LIVER AND KIDNEYS
It U highly important that these or-
?ana should properly perform their
unction.
When they don't, what lameness of
the side and back, what yellowness of
tnesKin, wnai constipation, oaa taste
in win uiuuiu, sick neauacne, pimpics
phu uivhliiiD niiu tuna VI vv . ' i " v; , ,vo
the storv.
A great alterative and tonic
ry r
I OOU S JarSapartlla
Gives these organs viior and tone for
the proper performance of their func
tions, and cures all their ordinary ail
ments. Take it.
POPULAR NORTH BEACH.
Excursion, S'camcr T. J. Potter does Into
Service June 27.
Those who are planning their vaca
tion this year will be interested in
knnwinff that the nonnlar excursion
earner, T. J Potter queen of river was a connieneinng scene, aim uio ci
boatagoes into service June 27, and wouldn't go through with
that she will leave Portland, during l W wold what money
ine season, everv aav irom mesuav nn -
til Saturday inclusive. To see the
k..nU..nlih.ni,i....u;Dk.
Columbia from the decks of the Potter!
I. . a., .-,... . t,. (.,..t., L.
,A ,nA whin. .i...
lake service in the entire West equals
this side-wheeled beauty. Five hours
from Portland and on from Astoria,
through the famous fishing waters of
the Columbia, past scores of salmon
traps and nets and as many white
winged fish boats, lands the passengers
at Ilwaco, where close connection is
made for beach points with trains of
the Ilwaco Railway A Navigation Com
pany, whose cars stand on the wharf
awaiting the steamer. The beach is 27
miles long, two hundred yards wide at
;i r.
low tide, and so hard that carriage
wheels trarcely leave a mark. It is an
ideal place for driving, riding, wheel
ing or walking, and the surf bathing is
unsurpassable. The excellent hotels
and boarding honses provide good ac
or mm idatioua at prices ranging from
one dollar to three dollars per day.
The round trip rate from Portland to
Astoria is $2.50; to Ocean Beach
points, 14.00, good until October loth.
On Saturdays, during July and Aug
ost, round trip tickets are sold to beach
points at 12.50, good for return passage
leaving the beach the following Sunday
evening.
The Oregon Bailroad A Navigation
Company has just issued a new sum
mer book, (free for the asking) which
tells all abont the delightful resorts of
the valley of the Co. nmbia river. This
can be obtained from any agent of the
Oregon Bailroad 4 Navigation Com
pany or by writing A. L. Craig, gen'
eral passenger agent, Portland, Oregon
Wanted to Realize.
Three year-old Julia wanted to
write Santa. Claus to bring her a
"shot gun." When asked what she
wanted it for she said:
"I want to shoot one of papa's cattle
and get the money out of it, tor papa
. says there is money in cattle."
la Qood Company.
"Isn't it a shame, Abe?" asked bis
father. "Yon are the second year in
one class."
"chame!" said Abe; "my teacher is
twelve years already in the same clacs,
and nobody thinks it's a shame!"
No Danger.
"Do you think there is any danger of
America being dominated by Europe?"
"S" sir," answered Mr. Metkton
with extraordinary emphasis; "not so
long as eminent Europeans continue to
marry American girls."
A Bad Start.
"I guess," said the naturally weary
young man, "I was meant to be a mil
lionaire, but started on a line where
they don't give transfere.
Suffer
With
The I
The 6
The world today is full of innocent sufferers from that most loathsome
disease, Contagious Blood Poison. People know in a general way that it ia
a bad disease, but if all its horrors could be brought before them thejr
would shun it as they do the Leprosy. Not only the person who contracts it
suffers, but the awful taint is transmitted to children, and the fearful sores
and eruptions, weak eyes, Catarrh, and other evidences of poisoned blood
chow these little innocents are suffering the awful consequences of some
body's sin. So highly contagious is this form of blood poison that one may
be contaminated by handling the clothing or other articles in. use by a
person afflicted with this miserable disease. There is danger even in drink
ing from the same vessel or eating out of the same tableware, as many pure
and innocent men and womea have found to their sorrow. The virus of
Contagious Blood Poison is so
lVo?V& BLOOD POISON IS NO
first little sore appears the whole """" - -
lOTbodTX RESPECTER OF PERSONS
tainted with the poison, and the
kin is soon covered with a red rash, ulcers break ont in the mouth and
throat, swellings appear la the groins, the hair and eyebrows fall out,
and unless the ravages of the disease are checked at this stage, more
violent and dangerous symptoms appear in the form of deep and offensive
ores, copper colored splotches, terrible pain3 in bones and muscles, and
general breaking down of the system.
S. S. S. is a specific for Contagious Blood Poison and the only remedy
that antidotes this peculiar virus and makes a radical and complete cure of
the disease. Mercury and Potash bold it in check so long as the system is
under their influence, but when the medicine is left off the poison breaks out
again as bad or worse than ever. Besides, the use of these minerals bring
on Rheumatism and stomach troubles of the worst kind, and frequently pro
dace bleeding and sponginess of the gums and decay of the teeth. S. S. S.
cures Blood Poison in all stages and even reaches down to hereditary taints
can be taken without any injurious effects to health, and an experience of
nearly fifty yearr proves beyond doubt that it cures Contagious Blood Poison
completely and permanently. Write for our "Home Treatment Book,"
Wbicb describes fully the different stages and symptoms of the disease.
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Youthful Bank President.
Wade II. Neuns of Greenville, Miss.,
who km elected president of the First
National bank in that city last week,
succeeding bis father, the late Major
j James E. N igua, is probably the young-
;Mt bank president in the United States,
j beiug but 24 years old
Very Taking.
uo ministers iaae in mis wiwur
, inquired the advance agent of the Col-
. oesal Black-Cork troupe. I
"Well, the last that were here did,"
responded the innkeeper sourly. They
took everything, even to the soap out
of their rooms."
Too riuch Realism For the Manager.
"So you had to close the showT"
"Yes," answered the manager with
the plaid vest.
"What was the trouble?"
"Too much crate for realism. There
, w".
Imperative.
School master Now, Jones, give me
. Hnhnni an.l then ara ill ana f n
ran ehanee it to the imnerative form.
Pupil The horse draws the wagon.
Schoolmaster Now put it in the im
perative. Pupil Gee op! Chums.
Cause for Rejoicing,
Bix-Doe. your wife pla, the pianoT
Dix-No.
Bit Does she play any musical in
strument?
j JPix None whatever.
'That's good. You onght to be proud
of her accompli shments."
A Musical Hero.
Little Daniel was visiting at his
grandfather's in the country for a few
days, and on gcing to the barn to see
the animals he heard cows lowing and
said to bis grandpa:
"Hear the cows horning."
'That is not what they are doing,'
said grandpa. "Tbey are lowing."
"Oh," said little Dan. "I thought
they were blowing their horns."
Not Concerned.
"Why don't you try to hand an hon
ored name down to posterity?"
"I don't know," answered Senator
Sorghum. "Maybe I don't look far
enough ahead. So long as my signa
ture is honored at the bank I can't see
that my credit with posterity makes
much difference.' W ash mgton Star,
Not So Bad Off.
"I hear your father is ill," said a
neighoor to 3-year-old Nettie. "What
has be got?"
"Ilim's dot a doctor," replied the
little miss.
A Sad Failure.
"So your club broke up for lack of
funde?"
"Yes, we found ont we couldn't pay
expenses with nothing but a fund of
humor." Philadelphia Bulletin.
Healthfully Occupied.
When Wesley was about three years
old, a friend who bad not seen him for
some tune greeted him with:
"Well, Wesley, what have you been
doing since I saw you last?
"Been growin"," was the rather nn
expected answer.
All Traitors Have a Show.
It was nearly a year ago that an am
bitious American author wrote a novel
the object of which was to vindicate
Aaron Burr, and now it is seriously
proposed to erect a monument in the
city of New York in honor of Benedict
Arnold. If things go on in this way
Judas Iscariot may have a show after
all. Army and Navy Journal.
unocent
uilty
and removes all traces of the poison and
saves the victim from the pitiable conse
quences of this monster scourge. As long
as a drop of the virus is left in the blood
it is 1 iable to break out, and there is danger
of transmitting the disease to others.
S. S. S. is guaranteed purely vegetable and
GREAT FLOATING DRY DOCK.
Has Affair to lis Hull, and Tewed to
the lMiilipplnaa.
The largest steel floating dry dock
In the world, to float the largest battle
ships, and one that Is to be towed 13.
QUO miles to the Philippine Islands will
be built for tbe government by the
Maryland Steel Company. The dock
Is to be &00 feet long and of extra
strength and weight, weighing 10,000
tons principally to enable It to stand
a voyage half way round the world.
The dock will cost li.UM.UOO and will
be tweuty-aeveu mouths In bulldlug.
The builders are to deliver the great
structure on the Atlantic cost and the
navy department will take up the gl
gautlc task of getting the dock to Its
destination.
When the Maryland Steel Company
undertook to deliver the Algiers dock
t New Orleans four tug boat, took
the dock down the iatapsco. yet the
headway was just perceptible, y
the Baltimore American. The dock
put to sea lu tow of a steamship and
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. 7, 14 . ,. , ,, muul
n nw- 1' " tow -
' -5- "J t0,lt -iX
surance ou iu uucai H ram lur Ul
I voyage. The dock will have to be
luwvu across iu auiiuuc ocean,,
through the Mediterranean sea. down
the Sui Canal and Bed sea, across
the Indian ocean and up the Chlua
sea to Manila. If four knots an hour
Is made It will require 1S1 days for
, the voyage if no stops are made which
will be Impossible, owing to the towing
ships having to reconl or wait for
good weather. The tow will be the larg- f,;; lMiikliiim' Vci;ctiibli foul
est and longest In history. pound, and it ia simply wonderful.
The Alclera dock lifts 15.000 tons. I felt better after the tlrst twoor three
Is 600 feet long, weighs 0,8(15 tons and
cost $10,000. The new Manila dock
Is to lift from 10.000 to 18.000 tons. Is
to be 600 feet long, but will weigh 10.
000 tons and will cost $1,121,000. It
will consist of three pontoons that
will form the flooring of the dock and
two side walls, all of steel. In the
Algiers dock these Ave sections are
bolted together and are separable, but
In the new dock the Beet Ions will be
made permanent. The dock Is to be
a self-docking one, the largest pontoon
being the middle one.
In order to dock this section ths
smaller outer pontoons will be sunk
under the middle pontoon and then
pumped out. raising the larger section.
The self-docking system of the Ma
nila dock will be different from that
of the Algiers dock.
The dock must lift battleships two
feet out of the water a situation that
Increases the stability of the ship Of
ten or twenty times. To sluk the dock
to receive a ship water Is admitted to
compartments In the bull through
about twenty valves admitting a vol
lime of water as large as a mans
body, occupying about nn hour's time.
The Algiers dock has lifted the bat
tleship Illinois In one hour and hfty-
seven minutes. The dock will be con
structed In an excavation near the
beach and when It Is ready to be
launched the strip of land holding
back the Fatapsco will be cut away,
the .water admitted, when the big
structure will float.
GIVS FORTUNE FOR HAT.
New Tnrk Society W'oinrta Kxpeotla
l.ttTOfur HeaJ Urcoratlon.
It Is enough to make even the niost
extravagant daughter of Eve exclaim
to learn that a New York society
woman recently paid $1,050 for a sin
gle Jiat, says the Philadelphia I,edg.T.
The bat was ordered from a Fifth
avenue milliner who had mannged to
secure the cream of society's custom.
The price originally named fur It to
the Intending purchaser was J1.800,
but It was found that less material
was required than tint anticipated,
and $150 was deducted from the esti
mate. Four Russian sable skins, absolutely
flawless and of the finest quality pro
curable, were utted In making. The
largest of the skins, all of which were
of the costly east Siberia quality,
measured fourteen Inches In length,
and the fur was of a rich dark brown,
flne in texture and very glossy.
The hat frame was a big flure, rolled
slightly on the left side. Great skill
was required In covering It with the
fur in the must artistic manner and
witnout tne am or scissors, mere w-as
no trimming whatever except in the
sable tails, which were utilized to the
best advantage.
When the hour for trying on the hat
was at hand considerable trepidation
was felt by the hind milliner. If the
customer did not like It, the matter
would take on a serious aspect, and If
It bad to be remodeled much trouble
would result. Hut all fears proved
groundless. The purchaser expressed
unqualified approval of the effect and
the entire staff of saleswomen agreed
with hrr In thinking It vastly becom
ing. It afforded her exquisite satis
faction to be assured that the style
was an exclusive one, and that there
never would be the slightest danger
of seeing a duplicate In this or any
other country. She handed in her check
for $1,050 with the nonchalant air of
one who pays for a glass of soda.
A Matter of Spelling.
Justice Morgan J. O'Rrien, while on
bis way to bis scat at the dinner given
by the Society of the Friendly Hons
of St. Patrick, spied among the guests
Abe" Gruber. He looked at the little
lawyer for a second and then said,
with evident amazement:
"Why, 'Abe,' what are you doing
here? This Is a gathering of Irishmen,
sons of Erin."
"So am I," suld Gruber. "I am a
son of Erin, only our people spell It
differently A-a-r-o-n." New York
Times.
An Example of Good Luck.
"Do you believe In luck?"
"Sometimes. See that fat woman
with the red bat over there?"
"Yes."
Twenty-two years ago she refused
to marry me." Cleveland Plain dealer.
Her Ability.
Going on the stae?- Yes, but can
she act?"
"Well, I should say so, he com
pletely captivated the Jury when she
was testifying In her divorce case."
Philadelphia Bulletin.
Nothing can keep some men from
doing fool tricks. The writer of this
Is oue of them.
f- t . " "v
tea
Mrs. F. Wright, of Oclwcin,
Iowa, is another one ol the
mmon women WllO have bCCO
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restored to health by l.ydia E.
( Pinkliain's Vegetable Compound.
A V,,unff New Vork lj.ly Tolto
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am tall, and the doctor said 1 irrew
, t, .st tor ,. .trenirth. I su tiered
j dreadfully from lutUmmutiou and
. uwwmi ivmiuunnv, uv r
I suffered from terrible dratririnif wiv
1 sations with the most awful pain low
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No oue knows what I endured. Often
I was sick to the atomiush. and every
little while I would bo too alck to go
to work, for three or four dnys ; 1 work
j ArZ
la J m0 ,ugj;,slJx o( . fri,.ni, (lf
,, ,,... limD t) tke I.vdlu
i de ; it seemed as though a weight
was, taksn otr mr snotiKiers ; i con
tinued its use until now 1 can truth
fully say I am entirely cured. Young
girls who arc always paving doctor's
bills without getting any help as I did,
ought to tk your medicine. It
costs so much less, and it i sure to
cure them. Yours truly, Atri tt
1'Rillt., 174 St. Ann's Ave., New York
City." tioao 'arftit if trlfiKat of ttovt tails
arwvnf f MwJHtAMI cannot gritfvcfff.
BEAUTIFUL TlilTtl.
Better for a Worn in Than Kitties, Dress
or Intrllcvt.
Pid you ever notice that, when any
one describee a pretty girl, be general
ly begins by saying she has a beautiful
set of white teeth?
Well, that ia natural, tweaune a fine
set of teeth is the most eons, ii'Uo'in
characteristic of the faee. A winning
imile, adorned by ever, brilliant teeth,
carries a woman farther than riches
fress or intellect.
Aad, on the contrary, think a mom
snt o( the shock you get when you tea
a woman, or a man, with a yellow re
volting Bet oi teeth, or great holes In
the month where good teeth ought to be.
Dr. W. A. Wise, the famous dentist
of the Failing building, Portland, Ore
gon, said to the reporters yesterday
that it was beyond his comprehension
why any one' in the Northwest now
should n gleet the teeth for a day long
er. The big ccst of dental work in the
past baa been red tin 1. The expense
now, at such large and modern equip
ped offices as Wise Brothers', is ex
tremely moderate no nmre formidable
than getting repairs made toany artirlr
of regular wear in the houseli' ld. And
the pain has been banished. There is
no pain. For your own comfort, go and
bave yonr teeth put in order. For your
looks' sake, don't neglect your teeth
any lenger. If your teeth sre worn
ont, have a new set fitted; or, if a few
of the old ones are gone, have them re
placed, and begin to enjoy life a'.'iin
Your friends will like you better, and
you will like yourself be.ter. I)o It
now.
False Pretenses.
"Wby does be always begin with the
statement, "To make a long story
short."
'Oh, that's just to encourage you to
believe he's going to do it."
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Patrice Oh, yes; he married money.
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EFFECT OF ANAESTHETIC.
Pnllrnl. in PeMlat'e tKt.B Act
Uurerly I'mler H.
"As I entered the dentist's oiuce,
aid a woman the other day, "I
a man silting lu a chair rocking vio
lently and with a wild look of misery
written on every fcalure. Next him
sat a demure looking trained nurse.
After a few mluutes, during which we
all yiree sat and pilled each oilier,
the dentist entered, dressed for out
doors, aud be beckoned the man. The
unfortuimte wretch responded and
then we knew. The di.-tor never
draws teeth himself, but takes such
patients as have need of that gentle
art to a brother uemisi,
turn makes a specially of Urawtng,
always administering: a for It.
,,r.. turned to UIV With a
Minlle. "I wonder what he will do
when he comes onl of HI" she said,
meaning the anaesthetic.
Why. what do you mean?' I asked.
"Don't yon know!' she answered.
My patients always say or do some
thing silly either when they take It or
when they com out of It.'
"I was lutereated at once ami ueggeti
her to tell me some Instances,
"'Why, let me see.' said she. To
begin with, women always yield to
Ike Indueuce of an anaesthetic mure
easily than men do, possibly because
they are not so strong willed. Any
way, women make better pstleuta.
They are less trouble and so afraid
of pain or eveu of death.
"lu almost every case 1 have bad
the women rather welcome chloroform.
although almost all "f them fight ether.
aud I don't blame them. After tne
first whiff a woman will almost Invari
ably make love to the doctor, calling
hltu all the sweet things she ever knew
and demanding Ills affectum lu re
turn. Tlieii she quiets down and the
operation begins. When coming out uf
It if she Is a particularly sweet aud re
fined woman she will ue the uu.t
villainous language and carry oil gen
erally In a manner calculated to shock
a new nuise almost out of her senses.
"Now. on the other band." she con
tinued, 'the woman who ordinarily
uses ltlllluggMte land there are quite
i few) will babble of childhood's dnj,
ingels' faces and peaceful green Held.
1'hla seems strange, but It Is never
theless true. Of course, we seldom
ell tliem what tbey bave been saying
r doing. It wouldn't do ' she
(roke off. 'Ah, here comes the detitit
ind his patient. See how wild be looks.
You Just ak the doctor what be did.
See If It wasn't fuuny.' j
"The doctor came 111. ushered bis
patient Into the operating room, spoke I
l few words to the uurse and followed
ills patient.
" 'l came for something to relieve
my patient.' she said to me In explana
tion. 'Hue had a violent toothache.'
"The doctor relumed with a small
package, which he handed to the nurse,
lie then spoke to me. saying that he
would be resdy In a few minutes.
When I turned I found the nurse had
gone,
"I'sually 1 am not In a hurry lo gel
Into a dentists chair, but. being a
woman and a curious one at thai, was
anlotis to hear what that man bad
said or done when under Ihe tufluencs
i f the anaesthetic.
"'Did you notice that mail?" anked
the dentist as be can-fully filled my
mouth with cotton. I tried to look as
Intelligent as my gaping mouth would
let me. 'He has Just taken gua to have
a nerve killed and taken uul,' cunllliil'd
the doctor. "When lie was returning to
consciousness lie pulled a great roll of
bills out of bl pocket and iualstrd
upon throwing them all over the place,
giving them to everybody he met In the
halls and acting generally as a mil
lionaire philanthropist gmi mad. After
he bad qnle'.rd down a little be told
me confidentially that he experienced
the fluc Jng he bad ever bad In bis
life. And the funny part of that re
mark Is that neither I nor suybdy
else that knows the man has ever
known or beard of his taking a drop
of liquor. In fact, be has always as
serted that II wss strictly against his
principles to touch liquor In any form.
This Is surely a funny hoslnc.'
"And shaking bis bead mournfully,"
continued Ihe woman, occordlug to the
New York Times, "the doctor proceed
ed to make things lively for me."
M.auiKleratiHMl. ,
McQu.'ery"You're not so attentive
to Miss Itoilcy as I thought you would
be."
IIunter-"No. You sce-ersbe told
me she didn't go In for social picas
ures since her father bad failed."
MeQucery-'Toor old man! Hp la
falling dreadfully, gulte a physical
wreck."
IIunter-"('lee whiz! Is that what
she minntr Philadelphia ledger.
A lii-mlnder.
Judge They say that when a man
faces a sudd-n danger all the events
of his past life pass over.
Fudge That so? Well, let us go out
In my Automobile.
"Why?"
"Well, the sudden danger may bring
before your mind the fact that you
borrowed $.10 from me several years
ago and you've forgot to pay It."
Baltimore Herald.
Cannot Kscape.
"Do you think the person who com
mitted the crime will be punished V"
"Empatblcally, yes," said the police
official.
"Hut you haven't discovered
yet."
hi in
"No. But we'll keep saying we sus
pect somebody and thereby keep him
suffering the terrors of a guilty cou
acleuce." Washington Star.
Approprlateljr Named.
Fumer "ee whlzl What sort of a
cigar is this?"
Olvver "OhI I bought It for a nick
el. I don't Just recall the brund, but
I think it was named after some bum
actor."
turner "Ah! No wonder It won t
draw." Philadelphia Press.
The
average man never wishes I,..
were a woman, but be admit. H lltn,.
envy of her when he begins to g,.t
bald.
Wby Inqlulre of a man when yon
meet him, "How are youir" e W0H-j
tell you. If there Is anything wrong.
A good many of the men hired to
help are simply lu the way.
BlackHair
" I hsve used your ' VIor
for five yera and greatly
pleased with It- J! y.J
stores the original color to iray
)alr. Itkccpsiuyhslrsofl, -nirs.
Helen Kilkenny, New Portland, Me.
Aycr's 1 lair Vigor has
been rcstoriiiR color to
gray hair for fifty years,
and it never fills to do
this work, cither.
You can rely upon It
for stopping your hair
from falling, for keeping
your scalp clean, and for
making your nair grow.
II M a sxtlt. All iranlilfc
A t'arut'toua t'quatir. !
A small boy ai anked by the teacher
what the equator was. j
He thought a moment Slid replied : !
"The equator Is an Imaginary lion
running aiotind the earth." j
PITS raravanvunr !.. i ar m ,) ;
fllw ailMKitl u -! I" miscVlnal '
Umltft S.iK ril Kt.i .OsllfUllxltoanJli
aa. Ps-M.ll i.u ""l.-ruilJ.lrtla.ra
Only a IHffcrcrt-s In Degree.
One llln-oltig loiir-ycar-old Hot sa.d
In bis qua tit, quiet nay: 'The loot
tel It-tli a't bis nun. I, the wise man
kiKHieth It in till altcrwaid ' Mother,
' don't e any illcV rente btdeeen 'em;
Ilia wise man jiist waits aehile."
Thir In mora fsurrw in irni afilna nf ma
eminlif Itooi all ,otie ;ir.,a "l I.Hiat,
aiol uuttl lli lt U y.ai iHiri-a l. t
ifteural,!. I Of ft ien-l ninf i .1 -!..( o.
nmito-r.1 II a l- at .!lea-. ii,1 efM'illw.l local
n, M, ami I t o.uo'Hl, )llt,( In eura
tun .,eal trvat!.u. j.rt,tiurr.l n ojeuraMa.
IvIi'iU'O ha f.t.o.0 raiarfbl" lw S rtilUl.
litnatuU-aw. an4 l!t'.tra r..t . ffoitUtii
V,,nat Ir.aiincul. Hair, Calfr' i nf, bor.
u a lurr.l , r, ) 'bnar 4 ' T"1"!-', ilt.
l tliwviiiy e.ihil.oiu.OKO i.i'tti.n !!, umrkst.
H la l. n H.iiMl a. In '" fl." lu.r..al
a l-atM,ontul. It tlo,.-i!ji to ll.a liUwl
an, I in,,. ...it ,,l ti e 1 ttf ..fft
ona rnili.trnt ttf,ha;4 1, t Mr .1 lU Id
cure. en4 lor rtre,- tid irl!aanBiala. A
diraa, r ). ( in KV U.. lulaato, U.
s.1,1 ,y btosi, is.
Italia laiuii) flHa ta Hit hmmi,
In the Imptrslii. j
While the lovs of s rlaronm were'
bavini a grammar la ton, ths teacher
said: j
"John give me a pensive verb." j
"Whoa!" anawercd John.
"Now mske It aitive," said il,.
teaeher.
"Hack tip," replied John.
l'l s t'ure f remmtf foroiuaha, eotds
ami rotmin.puon. Try il. I'tuai'.caou,
at druttgiit.
Poor Hubby,
Husband Where do you want lo go
on a vacation?
Wife lib. anywhere that's etprnn
Ive or restless I. lie.
"Th Kli-afi, K.i.,t KHcht-n Klii't" laltta tra.1
timia ,., !,.. I !, h amaMa ) ant lu ( In
rvil,rt in a t-o-l fciuiu'ii.
Mill Not Writs Ifamlnldicficta.
Henntor rrye mice reluaaxl to write
bis reminiscence for a magslm, dn.
daring IiIium.U ii,.,,m, Ui lb. telling
by public men ol "talus out ol erhuul."
Tha okl, IsvarUUs virtus t
St. Jacobs Oil 1
mi II lh klr c mra lo 3
and
Bruises
Price, 25e. end 50c
l i -B4 i-H i HiH
I It rmr UtnusiM eitnnel M't'lr "Bi 1
I saml l ""ft-' '"' '" I
I you iKillln. Il ur mill Uio .' I
I vt lur iwotaal atl'laa" "'I'1 '
I ' j t' Ai it in. I .itn. sum, fl
THE FAIRBANKS-MORSE ENGINES
AMU OlMfUATISO ON
OAS, GASOLINE, DISTILLATE OR CRUDE OIL
(Moi Operation
Very lit.
No Expense wnen
ua oiinoioa
A Money Earner
First and Stark 81s.
1'OltTI.ANM, OK.
310 Market
Wy: . i-4 j Economical
RUCHSOM MAOMlNCnYO
Ntieeatr Hi Jmoi r,,ir V
Coal ul MwrlHHi Mtssl, Ptoll.na, o,
Wlltl US lot Kw Mill Slot Sliiiisls Min?
,ih,. Wind Mill s.i.l II. m l" ,,:'"?,
ovum Hei'Hist rsulst .rl. l j"' '.
Htiiliii 's M. UuashalM.ifti. I
You rsn Urge); lln'lm th ,tj .
i Wide lor pili!. ""
33
1 FED CENT OFF
3 Or ill Pickit geidi
l or order u(I,00vr more
tThliliM not Inslinta arM m,U at
antiMi eU In tliiiUty ) w
II In ttta uiatkat writs lor imisl h.i
tlc.
MANN, the SEEDMAN.
l ISS t'ranl Mia.l, ! Inrul. Mrs, X
K?ele
TMK
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Cpium,
Tobacco
Using A
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Hum lureo
CittCULAftS
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twntta; ewn m
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(jMOiatiy t?ttfi t Um low i4 to t
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t n i i i i s.S'f sa a.i i n i t 1 1 11s
f AGENTS WANTED I
Everywhere. Write now. '
aih. w tiim t wAmt t t tot 00
T a.M .aa. t'.eo M,
Z ikxim. wrmui. KtiK isixun
f notoyauti.
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I FRED T. MKKRILL CYCLE Ott
Port Unci, Or (tan,
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VA-i ""71
f fv' " .OaSaaataaaMaaatjBy ,
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t MITCHELL & BEE
LINE BUGGIES
Af .1 ih hrt (lt fl. (,
. Gmfott fjuy tUht
X A(KjiiKt Dnt Ability
t WANT TO KNOW W11TI I
T A lot enr Itlualialrit pami.lifcw.
T Hallaid trna.
I MITCHELL, LEWIS 1 STIVER C9.
! JOO-106 Ural (., lllKTI.AStl, Ok.
f AIM Mpakana, llolaa.
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w
IIKN riltlns u avtarll.a ill
auantlua litis wer.
1 1 IIIAM
radii y Mvur
1
ssssrit ywamj
XL
Thought U Dead?
We're Very Much Alive.
S. II. Headache and I.lver Cure Still Do
ing Its tlrcat Work. S. II. Cough Syrup,
everybody Take It. Everybody Llkea It.
AT A!,! t I U U U I 44TS
conecsioriciiin
Seam
Street 138 So. Los Angolas SL
; rry on new
7Y mo Second
fl m noncyw
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