The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, August 01, 1902, Image 4

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JoNGE!1 IN CHEAP TEBFUMES.
They An Said to Hae Bad Effect
. on the jSosiril.
Acwi'iiiiijt lit tooal perfumery deal
er, cheap perfumes are gradually dead
ening the nostrils of those who come la
contact Willi Uioui. say the Chlceira
inter wean.
mus .ppriuuies tnt wr popular a
few years ago you wouldn't notice
now," he said. "Before long they will
TJt J r . I nave to uiiute violets and roses a
ItOOCL S a) OrSapanllCt I trout onions or pennyroyal before
.willed radically and hennanentlv drive. Jruu u Bueu '-".
wurioii ot Hi body, and
,.,' M til mLUie, f ' '. .(
lli-y are aUonii. d by pimples, bolt, tha
..Miitiipi miir, miL rneuin, aim oilier en-
.... ennuiiii; ny n'piini;s of weakness.
wvii, K.:m.inj urum.,k aiut- wllal ntlSi
vaus m"re uUrlnI tben anything
'. Health, Stirogtn. Peaca and Pleasure
r.Niiire their expulsion, anil this la posi
tively enwtetl, according to thousands ot
Krautiii "utnoniia, by
Uiem out aud buildup the wuole system.
To Continue The Dispute.
1 "t wonder how they cam to
each other?" "
, "They were unable to decide which
was the hotter ping pong player."
.excuange.
Mating due allowance for the hyper-
hole of an older generation, there may
he something in (hit theory.
Violet la by all odds the most popular
pei'iume ot mis year, "uiover, ac-
cordlug to some, would stand aecoud.
Itose, of course, la perennially popular.
Clover," by the way, la' not made from
clover bloasouis at all. The ordinary
Preva il. wnito and red clover has very little
We want you to prove our atatetront odor' 'nd nat ' Us would nlt
tbat Monopole Spices are the purest
-and strongest in the world. For sale
by all grocer. Io enable you to do go,
we will send you free a JO-cwnt tin of
white pepper or cayenne or ginger . or
any oilier variety you may prefer, if
you will send us two 2-cent 'stamps for
postage, ana give us the name and ad-
. dress of your grocer, , Prise coupons
pacseu witn every can. Send to Wad-
bains & Kerr Bros., Portland, Oregon,
x r l tht Melt
cuioriy agreeacne ir deiac&ed from a
landscape and a waring leld. So ih.
perfumer makes a combination of es
sence resembling remotely the acene of
the tall "sweet clever. and calls It
"clover." , .. , ,. -
The orange gives four different per
fumes, obtained from different parts of
the Sower and plant Each of the tour
baa been Imitated synthetically, mak
ing eight in all. The odors ot lilac said
VrfiVtViS FftflSTRVnON
CURED BY PE-RU-NA.
i fa: 'V
Hal. P..Deaton. ' t
Hal. P. Denton, Chief Depart
ment Publicity and Promotion of Na.
fional Ejrport Expoeition, writes. '
i i-niiaiieijihia, Dee. 20, 1889.
The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, O.
Gentlemen: "Toward the latter
part of August I found myself in very
much run-down condition. I suffered
particularly from catarrh of the. atom
ach; aggravated no doubt bv the reanon.
sibilitieg and worriment inuideiit to
the ex(iloittttioa of a great international
i"lu " o i ate aititressed me
-!
" nnrtmkimnuo At nrA-ru a
s "Premonltlona ot death art often
edited at. aaid a Well-known Wash-
Jngtoa newspaper man, "but theris ars
occasionally autbentie Instances arls-
' Almost Vnlvoraally Vaad.
' Tbs tomato has a curious history.
After the revotutlou of Shu Doinlugu,
many French families cams front there
to Philadelphia, whers they Introduced
their favorite pomtue d' amour. Al
thouirh introduced as early as IBM
from Bouth America Into England, It
was looked upon with suspicion, sua
the carnation have also been nroduced ud I would lie awake at niuht thwh.
with some success by chemical means, i"K over,' if I may nse that expression,
Attorney Did you set) the plaintiff j Ten years ago the Idea of Imitating the the affairs of the previous day.
strike the defendant?
Witness Oi did, sor
Attorney And was the assault com
mitted with malice afoiethought?
Witness Ko, sor; it wor committed
wid a mallet behind the ear. Judge.
A Story of the Prairie.
, The Century magazine is about to
print a serial which will have an espe
cial interest to people who are at home
on the prairies. It is called "The
Biography of a Prairie Girl," and the
author is Eleanor Gates, a young
woman who spent her childhood in
Dakota and who thus writes from the
closest personal observation. '
The time of Miss Gates' storv is
about 25 years ago; it is put in the
form of a personal narrative of the
, life of a little girl, and there is hardly
a phase or event of prairie life which
, is not touched upon in these pages
the ulizxard, breaking colts, horse
stealing by Indians, school days on the
frontier, fighting gophers and badgers,
cattle raising and other typical phases
of hardship or pros peril).
It is not a novel, but the same char
acters appear and reappear in the story
with a reality which impresses the I
render with confidence in the truth of
the narrative.
"The Biography of a Prairie Girl"
will begin in the August number of the
Century and it will be illustrated.
strange and penetrating odor of musk I my family, physician said I had
was laughed at, yet now the artificial vous Prostration and recommended
mnsk is a regular article ot commerce. iVSlJ? JtS?!l,fTrw-??"
Sachet powders are again waning U Ohio recomm.-w d.,... ST Z
popularity. After their extraordinary skeptical, I finally yielded to his ad
vogue about fifteen years ago they vice. After using one bottle I was
were almost forgotten, and a second re- much improved and with the fifth
vlval In the demand for them three I hort'ecamo complete recovery, lam
years ago has now passed. JriV. " ' "a vry
A novelty from Paris this year is In- " v.-., . . "
tended to take the place of the old hai i nVTiw'r'nv
sachet bag. It goes by the name of If yon do not derive nmn.nt.rul a.t.
amulet," and consists of a little filigree isfactory results from the DM nf Purii.
box of metal containing a compressed na, write at ones to Dr. Uartman, giv
scented tablet These are made lu a ing a full statement of your case, and
variety of floral odors, and can be dan- he will be pleased to give vou his valu.
gled from a watch chain or chatelaine, able advice tree. ,
carried In the pocket or laid In a closet Address Dr. Hartman, President of
or bureau drawer. The Hartman Sanitarium. Columbua.
Ohio.
taf which raise doubts as to whether lta aoectae nam. "Lycouerslcum," d-
tbers may not.be. after all, soms sort rived from lykoa, "welf,' aud psralkon,
of Indefinable spiritual phenomena la "peachy,", referring to the beautiful
the Incidents. " . but deceptive appearance of Its fruit.
'It may be recalled that a well- Intimates nretty clearly the kind of et-
known chief of division In one of the tlmatlon to which It was held. It Is
departments. In apparent perfect aow, however, all but universally used.
neaun on the last day he auueared it
tne orace, died recently of aooiilexv on I Valea at Waif Scales.
that night I have since learned that a hunter and trapper who has been
21: ! venln Question, shortly be- operating in North Pari this past
lore be retired, a laro-e doa- In lila i.,t. i... .,i, in k miita nf f.mr
household set up such a prolonged aud gray wolves. The stockmen of North
dismal bowling In hla yard that he Prk ars paying a bounty of ISO for
went out, with a revolver, under tht each wolf scaln. The necessity for ex-
supposition that there inlitht be In-1 terminating the animal la erowliii
trudera prowllug about, although the gieater every year, as the loss lo owuers
uvg oowiea ana did not bark. The dog of cattle by their depredations Is seri-
rciuaeo to ston howling upon the an- ous matter, as it is generally estimated
peorance of his master, and followed that each wolf destroys 1300 worth of
him In the -louse, whining and show- rattle during bis life time. Bench and
ina- evidences of distress- lnntrtnv nn IKanire,
io tne oraclal'S face In anch a mxa.
liar manner that the members of the " Waiting for sa Oritft
at toe time thought It exceed- Col. Abraham G ruber entered a res-
ing Strange. The doff muitlnnail t. taurant nmantlv. and. after aaltlnu
follow his master about the house, act-1 ntf an hour to be served, called the
m amngeiy in the manner I have tie- waitar, and inquired how long he bad
acribed. Ou the following morning the oeen thre,
official was found dead in bis room. "Two weeks," was the reply.
"The above Incident la a curious fact '0n' ,nen J",u'r ot mr waiter,
as is aiso ttie following, and while not l"pneu Col. U ruber. "Ws gave our
of startllne irhosriv Intttrnttt las salun. order at least three waeka airo." New
local to Washington, the parties being Yo'k Times.
members of my own family.
"Some time ago my wife'a mother P,"u m Ow'
started on Journey to California. Sev- Hi P"''i" th public complained,
Hftupy Homes of Poos,
Bouts of lbs happiest and most Uhwl
homes where peace, cuuientmuut aud
harmony dwell hv U'wu the a
poor people. No rk'U caipela covurvd tu
floors, no costly patutlui; were ou the
walla, and there were no plauoa, uo
works of art; buhtuert were coutuuted
mluda and uuaelllsh aud devoted lives.
lfiaeh member of the family contributed
as much as possible to the happiness
of alL udeavorlug to compeusate by
kludtteas, aud Intelligence for tht pov
erty of their surroundings, ,
lis Never worked and Never Win.
There is a Kew York farmer who has
lived 70 years and is eonnd as a dollar,
and yet he has never done a stroke of
work since he reached the years of dis
cretion.
Hhata shocking example for the
hired man!
It.does seem, however, as if be ought
to be willing to let them put a lagired
coat and a bad hat on him, and then
seat him on a high seat in the middle
of the cornfield. Cleveland Plain
Dealer. . -
We are not to blame because you have
rheumatism ; but you are if you do not
try Hamlin's Wizard Oil.
Waifs Found In St Patrick's.
In St. Patrick's cathedral there, is
said to be found by the pew cleaners
an average of 25 babies every twelve
month. - These babies have been left
by Catholic parents,, who know that
tbpy will be raised, if they live, in
Catholic homes. Ainslee's Magazine.
Mothers will find Mrs. vTlnslciw's Sooth
ing fjyruo the best remedy to use for their
shiidren during the teething period. .
Room la the Procession,
Clara Dear Isabel, you are at last a
successful artist! ,
Isabel O, Clara, I don't feel mvself
a success. , I've just moved up a little
because a lot of older smugglers have
got tired and quit. Detroit Free Press.
X.adle Can Wear Rboca
One rlz (mailer after using Allen Foot-Pae.
Cure welien feet, bliaieni ami ralluui ixt aod
hot, acb
pack aee t h I K toy mail Addreis Allen H. Olm-
lirijt feet. At aU Oruinrisu, 25e.
! UlEK b7 mail. Add re Allen a
A Lynn firm recently made a shoe la
thirteen minutes.
The oldest general In the French
Army has died, at the age of 85.
It la said that a full-grown bee can
draw twenty times Its own weight It
can fly about five miles an hour, aud it
will seek its food at a distance of four
miles.
Of the thirty-eight Sultans who have
ruled the Ottoman Empire since the
conquest of Constantinople by the
Turks, thirty-four have died violent
deaths. i
Scott Is said to have written "Wav-
erley" in less than six weeks. He wrote
very rapidly, seldom revised, and as a
consequence his novels are full of blun
ders. Inaccuracies and anachronisms.
L Burns committed his poems to mem
ory as he composed them, and when
he sat down to write he had before him
no labor of composition, but only the
task of wrltlngdown what he had al
ready finished. "
Milan has a curiosity In a clock which
is made entirely of bread: The maker
Is a native of India and has devoted
three years of his life to tie construc
tion of thla curiosity. The, clock Is of
good slse and goes well.
The Siamese have an Instrument
which tbey call the ranat, a species of
harraonleoiv with seventeen different
wooden keys, united by cords and rest
ing upon a stand, each strip of wood
giving a different note. The Instru
ment is played with two wooden ham
mers. A French explorer has discovered on
the west coast of Africa what he re
gards as the vainest people on earth.
They are the Pahonlns. a warlike tribe,
whose main employment Is personal
adornment chiefly by means of tattoo
ing. Great ingenuity Is also exhibited
In dressing the hair, which Is arranged
in astonishingly elaborate fashion.
Valuable Timber.
"I think a good deal of that cane.
remarked Senator Lotsome, exhibiting
the walking stick with uardonable
H hat are yon giving me?" asked
senator Sweetner. ;
"It's a fact. There was 150.000 ap
propriated for the improvement of Ann
oi tne rivers in my state last year,
une Snag was pulled out of the river
and Una cane was made from that
snag."
"I suppose It's the odor of that s no-
line vehicle he tied up to alter I bucked
and threw him," whiunied the fabled
stead. Automobile IUagasine. !
Viewing With A'trm,
"Esmeralda," aeied her father with
some sternness, "what was that young
congressman's business here last
night"
,1 ii. , , ...
were mereiy noiumg a caucus,
papa, one replied.
n nr- ne rejoined, glancing at
something that sparkled on one of her
shapely fangers, "and you adopted
ringing tesolution, did you?" Chicago
inoune.
All explained, ,
Mrs. Twickenham fto Mrs. filimson)
Of late we have been having our
meals sent in by the various caterers.
Willie Slimson (to his mother)
Mamma, is that what you meant when
you said that Mrs. Twickingham didn't
know where the next meal was coming
from? Exchange.
Candid,
that lady over there?
I fell in love with her
What do you think
Guarding the President.
"Secretary C'ortelyou and the secret-1
service officials arrange all klnda of I
plans to prevent President Roosevelt
exposing himself la public too much," i
saia a vvnite. House policeman, "but
he knocks all. their plans in the head
of j when they least expect it. When he
lis about to start away on a trip the
A You see
She is Mrs. A.
at first sight,
that?
B I think it would have been better I Wnltt House landau Is always brought
had you taken a second look. Ex. j up to the door, closed.
, : V, "President McKinley generally pre-
f ITJE ''t)r curi so m, Demxunoa ! f erred to ride in a closed vehicle. Presi-
.- " - ' .m,mnniuiMinr.i w, wij- . . ,. ... .. ..
. A.B - , . . - - i .11 I L IUHnu.vl.1, W It, I I H.n If ,h,, .
- . w .ua. n O.J
Sbeumatic pains are the cries of protest
and distreas from tortured muscle, aching
joints and excited nerves. The blood has
been poisoned by the accumulation of
waste matter in the system, and can no
longer supply the pare and health sustain
ing food they require. The whole System
feels the effect of this acid poison ; snd
not until the blood has been purified and
brought back to a healthy condition will
the aches and pains cease.
Mra, Jaaiea K.II, of wr Ninth atrcet, J. R,
Washington, D. C write, as follows! "A few!
ujuu.uB s" a flag ma ei lacjfc of sciatic BUbcaBia
turn ia iu wont form. The
paia wae so intenae that I
became comptetelr proa
trated. The attack waaaa
anuaually severe one, and
mr condition was reg ard
cd aa being very danger.
eai, I waa attended by
one of the most able doe
tore in Washington, who ia
at a member of the fac
ulty of a leading medical
coUeze here. He told mat
to continue hit nancrio-1
tiotuaad I would get well. Afterhaviag ft 6 lied
twelre times without retelling the slightest
.... . uo-imw w continue nis ireatment an1
era! days after her departure an l.w I "molls of the lamp.'
ly colored woman, who had been a I At this Pegasus reverted
slave n.her family, having been raised ,aln lJ n1 nilald m
witn my wife's mother, en Mart ,t h. '"UK".
house. As In similar instances in the
South, there had been a warm attach
ment existing between former mistress
and slave, which had continued th.ron.rh
life. She declared she had beeu 'warn
ed that my wife's mother bad died at
an early hour on that morning ou the
train. When asked whether she had
received a telegram to that effect aha
replied that she had not, but that at
the hour in question she bad been
awakened by the ringing of the front
door belt In responding; to the call
she had found no one on the steps lu
each Instance, the bell having been
pulled three successive times. Her
nouse, ry the way, was ou a down
town street, and waa recently raged
to make room for a business structure.
"At about 10 o'clock on the morning
of the day when the former slave hud
communicated the intelligence of my
wife's mother's death we received a
telgram from the officials of the rail
road, dated from a far Western State.
announcing her sudden death at about
tue hour when the colored companion
of her early childhood had heard the
pulls at the bell Had the bell been
rung during the ordinary hours of the
day we would have attached no Impor
tance to tne former slave a positive as
sertion of a spiritual visitation from
the deceased lady, but as It waa at
about 3 o'clock In the morning the In
cident has ever beeu one of more than
usual interest lu our family. If the
pulls at the bell were not supernatural,
tney were assuredly a strange coinci
dence." Washington Star.
to his
horse
ft . Vv
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 & $3-53 SHOES
W. Ij. DohiIhs slities are the stun.
dard of the world. This is the reason
W. I Douglas mnkes and sells tiiore
men's rt.tx) and ;i.r,0 shoes than an
other two mnnufneturera,
W. I. DOUGLAS S4 SHOES
.... CANNOT Bl tXCILLKO.
lumm wssu Ji.3io.oo8
8 Immorm m4 iliwfnw Mfftsre, Meyf't
Cttlr. tmmrt, w Calf, Cmlf. tin 1,4, cma
Owl, . gaoterss. Vast Color Hyalvte bsmI.
Caution I rh avautns W I, ttOUOt.as'
Haass ly Jjr. trim. Iilut, I whiKy imT
TO R-ipeol WfrMasi Kuffra.
Oolurdt puUtkiau re (iuimv
turiug plans to repeal thu conaiit','!'
i mwvl iwMiiiig to etnijil
- w i.K.v at'HKHlll of
m.tft ' t1 ll A K.ftuu.,,... ......
VM7VM I.V M,W 7,1,.IJL 11111 K B u . t
ln la both parties and will undui!' k.'
ly pas It put to a rott of th. pJJJJ
II.,
hi,t
JOHN POOLH. PORTLAND, O10r
PeH ol Marrlswa tirest.' vt"
Can stva ynu the (Mat rartalna t. .,,,
lid rnelnss, Atii.tn.Ht., Cm,. , ,i"
l Maolllll.rr. Ht Hawing .iSi?..
a
molallr. Sea us haiura hu.i... "f
BISHOP SCOTT ACADEMY
'raiUauit, Ursson. yuuaded
A Kerns Schsal
KilltarijSjniisJ Tnlsl-s,
Wilt fat lllustrattd ristatogaa,
ARTHUR C. NUVVILL. Prlnclpsi
HOITT'S SCHOOL
I'arantaAaatrin Some tnfluenoae, Iwauiifm
irmun.lliias. MtlScil elliuata. nr.l,.i
Islnn. and thnnnigh mental, moral and
Iral iralnlnf lor llwlr hoys, will And u r'i
nHiulnnaenillullv Bial at Hullfaanhik u.
faik, Man UataoOuMBty, Vat. .-
wand lot i aiaioguo,
IWolt rs" tMSttia llth,
IMA U. Uoll f. I'd. o., rriaelasl.
RE HEW FEISICI UXl
Antily to Watsas BuarT.RU,
Artoassv, WasMtaeroit, I). U.
mm
Hurvlvars f Istllsii trrs or WI4b
Mr Mrfinl art of ooHcnsM ytu htxmtt
tut fti'iitit'MtcMit A iUlrMH T, W, 'riilmtMitfsj. Wwtb.
Old Indian War Pensions
Con areas has hut iae4 a law vrntf..i.
tlons to the iimrnre anil to the wlduwi alas.
eesMd soldiers o( IM omgim, Waalilngti a aud
t aliiortila Indian waraot mil lo um. ruu t-
tnrtnailon will m mm f nvmeton 4 wtla.n
No. Tjt Karenieomh St net. rtaaiitiet,.n i .'
or Hianch onioa No, ii rarniu UuliiUua. aai!
rrauelaw., tL raaa limited hj law.
i Volcanic Iluat.
The Barbadoes Agricultural Kt'Dorter
has sent to this otlice a specimen of the
volcanic dust which fell on that Inland
on May T, 8 aud 8. "Borne from St.
Vincent," it says, "In the upper strata
of -the air, and there suspended, this
stuff obscured, the suullght, and pro
duced the phenomenon of (darknesa. In
color and consistency It resembles Port
land cement." It quotes the followlna
description of the dust byiW. G. Free
man of the local depart nMt of agricul
ture: . i :
"From the calculate results of a
series of observation ''made In 8trath
clyde on the fall pfvoleanic 'ash,' it
would seem tbat,,at a low estimate,
about thirteen ounces fell per square
foot between the hours of fi p. m. on
Wednesday and 5 a. m. on Thursday.
Thla, perhaps, may not appear a large
amount; but look at it from another
point of. view. Thirteen ounces per
square foot means 117 ounce per
square yard, or, te express it In famil
iar terms in an agricultural community,
no less than 16.2 tons per acre.
"teaving for the while minor units,
JNtgetabie Pre parationfof As
similating UteroodandRcfiuia-bxigilviSbuvidisafilBmbQi
Promotes Dig?sti(mtorfur
nessand Rest.Contains nellhrr
Cjpttim.Morphine noruncraL
lSOTMARCOTkC,
aV.JhaM
laWafp'fJawI raVMaV
Aperffe! Remedy forConsup
non.SourStoavvih.DiatThoea Worms .Convulsions .Fevf nstv-
nrss and Los9 or Sleep.
Vac Sural Stgnalur of
NEW YORK.
eML
Tor Infants nd ChlHren.
The Kind You Havo
Always Bough!
Bears tlio
Signature
of
aT Al II
1
f VySmmlJJ "die. . ntm arni
L "ir3rs ' 1 nmm h rvuw. anus.
I J r' n iu and 'Mablni
V, Tin t- "' ' enlli.ir
DH. C. GEE W3
HOMB
TREATMUNT
Am u I tejiMd
rnl trrtsM h tmrj
Vt taf.-
trie ih lu) (wiutiirjf, lltrtiuwli Iti tmttt hu
sr UtlfsaX Mrtisv.il) hm rniiinU tVaptaHr Utitnr
ih9 Jlttm of vrr tan Uiff-rtti rfrntaM, ttriirft
t u,tKvfuttr m-wmi in i'(sfwcti iiw(K.
ffufnt u rtym nuMrh, vniinitt, ium,
inruai. r.wujns4ittit ufv irtmn h.
(vr, kut ri-ff.i liMliHtitlmli trf tM(iftusa
Uls. t Dsmf iKtrtri, i aVii tn4 him
I'MtMttU tt i CHir Writ Af btsMlHi atuJ
ritvutnrs, tria twnu fn wittwiiMk i'tjMts
Tauo.s h im AirUHtAi
THE 8. ttt 19 CKiRESE KEOICIIE C3.
U'4 Tkw St., a,tlaa,
w atsnuan aaawr.
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EXACT COPY OT WWASwCR.
" In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
eeley
aa M"1
, Hfcohof,
'Tobacco
, Using jp
420
rmiafB
aw
. IMias aa TVrt
vast km Vrcf l
bin, ftaC
taiO(tsjes
Wt MUiiraintaa ku h-lfi
Cripples,
I r .' Ham! Ui4im, HiMi.irf.'lihuA
,,v'l wakiiif niti,i.l iiaitx.
arsres, dmrnitir aniMwaitui aim! all kluils .'tin-
l' MIIJI. Il S.MKIA, tMMl nilM. WrIM
iw awl ws'U show run lauwi a(uliam totymtt
W Alaannuaa Artificial IJaaft 6.
KlaWMhiuiiMW, liiii amxiadSi.
foriiaM, Orepm,
r. . d.
, Sl-I9t,
as sasdvarttMra vlease I
tttla laaiwik . I
i such as acres, we find that 10.240 tons
of volcanic 'ash were rained onto ever
quare mile of this Island during the
last twelve hours nf darlrno U,,nr.n.
n . - " v. WVWW
longer, lunni Hesrdor s. s.s.iswift'sspedie) . mg tne fiu to Bave been approximately
recommended for Bhrumoti.m I A-IA-A Vi . . .. . . iiuiuij
nnai in Aanth , i. i , ,
in aespsir However, to give ttie medicine a trial, "i"" iut wuoie laianu,
andafterl bad taken a few bottles I waa able te . the almost incredible amount Of l.OItO.-
hobble aronnd on crutchea, and eery soon there- om . . . . ,.. . . v"v'
after bad no ue for then? .t . 11 e7iT oiO tons of solid matter was added to
hswinaf
Hard Work. .'I
Freddy Did you hear that Beggy is
working? ' t ,.
Cholly Paw Jove; it can't bel '
; Freddy Yes; he's rolling his own
cigarettes. Chicago Newe. '
Hair Splits
"I have used Ayer Hair Vigor
for thirty years. It ia elegant for
bair dressing and for keeping the
hair from splitting at the enda."
J. A. Gruenenfelder, Crantfork, III.
v- Hair-splitting splits
friendships. If the hair
splitting is done on your
own head, it loses friends
for you, for every hair of
your head is a friend.
Aver's Hair Vteor in
advance will prevent the
splitting. If the splitting
has begun, it will stop it.
s Settle, all Sraitlds. ,
on a nne, clear flay, and everv tlm
he walks out on the portico and sees
the landau closed he gives orders to
have it openec He waits until that
Is done, and then gets In and rides
down the avenue or wherever be I go-
, ing, witnout any oDstruction whatever
j to his view. He outwits the detectives
often by getting away for walks or
drives witnout tbelr being any the
wiser or without their being able to
follow him.
"He doesn't tell anybody that he Is
going out," said the policeman, ac
ewrdlng to the Washington Star, "and
theflrst the secret-service man around
the White House knows Is when be
sees the President swinging off down i
the walk ou his way out of tha
grounds.
tiSf si
eared me eonnd and well
sains have, left tne. tuv sttntit 1. ,...,..
VAuum ""PP' to b " '"tored to perfect
tae srreat vegetable
purifier aod tonic, is
the ideal remedy in all
rheumatic troubles.
There are no oniatea 01
minerals in it to disturb the digestion and
1 1 . . , 1 -.
4cau luruiuuui nauiu.
We have prepared a special book on
Rheumatism which every sufferer from
this painful disease should read. It is the
most complete and interesting book of
the kind in existence. It will be sent fres
to any one desiring it. Write our physi
cians fully and freely about yonr case. Wc
snake no cbarge for medical advice.
1 H( SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA, 84,
Tncurabtea.
Mr. Clipper-Green I'm going to rent
a bed in a private hospital.
Sflss Daisy Sutter Why so7 '
L started to learn golf three days
ago anu rve already crippled six caddies."
Ir your drnirglst esnnnt supple
rill rp
send ua one ti- ilnr and wo will arpreas
rou a bottle, lie sure and lv t.h ni,.
of your neareet ax pram ottlua. a tldi ass.
v. AX ILlt LO., Lowell, Mass.
""nTTr-sawanfaassase llllllallwlalM
Fireproof Trains In London. '
All the new trains on the Central
London Hallway are to he of fireproof
construct ion, sieel and asbestos being
largely used. Other precautions for
the safety of passengers are being tak
en. ' '"
Danes Take o Mormon (am.
Statistics show that one out of every
twenty two Danish emigrants to the
United States becomes a Mormon.
Mtchell Wagon. .
" -m&Zc5x9
'V,
Dost on Earth
BecanH It Is made of the best matxrlal nosntble
to buy. 'I'he mttiiursturers tsoliiuly pay 34
to W per cent: above the niarkH irlce of bent
frrads of wwn timber for tbe prlvlli.ge of oil
ing over and sltlmmliiK on the crMim of ths
wskoh stock, which Iscarrlcd for n to S ywirs be
re maklna up. which means an investment la
wood Wock of ni'ttrly one million dollars.
AtlTCHKI.lv W'saons are iinuriaMd for
quullly, proportion, Uulsh, strengtu and llaht
rnoitliiK.
Whytftke chances on sny othftr?
Why not get the bent? A MITUHBLI.
MHehml, Lawlm A Stmvmr Oo.
Portland. beattle. eixikana Balsa.
Afenu Kverywuers.
Barbadoes
Tribune.
last night." New Vork
Depew' Explanation Felled.
About a month ago a, constituent of
Senator Depew came to him to seek
hi Influence in gettlug an ofilee. i
"Tou write a letter telling wnat yea
want and I will forward It with my In
dorsement,"' said the Senator when b
had beard the man's story.
Yesterday the matt met the Senator
in the capital lobby.?
"You remember telling me to writ
you a letter," be said. ,
v, yes, was air. tsepews reply, a
be cordially grasped bis visitor by the
Hand. "Let me see. ' Yon sent me the
letter, didn't yon, and if I remember
rightly, I Indorsed It strongly.'", -
"No," said the man, "I never wrote
the letter. I've been sick." Washing
ton Port.
John Jacob Aator'a Heavy Loss.
The original John Jacob Astor wa
once : asked what was the largest
mount 01 money ne ever made in a
Ingle transaction. He declined to an
swer the question, but volunteered to
tell tbs largest sum that be failed to
make. H related how he, De Witt
Clinton and Gov. Morris bad planned
to buy Louisiana from France and sell
It again to the United Htates govern
ment, retaining the public domain aud
charging 2 per cent commission. They
changed tbelr minds, and, Mr. Astor
said, he lost 30.000v000 by falling to
go into tne deal. f
A girl I not the real tbing unless she
has a bean out of town.
He thinks he lives, but he's a dead ,
one. No person is really alive whose
liver Is dead. During the winter
most people spend nearly all their' time
in warm, stuffy houses or offices or
workshops. Many don't pet as much
n,v exercise as they ought, and everybody .
iAfK know that people gain weight in
J HiV -" A - at al . . . . ',
as a. rule it is not sound
but means a lot of flaMw fit
USeleSS. rOttinty fmtto. cf av'nrr In
t-.J. i 7.-0 a
uic ooay wnen it ought to have, been '
driven out. But the liver was over
burdened, deadened stopped uork. There
you are, with a dead liver, and right now is
r ti r-f sLurrec"on wake up the deadi
T u j li . 01 7our system, and get
in a gent!
v-alls of th
cat sprino
treatment and see how nuirlrU trM vtrtfl Urn
V- TV aVAas sV y
J
.4 f. . . s-t.t . . Y " n out 0!
is tioZnZVX fi6"010' Y' free from bile. Force
is to give new strength To trie muscular S l'FruY' and the right plan
life aSd wiS ffiffi boweIS?nd stir up the liver to new
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