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Newspaper Page TextRheumatism WORK OF THE SCIENTISTS. Americana Too ttiiiy to Devote Theaa- Does not let ga of yon .. to ori.in.i ....rch. , i l 1 The American man of science works When yOU apply lOtlOnS OP in the general laboratory of applies- liniments. It simply loosens on n? 88lmlltlon- I00; i . i.m .an. lovers' Magaslne. The Individual and ItS nOla iOr a WtUle. Wny7 epoeh-uiaktng discovery la not usually EccaUSO tO ret rid Of it yOU mde ""dor American conditions. It . , . , has not been here that chemistry has must COXTeCU to aCla COn- been recognised by the periodic law of dition Of the blOOd On Which Mendeiejeff, or physics by Helmholts's . , Jt conception of the conservation of en it, depends. HOOd S oarsa- erey. The greatest work of matbe- pariila has cured thousands. ' h" com from Americans. , and It Is not from them (If we except . ,the work of Wlllard and Walcott f Momma Oh, you bad boyt Where have you been all this time? Don't y hi tliink you should bo ashamed to worry your mother boT The Boy Well, ma, I'm willin' to be ashamed that I worried you if you'll nromise not to tell pa anything that'll worry me. 100 Slff Altl) 100. I Tfce reavtr-rs tit thi iRjr will be pleased to JSeru tliat there is at Itat one dreaded disease tbatsciem-e lias tnt-it able to cure in all-its siae, ami that ineaiarrlt. ilaU'eCataxrh Cure ia the only v-sitive cure known to the medical fraternity, Catarrh beiti acomtiUitlottaldia. ease, reiiuirt-a a consuuiiioual treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, aetinf directly uyM.it the blood ami tnueona aurl'ai-ee i ol the sysit-m, thereby destrovins' tha foumta- ! Mori of the Unease, and ttirtng tli patient strenirtn by buUttiriff tin the eonstitut'on and saiaiinff nature in ioinj Via work. The pro. ' pnetora bate to much faith in its curative power, that they offer One Hundred iXillars i for any case that it tails to cure, Send fox lii , at teatimouiaia. Ad.ireaa is. 7A Halle FaraiU' I'Ula are the beet. A Cause for Worry. A man may go along fur fifty years an' not be worried much about de here after, but de minit de barber finds a hald spot on his head he's got a burden lo carry fur de rest uf his days. Era Permanently mrai. m niter narroaaneal 0 anerttrMda.VsnworDr.Kline'iUraatKem lorer. S.n1 f.,r v. m.i h...,!...... . .... Dr. K H. Xilue, l.;J..il Arch St-. I'biladalp&ia, i' Not Easily Brushed A.ildc. "Riches do not always bring content ment," said tha multimillionaire, "I have suffered terrible annoyance all morning from having a bristle wedged between my teeth." S. Y. Times. Perrin's Pile Specific The INTERNAL REMEDY No Case Exists it Will Net Core $a.iO'aS MEET ALL NEEDS ExTvrienr-e has ectnbltabed it aa a ucu wld fcy ail dealers. Yoa eow they grow. 1304 Seed Azmtr&l postpaid free to ail ap- pucuma. D. Tfl. FERRY A CO. DETROIT, MICH. no. Glbbs) that the flying leap hat been taken from the conceptions of the mathematicians to the concepts of molecular or chemical physics. Amer ican physicists last winter seemed to be principally occupied In describing to more or less popular audiences what French and English physicists had ac complished In radium and radiant energy. j The broad, continuous record Is made here In a wide round. Bo Is the practical application of scientific dls , covery made elsewhere; but the Initial I discovery, the co-ordinating theory 1 not usually American. I Bessemer, a German, discovered the steel process that bears his name. En glish capital applied it. The Uulted States makes more than half the world's Bessemer. This Is not an In variable sequence, but it It frequent Research In Germany; primary applica tion In England; expansion in America. It Is In this country, most rife with the application of science but deficient I In original research, that Mr. Andrew ; Carnegie has given to this special work the largest endowment yet consecrated to the extension of the boundaries of knowledge. It Is a favorite theory in American scientific circlet that much discovery Is stilled here by the Insist ent clslms of teaching on time and strength. If this be so the revenue of the Carnegie Institute furnishes an escape. If it does not the cause for the relative absence of discovery must be looked for In our Imperfect elemen tary education, which stifles where It should stimulate and dulls by routine and mechanical teaching, leaving the mind unable to profit to the highest by higher study in succeeding years. 9 THE f ATHER-IN-lAW OF EUROPE. Herewith Is reproduced the latest portrait of King Christian, of Den mark, who has been dubbed the "father-tn-law cf Europe" cwlng to the fact that his children hare married mto reigning families of several of the great powers. One of hla daughters Is Bilious? Dlzzv? Headache? Pain back of your ey es I t's your liver! Use Ayer's Pills. Gently laxative; all vegetable. Sold tor 60 years. itllZ;: 1 .eSStlSVJ 1 : Want your moustache or beard a beautiful brown or rich black? Use BUCKINGHAM'S DYE rrrrrrrs. cf pTtncirre o e. nux co.. munct. tr a. entire system. Your medicine hi n triif) y endorse it." Mrs. It A. Asdsbson. 2i3 WflxhitiB-tnn nt' inir. ille,Fla. ' ,,"v- KI5Q CHBISTIAX. taWEB'e I OILED aOTHlNS HriuA t iMcde n Mack or y&m for all tads J of tret wxt,. On xk tmftmot. Look for the of the f&.vi L tin rmt TQrVtS oetht buttons. 'L Why of it. Mrs. Ilayrix It 'jieers tew me ez heow that cousin' ov yourn is livin' in a heap better style sense she got a di vorce. Mrs. Oatcake Yes, in course she do. She's livin' on th' antimony the jedge took an' Mow'd her." For fortv rear's Fiso s Cure for Con sumption jjas cured coughs and colds. At druggists. Price 25 centa. The WlsJom of WIsewell. Koitt That fellow Wisewell could have given Folomon a few pointers. Askitt Come on with the explana tion. Koitt When Jie and his family went to the country for a month's vaca tion he took his gas meter along. Queen Alexandra, of England, who does not let a year pass without pay ing a visit to ber royal sire. The photo graph from which the illustration was made was taken at VIeaina while King cnnstian was paying s visit to his son In-law, the Duke of Cumberland. Mrs. Anderson, a prominent society woman of Jacksonville, Ha., daughter of Recorder of Deeds, West, who witnessed her signature to the following letter, praises JLydia tu rmkham s Vegetable Compound, " Deak Mrs. rtxKRAX : There are but favr wivea and mothers who have not at txmes endured nftonies and euch pain as only women know. I wish suc h women knew the value of I.ydla K. IMukhum's Vegetable Compound. It is a remarkable medicine, different in action from any I ever knew and thoroughly reliable. " I havo seen cases where women doctored for years without perma. rtent benefit, who were cured in less than three months after taking your egetabie Compound, while others who wore chronic and iucurable 3.u; o vureu, uupjiy, nun in periecs neattn alter a tuorough treatment with this medicine. I have never used it myself without fcaininr rreat the I full onv Mm. Reed, 2123 E. Cumberland St., Philadelphia, Ta.. savs t "Dear Mrs. PmKiiAsi: I foel it my dut to write and tell you the good I have received front I.ydiia E. l'lnklmiu's Vesetablo Com pound. "I have been a trreat aufferer w ith fmnl trouble, trying different doctors and medicines with no benefit. Two years airo 1 went under an operation, and it left me in a very weak condition. 1 had stomach trouble, backache, headache, palpitation of the heart, and was very uetvuua; m iaci, i aoueu an over. 1 iinu yours is the only medicine that reaches such troubles, and would cheerfully ree. ommend Lydia K. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound to all suffering women." When women are troubled with Irregular or painful menstruation, weak ness, leuHThot, displacement or ulceration of tha womb, that bearing-down feeling, inflammation of the ovaries, backache, flatulence, general debilltv Indigestion, and nervous prostration, they should rememlier there is one tried and true remedy. Lydia E. PiukliainU Vegetable Compound at once removes such troubles. The experience and testimony of some of the most noted vromen of America go to prove, beyond question, that Lydia E. finkham s Vegetable Compound will correct all such trouble at once by removing the cause and restoring the organs to a healthy and normal condition. If In doubt, write Mrs. Pinkham at JLynu. Macs, as thousands do. No other medicine in the wori has received such widespread and unouahfled endorsement. No othev medicine has such a record of cures of female troubles. liefuse to buy aiy substitute. C C H ft H 1 " ? E I T u, ? rxnhtrlt prod ilea tha orVHnal laltars and ittuatarw si aSn I ! ! I "0' """ails, !" will pra if.lr abwlu:. ,.pu i" i" ai 5 Jkv' jL Falls " I tried Ayer's Hair Vigor to stop my hair from falling. One half a bottle cured me." J. C. Baxter, Braidwood, III. Ayer's Hair Vigor is certainly the most eco nomical preparation of its kind on the market. A little of it goes along way. It doesn't take much of it to stop falling of the hair, make the hair grow, and restore color to gray hair. SI. OS a bott!. All 4Viflaa Sirs. Gilbert Dean or the Stage. Nowhere are gray hairs held in high er reverence than on the stage, espe cially when we ourselves have seen them come year after year, until the head that was once brown Is streaked with silver; and Mrs. Gilbert has liv ed to teach a whole generation of young actresses something that they cannot learn from books or a dramatic school about the difficult and exquisite art of growing old gracefully. There has never been a time, Indeed, when she could not tech her Juniors a great deal about the art of listening on the stage, of keeping In the picture so as to retain the attention of an audience without clamoring for It and of playing even the least Important scenes so as to give them their fullest significance nd value. Every honor that her profession can bring save the empty one of mere stardom, Mrs. Gilbert enjoys. She Is sure of the heartiest kind of a recep tion on her first entrance, and the stage hands gather In the wings to aicu uct uuring ner I st secnes. Moreover, all New York knows her by Ight and looks after her with kindly eyes as she passes. "I'm sure I ought to be thankful to the Lord for all His mercies," she said to me once. "I never get Into a cr jwd- ed street car without finding somebody who knows who I am and gives me a seat." And this Is a tribute that New York pays to no one else. Leslie's Monthly. Fixed. Super No, sir, the ghost hasn't Walked for two weeks. Critick I saw the leading man with a wad today. He must have got his salary. Super Oh, yes. He's the star. Crittick What you might call a "fixed" star, eh? afottieri will Una Hit Wlnalowt SootMna eyrup the beit rented to tuw lor tiaU children us welting Maaou. Just Saved From Starvation. When in 1891 Miss Balfour was vis iting the west of Ireland and studvine the condition of the people she asked one of them how they were getting on in a particular village. "Arrah, miss. sure and if it wasn't for the famine we'd be starving!" Brilliant Advice. It was Count Montrotjd who said to Alexander de Girardin of a young man who was beginning to make a brilliant reputation and whom Girardin did not appreciate, "Hasten to recognize him or ne win not recognize you. ' Yon Can Oct Allen's Foot-Eu FREE. Writ Allen 8. 0lml, I Bor.N. Y.. for rres aami'la ot Allen's Fnot-Kam. It earn weatlna-, hot awollan. aching left. It makei new or tlirht ahtx- eaujr. A rerlaln cure for coma, ingrowing nam and bunlona. Alldruf. flits Mil it. Vie. iJon't accept any lu ball lute. Following the Kaces. Spoart You say he follows the n horses. He looks prosperous. Kervitt Yes: tho race horses keen mm iusy. Spoart Bookmaker? Kervitt No; pawnbroker. ThilS' deiphia Ledger. IS COMING WIMTEB. V 9 M urn Wat mm laiiii. ,.. lal V V Tgp 6' A p.!l A fsv ewuaaw mm mm BRINGING send us one dollar and we will express' VOU a bottle. Itn mra an.l ' '1 - . - .... ..t. .jin i:djuq Of your nearest expnws office, Address! - . ...... ... wv., uuweu, amaBS3tmmMmmmmJmmmmmam Coaxing the Boy. "Did I understand you to say that this boy voluntrily confessed his share In the mischief done to the school house?" asked the magistrate, nd dik-ssing the d-termlnedlooking fe male parent of a small and dlity boy. "Yes, sir, he did," the woman re sponded. "I Just had to persuade him a lime anu tben he told me the whole thing voluntarily." "How did you persuade him?" quer ied his worship. "Well, first I gave him a good hid ing," said the firm parent, "and then jl put blm to bed without any supp r and took his clothes away and to!d him to stay In bed until he coneis d what he'd done, If 'twas the rest of his days, and I should thrash him again in the morning. And In I.'fs than an hour he told me the whole story voluntarily." COULD NOT HEAR TUB TIOK OF A CLOCK. Wateentawn, Pa., July ij, tool. Bear 81 ra: , I havsuaed fl. 8. 8. for Catarrh, of the Inner ear, and have foaatl It an excel lent remodr for same. I katt bee troubled with this diaeaee (or years and tried man T thin-. 4 m an mffr t. no. rtiiti, uui, noimnfl Every Catarrh sufferer dreads the coming of winter, for with the first breath of the " ice-king " this miserable disease is fanned into life and all the disgusting: symptoms return. The nostrils are stopped up and the throat can be kept clear of mucous secretions only by continual hawkinn and spitting. Catarrh is a nuisance ana source of annoyance, not only to the one who has it, but everybody else. The thick, yellow discharge from the head produces a feeling of personal defilement, and the edor of the breath is almost intolerable. ' The catarrhal poison brings on stomach troubles and affects the Kid neys and Bladder. It attacks the soft bones and tissues of the head and throat, causing total or partial deafness, the loss of smell, and giv ing to the voice a rasping, nasal twang. No part of the body is secure from its ravages. Catarrh makes you sick all over, for it is a dis ease of the blood, and circulates all through the system, and for this reason, sprays, washes, inhalers, powders aud salves have proven failures. The way to cure Catarrh thor oughly and permanently is to cleanse the blood of the unhealthy secretions that keep the membranes of the body inflamed, and nothing does this so urely and promptly as S. S. S. As long as the blood is poisoned with t GETTING FATIK R'S CONSENT. Mr. Tenuity smiled Ironlcully. "And t s'Dose I'm only a tmukln with no blood to speak of nn1 no heart at sill" be snlil. with the air of holding him self nobly In chock. Mrs. Tenney re fused to accent the challenge. "That's neither here nor, there you're beta' a pmikln," she replied. "What I want to know, Amos, Is what you've got sguinst George Raymond! lie don't drink; bo smokes, I believe, but only a pipe, not them cigarettes. He's got a good education, an' still he's willing to work. Au' he's Just lost In love for Alice." "Shouldn't wonder 'f he was." said Mr. Tenney, complacently. "Nothing strange about tlmt, with me the best llxt'd nmn In the township." "Why, Amos, I am surprised!" ex claimed Mrs. Tenney. "You know 's well you want to know that George would want Alice Just the same If she come from from the Drouuuetses, down Tunkett way." "Mebbe," said Mr. Teuney, discreet ly. "Do you nieau that be cares for Alice because you're well-to-do?" Bash ed Mrs. Tenuey. "Not altogether," said Mr. Tenney, coolly. "But 'tis hardly likely that he's unawares of the fact that Alice will have all I've got some day. Yoa know he'll never have a penny from any' hotly," "So you mean to give me to under stand that bo's scheming an' calo'lat lug on Alice's prospects Is that It!" demanded Mrs. Tenney. "I ain't accusing him ef anything, said Mr. Tenney, Impartially. "I'm merely saying that George la a poor young man au' that Alice's prospects re good." "lou was poor yourself when I mar rled you," said Mrs. Teuney, rellectlve- lor. "I admit It," said Mr, Tenney, ae Im personally as he was able). "But that's no reason why I should set sUII an see Alice make the same blunder." ""Miftia's being forehanded Influence yoo anyf asked Mrs. Teuney. Mr. Tenney perceived the narrowing circle ef bis wife's reasoning. "If you're going to be pers'nal " he began. 'Did It, Amos?" persisted Mrs. Ten ney. 'No, It didn't, an' you know It," an swered Mr. Teuney, stiffly. "You fell ia love with me Just me didn't your Mrs, Tenuey knew It without assurance, but she watted anx lously for ber husband's auswer. "Ain't you getting kind o' mushy, Ann?" be asked, mildly. "It was that way, wa'n't It J" Mrs. Tenney continued, robustly. Mr. Teuney picked Hp the paper be had been reading when the conversa tion began. "I've always explained It that way to myself," be replied. Mrs. Tenney got up and began to move about the room. "I guess I'll be stirring," she said. "We expect George to supper an' to spend the evenla'. lie an' Alice are engaged. Amos, and I told 'em I guessed to night was good's any to ask your consent" There was a spluttering exclamation behind the paper. "What should you think we'd better give 'era silver or money?" Mrs. Ten uey asked, considerately. "Just which you think best, Ann, answered Mr. Tenney, watching his wife out of the room. "It's all right." Mrs. Tenney contin ued to Alice In the kitchen; "he didn't begin to go on as your gran'pa did W hen ma spoke to him about your pa an' me, It took the greatest part o' the evening to bring him round." Youth's Companion. Sisters of "'Charity Use Pc-ru-na for Coughs, Colds. Grip and Ca tarrl; A ConKrcssman'i Letter , - ; i Ji. : uf 1 1 psg'ZP In every country ol the civills.nl world Sisters of Charity are known, Not only do they minister to tha spiritual and Inli'llccltint neeils of the charges committed to their t arn, but Jltcy also minister to their lnlily nevtts. With so many children U tntse rare of and t.: ;:r;;t;;t from rtlimtte ami dls cane, tlit'so wine and prudent winters have foumi l'vruna a never falling safeguard. Ir, Ilartoian receives tnany lellers from Catholte Hiott-rit from all over the United Htntt'S. A recommend recently received from a Catliloic institution in Detroit, Mich., re. an follows: Dr. S. ft. Hartman. Columbus, Ohio! Dear Sir "The youni! elrl who used the I'crtina was suitcring from larny git s ami los ol voice, me result of the treatment was must satisfactory. She found great relief and after fur titer use of the medicine we hope to be able to say she Is entirely cured." -isicr oi vtiitt iiy. The young girl wits under the rare of the Sisters of Charity and ust-d I'e. runs fur catarrh of tlm throat with good results us the above letter Uatifle, hem! to Ihe IVrtma Medlrlne Co., Co lumbus, Ohio, for a free hook written by Dr. Ilartnmn. CPS r w I t'tllll lIltlMH of thirty years' The following letter Is (com Congress, man Meek loon, of Napoleon, Oliln.i The reruns Medicine Co., Coiuui bus, 0. i tientlemeni "I have used xivrral buttles of I'l-rutia ami fHk greatly t-ltr fl l.-.l therelo from my catarrh of the head, and. f-el i encouratted to be Iteve that Its cuti. tinned into will fully eraillcate a dlwaoo itniliii." David Mit Kiwtn. Dr. Hartman, one of the I vet known physician ami surgeons in the I'nitnl Ktates, waa the Drat man to formulate IVruns. It was through hi genius Slid i-rreoverattrt) that It was Inlro. dmml to the medical profueedon of (his coiitttry. If you tlo not tlirlv prompt sn.l sat Isfacttiry resutta from the use of reru ns, write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving full tatt'tneitt of your rae and he ill be pleased to give you hit valuable ad v lev gratis. Address Dr. Hartman, President of The lUttnnin Hanltarium, Colum- mis, vi. Ask Your Druggist for a Free I'cruna Almanac for 1904 3ES FFOHTHE BOWELS ff rem Sarftn't a rf.elar, twaithv movement ef M aowaia atnr. Oar. fou reatca or not tm tM, u sia utn. antl tm welt. I - in th tttatia j vintniit tttr"t "r tal Kt.ot). it aai.fltv.i. The BOi.MiM.rat. va.ti'Mt. tuu.t fwrttHH war HI aeillillel llal suvala oir uj il,uu louae ..-.1 a. I'ras awa rtttt nr eteaia nf eaaa. line !!in, the latxi t a mill ta tMn.tr. iiuiui uire, .u uriiiiua tuachla er. eii'., ete. tlta lur jutir ne..t. KfZII KSON MACHINERY CO. t el Mwrtaeai Rlnet Portland Orego J-fZfi CANOV f!aaatit. Palatable, eotent TueOoS noti f a ?lerxii! H . olo n. uroni... u. urn wS3 ur rro tatiii. a. aoal Dookleiuu baalta. A4i)rae muufmMr lm Ml, aVMml, Se Sara. Bat KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN AUTOMATIC STRAINING DEVICE. Every woman who has attempted the task la well aware of the muscular ef fort which Is required to strain the cooked pulp of grapes, currsnts or other fruit to separate the Juice for the mak ing of Jelly. After depositing the duId In a wrong cloth sack It becomes neces sary to treat the latter In about the same manner as the washwoman treats a sheet which she has Just taken from Willing He Should Smoke. "Any objections to n,v smoklntr hero?" asked tho offunnlvcly cheerful man as the vcosel nine another disonl. eting lurch. "Xtino," replied tho pale chnn in the steamer chair, "here -or hereafter." Cincinnati Commercial Tribune. I HIA.VT 11110 SEMOVES THS tBIC. ag Sid ate aa permanent ooa until x kas . O. I had p. diaouaras frorm my ear and m hearlor was so badlr rn.Bto.tmA that yould aot besr the tick of oloek. I was t" "! wuen I Deeaa your mad. tine. 8. 8. . faaa done away with the dieohars-e and my taeariai baa been Wonderfully ImnrnvAH an m.,)i that I can new carry ca a oenyeraation n. ,or"n,rv tone, whereas a year Tour msdtoine baedone me a world of I- and I do not hesitate to give it the W. P. KHCTMBINB, wo biow o catarbh: is tuiu- T ID EBl YJECASS. Dear B""' In" T"" Au"' l' 1003 About thirteen years no I need rout ""ay JorOatarrh. I bad been troubled wiv nior BBsutntne yeare, but sines .iF 8i?' b"m ver beea worried w,,ui, ie to reoomuaead a. B. B. A man should be getting on well In 11e when he is getting well on In life. Some rules work both ways mid seme others won't work cither way. Catarrhal matter the discharge of mucus and other diseustinir symptoms Of the miserable disease will continue. S. S. S. goes to the fountain source o' the trouble and ounfies and enrichea we blood, and so invigorates and tones up the system that catching cold and con tracting Catarrh is not so likely to occur. Keep the blood in order and winter's coming brings none of the discomforts of Catarrh. Write us particulars of your case, and let our nhvsh'tanfl riplnw,., ..t ,:j .i at.. blood-tainting- and stubborn disease. We make no charge whatever fog medical advice. WE SWIPT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, CA. the water to wring. The harder It can be squeezed the more Juice will there be for making tie Jelly, and so no effort Is spared to collect all (hat the pulp contains. Should the Idea of a Western woman prove practical for this purpose-, the above dVtscrlbvd meth od of treatment will no longer be re sorted to, as the new method Is ob viously easier than the old. The wo man's Intention Is to suspend the cloth suck, filled with the pulp, from a rod clamped to the table, with a heavy iron ring around the neck of the suck. Jlils ring by the sheer force of Its weight gradually settles downward ovit the hag, compressing Its coutents ns It fulls and einresslmr the liilc Into a receptacle placed beneath for ihe purpose. Mary I. Lowry, bf Indianapolis, Ind.. is trie inventor. ABSOLUTE SECURITY, Genuine Carter's Little Liver Pills. Mutt Bear Signature) of, e Facsimile Wrapper Below. PRUSSIAN pouim rooo Cunt rturltrt. tees a4 trl.l SlwtMt, 1 It M.Im mm me f,tae te, fk H Mc: fall, II metes leatee te. a fee) TNI aitT TM 1-mmUm ratlin SaeS ee Lata) V .! . " an r.. p...... ti.r t.. HUUIi'ltK. tllll,nt. ... ! JUT WMST IS NISOfO. i. .,"!.' """'! '"'' '" ' rwtlaaa JttS Ce.. rartltal. Or. rrainae rllrt SmS lift luatta.Mi until co t'.rttanS. 0h Ueaet Agauta. ALCOHOL, OPIUM, TOBACCO USINGjI WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATE) CATA10CIH ' Flnt .ml oelrmSu.. fvwfamef, Orm. libfaaat, Stais Hi. I Terr eaaaU aa4 as aasy take aa sagasv FOR HEABACHEi FOB OIZZINESta m IIUQUMEIt, FOR TORPID LIVCt. FOR CONSTIPATION. rOR SALLOW SKIN. FOR THECOMPLEXIOM PSrtee I auviMBl avetwn w.utw,j. J W c7m I uraly Taetble.fceS2i!l CARTEffS (to. C. Gee Wo WONDERFUL HOME TREATMENT Thla oiirtrrw t'hl. eaae 6mur la ,u.1 gr.at ha nm fuyl. will, mil ,,f,mj. tu.it ttiat ar aiv.ti up l, III.. II. ., (, lliia woiNl.rrnt i hi. It, hfrli. r.Mit., l.tift, barn ami r.ii,r. Ilial at. aiiiirKir un. .....m, m t. ,,,, in lid aiaW-JaaD 1 aeV l ... ..... nmnirr. lltriiUMh iIiom hyml-M rem.rtl. it,i, r., tINV U' iltM'Uir The C. Gee Wo Chinese MedidneCo. ill AWer Si ParcianJ, Oresoa, SS-al.iiiioii pa,r, P. N. U. No. 1-1904. CURE SICK HEADACHE.. 1 A ftkrptlo. "What do statistics show?" Inquired lie man who was warming up to his subject. 'As a rule," answered the man who always doubtful, "they don't show much except patience and Industry on lie pnrt or the man who collected hem." Washington Stnr. Yoursor a Clear Head1 1 hough a mmi may hide his cloven root, his cluveu breath irlves Mm way. A FINE UMBRELUA ! tho Lest prnasnl In flwRoti or Wsahlnirtnn ymi t-an 5 ",','r u"''1V1,.r """'". "r I"''' fifm 'l, "r y.mr,ll We anil l,eam ,,f te, ,tlnitiy. at ;,.,y riaonal,o j.ri,,,,,. jOHN AU j.WNA' ,,' ,, .,J Two Stores !'ff "'""''I'ik''-" St.. near Wtmilarrt larlteiCo. l-K'ii MurrlMiii St., near Meier Jt I'ranlt Co.