SISTERS OF CHARITY
Use Pc-ru-na for Coughs, Colds, Grip and Ca
tarrhA Congressman's Letter.
THRf K TRAPS.
I
Id every country of the civilixed
world Bistort oi Charity ere known.
Not only do they minister to the spir
itual and Intellectual needs of the
charges committed to their care, bat
they also minister to their bodily
Dfeds.
With so many children to take care
of and to protect from climate and die
ease, these wise and prudent Sisters
have found Peruna never failing
safeguard.
Dr Hartman receives many letters
from Catholic Sisters from all over the
United States. A recommend recently
received from a Catholic institution in
Detroit, Mich., reads as follows:
Dr.'S. B. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio:
IXsar Sin I ne young jnn woo uscu L,.. ,
Us, and losa of voice. The result of
the treatment was most satisfactory.
She found treat relief, and after
further use a the medicine we hope
to be able to say she is entirely cured."
Sisters of Charity.
The young girl was nnder the care of
the Sister of Charity and need Peruna
for catarrh of the throat with good re
sults, as the above letter testifies.
Send to The Pel una Medicine Co.,
Columbus, Ohio, for a free book written
(fa
by Dr. Hartmft.ii.
The following letter Is from Con
crewman Meektson, of Napoleon. Ohio
The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus,
Ohio:
Gentlemen: "I
hare need several
bottles of Peru a
and feel greatly
benefitted thereby y j
from my catarrh of jfM
tue neati, ana ittt f -
encouraged to be-? , fSL J
lieve that its con-TaJinJ'
tinned use will ful- K""1 ..
ly eradicate a disease of thirty years'
standing." David Meeklson,
Dr. Uartman, one of the best known
Dhvsicians and surgeons in the Vnited
tbe tirst man to lormutaio
Peruna. It was through his genius
and perseverance that it was intro
duced to the medical profession of this
country.
If you do not derive prompt and sat
isfactory results from the use of Peru
na. write at once to Dr. Hartman, giv
ing a full statement of your case, and
he will be pleased to ghe you bis val
uable advice gratis.
Address Dr. Uartman, President of
the Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, 0.
vrjiLNrvsiiisi
Hew t Wake aad t enaTU, aad
Home Other Trait
Hero are .dlrvctloii fr making some
of the more slmplv di-dflle aud other
traits:
One of the host ana most eerie m
deadfalls for bear and other large aut-
mala Is made as (tt
.tows: Select eoroe
ravorue uaum oi "
animal and con
struct there a pen of
Itirge stakes. These
t...,.i.t s.,nlar rtf
f' ; J . '! .i irons, or of
rWTJ &vv tj, i.,i,t. itroDt
KM"iSW i;r,:hi. about
a bkar trap, three Inches In di
ameter, aud should be of such length as
to reach a height of four or Ova reel
when set In tlio ground. The width of
the pen should be about three feet, Its
depth about four feet, and It should be
roofed over with cross pieces of timber
to prevent the bait from being tnkeu
from above. A straight log. about eight
Inches In diameter and six feet iu
length, should now be rolled against
the opening of the pen and hemmed In
by two upright posts, one on each side,
directly In line with the sides of the
pen.
In order to understand perfectly the
arrangement of the rest of the trap,
we will give a rough drawing of It, with
the pieces In place as they should ap
pear when set. Prlve a post (A), at the
upper end of which you have cut a
notch, with Its flat surface down. Into
the ground at the left-hand back corner
of the pen, leaving three feet above we
trap for aecuriiig small animals attv.
It It simply a Ion iur box about
two to two and a half feet In length
and about nine or ten Inches square,
aeh and annulled with a heavy ltd
working on two hinges. To each of
these lids la fastened a slight atrip of
wood so long that when the lids are
opened level with the bo the sticks
will nearly meet over the top. In the
middle of the bo on the top, nt the
point where the two sticks come togeth
er, bore a small hole a third of an lush
In diameter. Tie to the end t ewcti
atrltt f wuod a cotinle of Inchvt of
string Vlth a large knot at the id.
The sWthod of setting this trap is
simply t? vi' the lids until the atrip
of wood are parallel with the top of the
pox: drop m "Knotted vims oi m
strings through thxhole and secure
them there by lightly plugging the note
from tbe Inside with a Vk, to which
a piece of bait Is attached. "Xbeu the
bait Is sclaed the stick Is at onnuJooa
ened and withdrawn .from the honyje
leaslng the strlngt aud allowing bifHv
lids to fall shut at once. On the outside
of each end of the bottom boards should
be fastened a tin catch. This Is simply
a piece of tin some two luches In length.
One eud Is bent out at a sharp ngli
and the other fastened to tbe box. so
that when the lids fall the bent end
will snap over and securely hold them
shut. I W. Browncll, In Moutreal
Star.
FACTS CONCERNING SLEEP.
, Vhat It Costs.
"Do yon find yon automobile very
expensive? "
"Ob, on an avvarge 50 chickens, 10
dogs a few ducks and three children run
over every year." "
For fortv year's Piso's Care for Con
sumption has" cured coughs and colds. At
druggists. Price 25 can ta.
Is s Minute.
Kodd Well, I wish I knew how to
pass away a fw hours' time.
Todd Why, 1 thought yoa were with
your wife just now.
Todd I was. I left her in a restau
rant looking over a bill of fare."
Mothers will Boa An. tTlnslov's 8ootb
tnr Syrup the best remedy to use tor their
thiidien during tbe teething period.
A Marital Coalessioa.
Officer's Wife (fondly) Do you re
member, John, bow yon Deed of an
evening to hold my hand 'my sweet
little roseleaf yoa need to call it, 30a
funny boy for hours and boors? How
silly, silly my old boy used tq be!"
Old Boy (grumpily) Nonsense, Jane,
don't be stupid! I wss always- practi
cal and business-like, I did that just
to keep yoa from the piano!
Tbe Morning After.
"If truth is found at tbe bottom of a
well," be reuia ked, thoughtfully, "re
morse may be raid to be located at the
bottom of a glass."
For Christmas.
Do you want something particularly
nice for your Christmas dinner? If
von do, ask your dealer to send you a
can of Monooole Asparagus tbe fineit
and daintiest dish ever set before sn
American kine. The label Itself is
magnificently embossed in bine and
sold, in fact, is a work of real art.
But the contents of the can are fully
In keeping with tbe label. You'll
thank us for calling your attention to
it if you once begin to purchase Mono
pole groceries.
Most dealers handle Monopole goods
and if yours doesn't be knows where to
get them. We will thank yoa u yoa
insist upon bis doing so.
Wadbams A Kerr Bros., packers,
Portland, Ore. .
The Savage Breast-
"Her music is said to be quit stirr
ing." w
''It is; tbe nvighbora are always
stirred np over it."
geping
canoes
S!
Vol
A thin; vapory 8molce,lazUy ascending
from its crater may be the only visible sign
of life in the sleeping volcano, but within
is a raging; sea of fire, molten rock and sul-
Shurous gases Those who make their
omes in the peaceful valleys below know
the danger and, though frequently warned
by tbe rumblings and quakings, these
signs of impending eruption go unheeded.
They are living in fancied security when the giant awake with deafening
roars and they are lost beneath a downpour of heated rock and scalding ashes.
Thousands of blood poison sufferers sre living upon a sleeping volcano
and are taking desperate chances, for tinder the Mercury and Potash treat-
stent the external symptoms of the
disease disappear, aud the deluded
victim is happy in the belief of a
complete cure, but the fires of conta
gion have only been smothered in the
system, and as sooa as these min
erals are left off will blaze up again.
Occasional sores breait- out in the
mouth, a red rash appears on the body,
and these warning symptoms, if not
heeded, are soon followed by fearful
eruptions, sores, copper colored
splotches, swollen glands, loss of hair '
and other sickening symptoms.
Mercury and Potash not only fail
to cure blood poison, but cause Mer
curial Rheumatism, necrosis of tbe
bones, offensive ulcers and inflamma
tion of the Stomach and Bowels,
Bowline- Green, Xr-
Uarca 34, 1003.
Oentleaea: Tt ever four jrsars Z
Suffarad eratly from a sevese ease
of eoataeious blood poisoa. Z want
to Hot Sprints, stayinc thare four
months at bis expense. X then sen
suited physicians, whs prescribed
Xarenry. Nothing- did me any good,
in feet, the treatment proved more
harmful than beneficial. I mentioned
my ease to a friend, who told me that
8. B. 8. had certainly eared him. I at
once commenced ite wsa, and la sis
months cotUd find no trace of the dla
iim whatever. This was about two
years aeo. I continued 8. 8. 8. for
some time to make sure of a perma
nent euro, and I can truthfully aay Z
am entirely well.
D. M. BAWDIES.
The use of S. S. S. is never followed by any bad results. It cures
without the slightest injury to the system. We offer $.1,000.00 for proof
... . that it contains a mineral of any de-
. . S. S. is an antidote for
' poison, and tbe only
"ot cute known. It
He virus and puri----d
and build
which
. treat
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no. 2. sticks roa riount yoca taxr.
ground. Another post having a
notch near the top, with Its flat sur
face uppermost, should be driven Into
the ground at the outside rtgbt-haud
side of the pen. and on a Hue with the
first. A third post (C), with a notch at
Its upper end, should be planted outside
the pen ou tbe rlgbt-baud side, and In
a Hue with the front. Now get a forked
branch about three feet In length, and
fasten a square board acrosa .ts end.
At the Juncture of the forks bore an
auger-hole. This Is the treadle (O). In
to tbe auger-bole Insert a still stick
about three feet In length (II). Net,
procure two poles U and E), and you
are ready to set the trap.
Pasa tbe pole (U) between the stakes
of tbe pen, laying one end In the notch
of tbe post (A) and holding the other
beneath the notch of the post (B. The
second pole (K) should then be adjust
ed, one end belug placed In the notch
pole (C) and the other caught beueath
the projecting end of the pole (I). The
deadfall, which should consist of a log
some fifteen or twenty feet In length.
should now be placed Iu position across
the front of the pen, one end re- Ing ou
the ground and the other elevated aud
resting on the projecting end of the Inst
pole adjusted (E. The treadle should
next be placed In position over a short
stick of wood (K), and the upright stick
at the bac secured beueath the edge
of the latcb pole (D). Tbe deadfall
should then be sufficiently weighted by
placing heavy logs against Its elevated
eud; and. having this, tt. trap ts
set. - ,
Tbe best belt Is boney, which f 11
can resist, and this should hi - ced
on the ground at tbe back of the In
closure or smeared 00 a piece of meat
hung at the end of tbe pen.;
This Is the most effective deadfall for
bears, because the animal. In seeking
the tempting feast of bony, passes be
neath the suspended log, end, resting
bis heavy front paws on the treadle,
pushes up the upright, th.is forcing tbf
latcb-plece from the notch, and releas
ing the heavy log. which,,!' sufficiently
weighted, will fall on bis back with
enough force to kill him. ' .
This Is one of tbe oldest as well as
most useful of all tbe traps which can
be made. It Is Ingenious, easy to make
(consisting of but three sticks), and twsy
to set. It possesses tbe added a (Iran
tage that It can be used In a variety
of ways, from tne supporting or a
bcavy deadfall to a light box for catch
Ing small game alive. I am giving two
Illustrations, one of a trap set and sup
porting a heavy stone as a deadfall for
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no. 3. deacvaix or nouur-rous tbai.
large animals, and another of tbe three
sticks used In setting It
These stlcss, or coarse, are or no
regulation size, but should vary accord
ing to tbe size of tbe trap yoa wish to
set; they should si) be square, however,
and from a bair inctj to so inch In thickness.'
For animals tbe size of a rabbit the
following dimensions will snswer: The
bait stick (A) should be about nine or
ten Inches In length, one end pointed,
and the other" famished with a notch
as Indicated. The upright (B) should
be a little shorter; one end beveled and
tbe other square. About three or four
Inches from tbe square end, and on the
side neit to tbat beveled, a quare notch
should be cut, one-third of sn Inch deep
and Just wide enough to relieve the
bait stick (A) without holding It fast.
The third stick (C) should be seven or
eight Inches in length and have one
end whittled to a bevel, tbe other being
notched as shown In tbe cat.
To set the trap, place the upright
stick (B) with Its pointed end upward.
Rest tbe notch of the slanting stick
f ') on the summit of the upright,
placing tbe atone or box, or whatever
you may choose to use for the trap, on
Its end. Now by hooking tbe bait stick
(A) on the beveled end of the slanting
stick, and fitting It.listo the square
notch of tbe uprluM,. the whole will
catch and bold lielf fn position until
the bait Stick Is (disturbed. The bait
should be placed P the sharpened end
of this stick, ai U always project be
neath tbe trap,
Kvca a
Midday Nap la Hotter than
the Noon MenU
The scholar aud professional man.
hiea the amloua housewife. Is apt to
carry bla cares to bed, and Insomnia
becomes a curse. Men and women who
are busied In eettlug and galulug, tne
merchant, the banker, all aliko, nil to
secure that seir-coutroi
nunin iha mind as well asleep as
awake.
Normal aleeo ahould be purely a phy
slologlcal repose similar- to tbe rest of
animals, who bo to sleep with the
darkness aud awake with the light.
Borne oue has said that sleep Is ltke
huuger and thirst, representing a dl
mlnutlon of energy throughout the en
tire body, t hardly think this can be
true, but In my Judgment sleep rather
suKKeets the dliutuutlon of tbe energy
of the brain, and he Is a wise man whe
takes the hlut when brain fog sets lu
of an evening aud goes comfortably
and properly to bed.
Of course It goes without saying
that night Is not tbe only time ror
sleep. Men and women who are busy
could steal Just a few minutes before
or after tbe noonday luncheon to catch
a little nan, and. Indued, t am nearly
sure that tbe noonday nap la worth far
more than the noonday meat for the
digestive processes are surely hinder
ed during the periods of mental activ
ity, snd It Is the exceptional person
In this busy world of ours who Is not
called upon to use all bla brain and
brawn to make a living. It has becu
my habit to advise mothers to steal s
while away from every "cumbering
care," and even If sleep falls to be
wooed to take about twenty minutes
every day In absolute peace and quiet
ness, diverting the mind from all anx
ieties and relaxing alt the muscles. A
habit of this kind la eeelty acquired,
and we might bare fewer neurasthenic
women whose nerve make life hideous
to tbelr families. If a word like this,
spoken from considerable experience.
-were heeded.-Pllgrtm.
Dr. Aiianut Koenlg'a iTamburf
Breast Tea," write Mr. F. Batsch, of
Horleon, Wis., "enabled me to get rid
f an obstinate cough ; feel very
rUittil to the discoverer of this medicine."
Blameless.
Amateur When I atand on the
ttsge 1 me nothing, and 1 am conscloni
at nothing but the role I am playing,
rbe audinnce disappears entirely.
Friend-Well, I cun't blame the au
dience much for disappearing.
I -
The Kind of Seeds That Yield.
Like everything els, tlmte are good
testis and bad seeds. Heeds that grow
and seed that don't grow seeds that
yield and seeds that don't yield, aud
little thought given now to the I
Hon of the iced you'll nrd. will I
found time well axmt, though realised
much better at the harvett If yoa select
the world-tamed Kerry's Hee.lt the
kind that slway yield. For nearly
half a century Kotry'i Heeds have been
known and sown wherever goml erops
fa grown, until farmer and gardener
alit-viisve learned to depend opu their
oi)diHil reliable growing snd yield
ing iiuntklea. rear after year, to the
vxclusiou olU others.
I'nforliinnti'W the seed business
rents to sfforilx nieans for many tin-ct-rupulous
MHple, )io aim to blind
the unwary to qimUty,- ihroogh little
ness of pries and boaKtfuKrlaltua; who
lu reality hsve nothing to Kpawiitlste
their claims, no reputation a stake,
no !sl record as proof. II Is lir to
pay a little more for the seed anA !
snared ol a groat deal more at tmt
harvest bv sowing rerry's heeds. Ite
1D03 rood Annual, which is sent tree,
postpaid, will be lonnd unusually In
teresting and Instnctlve. Write tor It
today. Address I). M. Ferry & Co.,
Detroit, Mich.
The Breakfast Food Family.
John Sprstt will est no fat.
Nor will be touch the lean.
Be scorns to est of any meat;
Je lives upon Koodlns.
But Mrs. Sprstt will none of that;
Koodlne she cannot eat
Her special wiah la for s dish
Of Expurgated Wheat.
To William ftpratt tbst food Is Bst
On which his muter dutee.
Ills fsvortte feed his special need
Is Eata Heaps Oats.
Bat sister I.U can't see how Will
Csn touch such tasteless fond.
As breakfast fare It can't eooipkre,
Bhs ssys, with Bhmlded Wood.
Now. none of these I-enmler please;
He feeds upon Bath Mitts.
While slater Jan improves her brain
- With Cero-Grapo-Urltt.
Lyenrgus votes for Father's Oats;
Proggine sppesls to Msyf
The Junior John subsists upon
L'needs Bsyls Hay.
Corrected Wheat for little Fete;
Flaked fine for Dot; while "Bub,"
The Infant Sprstt, Is wsxlng fat
On Bsttte Creek Near-Orub.
Chicago Tribune.
An Old Enemy.
Persons who rise In the world sre not
always as frank about tbelr former
place In life as good sense and humor
might lead them to be. Dean Hole, In
bis book of reminiscences, "Now and
Then," tells a little story of one whose
hnmor did not desert him In time of
prosperity.
A footman wbo bad begun life as a
doctor's boy grew Interested In the
study of medicine, snd spent bis leisure
hours reading medical books. He came
to the United States, worked hard as a
student and as a physician for many
years, snd attained a large practice.
After some years of absence he re
turned to England. Seatrd one day at
luncheon with those w-hom be had for
merly served, he suddenly astonished
the compsny by, holding up the mus
tard pot and addressing It with, "Ilast
thott found me, O, mine enemy V
Afterward be explained that the only
reproof be had Incurred from the lady
wbo was then at tbe head of tbe tabl.i
was evoked by tbe neglected condition
of the mustard pot. .
Instead of His Throat.
Saarpe-Htm, lie has a correct ear
for music. ' ' ,
Whealtoo Well, that might do him
some good If he sung through his ear
Words Celestials Don't Know.
There Is no word In the Chinese lan
guage that conveys an Intimation ol
what we terra public spirit, nor It
mere a aynonrm for patriotism.
When a man and tils wife hove f;'
nled "betnselve tbat their diiuiitei
may enjoy an extended vlalt In sunn
other town, she often rewards tlieiti
spending her first evnulng aflcr Mh
tetania relating bow site bated to conn
I Coughed
ri t i
t it'tra f " 'i
n( j.liatiu' Vv iM'"1.
ret Wa.-Tiht.vv. ! ' "
,-e M
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1
1 wait a moat sKiMMM-a eoush ki
for many ytara. It deprived n j
of sleep and I grew very thi-v I
then tried Ayerra Cherry f aetofal,
nd waa quickly caw' . B
K. N. Mann, Fell Mills, Tena.
OB .
?ivtv veirs of curci
and such testimony as the
thnva have taucht US What
Aycr's Cherry Pectoral
will do. . ,
We know It's the great
est cough remedy ever
made. And you will say
so, too, after you try It.
There's curelncvcrydrop.
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iiVl"ih.a et lake l,a afc
II with Mm. -
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Victoria Prutw'vt
the tittle nrlMileNstM4 !
msi hw el'Sliii, tut mini ',
ttoiis.te. A plvaatue t w i '
It? llioam sof 1 u 1 1 . at
Anion tMml. Fttitir.!
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ta.t Wll.-r Hi mi Uivy ,u n.. 11 g 3
Sflvesatfi tinkil'S t'l.wdut nnllmi
Hmaam MONOIH)!
Hie maarni i. tiy ate
. -ami iU hiiIkm itmm it
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itlrr, uttirtiln,,
trntrmit i,, f
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itlaii'l, t'rttg a $
yi a-lkutiia k,rr
1 I'tMllait-l, t'ttvg s
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having
Coaaervatloa of Gnergy.
"rt'hsl was your Idea in
Bert ha learn tyt)c rltlllgT,,
"Well, she was slways dramming
with her fingers, and I thought alia
might as well do 11 to soma purpose,"
TUB PtKriXT" LAMP.
Astronomy Before Christ.
About 600 B. O. Anexagores of Imtla
waa born. When he "grew op In wis
dom." be waa tha first to toach the
vm and cause of both solar ami
ImiavttoiipMa and to give his follower
rules Hereby they could distinguish
planet Irtj Bind stars. 11 waa pun
ished fur K.lring tbat tha sun was
not a God. X
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tii-tl,ttiilt. Twi tm,n,
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I'atlflc Coast
llfawult Co.
PwtaMd, Ofe.
Stewart A Orant, Portlaad, Or., Placing a
Wonderful Lamp ea the Market.
The "Perfected. Matcli-Llgbb
lanii silver! it etl in our column tUy
bv the Stewart S. Uranl Lighting Co.,
of Portland, Oregon, are well woitb the
attention ol al houteholtlera and store
keepers. The Inventurs, having bad
year of experience In using, selling
ami repairing all standard makes 01
gasoline lamp, hsve carefully designed
this "Fsifected" lamp, so that tbe de
lects of other lamp have been avoided
ami many Important Improvement
sttb.-tituted. Kvertirody InUtmated
should read to Ktewart A tirant
Lighting Co., 43 Third street,
Portland, Oregon, for plt-tttree and full
dearrlption of this new" Perfected 'lamp,
r-ates agent are wanted In every city
and tou in tlte United State.
Canadian HolMajs.
Csnaila has the most holidays of any
British colony. Imlading Htinlaya,
Canadian have ninety-five holiday
yearly.
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
Genuine
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
ftflust Bear tlgnatura of
See Fec-aills Wraps Datow,
Terr sauli aa4 at, oaay
I take aaaav
CARTERS
la a sWM
ltjwrwr
rot iuoacml
r DISIHUS
roa BiuousaEtt.
FOB TORPID LIVEt.
FOB COMSTIPATIOI.
FOB SALLOW SUB.
FOB niCCOMPLUlQB
nam imotim nw. 1
OURESICIC HCAOACHC.
WEATHERVISE
IS THE MAN WHO WEAK
,S2ffi1Y.ATtt?!00F
V&TmVOlLtD CLOTHING
K:A reputation axtertdlrtd ov2
NVfVA lxty-lx year oAd ota-
.n)0 ffuarantaa ore bftck of
anf ftftrmar bertnd the
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There art v4rr Imitation.
Be sura of the nan
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I uiilk on ui Duiion.
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rtolanl ptir.ln or tl 11 polomi, ! flaiiearim, Tlie
Dow., aviirr Hr. yuu ra tics, or will aa. Knap 7ntf
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20 MILLION BOTTLES
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PAIN
Striking Shatlartty.
It tt' t. - I - m . Ilk. 1 1 n.
Ilenedit t Jleaaus she never (alia to
get Iter man In the end.
Jisriilfy No; Imauia the reveal alt
thing. Exchange.
They Work While Vee Sleep.
WMIe rMf mind a nl tKlr rrt. caarareia Tan
tlT t aifcattlp refatr r-'" llU"H, ' ll't
JiHtt t-l., mi them In iwrlaet tllor. All
russl.ta, It, iMS-
tHftcreat Lines,
ghe Women haven't a bit more
curl.wlly than men, I'm rertain.
He No; but It' manifest In
dlffetent lines. For InsUnea, a woman ;
roir-htowna sewing mscltine without
finding out bow It is mule, but she J
won Id nt bare a seamalma in tlte
houte a day without knowing all about
her.
tlTti fatawMrrtf etaraa Sa SW a rirfjmm
fllv .nflr,t u,'. ,iitl" iiiiiMrt Him
lakm, MtfrHBtf SJ.OOuul l.,i..n
a, tia.it. U Suae. U..i.uriuJiyfria,
Youth' Unrestraint. j
"floii't you eomntiine long tpt your ;
rliildlitoil' happy day?" said the sen- L
tltiirntsl person. . . f
"Ye," answered MI fkyenne, '
there are time when I would enjoy
hanging on the femw snd making fare
at people I don't lik instead of Laving
l : 'How do you do, dearf Bo glad
lo tee you.' ' - .
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I UYE K8KLT and YOUi ETESIEST
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are modern and tneel with tb eiyr. rl
of lb mnet aaeing. ( all and r ua,
giamltiatlnn free, fee rraannabl.
Buta 'phnnea: ftregim Sottth itntt ro
lumblaaM. opaa .iilii1lll . kuk
dajra from to IX
Wiaar RDOS.. Dentists '. ft. rnin ntitg.
Two Stores
A PIINE UMBRELLA
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X.inr-H for ( hrUtttia., W. )! bitllt, l
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JOHN AI.LrSINA. Portland, ft-
jn Waihlmjim St., Near WinUnl, 1 Urke A lo.
aw Mnrrlx.il St., itaar Malar A rrauk t o. ,
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Automatic Match Llj
OASOIJNn CMS LAM.
Tor Mouse and Store
Single and Double Lamp. I'rlc
Gives 10 Hint' ti e light ntom.-fi.
of kerosene lumps,
IW The only maUh llghtlnx
market approved by Insurance c-
Hiipplip cnrrlutt for all r
lamps.
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