The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, March 30, 1906, Image 4

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    . v It tarprleaa He. .,
Th ktntcuf photographer, to th
goodness of hit heart, often promise's
copies of nt picture to any one who
happen to be standing In range of tbe
camera when It U "ftrcd." Unfortu
nately falling memory usually luter-
eaes, to prevent fulallroent of tit
promises. ; ." " .
It happened that a young mas tak-
Ins "view" on the summit of Fort
BUI, Vlckabunc, found a dilapidated
cabin tbe foreground or one or toem,
!UIeUo. tbere, aunty f be called to
tne. negro wvnu m tua uwiw.
"Step out on th gallery and get in
the picture." 1
"You goto' gimme on o' dem pic
ture V abe demanded.
"Glv you a picture J" repeated the
photographer. "No. Don't think It
for a minute. Stand np and look your
prettlcat, now."
Tbe old woman looked at htm a mo
ment In amaiement Then abe turned
nd shouted to aom one Inside.
Ton de land'a sake!" ihe said. "Ol'
man, com out yeah an' git youh pie
ter took. Heah'a a young man dat
i ain't a-lyln" about it Dey's been two
hund'ed people tooken plcter of m
on dia garry, an' eve'y laa' one of 'em
aay be gwlne aen' me a plcter but
nary plcter I ever nee ylt Look youh
purtea', of man. Dla young man look
like he ain't tellin no lie to m." .
Duriug th lt two decade th im
provement in th reciprocating ateam
engine ha kept folly abreast of th re
markable progresa in electrical develop
ment to such a degree that, notwith
standing th multiplication of gae en
gine and turbine and the wide distri
bution of water power br electrical
transmission, th as of th ateam en
gin i increasing fatter today than
ever before. Many mammoth indus
trial plant are exclusively engaged in
building ateam boiler and engine, and
it i the proud boast of on of these, the
Atla Engine works, of Indianapolis,
that it averages a complete boiler and
engine outfit of fifty horsepower every
thirty minute of the working day.
When th visitor to their plant bat
gone through two or three of their
great warehouse, where he saw hun
dred of (team engine of variou ty pes
and aises, and emerge upon a boiler
yard of twenty acres, that look like a
perfect tea of boilers, th old question
of what become of all th pins is for
gotten and be wonder where upon
earth use can be found for all the boil
er and engine turned out by this one
concern. But, if he will watch the
loading procesa, be will see ten or
twelve trainload per day go ont, label
ed for destination all over the world
and will gain some notion of the mag
nitude of th world' - work. Then,
when be is told that this one concern
leviathan of th trade though it is, does
not produce ten per cent of the world's
output of steam boilers and engine, he
will begin to realise bow vast i the
production and consumption of steam
porer throngtoit the world.
Footprints o Aaa-sfaa.
A laugh of incredulity waa raised
by many two years ago when certain
marks on a block of sandstone found
near Warrnambool, a flourishing mi
nor port of the State of Victoria, were
Identified as footprints of prehistoric
man, says tbe London Chronicle.
However, the sending of a plaster
cast of the block to Germany excited
keen discussion and led to the arrival
In Australia this year of Dr. Herman
Klaatsch- of Heidelberg University,
and to the announcement by that sa
vant that, in bis opinion, the marks
were genuine human Imprints. This
decision, coupled with the doctor's In
vestigation concerning the human
skulls In the Warrnambool museum,
revived the old notion that In old Aus
tralia will be found tbe traces of the
very closest approximations of the
ape-man the link between humanity
and tbe ape.
Further discoveries by Dr. Klaatsch
in tbe way of footprints in the sand
stone of extinct species of some sort
of great bird analogoua to the emu
species have added fuel to the specu
lations. A telegram from Warrnambool
states that Dr. Klaatsch considers
that an extensive sandstone formation
under that town thousands of years
ago formed level, sandy beaches,
which were Ihe camping ground of
the prehistoric races then existing. At
that time Australia and Tasmania
formed part of a great antarctic con
tinent which extended up Into tbe In
dian ocean and connected Australia
and Asia with Africa.
Civic Art Problems.
The treatment of minor open space
In village and city, one of the most in
tenting problems of civic art today,
will be tbe subject of an article by
Sylvester Baxter in th April Century.
Among the illustrations, by Jules Gue
rin, of Mr. Baxter's text, will be pic
tures of Grand Circle, with tbe Colum
bus monument, and Coentie alip, New
York, tbe first showing the-effectiveness
of formal treatment of an open
pace at tbe conjunction of important
treat ; tbe second the possibilities of
securing a restful effect of roominess
in a limited area.
According to Mr. Baxter and quite
contrary to the popular impression
th Boston Public Garden baa exerted a
most demoralising influence upon gar
dening art in the United State, be
cause of its lavish employment of rich
and expensive material "in a fashion
nnguided by any true principle of de
sign." Other examples, good and bad, of
poblic square in different cities and
village will be treated in Mr. Baxter's
article.
Tola br the Typewriter.
The following correspondence ex
plains Itself:
"Mr. Thompson presents bis compli
ments to Mr. Simpson, and begs to
request that he will keep bis plggs
from trespassing on his ground." .
"Mr. Simpson presents his compli
ments to Mr. Thompson, and requests
tbat in future be will not spell' his
plggs with two gees."
"Mr. Thompson's respects to Mr.
Simpson, snd he will feel dbliged if
he wUI add the letter 'e' to tbe last
word in the note just received, so as
to represent Mr. Simpson and lady."
"Mr. Simpson returns Mr. Thomp
son' not unopened, tbe impertinence
It 'contains being only equalled by 1U
Tulgarity."
' .The best is Hood's Sarsaparilla. It
is the best because it d6es the most good.
While it makes the blood pure, fresh
and lively, it tones the stomach to bet.
ter digestion, creates an appetite,' stimu
lates the kidneys and liver, gives new
brain, nerve and digestive strength.
An unlimited list of wonderful cures
40,366 testimonials in the past two
years proves its merit. In buying mcdi-
r!ne aKvriv ttf t HlA hej&t.
. ,
get I lOOd S.
CJ u-nnnvliArA
VV1J m.v....
Liquid or tablet. 10) Dotes It
Tke Inevitable,
Porkand (of Chicago, snowing
friends his new residence) Now, what
do you think of that for a Looey-Quinsy
dining room? I guess them Astor
Astor hotels ain't got nothing on that,
eh?
Friend (from New York) I ahould
aay notl By the way, you hare not
shown me the library
Porkand IJb'ryt Wak up, wak
np! Why, Carnegie's made 'em so com
mon, all the best families are cutting
em out ! fuck.
A GUARANTEED CCRIS FOR PtIJCS.
Itching. Bl ml. Rieminr. rrotrtKlInt Piles. Kmc
rists ere sulhortseil to refund money tr PA20
01MMKM rU ucun lit wUilvi. Mb
Electric fishes, exposed to the actios
ef radium, have been found to lose their
electric power completely, and to suffer
la health.
a , , .
PITA Permanently Cored. Kftfltsornerroasneal
f 0 after first day's useofDr.Kltne'slireel Nerre
Restorer, hend for r'rre S4 trial bottle and treatise,
DV.K.H. KUue, Ud..su Arch at., rslladelpala, fa,
A cremated adult human body leave
. MAiitiiMtn nt ffrav a.hea whii-h alto?eth-
er do not weigh more than about two
pounds.
th.m.1. at Catarrh In tht section of the
country than ail older disease! pul totether,
aad until the last lew years was supposed tube
leeurable. Forae;reatmanyearsaoctors pro
noun c-d it a local disease, and prescribed local
remedies, and by constantly faillnf to cure
wltb. local treatment, pronounced it incurable.
4cien.ee has proven catarrh to be a constitu
tional disease, and therefore requires eonstliu;
Uonal treatment. Hail's Catarrh Cure, manu
factured by F. I. Cheney 4 Co., Toledo, Ohio, li
the only constitutional cure on the market. It
Is ta.en internally in doses from 10 drop to a
eaapoonful. It acts directly on the blood and
mucins surfaces of the ystem. They offer one
hundred dollar (or tut case It fails to cura.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address. T. 1. ( Ht,ti a v,u., loieao, v
Bold t-r Ururcists.
Hall's Family Fills are the
best.
President Diss is not so wealthy as
accredited. Uts fortune is short ef a
million.
Sliding seats were first used In rowing
races in 1&T3.
Paris has the biggest debt of any city
In the world. It amounts to $400,000,-
000.
The
ol
Wave
is the home
.fr OUNCES FQj
Get K C
25c If it
your grocer
Send tor
JAQUES MFG. CO.
Galeatjo.
f ff TTrft Se-d, irt bt bseanse IS 1
I I aurcestful yars have nera srit In f v 1
I 1 ueu drreloirtnCQt half a century 1
1 I of expert rare In making lima m fl
a 1 superior to ail o!! m S
m a tte are specialists In growing M ff
1 now ano tegvtaMe se.da, M I
1 iVOt fcae Aaaaal flea. JF f
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CLASSIF1EDADVERTISING
Portland Trade Directory
Name ami Addresses la Portland ef Reere
tentative Business firms.
mOTO Kl'pflJKH: Kodak oVn-loiilneanil prist
ine wrlts for prfai-a. wouuare. uatae at iai.
MAftio LAKTEHJiB WHaler Co., Portland,
lowest prlwrs on Lantern and Hlld
I.AHTIC HOIKRY; Hnpporters, Braces; Knit to
lt; free measurement blanks: Woudard, Clarke.
BORHEH or all kinds for sale at eer, reasonable
prices. Inquire i74 Front Ht.
TBUH8F.S sent on approval : we guarantee St la
moat difficult casesj Wotxlard, Clarke A Co.
BWKET PKAft Hend lOr- ir peke. asMd Pair Gold
Medal peas. J. J. Butn-r. 1S Frotitslreet.
ARTIFICIAL EYKH; eyery shade and soap; as
sortment tent on approval ; W oodard, Clarke Co
tut AM BKPAKA'IOKH We snarantee Ine U.H,
Keparator to be the best. Writs lor Ire cala.osv
llaseiwood Co., If Iftci and OaJc
MKN'SCLOTHINO Biifftim A Pendleton, sole
aaeais Alfred lienlamfa A Co.'s correct clotbea
Everything la men's rurnUhinica Morrlaoo aod
Slltb strseta. Opposite poslolllce.
PKKE LAND I.H OltEttoN tinder the Carey Irrl-
Satlen act. iMed d nrct from state. Write today,
louslet and map free. II. U. Cooke A Co., Xsi
Alder ttrsel, Portland, Oregos.
POULTRY KOtlll If you want your bens to lav
snore egKS write us for free particulars shout PU
RINA POULTRY KEUn Acme Mills Co,
Portland, Oregon.
TAILORH-Caltimbta Woolen mils Co.. Portland.
Ore. Lateststyleclotheemadatomeesurecheap.
Ourself measurement system Insures perfect At.
Write for free sample aad price.
PIANOS A OR'IA NH Oldest piano hoose on Pa
cific coast. Organs and Pianos on easy payments.
Write for list. Let us quote you a price. Alien St
OUbert'Raniaker Co., Portland, Oregon.
Oregon Herbs Kpectflc for sll Kidney and Bladder
troubles. Cores BACKACHK. Prion Wc. Trial
site sent by mall for 10c la stamps. Send today.
SKIM Third Bu
Human Hair floods (twitches. Pompadours, Men's
Toupee and V' Iks ; best uualliy lowest prices!
send for Iree price list; msll orders a specialty.
Paris Hair Mots, Vt'asalngtoa au kat Ittt,
r V
Mrs S. L. Carleton. Arer. Msis.. tars:
a perfect sprint mwllein to five streti-th tad
thoroughly purify tb blood. Hood's Saraapa-
rlllsls held In high etem bveur whole f
- liar Used It
tlv. I have used it from elitluliood snd and il
a rood for air children at for wj seli"
ReekoaeeT br Inches.
Th teacher In the primary depart
ment had been telling her pupils about
three klugdouis of nature the animal,
the vegetable and the mineral Wheu
she had Mulshed the New Vork World
says she asked :
"Now, who can tell m what th
htghest form of animal life Is T"
A little girl In a front seat raised
her hand.
"The highest form of animal life Is
giraffe.'
Mothers will And , Wlnslowl Soothing
Syrup th best remedy to us lor tnelr aaUdna
auriuf um teeming ferioa.
Helping: Oat.
With an exclamation of delight tbe
hardened tourist rushed out on th bag
gage platform and started to smash bis
trunk with an ax.
"Hold on !" shouted the baggag man.
"Are you crasyT
"Not at all," replied th hardened
tourist as be continued to smash. "I
read that baggagemen were overworked
at this season, so I thought I would
smash my own trunk aud sav you th
trouble."
TO CrRK A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BKOMuqutnlae Tablets. Drar
al.ts rvnind rnmiey If It fal.s to cure. at. w.
GHOVaV&ala-namre-oa eacn box. She
Aa Addeadaaa.
David Christie Murray has an anec
dote to tell of what be says Is "tbe
champion printer's error of bis experi
ence." At the close of a certain ttory
from hla pen, published com year
ago, Mr. Murray wrote:
"Are there no troubles now" th lov
er asks.
"Not one, dear Frank, not one."
And then. In brackets, thus ), b
put tb words, "White line." This waa
a technical Instruction to the printer,
and meant that one lln of space
should be left clear. Tbe geulua who
had the copy In band put tbe lover'
speech In type correctly, and then, set
ting it out as If It were a line of verse,
be added: "Not one, dear Frank, not
on white line !" London Tit Bits.
Home
tbe
Circle
where food cocking is
"tNr
loved, where the family enjoy the
finest of biscuits, doughnuts, cakes,
and pies and other pood things every
day. The baking; is always delicious
and wholesome because
K C Baking Powder
the baking powder of the wave
circle, is used.
to-day! 25 ounces tor
isn't all that we claim,
refunds your money.
"Book ot fresents."
The Rallasr Pas.loa.
Old Stoxanbona Are yon sure that
yon can no longer control the tblng?
Hit Chauffeur Tes, sir. I'm afraid
It will get away from me very soon.
Old Stoxanbons Then for besren's
take run Into something; cbesp! Puck.
BCRTOJf. HOWARD 1!.,-Aiiayer snd Chemist,
Ieadville. Colorado. Koertmen nrlces: feold.
Hllver. Iad, 11 : liold. Hllver,?-: tlold. 60c; Xlncor
t opper, fl. Cyanide tests. Mailing envelopes and
full price tint Henl oo application, control and c nv
plre work noliclled. Reference: Carbonate Na
tional Rank.
tni ttMNak etCrWe
OJUO CLOT ilirtQ '4f,iutf
riblad or jvllnr rartoknli
or wn wort. Un Mt atrwhert
Look f"or the 5n of tnt Fijli.aisl
tht MtK TOrVf R en tht button).
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TREATMENT
ThU wonrje-rful (bl-
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grfat btrkUM h cirHi
popl wttliuul opre
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to dla, fl curm with
ibofl wonderful Cut-nt-v
hrin, rooia, budw,
brkm and vKtahi-
tbmt ra ntlrfiy an
kuowa to roNitcsU twt-
nrt ia thucmmrr. TIirouti iba uMof ukmm
barniltM rrRit-dlvt thin famoua do-'tor know
lhactou ofovarMO diffrot r-.Mliaa wblrh
bi iunwaiullr ua Ut dttTirfsr, dfmtnm. Ha
(Utrnifwcurcarrfn. aattima, lung, ibrot,
rbfumtUmf nr vutiso)-, atomaL-b, ilvar; kidr
Dya, -u: hmn bui dr-da ol tati-toB.ia
I harvM modrrat. Lau and an him. Ffttlvat
out of Ui clt writ lor blaulcr and c roulafa.
MMauutip. tuWflULTAiloN IfHlttL.
utnu THE C. GEE WO CHINESE MEDICINE CO
12' rirat St., S. t. Cor. MerrlsM
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MINERS' LAST WORD
msdm IsIPressnteilltfl p
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CFERATORS WILL REJECT TERMS
Demand la for Restoration of Was
Scale of 1903 All Prepare
for Bit; Strike.
Tn.tlanannlla. March 97. Th United
Mine workers ot America, thtough John
Mitchell, president 01 iu organisation,
T. L. Lewis, vie president, and Hr
man U. Perry, of the Illinois miners,
today presented to the coal operator in
ttia azei'lttlvs teuton of th iniut teal
committee ot h central competitive
dlatrict tnelr ultimatum on tue uiapute
over th wage tctle.
Th demand oi th miner, at stated
in their ultimatum, i lor restoration
nt th warn. a.-ala oi 1903. which tt SO
increase of 5.5S per rent. Upon th
receipt oi to ultimatum, me opsiawn
a.nreat an adjournment ot the com
mittee until tomorrow, when it It ex
pected a definite answer win oe given.
It ia anti. lnaU.1 that thil reillv Will D
lefutal, and thecomniitte will report
a disagreement to th joint conference
of miner and operators. Th fight In
that cat will be continued on th floor
of tb Joint convention.
Tnnloht thara Is little Droeoect of an
agreement. The feeling tonight it that
th miners under no circumstances win
allow on district to sign even th ad
vance leal demanded unlet it Is paid
in all tb four state of th central
competitive field.
Rannrt ara mm Inir to the miner'
delegates from theii local unions that
tb coal companies are taking prelim
inary atana Ia mt on a Itrike basit.
They are calling in tb miners' account
books, sccoidmg to tlieee reports, wiw
drawing credit from the miner at com
pany stores, pressing collections, and
in some cases tmeatening eviction.
Rnneta that tha rnninaniea ara build
ing ttockade ara without foundation,
bnt th mine ar being put in th beat
possible condition for a shutdown.
Even should an agreement be reached
for all fields, th bituminous and most
nl tha anthracite mine will close Sat
urday night, many of them to remain
closed 60 days.
Tb local mantgert are letting theii
men know this, snd in many case tell
ing tbem that a itrike may aa well
come at far aa they are concerned.
PUTER CAUGHT.
But th Oregon Land Fraud Artist
Escspes Again.
Boston, March 27. After having fol
lowed bis man for many thousands of
miles, first down tbe Pacific coast from
Portland, Or., to San Francisco, and
then clear across tbe country to Boston,
Secret Service Agent W. J. Burns to
night arrested Stephen A. D. Pater,
who is wanted by tbe Federal authori
ties for hit connection with the fam
ous Oregon land fraud case, only to
n.v tbe msn pull a gun snd escape.
This dramatic ending to a chat which
lasted for weeks, and during which Mr.
Burns bss shown no little detective
ability in tracing bis quarry from one
plac to another, occurred at the corner
of Boyleaton atreet and Massachusetts
avenue in this c.ty, in front of th Fen
way poets) nation, and at a time when
th street was crowded with people and
trings of cars weie passing. Puter
made bit escape in truly western lash-
ion, drawing revolver from soma place
of concealment and aiming it straight
st Mr. Burns' bead with repeated
threats to kill, while scores of people
looked on aa though paralysed and
made no effort to help the officer or to
call police aid. In this manner Puter
backed slowly away from bis unwel
come companion and, before many had
realized just what it all meant, be bad
turned the corner of Massachusetts ave
nue snd disappeared ffom view.
Burns followed, but the crowd closed
in about bim and, although, tie ssw
bis man turn down Falmouth street, he
dared not use bis own gun.
Hermsnn Trial April 18.
Washington, March 27. Representa
tive Binger Hermann will be placed on
trial in the Supreme court for tbe Dis
trict of Columbia on MondayApril 16.
This order ws made by Judge Gould
today, on motion of District Attorney
Baker. Mr. Baker first asked that the
trial be set for April 9, bot II. P. Gat-
lev, one of Hermann's attorneys, stated
tbat A. 8. Worthington, who will direct
the defense, will be unable to appear in
court on that date. One week later
was then sgreed to. Tbe trial will be
for destroying 35 letterpress books.
Floods in Southern California.
Ban Francisco, March 27. The storm
which hss prevailed over California
during tbe past few days was phenom
enal In character, bnt normal condi
tions are being restored. Rain con
tinned to fall today throaghout South
ern California, and the streams in all
parts of the state are rising, tbe volume
of water being swelled by tbe precipi
tation from tb storm and from the
rapid melting of snows In the Sierras.
Flooda have occurred in several sections.
Much damage has beed don and more
is expected.
Wrsngal in Ashes,
Tacome, March 27. A special to tb
Ledger eays: Fort Wrangel, Alaska,
was entirely destroyed by a fir that
started in tbe barber shop of tbe Pion
eer hotel late Saturday night. Tb en
tire town was wiped out, with the ex
ception of a dock and on store belong
ing to Robert Reld. Thirty-eight
bouses, which composed tb town' res
idence district, were burned to tb
ground. Wrsngel hat population of
400 persons.
Great Blaze at Newport.
Newport, R. I., March 27. Fire
early today destroyed the Fall River
line steamer Plymouth at the lay at her
lock here, tb north pier of tha freight
bed and hoisting apparatus adjoining,
and damaged the freight atesmer City
of Lowell. Lostf about $1,000,000. j
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eases of every character as S.
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nd possessmg toinc proiwrucs tuai " k j
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tht XrS of the nauseating edecu
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fSS. ffl"hriSv is dependent ou the blood for uourishmen and strength, it it
necessary thi!tPthiS vital fluid' be kept free from germs and poisons. So long as it remain,
uncontatninated we are fortified against dis- 0tBtJWM.B i 8, u ,ud ,. . r,mMy ,.,, ,iaw
ease, and health is assured ; but any impurity, homi i,ubav uua and aiway louna u what tti
" 1 . . , .(.. li kn,.ii.hl nlaanaaa Iba aeatam iu
humor or poison acts injuriously m , - - ,.,u.. t-pw.. ,6.
tern and affects the gcueral Iieaitu. i us- and bnd p tas gri keaith. i v iiv.n t0 fcy
tular eruptions, pimples, rashes and the
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uiuercui skih isiiitiivdis pn.
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some irritating humor. Smcs and Ulcers are the result of morbid, unhealthy matter m the
blood and Rheumatism, Catarrh, Scrofula, Contagious Blood roisou etc., are all dccp-scated
blood'disorders that continue to grow worse as long as the poison remains.
But alt blood diseases arc not acquired; some persons are boru with an hereditary taint
ia the blood aud we see this great affliction manifested iu uiauy ways. The skin has a
waxy, pallid appearance, the eyes are often weak, glands of the ueck enlarged, and as tie
taint has beeu iu the blood since birth the entire health is usually affected.
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Trot. Georft Howlsos of tb depart -
meat of philosophy of th UniTertil of
California has declsrej hit belief la Itn
mortality for aalmtls.
THE EXTERNAL USE OP
i! St. Jacobs Oil
la th short, sure, stay curs for
Rheumatism
and
Neuralgia
To Get More Strength
from Your Food
LOTS of people ar Jrvlr, with
a full stomach.
You know, It't not how much
we Eat, but how we Dteal that
makes us Strong, or Brainy, or Successful.
When the Bowels are filled with undi
gested food we may be a jreat deal
worse off thin If wo were half tiarved for
want of Food.
Because, food that stays too Ion; In tha
Bowels decays there, just its' If It stayed
loo long in 'the open air.
Well, when food decays In the Bowels,
through delated and overdue action, what
happens f
The millions of little Suction Pumps
that line the Dowels and Intestines then
draw Poison from the decayed Food,
Instead-ol the Nourishment they were
intended to draw.
This Poison gets Into the blood snd.
In time, spreads all over Ihe body, unless
tha Cause of Constipation ia promptly
removed.
That Cause of Constipation Is Weak,
or Lazy, Bowel Muscles.
When your Bowel-Muscles grow flabby
Ihey need Eserclse to strengthen them
not " Physio" to pamper them.
There'e only one kind of Artificial
Exercise for the Bowel-Muscles.
Iu nam ls"CASCARETS,"and lis
pries Is Ten Cents s boa.
Cascareta act like Eserclse on the
Muscles of the Bowels, and maks them
stronger every time they force these
Muscles fo act naturally.
Ths stronger these Muscles propel the
food, ths stronger does the friction of the
lood act on the flow of Digestive" Juices.
Th more of these Juices that set on
food, the more Nutriment does that food
lurn Into, and the richer nourishment do
the little Suction Pumps of tha Intestines
draw out of It,
SILVER
Um. W. a. l
fiMenilmeta silver fllllt,. Is
werea.1, ,.,!,,, JMl
some -lenilais n.e th, maiesi
"wilts the m st ,r..nt t,
Jhem.elve. Yuti hsr, t., 1, ,',
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WISE BROTHERS
DfNTISTS
Cor, Third and Washlnaion Sis.
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!ven' smell. T
rcliubla u j
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the secret of .
. ,u.tral i..BreJient ol Kan
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elalmed to be.
ohtklres with toe rasulu. II promptly restores th apna.
lit and clear th akla f all eroptiont. It Is a very 1st
blood lonlo aad ha mf heart adormat.
1H H. Via Ht.t Lebaaot, Pa. P. It. THOMN0N,
condition as a
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5UMlf UIU; siwiwiug ivavuva iumvi wtSrVU
troubles like 6. t.
of the taint, purifies and strengthens the weak,
deteriorated bltxxl.
healthful properties it needs aud establishes the
f.Minil it ion fur cfttxl health. Ai s tunic lliit
great medicine has
especially bracing
T t t fsf
' Tb 1J bos lit compartment ear ta
l'rnrh rsilwnte sr beitif fr!utlly 4l
. p!si-ej bjr reetiliuUJ ears of s BMre saoj
'ara tip.
It penetrates to the teal
cf torture, and reitaf
promptly follow.
I'rlie, 2!S. aud fOc.
s
It needs only one Cascaret st a Itm
to stimulate ail th bowel Muscles enough,
without purging, discomfort or tt of
nutrition.
So, If you want tht asms natural
action that a sis-mil walk In the country
would give you. (without Ihe wtarlncaa)
take one Caacarel at a lime, wlthlniarvaia
between, till you reach lit tiacl condi
tion you deslrt.
see
One Cascaret al a time will properly
cleanae a foul Breath, or Coaled Tongue,
thus proving clearly Iu ready, steady,
'iraj bul m" nd sllectlvt action.
A coming Headache can be warded off,
In short order, by a tingle Cascertl, and
Ilia cause removed.
Heartburn, Ca belching, Acld-rlalng
In the throat, and Colicky leolii.g art sure
signs of Bowol trouble from food poisons,
and should be dealt with prompily,
On Cascaret will slop the coming
trouble, move on the Bowel load, and fre
the Digestive Juices, If that one Caacarel
It taken as soon as the first alrnt ara
noticed. - "
s e
Don'l fall to carry the Vest Pocket
Cascaret Bo wiih you constantly."
All Druggists sell " thom-ovar ten
million boses a year, for ail yean paat.
Bo very caretul to get the genuine!
made only by the Sterling Remedy Corn
pany and never told In bulk. Evtry
Ublet ttamped "CCC." "
rr rR to our rmtNDii
FILINGS
OH. f. f. WI4C.
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b.; t removes every particle
and supplies it with the
no equal, and it will be found
to weak, anaemic persons.
ta Cira fll V fl TTljaa C1,M
ft., Mm f4a laea,
ferte aswa fus.m
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JI iioi:oiiauoima
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BAGS!
HAVE YOU EVIR UStD
BEMIS BAGS?
e il at tr are plee4 en foul net I enl
W ar Maaate,ctttrn SB lasn.it lets af
WOOL BAGS
Wheat Ilag. Oat Bag, Barley P(t
Hour Hagt, Hop ( lolli, Or forks sad
llurlap of All Kind. latof llurlap
and Cotton Maoufat lureJ by ut.
BEMIS BRO.
BAG COMPANY,
1S0M3I4 Color at Stmt.
scAnic, wash.
W. L. Douglas
a&sHOEsa
W. t. OoukU t4.oo Cllt Idg Lln
cannot t quallsxl at anyprlc.
aa sin,.. 1a 0(, s.lUtllute. Ji'we
lllioul hla nam ami t.rl... stamel on ln.iti'ia;
tajt VolM ttfl.e unl , tee Mil net ' ''
Writ fur I llo.tr. tl Catnloif.
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al Hrexhtua, Mas., and shew yuu Ths tnl
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