exports. $3.50 barrels.
WHEAT Itecepts, g.. 600 bushels. exports 3d. 2sl
bushels Spot ifm No, red s5sc T. o b. s0ac
elevator Options opened hrner hieh cables and
foreign buying, 4 partial reaction followed. aud
the market again turned strong helped by cover
ing hullish crop returns from California aud the
Northwest. tsh If better export demand and
scarcity OF speculative offerings Closed firm az ic
net advance: Jrly closed At ssir: September. slao
October. sAr: December, sac.
Wool Steady.
NJ HOPS -Qutuf ~
Coffee Options closed steady with prices IS 10 20
points net higher: sales no bazs, including De
eeHnher. Sms Sc March. si0ef& voc; May 4 COO
Spot RIO steady; No. invoice. sle Mild quiet
Cordoya esHiaN
sugar Raw strong fair refining. i3-ssc ccntr-
fugsi. test. " 3sr. refined, arm.
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The Post-IntelliKeueer has secured the
exclusive right for washington u Rand
McNaliy 4 Co.'S latest folder. mas az
china and Asia. These may Re secured
at post-lnfeiligencer business offices a,
10 cents each
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stock. stronger: natives best on sale one carload
~ p ~; good TO prime steers, 3. isas s.; poos to
medium. h3a5; selectea feeders, steady, Astes :
40. Texans Receipts. 800: Texas fed steers shade
iowsr. az A9e55; grass steers. p3oes7. bulls.
Hogs Receipts. 1900: estimated for tomorrow,
b; left over. $500: strong 10 Sc lower top. S. 3ss
mixef and butchers. ssoses ~; good TO choice
nsary. sz4: good to choice heavy. ss.gsa
OF sales, IS nos H
sheer-ksceipts. so: sheep. strong; lambs, l1aisc
higher; good to choice wethcrs 81 l5af 20; fair to
choice mixed, Sr641o; Texas sheep. xai; West
ern sheep. stato; native lambs. ufegs: West
ern lambs sses
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II had catarrh for a long time. II
affected my ear and throat and there
were growths IN my nose. Doctor
Reeves New Treatment n spien~
did never tried anything that did
me so much good. I am recommend.
ing to all my friends"
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HE Cured My
Consumption"

Doctor Reeves cured me OF con-.
sumption after two doctors had given
me up TO die. His Discovery Is cer-
tainly. am absolute cure for consump-
ton II taken In time. III yon have
consumption go to DIR. Reeves for no
IL the only doctor l have ever heard
OF that could really cure consump-
ton"
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EATTlE HOTEL.
DISEASES Of WOMEN.

II you are suffering IT ON any OF the Diseases
peculiar to your sex. c all write ne. and
I viii leii you Just what he done for you.
My medicines used in treatment of these DIS
eases are OF a purely vesetshlc i.stcre ana VIM
not tniure the most dell cate person. but thoy so
strengthen the organ. that perfect AMI
healthy action is prctaesd. thereby correcting
an troubles and disease and they win bring up
the most shattered ard tr oken-down constitution
and bring back that heal IN. strength and beAusy
which every woman sacui possess
This old reliable doctor win consult with YOU
free OF charge and ted you yuur disease without
asking you a question. He also furnishes all
medicines NJ his once. and saves you extra cos,
OF buying medicines at & he drug stores He can
give you references OF any remarkable cures he
has made on this Coast by leading bankers and
business men.
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Bronchial Tubes

have not had a cough or cold this
winter. | feel well and my friends
remark how well | look. breathe
freely, I eat well, sleep. well and feel
we'll. had Bronchitis"
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f1cag~ E-ss,
whrsf- Svgans Ne 4 rste. I'D. Ns 2 sl&stf
refr Nh q sse selsaw Na 80
osisNe I. <ssassAs whtss. Ma & atsstle; Ma
D N&E4c
Rsw 10 Z s2se
nsrisY- Fats 20 eheirs nsgiias sA3iss
E8axsersi-Ne i S@. Northwestern. SIS
r4usatar seea- Prime. s. Efe2N
Mess fs,sk Fer tasvsi 81 @&ilN
lard Per lfo acuntx NEs4s&
Sides short RIBS. lcq~t. ~ As-ff n
~hgstl3eTe -N,rv sailed. haasd. 2t't,
Stis. SagFt rleat baxrt EtsAs&
whissy RAsis q hisa Sires 81 - re- GALES
snxafs-cst Loaf 49, ggknsdaied 4 IA. coatec-
tiensfx A & ~ % A. siN
Clever tpntrArt sr1te s.
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Lungs

CDR. Reeves method II inhala ton
was Just what | needed. gained
twelve pounds m weight In two
months have had no hemorrhage
since, Ny cough 10 less frequent. Ny
appetite has returned. The treatment
has done more for me than any that
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OYSTERS thar are good during the
summer mcnths are the Eagle brand
transpisattd Eastern arr nHuF tSgstins
good 70 eat the year round. Try them
sold - ali dealers. or the Morgan pys-
Ter Co. i4N Segnua avenue
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO Jnly " ut... s,..s~ -.
on and IN call barley market Arm oat. ste,. g.,
quotation. were ''o'
Wheat shipriur No. a n. cboir. q, bsa rim,
inr ii los5i ii ~ = e'~' e"v'e-' sh"t' NH
barrier Feed .o9-alc. hr.~,,r sn0s-l,
oats-~Good 70 choice 81 ieai.a
Receipts.
Frour or.yter s..t. =, am. -. ..,. "a san
barley esntah II az. asts rs,,s. a,on' 800. $500
sacks, ep, potatoes. sacks 1880: Iran sscks leo
mddlings, sacks. 100; hay. tons. 1000: hides. nun
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


The butler.
'sssss bob, OAKLAND n.s.l. r r rsnd',sa, rosea.
O. q Mccarthy. 90. y q. OrdsAy. 90
Jaks Reid, -. v, ~ Simoud. New Yarh
Theo W fAtng. do y, z Rusns Niagara Y
W. N Wft4ht, Alatama G. 7, EichAntz ST. L.
" A. Friedrich, Alaska y " Clean. Portland
Mrs A McAnlne. d. Mes C7caa do
M,s o'ncnasB dc. " n Murtha Spokane
= nefnhefx. San Fras W. Wafd ae
yea rahahan fndex Etgeras Church Ta~esns
J ~ HasArd. TaecaiA Mr Hpre 40
Mrs. Howard o. CART noAvffs g. n sir
Phi E.afaAnsr. Portland Manning
q A. MusxtAfe Hahalu n NJ nrnsdhent q 4
Mrs ! H. TASxsr. ORE str Msauas
Mrs. y T.. Caskin. usksd Paul HsaaficAs Ctr
y. ~ Sehwafzkppf. = FW y Lee. T. g sts
NJ Cahn "a MccuiIeeh
Nrs c.hn. DO
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Throat

II went 20 Dr. Reeves because my
sister had been treated successfully by
him. He cured me OF a sore throat
and headaches. Ny head ached every
day for months, and ! could not get
any relief"
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Local Report Maximum temperature. "a degrees;
minimum 60; mean, a. No rain during the past
twsntyfour hours Clear. warmer; light westerly
winds
@. n SALISBURY,
Section Director Weather Bureau.
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Out-cf-Tcwn People

People afflicted with any disease
Reeves.
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EYEGLASSES perfectly fitted Miss
Wii2sHSki IL Cherry.
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Mrs 7 N Iewis snshm ssm olssn. sanwooa
Mn Cora l. Rar. a. Y Z wYekoa Chafi<str
VI Il Maexaas, lirsa =. ". wNiHms da
Mr. Tflsicr @ II Ertsscif Afariiai.
Mrs.. TistsnNtsey - q hacaanAn sna&rh
j wolf sneqcssris y. Z Leslie fna<s
waiter Rsasn MkrAlss n n Rie~ Bufaia
NJ " Elfewn. o. M~ 3 I. wss ru-fA
~ " Osu2elf. ssftcN a J Asert Chaska
nssh Carrie. SAslsSs f1hn- Hsgsf,e a, rani
a Andersen S;arwA Hfsxs authrsAn "a
q Fnsltsh NJ; Nsyp Iani. Iarsrnars RsIsss-s
] r pAtinn. passan- Isha r. Ronsei Nsesitr
4 " Ni'grss&st, Mpnij r. Reed ps~asn
81 = EiAnrssu. ssttane Y I. Terry a.
A r MAr,AaM - r n Terry "a
N Rsnals. Castle Rpsk w n Hsahas cat~.sA
sgliso SisAaia fraiE'e n RetssrfaFa FAlIs q
b. Ja&san. SalsaRA ". Brues. "a
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON. July z-wheat--carsoes on passage.
uniet ard steady; cArvoes passage Nc. standard
California. % ID csrgocs waiia Wslla 29s Sd:
ENGLISH country markets. quiet
LIVERPOOL. July H.-N beat and hcnr in Paris.
steady French country markets. steady Wheat
spot, steady No. red Western 6 ID No
Northern spring. 6 Sd: No. l California, s. Id
Futures, steady July. nominal; September. &C. I'D;
December, g. sd
corn-Spot firm; American mixed, new, s. I'D;
Old, j. ii.d Futures firm: September d lied
November I'D
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IF you want healthy drink try Jesse
Aoers IA" whiaksy.
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cEIE during the
swelling
All indications
In their Of
10
70
m who profes
symp,on My
treatment by correspondence
acdy confidential In
hold
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''Dr. Reeves treatment 10 marvcl-
ago. / would have neuralgia In my
head every afternoon al = o'clock
Sometimes II would come on In the
morning. II was always worse when
I caught cold, and caught cold easily.
DIR. Reeves cured me-"
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''He Saved Ny Eyes,

MY eyes were 20 bad had to stop
readinx entirely. The dissinsss. the
made me fear total blindness. Dr.
Reeves mastery over diseases Of thu
eyes - certainly wonderfnl l can
with comfort. I was cured In . shokt
time, while other doctors tempered
with my eyes for the past sig ycars-"
----~~--~---------~-~-------~-~
She thought she had catArrh and
went to DIR. Reeves.
bronchitis and Dyspepsia cured By
DIR, Reeves.
Eyeiids graduated since childhood
and eyesight failing; DIR. Reeves cured
her.
one eye totally blind. Dr. Reeves
restored his sight.
He feared that ne wns going into
consumption--cured by DIR. Reeves.
Unable to breathe through her nose.
she went to DR. Reeves.
DIR. Reeves treated his stomach sue
cessfuliy.
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merc n Ar. sf@s: No cedar. var connie,
x so5 sfe'; spruce logs. $50; cedar single bolts
~, numoer-Fir rough. $50; thick finish. surfaced
,s ns % tv9 sides 10 and u inches wide. sisss
ens.ns. " 70 t feet: special lengths 5oe pev n
extra one-inch finish. sl3aB: ali vertical vrssn :,
p ss u extra Flooring Dressed and matched 81
y s'oek BOARDS sinch Sais: Ieineh % ss4is.
20 s1' s.ss Fencing No 4 or 6-inch finish
~ 10 =; %; Or channel rustic or drop siding
Ms'snS zou lbs, Ni@A Fir tisnber-Joists and
ses~H 1sss fonshs NDMm 81 Y, 80 Dgs1e: 4
HigN boz bosris-l2.inch and M. SIS
a. shingles. $50; standard shingles 81 IL. 1-ineh
nnish u. and Is feet, szsa3f: thick dni,h sss5
Gear squares, 7. g. and 10 feet. s7taso pick
MIN MIN dried. 81 IN advance Of green Drayase. Soc.
cement Portland X. b. & g.. 275; Aisen. &c Is.
,.rd !, noehe Harbor $50; San Juan. $40: Ia
Plaster Golden Gate. per Dbl. os.
nfo per sack. 1""a'neu'
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on shs Produce Esehapss teiay the butter market
was srms cre&mertss l5a -. iariss isslsc- Caecsc
-weak. ss@laer Fess fkssns fresh, nse.
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LIVE sIOCN AsAHkET.
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CATARRM. BRONCHITIS
And Diseases Of the Threat.

Marvellous results 81 / he method Of cure
Importance Of attending to diseases in the -arls
stages We furnish innaiers and medicines sor puri-
flying the breath. impartin thereto a pleasant and
agreeable odor.
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR SATURDAY
Portland. Or, July y, 800.
Fair; cooler.
U. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.