The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, August 14, 1903, Image 4

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    Loss of Appetite
la lo of vitality, vhroror tone, and is often
pereiiNor of prostrating if kness.
Thin i why it is serious and mos-l serious
lo eople that must keep up and doing or
get l i iimilliand.
The lt tiling you can do for loss of ap
petitels to take
Hood's Sarsaparilla
It ill make you ready to rat, Hive a rel
ish to j our food, and a.-Ll in it digestion.
This great medicine cures all utoiuach
troubles and builds up the whole system.
COST OF THE POT WAS HIGH.
Cambist- Won It. but Carries a Bear as
a Nensenibraiace.
Tbli oar which you sea on th
back of my right hand ha a history,
and whenever I look at It I drift back
mentally to the earlier day of my
life," said the old gambler, "and can
not suppress a feeling that somehow
men are often forced Into channel
which are not exactly what they would
like. While not altogether smothered
with regrets I feel that tbla la true
in my own case. When I recall the
serlea of bright things that have hap
pened, the moments and hours ami j
days speut with congenial spirits, tin- !
spicy bits of narrative which have '
marked the progress of many evenings
-but why mention all these tilings
now? i
"I am drifting on to the closing hours
and I guess after all the old man's
chief delight Is In memories of thing
and happenings of the earlier times.
Coming back to the scar on my band, I
I paid rather dearly for It It is a I
pity that I cannot wear around this
experience a bit of romance which
would heighten the color of the yarn
and give brilliance to the lines. But I
this la simply a gambler's atory and.
while not exactly prosaic. It does not
take on any of that prettier coloring
such aa one finds, for Instance, In Co-
nan Doyle's story about how the major
lost one or hi ears. He gar up his
ear to av a woman. I got the scar
reaching tor an ordinary stake In
gam of cards and no large stake at
tnat.
It was many years ago. That fe
verish Impulse to gamble was just get
ting into my blood. On night I fell
Into a game .with a crowd of men, all
of them but one strangers to me. The
game had "not progressed far before I
became aware of the fact that I was
playing against two csrd sharks. Luck
wss my way on the last round and
my hand called for the atake. But one
f the harpers wa bent on getting
my last penny, and he threw down a
better hand than mine and one which
I knew be had faked. A quarrel be
gan and I reached out for the stake,
eerenng the money with my right
band. Aa I did so one of the ihapera
wmpped out a long-bladed knife and
tabbed at my hand. The blade pass
ed through my hand and Into the table.
Hand, money and all were pinned to
the table, and until my friends came
to my rescue I was In a helpless con
dition. My friend pulled the knife out
and released me. I got the stake and
th car which yon ee on the back of
tny hand 1 only a part of the price,
and a small part at that which I made
for It The excitement and novelty of
the experience Intensified the gambling
Impulse which had fevered the blood
and tissue of my nature, and sine that
tim I bar been helpless and hope
tea gambler, enjoying the usual f6c
tune of the man who spends his life
to this strangely fascinating world."
Kew Orleans Times-Democrat
"If you refuse me ( shall commit ul-
Ide." "Well, pa aaya you can't hang
around here." New lork livening
Bun.
i Hjonnson win you lend m your
lawn mower? Bjackson-Yea, If you'll
cut my grass to pay for th use of It
Somervllle Journal.
I Harry She evidently made an Im
ptvealon with hi in. George How do
you know? Harry I saw him devel
oping aome suapht of her. Yonkers
Herald.
Jim-Say! If yoe'U notice, you'll e
that most or these bW Wall street men
started on a farm. Sam-Yea, and that
la where they learned to water stock.
Princeton Tiger.
Teacher (to Utile e-year-old-No
Freddie, what la a volcano? Freddie
(with great conaalence Oh, I know
that! It's a mououtau that Interrupt
all the time! Life.
"Margaret I thlak you cheapen your
self by going so maah to the theater
with Mr. Jones." "Sfo, mother; on the
contrary, I'm making myself very
dear." Harvard Lampoon.
"Van Major baa wade a fortune In
t
Another R.
"Well, talking about name, said
the oyster. "I lik May better than
Mary."
"You do?" replied the plain lob
ster. "0 course. Now, If it was tbe
month of Mary it would ahorten my
vacation fearfully."
la Boston.
Judge What do you know about
tbe case?
Witness I seen him bring the tuf
opctairs and
Judge That will do: step down. I
cannot lioten to such an abuse of lan
guage. Discharge the prisoner.
Always.
"Too have been in many fights, I
oppose, Pat7" said a landlord t one!
uo, a great many,
yer honor!" replied Pat, unaffectedly.
tbe automobile bDstoeas." "I dldn'
know be manufactored that class of
vehicle." "He deean't; he repair
them." Cincinnati Tcibuae.
I oiggar how oa I know you r
blind? Beggar h you uppoe I'd
only ask for a nickel If I could e
what a kind, libexal-tuokln'gent you
be. er lork Evetimg Sun.
Nell Mtudn has soddenly discovered
that she needs enccise, so she goes
out for a walk eve day. Belle Yea,
I beard that she tad a lot of new
clothes Philadelphia Record.
Summer Boarder-! thought your ad
vertisement said (oTmtthlngibout boat-
ius: rarrucr un, yes. we nave
boat and oars onfcy sometimes th
creek dries up. TwtJ and Country.
Murphy Will y give me yer prom
ise that ye U love' m4 foriver? Bridget
fcure, an' Ol d kiikw to do that same.
Murphy, but Ol'm hxrdry of the opin
ion that Ol'tl lasat Cs long as that."
nam s Horn.
He Wasn't Sure: "Stand up. Me-
Nutty," said tae police magistrate:
are you guilty or Bat guilty V "Faith.
an It s mesnf as can't tell thot till Ol
hear th' Ividince," replied McNutty.
Chicago News.
Not Too Soon: "This Is rather an
unusual hour for yoa to be going to
lunch. Not hungry se earir. are vou?"
.No. but I will be by the time th
waiter condescends to net Ice me."
Philadelphia Press.
She Is It really true that the blind
can determine color by the sense of
touch? He Sure. I once knew a
blind man who was able to tell a red-
hot stove by merely putting his finger
on it Chicago Daily News.
Mademoiselle By trie way, count. It
very awkward, but I do not know
your name. Russian Count Vould you
like to hear It "Most certainly." 'Den,
if you baf ten mfnutes to spare, sit
town, and I vill tell It to you."
Belle Married next week? Why,
ju i"iu us you were Dooitea tor a
personally conducted tour with a small,
select party. Marlon-Yes, dear. But
George la the personal conductor and
I'm the small, select party. Tlt-Blts.
me mysician Airront: "Ho you
have decided to get another physi
cian. "I have, answered Mrs. Cum-
rox; "the Idea of his prescribing flax
seed tea and mustard plasters for peo
ple as rich as we are!" Washington
star,
"Say!" demanded the ugiy Individual
suddenly appearing from a dark alley,
"what time is ItT" "You're just about
two minutes late," replied tbe Chicago
an; "that other gentleman you see run
ning away has my watch." Philadel
phia Press.
vuauueu: nupermtenaent (or gas
works) bat do you know about lay
ing gas pipes In the street? Applicant
U. S. SENATOR FROM SOUTH CAROLINA
Recommends Pe-ru-na
For Dyspepsia and Stomach Trouble
J I
-I'll. I . i 'H.k ...I1..J""."
Ex-Senator M. C. Butler.
If you do not derive prompt am sat
isfactory results from the use of Peru
na, write at once to Dr. Ilartman, giv
ing full statement of your case and he
will be pleased to give yoa hi valua
ble advice gratis.
Address Dr. Ilartman, President of
The Hartman Sanitraium, Columbus,
Ohio.
Catarrh of the Stomach is Generally
Called Dyspepsia - Something
to Produce Artificial Diges
tion is Generally Taken.
Hence Pepsin, Pancreatin and a Host
ol Other Digestive uemsdies
Has Been Invented.
These Remedies Do Not Reach the
Seat of Difficulty, Which
Is Raally Catarrh.
Ex-U. 6. Senator M. 0. Holler fiom
Sontli Carolina, was trustor Itoni tlui
! state for two terms. In a recent letter
! to The Peruna Medicine Co., from
! Washington, P. C. i-avi;
I can recommend Ivruna for dys
pepsia and stomach trouble. I have
' been using your nicdicino for a short
period and I feel very much relic ed.
It Is indeed a wonderful medicine be
side a good tonic." At. C. Hutlcr
! 1 he only rational wav to cure As-
pepsia is to remove the catarrh
i Peruna cure catarrh. Peruna does
not produce artificial iliwtlon. It
, cures catarrh and leave (lie stomach to
perioral dilution in a natural aay.
This is vastly bettor anil ra.'er than re
sorting to artificial method.
Peruna has cured more cases of dv
pepsia than all other remedies com
bined, rlmplv because it cures catarrh
wherever lotaled. K catiirrli is lo
cated iu the head, Peruna cures it. II
catarrh has fastened itself in the throat
or bronchial tubes, Peruna cures it.
When catarrh becomes rattled in the
stomach, Peruna cures it, aa well in
this location a In any other.
Peruna is not simply a remedy for
dyepsia. Peruna is a catarrh rem
edy. Peruna cures dyspepsia becaur-e
it is generally dependent upon catarrh.
seem at
A Prophecy.
Critic That actor doesn't
borne in his work.
Theatri al Manager So. he isn't
but be will be unless business gets bet
ter pretty soon. Chicago News.
riTft Permanently Currd
Ilia ner nrM.I.
Dr. U. H. Ktiuc, UJ..XJ1 Ari.li St., frlldljiln,
Lot His Identity.
"So you want to nt married?"
"Yes, rah I'm resinned ter it."
"Kver been married before?"
'Two or three times ssIk"
"Don't you know for certain?"
"No, fall, utter do third one got me
iycurrt N-oflt.oriMTTouMiMs, I never knowed alio I wnj, or how I
y usetrlr.Ktmtb'aon-AtNvrv ' i , . , .
rr-jtriibotimitru. i come here. Atlanta ( onetitution.
Both to Blame.
John You are alway busy when I
come in!
Charles Well, you always come in
when I'm busy.
For fortv Tear's Fuo'i Cure for Ton.
sumption ha cured coughs aud colds. At
uroggisu. fnce cents.
The flaking of Him.
"It' ridiculous" remarked the I
tailor, "to say 'i iothes don't make the
man.'"
Think o?"
"Sure," replied the tailor; "why,
they've made me."
Btlll l TMIST
offtr On U andred bollsn Rswsrd torts
ueol i soarra ttist cu netbacursd bv u&ii-a
surrb Cure. '
K. J. tHf'Nr;Y4Ce,PrllTol.,ie.O
Wthaunderlinl.haknnaF J i h,.
tat l- i . I i.-, mn. an.l b-,! Inm prrln-l.
aon-rjbie In al L-u.lh.-. Inmactl.-n. an.l ta-
HOLLAND CHABITABLt WORK.
Church antl Private lualllutlout la
el la in Aid 11 rati tail.
A tweut report of the minister of IN
Interior of the Netherlands Is of pat
tli'illar Interest, giving complet sti
tlstlc of the amount expended lu chat
liable work lit Holland, any the Hevu
Sclentllliiue. Tills umtler Is regulated
In Holland by the law of June 28, IHAi,
which recognise four sorts of clmrlu
able Institutions-those which are ad
mliilsteretl by the state, the province
or the I'onuminen; those which belong
lo a church and are for the purpose of
HHNlsllug the poor of the parish; Hi
Itixtlttitlous founded by lay bodies or
private tmllvlduaU, and mixed lustltu
tious which uru directed by the public
Miilliorltlcs, together with the church
or private Individuals. In all of these
cases there 1 a distinct Ion made be
tween asalHtnuce glveu to thoae who
HKk It of their own will and those who
me ukIihiihhI to k ami are soutint out.
In an averiigo year the assistance at
the homes of tlin Indigent amount to
a lit tit more man ii,wii,"o irnma,
of which iMUHJ Is lu money aud the
rest lu provisions, the whole being
distributed among about l,0W poor.
In this total of expenditures the part
played by public funds Is B.ixiU.OOO
franca, the rest being almost entirely
furbished by the churches, tliu private
Institutions distributing hardly ouo.UW)
franc. The churches distribute more
money than the public Institutions.
Tim poor who do uot apply for as-
alstnnce are almost exclusively cared
for either by the churclie or private
iiHlltutlona, as the public otlUlnls do
not posses siilllcleut Initiative to seek
out the sufferers. The amouiit distrib
uted to these "ashatued" poor rvpre-
scuts an expenditure of some 1.ji'.ii
i-niics, which Is divided almost voualty
twieu the private and lay lustltu-
Ions and the churches.
The distribution ot provisions and
fuel reaches the modest total of SiO.OOO
fruiu-a dUtrlbuted among l.Vi poor.
he source of most of this aMtstam-e
la the private Institutions, the pulillc
granting but little more than 13.000
frnucs to 500 poor. Tim explniiatloti of
the relatively modest part played by
the government lies iu the spivttlcatlou
In the law mentioned above Hint pul-
llc assistance shall be granted only
lien other agendo are lnudixuatv
The charitable Institution of Holland
are pulillc, 3,-ti supported by the
number about S.mxi. of which l.irno
church aud 4. are private.
13 Miss Alice
Bailey, ol
Atlanta, (la., tells how she was
permanently cured of Inflamma
tion of the ovaries, escaped sur
. a a . a I ! H
peon s kniie, ty lakins; i.yuia
Pinkhani's Vegetable Compound.
' I had surTersd for three year wlta
larrlbl pains at th tima of msr
truallon, aud did not know what
the trouble was until the doctor pro
Bounced It Inllittiliiiutloll of ill
vurlca, and prnH,'l an oertlon.
" 1 felt so weak aud sick Hist I felt
ur thai I could not aurvlre th or
deal, Th following week I read aa
advertisement In the paper of l.yilla)
E. rink hit in' Vcgctrtblo lout
round lu such an emergency, aud a)
ilccUlad to try It. Oreat wa my lojr
to Hud that I actually Improved after
taking two bottles, and in the end I
wascurtitl by it. 1 had gained righteaa
pounds and was In ei-allrat health."
Mm Ai n a lUit ar. V) North Hoiile
vard, Atlanta, tio. $tooo tttntit fiia
wa).
'""in a ii i m
Th Cut Dlrsct,
Tb folk-Wht would you do II .
man should eat with ynH? u '
uyK,','"1 thwU M 1,1c1ImI
LOWEST RATFS
To Cblrtgo. liuhiiiiua MJ al .
Kaali to IH Molne. Kansas cm. ...
Iha Boulheast. via Chicago oi V-
ern railway. Electric light!
I nniualletl snrvbw. Write in t
Whero They Uo taia,.
Mr. NsgKS-Pabawt WomB d,
'lit a much thinking a men.
' IWlbly? but tl...
their thought by diluting u, J "
word.
Uuleraiin iMtiwhlnw Co
ai-i'KMiitt To Jnil 1'iait.K.
eart Mwriaaa M.. WllaaJ u...
l-ar-m, lla..a Aulomaoe, h.i ,',.
! .ulll.-lHmM t'Mlla-. IU h.,".Vr""f
I lw.. k.fM liw.-k.f. Ma.mlll Mar km,,, ii
; au. K.,ler. Ma llr.,,
Mifttiea Mritauaaaau
in aa.aiurr nit.
"'lie. liaa.li..
The STiiiptonis of Inllitiiiiiintlon
avnd iltarusr of tli uvurlcs ur
I (lull thrublilug; pit In, uit'onl
unuleil by acitao of l-iitlcrnraii
ml licnt low down in tlir
PORTLAND ACADEMY
a tm.i kh km a awiru
Vim u luvi urn vueil
rue W.lh ft eatf a rulrM r-Mi,,.,, ,
lli.ii.n,.) ! In. lurtl a hall (tw.i.l. ."Z
" aeeiMl'tieHU ana ijMn uiM mt a laferj
koine l.eallna la m. at Ibe aut Ivauiital
'-'" "I H.e fa. 10. ma I m "j
liraltbiMt Im ealaiMiua arilie
ronuANo ACAotur. ronruND. onw.
- rf
OMrkiOX roktisp
Ht. I1atja tf call
Is
You Caa act Allcn'e Foot-Ess FREE.
W'rlt Allen S. Olmsted. 1 Rn V V f,e a
Ires asm j le of Allen 'a Knot-r ase. It cures
weatinr, hot wnllen. si-hln(r teei. It masea
new or tijrht hneit eay. a i-ertain cure ft.r
some, inirroirfnicnaitii and hunloni. Alldms
fiitiicUlt. lon't accepl any lubslltuie.
An Explanation.
Askett Why are they buildim so
many "skyecrapert-?"
knoitt Oh real estate cost nothine
up in the air.
a uia wi-arrj uuian; oulnaiiuna mails
Waer A TiiCiX-.
rV'liiilMa.e druicfitis, Toledo,
aLWMl Kl.N,i UaKVII
... WholeiaJa Ijn i in, Isledo. O.
nail it alarm (.are U lakeu tiuernallr ai-iini
i'"' ' an.l mio-Mn surlaariai
aaai'i Fsmliy fU.aara tan M.u
There Wss a Difference.
t-oekKon liuekm How do you like
my Hamlet?
uid btager-Oh, it was your Hamlet
was it? Weil, I didn't recognise it si
Shakespeare'. Brooklyn Lii.
Evening Shlngs I p.
Boglt They nay that, after a time
the engineer ol a limited (Iyer lose his
nerve.
Joggs The engineer does, but
the Pullman porter.
not
Mil
Xhe Kind Von Havo Always Hotirrlit;
ture of Clins. II. I-'Ictclicr, and 1km ben BMln ,!,.? bilt
persnal nuporvisiou for out .'JO yours. AUoiir n ,,nn
aocoivo you In tliN. Counterfeits, fmii.-.r
r tliQ
iU
to
And I euppose you 6ght grimly you for plaee M t0T" I know they
never give in, 1 mean?"
fight till I die," said Pat.
'I always
Storing Coal Under Water.
Certain kind of coal deteriorate
rapidly in tbe ocean air and Lord
Charle Breeaford has expressed the
belief that the total loss may reach 60
per cent. Store under water is the
remedy of an English experimenter,
who, noting the fine quality of coal
dredged from a harbor, ha kept JJon
mouthnhire steam coal under sea water
two month with a loss of leu than 1
per cent of heating power.
hadn't oughter be laid until the street
ha Just been repgved. lie got the
place. Judge.
"Well, Jones I certainly a patient
man with a temper hard to nilBe.'
Patient Is no name for him. Why,
that man has been known to go out
with bis wife to select- wallpaper and
go through the ortleal without losing
nis temper." Haitimore Herald.
Cause of the Mirth: "Bridget," said
Mrs. Ilyflyte, "your lady friend
mustn't stay so fa hereafter. Her
uproarious laughter woke me op at 1
o'clock this morning:" "Ylg, mum; 1
wa tellln' her aborrt how you tried to
make cake wan day." Indiana Dolls
i
" .Just-as-jrnod " aro but Experiments, mid en'daiii-or
licultli of Children Kxpc-rience against Kxtierinu-iit
c What is CASTOR IA
Castoriiv Is a harmless substitute for Cantor Oil, I "are.
porie, Orops ami Soothing- Syrups. It H Pleasant. It
contains neither Oi.ium, Morphine nor other .Narcotic
substaiiec. Its afro is its guarantee. It destroys Worm
and allays 1 cvcri.-diiio. It eures Diarrhtra an.l Wind
Cohe. It relieves Tecthincr Troubles, eures Constliiation
and I-Iatuleney. It assimilates tho 1-VmmI, retrulates tho
Stomaeh and ISowels, fifivlnar healthy and natural bleep,
lhe Children's I'auucea The iVlother's l'riend.
The Kind You Haye Always Bought
.uears tne Signature of
Sanitary Record for House.
Paul 6traus. senator for Parfi. m,n
is one of tbe mot practical authorities Bun
on municipal affair, i about to pro-! Major DlxIJo you think lt' going
pose mat a compulsory sanitary record to rain to-morrow, Lncle Isham? I'n-
should be attached to every dwelling, j cle Isham I dlinno, honey. It's mighty
. . hahd to prognosticate. When de Lawd
had charge of de weathah I could tell
sumflu' erbout It, but sense dls yer
weathah bureau dun bin ninnin' It Un
cle Isham s bad ter gib It up. Judge.
names l m arraia 1 in losing my
mind. When I bejrrpw money from
any of my friends, Iku sure to forget
all about It. Howes Why, that I no
sign of mental decline. On tbe con
trary. It show a fine business capacl
ty. Barucs-But I alge forget when a
friend owes me something. Howes
That's all right That1 tact-Boston
Transcript.
S7
Kir.).-iie was flrt used for lighting
lu ls'H.
Tlie hli.li.nt luouiitiilu lu the ni-H.u Lu
nt least thirty live tt! .jusand feet; that
la fix thoiifatid feet hight-r than Mt.
Kvt n f.
tim a.-iiill pen ni,, tlryliig powdsis
an- ot III ued In Kngllsh law Courts
mil 111- llwiiae of Lords, anil lu the
I'lfiuh t'lmml it t,f lieput ea,
SlnLInu rt -f!Ulilatl e tins In-vli iolut.
id uul lietHei-u the remarksble aiu leiit
ru tin at Ziuil ulitve, In h l,-l.i, an.l
antliu:tlcs In t'ornwiill, KiigUnd. i
Kite linwkn time tx-cum so b bl
about the giiTlmm In Ilurianh that
they swtsip dotvn on the no as tnlile
and seljie fin d from the a .lih lrs' uliile.
A trateler has iiiaib; the olnt-rvatlnn
111 it euffit-ilrii.kti g in. iil ar verv
Id lii given t dmiike:iiH-. In Pr ill
for liihlance, vtinte coffee la gmwii
exti'iialvely and nil lh Inhabitant'
Ir nk It many tlmen a day, liitml.-n
lli.ii Is rarely .tvu. The effei t Is m.t
n'y iiutlreiible unioiig the i.nthe. but
he ftirelgiier w ho . ti.- th.-rv, th itiuli
lui-a.Mii-d of evi r sui-h s pusilnii for
strniiif ilrlnk, grndttally loa.s his Ilk-
n for alcohol at he iic.iilres the
offte drinking hnblt of the llnul.lnn,
ieiuiaiiy has a pay wedding, at
which the bride reeelvi-at her gumts
wl.h a Inmln before her In which each
pi-rton ciitT iig deposits a Jewel, a sll
ur spoou or n pice of nmuev. In
fM.niv aiot iae arnta.l lor sltl, t.laal
side. I I
-a-ltl. .1. ...... ...I..." i i.
TI.M ra-H..M " a.-i- . '.7-. I '' "-'.
ailOW 4Miie WellilllC. I atl..tl and ..lal cutaea Uu.le, , i.
j MU"tt. Ait. In eha'aa u at, lall.la
1 I ion.t.aia.1 ratal. tt all
ninianiiu ,.,i. ........ Im "' eil lWtaittU.e II, l4.
..-le.anD.lll.niWWW j I't KANOK TttHHHrt
Tokta. el Psac ana War leaad la lb
Kcanawkk Vallsy, Waahlatea.
Whers th great steal brldg ol Iha
Ncrthern IVillc rsilaay spsns lb
t olnmbia river, halt ay Maaen Hto.
kan and Seattle, Washington, aud
near the rouflueiira of th Hnsk and
Columbia livers there i fought slsty
year ago a Utile to the death l-etanrn
two Indian tribe, probably th Cay
utrs and th Wsllahwallhs tr lb
Clhullba hit h latter Uiba aa a iac.
leas and thieving oi.a.
Oreat Irrigating 1)1 lit, Co-nplltd.
The railaay company haa rarantlv
tompletetl a giaal irrigating ditch SS
miles long and :u le.t aid that is
turning this valley adjarrnt to Ihei
wet bank ol the Columbia Ir. in a saga ,'
bruah plana into what a ' veara
hem will U an orchard a id garden
.pot I'O miles s.iare, ill. rlimsta
laculiarly adapte.1, It is nl, to rais
ing all sorts ol vegetable, l-errle,
peat-bn. apple, plotn. charriaa and
l!lla. In the tnarina on mma an
old Indian battle u nind bar been und
on uia rame x.t wi nre l.vaia and
Clark, the pitinaar rxplorres, pit. h
thir camp and om ,,,.h Ul,.
puthe-l their way up sum, i to tin
mouth of tha skims river In the yaai
1 & HJ t
Famous (knsrsls rought Thsr.
This is all historic ground aa at
later date Grant and r-hertdan and
other liotatl army old, era era sis
tione.1 in this vlcluity;r,1i (n H52
3 Hhnridan In 1Wi,',., U-n, 0 ,,
taking part In repelling Indian upri
lugs. In tid old battle ground, ami
Brat by means ol a wall, there was nn
earthed recently, skeletons, flint lo. k
rules, Indian bda, braea badge bear
ing data of 14.1, lfl,krn Ukhats,
spear l.eals, elk teeth and pie- ol
cloth tr matting spun from thread ol
weeds or hen. p. Kver) thing went to
iinw mat. nn part ol the Karuiewi k
valley was at one and the same time
an old Indian battle and burylun
grot n I, It i now known thai the
1 fill lot list jsw..sa-.aL. t. I
: -ii"Tiaieii nern in great iium
lei-art
Mtawraal
aww, . -m
ALCOHOL, OPIUM,
TOBACCO USING-
ltt eOUlU-,tllAttBCtla,n
tlitl aas Haatraamr ill. . ffltm4. Pew.
law '.
I HF it ,
ft w
11 iVk
$23 ii:k dav
tan 1 a-ada auk aa
AUSTIN
VU Machine.
Ma.ta In alt alia, ana
St , laa tvr Mil Ml a aier auf
tlaftlt
HI; A LI. A CO.
Oaa. (la.
ill IHaM,
M nix a
IH-liriASO
OHtillOla
BAD
BLOOD
-rre - all !. as IW tkaa
. "''O aetieu Ifca.eolua
a. a-e-l i " e-Mtattl to lata a4 al ft
Zr.H '" ' taaii. ta.a. mt
-I a ua ai.a.a ana a.. ...
"Z"??'l""' 1 aiaa Malta, la "t
ar Ma saujs auj LatMaU. laaa.
Ml ltie till eta i,t I li emn ti v It... Iu ik...1
the eVmte f the' r,;" Z ng "'T
.1. ,11 be me, by ,,,,-i, pa,-,,,, fnr J,,,,. Zlu . , ,r "Hf,
what he .at, or Urhik. The rl. es higher altitude, drove them i, u, mo
l-nlil fur viands and drinks are high, hospitable r. g'oni.
mi me yiiitiiK eoiiiiie ihihi Innkn a
iimbioiiie prollt out of their weddinir
renlUilng a sum riulte sufficient to
tii r t them nicely lu life.
A writer In Power tells us that In tint
iftt sttiim eiitlnis only six to fifteen
per cent, of the c al burned actually
produce power that can be usitl; the
rent Is a dead lorn.
One a Strong Trading Post.
How many resident of Washington
u m "I'." ""l J"''ctW ! the
Wallawall ,,J Columbia river, was
prior to th. vl.lt ol Uwl and Clark!
. .. u, . iiiiiaon nay comianv
'vc"f; ,M H"""-. " known
Wallula .and that on their eaatlmund
AT fvtk CAHa'
it V j CATHARTIC jl
or?.".1.. T'L'1'!? fs" One rw
taoua .at s aaa Waaaen ot-ea sw m aa,
aJe..CU',, OOKHTIPATION. ...
"-, baut taaaa, eMew-, alnalh B.. ,.t. MS
VO-TO-BAC 'ia.i.il ailSrar
IX WiaiaWCM,'-riSaaUaWis:
In Use For Over 30 Years.
vm ee-cr-ua eaaeaae. t auaaae veaare. ua naa cm.
My Hair
"I had a very aevere sicknes
that took off all my hair. I pur
chased bottle of Ayer'a Hair
Vigor and it brought all my hair
back again."
V. D. Qulnn, Marseille, III.
, ; One thing is certain,
Ayer's Hair Vigor makes
the hair grow. This is
because it is a hair food.
It feeds the hair and the
hair grows, that's all there
is to it. It stops falling
of the hair, too, and al
ways, restores color to
gray hair.
S1.M a ssttts. all IrattMs.
If your drnrclat canuot atninlv von.
aa4 us ana dollar and we will express
voa a bottle.
at yeue aaarast n press ol
Bs sura and give tha
praasoftTce. Adrtraas.
J. C. A YER CO., Lowell, Mas.
it-i..... . ... .. i. .-i.. ., .... ....
i. n-re ui-ea it iro t iu on nnrii ik i iu ... t .
To begin with, twenty two nor .,. croma.1 tha i'.i.,...i.,. . .
es tip the chimney In smoke, five per encamped about a mil. l.... ?'
Hi la I.- , . I.l.l. ...i . '. lo
... uminiii utfsr rroin I 'ie. B, Hie nlfilllli i,r
the boib-r: one per cent, ilnmi ti,i-,,,ii, wollah" rK-.r
the grate; ten per cent. Is consumed In
pumping water Into the holler, while Wh,t -'"Hand's Navy Costs.
i.iij-ngteii per cent. g..e off In steam' J" "y7 wlili.-li give. KngUnd
Her pausing tiiroiiKii the
est Is accounted for
waste heat.
the "Wall.
Iho
engine. The inl,"cy of th sen coal lft5,()uo 000
by leak and f,y,r' "r "ul ""' than th United
,.-.-,a ;s III fWllSlliri..
Tho icntre of the uiothir-of-D.ail in. ' ... "
The .hell oyster 7MtZ,M
ma laainiliS Ma,,, u iinitai.
dtistry Is Hlugnpure.
is six to ten luetic long, the htrirer
At a Stage It-bearsaL
"You do not Inject enough coat mpt, I
epite anu venom into that word."
"I can do no better."
"Nonsense! Speak It Just aa you say
'plush' when yon meet a rival In a
sealskin eacque. Life.
Afraid to Uo Himself.
1 Householder There' lomethlng
wrong with this bill. It' too big.
Grocer clerk That' why the bos
sent me to collect It. Brooklyn Life.
Many a man has a gnat head from
other than intellectual cause.
SieiCMervbus
EMERSON'S
BRDffiO-SEtTZER
10 CENTS.
CHSHU
laaBJxgBalle,
eaaaci
Quickly cured Br
OKI
ri na,r-
r
nili an u i li. aa .......I. .....
..... ,, , . p0lH)g
It 1 found on bard-bottom channels
between Islands, where the current I
strong. In gathering It a illvae i.ku.
with hlin
Suspklous.
"I'm afraid my husband doesn't
love me any mora." .i.t ,t.. , ' !
- . . ... n I'l, . - . ,lvl rMB ni
a bng of coir rone one r....eii, "1I n""ni", with an overeen-, .i..i.
i.f ,. I,,., I, t ,n...... ..... , "wiian .11.1
" l" "'aoie.er, matin m largo' . " , " yon di .rover
meshes, Which, while sillied f,.e 1...1., MW1"
Ing the shell, 1o,ki not Impede hi- , ? U"" 1 J1' 0Vered that he had mill
traveling along the boitotn. The ap.l, C,'"K" In hi. pocket,
pnrnt us for diving ha. not been i,lro.' t'p lCd 11,8 0,l"a' sadly -Kx-
the
on,., ,.i ,ne 1-nupplnc., allhough
Manlln shell bring the high price of a
dollar a pound.
change.
Dr. C. Gee Wo
WONDERFUL
HOME
TREATMENT
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In ill.. Ia rurra al'it
llliaw WunilerO.I t til.
Ilea. Ii.flrt r.aMt, hull,
"" ami v.aetahlre
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in., lung, thrcii, rliPtiniaKaiM, vttUBiM,
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The C Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Co.
Aide- l Harilsnd. drsfas.
aM.iilli.il payer.
P. N. V,
Na Jl0J.
I VVM,CI tr,,'" "aTtTrTsars plaaaa I
I ' nia paiiar.
Olvlng Dellnlte Infonnatlon.
Next door to Alderimin King' office
In the Ninth ward Is an Italian l,,w.
maker. A lawyer culled at the alder
man's olllee the other dny. The alder
mini whs not In. The lawyer went to
the Italian.
"Io you know," asked the att..m...
"ii-tu.t-i. A lit,... L-i.... ....... '
" " ! nn miia; IB
"V.n," said the Italian.
"Then where 1 he?" asked tbe at
torney.
"Ho Is mil,
ipolls News.
Iff-
MsaiMcn,.
aaaal
was the repiy.i,,,!,,,,,.
It Is a guild plan fur a wife in .
lain friend f her hiiHl.aiid o. . ,
y, so Hint the children miiv it... .,e..."
ii. thinking their r.iiher doem't know
bow to c.irry on a cou,trutloiL
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m ''"" rsusaias H.alh.n., .. .....
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Suutbwlck II
isrgtist rsparll,, , l, .,, ... .. .
a. '.i.l...: M.,,, ny nay
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