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Newspaper Page Text',.: .. .:. Dim Fays. ,. Laban ni Jxnrtifjln ta de)Uo be aad prsctiead mpoa Jacob la tb sutter f Leah. -I didn't salad letting alas bars Leah." be said, "but I'ia litttt bjot particular a t Rachel. I'v had my doubt all th time, aavhw, about taking Into uy faro lly a young man who is willing to work m wool years Jan for a girt. H tossa't area to mt to b th kind of rasa thai would b like); to gt ahead la the Bat Jaeob't wMingB to work anoth ar seven year tor Rache! at ruck tb oid asaa aa showing grit ana pcratTcra.Bc. aad k la a natter of history that tin roong aua finally nude food aa a aoa-ia- b. ' " UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM SOUTH CAROLINA PRAISES PE-RU-NA tx-SrjMtrM.&BatJef. IS! B , ! Dyspepsia It Oftea Caused by Catarrh f tb Stomach Parana Believe Ca tarrh of the Stomach and Is Therefor a Banedy for Dyspepsia- Hoa. If. C Batier, Ex-U. S. Sea- J ator f roat Socth Carolina for two J terms, ia a letter froa Washi&trtoa, : D. C, writes to the Pemsa MeJiciBe Cot, aa fotewa: I can recommend Ferana for dyspepsia and ftosuca troable. I : hare beea adss your avrivine for a abort yeslad aad I feel Tery maeh reaiered. It is indeed a wonderful awdlcioa, besides a rood tonic" CATAEEH of the attjinaeh ia the ear-, reet name for moat eases of dypep-; aia. Ia order to core catarrh of the j stomach the eatrrh most be eradicated. ' Only aa internal catarrh remedT, sceh aa Pemaa, is aTaiiabie. Ptriaa exaetiy aaeeu ta iaiicaUoiUk. TUtle Waalei t aUkfc Sejret. It was Tuesday morning. Tb clotae bad been washed, dried and folded an.) common sens pointed to tb fact IBat Irene. Innlne dev hut cnrkua Soan.ll , , . . narlan TilUe, the new maid, was not , going to make tb mistake of going ahead before being sore that she was right. Before commlttlEg berelf to tb obriona task she poked ber bear1 Into tb dining room to say. appeallng ly : "Ueesia. I akcld like to speak 3me thteg." -VThxt la tt. Tlllie?" "Skal I cook some fiatironr asked Tide, earn estly. ' ' far f Oa Thlas;. Teacher at night school; What do yea know of Budapest T Ehagry Haired Pupil Badapest is a disease that attacks catti. It is inearia bly fatal. V " ' .J.r--. U5ZESHS HE ATTENDS TO BUSINESS - wfco goes atrahl la waik to crs Y Hurts, Sjirains, Bruises by the use of r St. Jacobs Oil j arid saves troe, tnooey arj gtts eat of rr.:sery quickly. & i. ft Aft I.tk Mule. Prtce, 25c and 50c. i A CELLULOID PLATE lb is -TTy wy. iiiajc fccf drU3at r OMir-avTa b-.;) Mt Uw (rw- ' lrntitls e-ttrr Snttwl jr. Y llkaJ rra"r C Lk 4 r em. ppo joa .i u -w ll'ICC DDAC nuL Pa;l'.RS Eaadi'f. Ttjird a JL Ja. t P 3. Mala i)B,w.A.yug CLASSIFIEDADYERTIS1NG Portland Trade Ds-extory r MtTo Bt rrufc: if!ae4:pi- t: wrti If pelcea. aowbeH rto ja. Sfaoic uyi IB.x-aWff o 1'on.ead. Lummm prxea e Looter eatf fetd.. SUBTIC HOlKaV:S-B-sorici. ISraow: KKi k 11; free aaeeaareeaeai afcae: WwxUfU. I JBOKJ-fc r J1 kind fm at rr7 reeeouae litin Ct iMI at. M.a1sWlciM; WeMMtkVal. CULrk t Ca. ARTIFICIAL EYC: rjrj tw J atov-; av HIUawattMMMItTrfnl.: WwdsMUaU L IhKaH ftltPARA70Kr-Wtf tsamiw iw l - ifiMrmiw- w swummm. w mm t um C4va sv HU.r01JMOUal. ,(') AUrwJ iuLXI2-sl at X' Cvt rr-l C.otJje-s, 4. Ty ib-BC im (ttt-Bt-Jl RtTsV VTJMla1 Milk mrmttm. Cpt patwttx. gaUM tscv tid net front Mate. Wn icMavj. Wii mm4 makp fctt. H. & two t Ck, i( AateWl'slsaUrr. aJVvail l r r a.sjs a jwn want jam at i' iv y t MrnteDfarfrxr (nicur tm tC-1 KlNa roCLTHV i Ktlioi-a-on JilUS Co. I rlSKOS OIKIASS OtMi pUeHaaan P 1 riac Mt. organ a4 r A, m ernrf p uiir nl IML lAt u o,e i'-i a. pc.ee rt. remans, uhw. Slaawa MalrOooej efucfa. foappadoar, Mea's Tawae ae ia; Beat aaJU: loaeat prices: Tawae a aaa fuc In Ma!jiaa. y.'J ransaUa sura. tel I 1 j Seineiel Blood Humors CommonlT esasr pimple, bolls, hives. ma r aalt rheum, or tout other form of arop tiont bat comcti ma ther aitat In the srsSMa. indicated by fJtn- of weakness, laacnor. losa of appetite or fensral debility, witaoat caaiinr ear brcakinc oat. Hood t SrpriU expels tbBY.roovsis. ntthas n to the whole aratcav Tni to the tesuasoay of UousaDSi aoBuallr. Hood's Sarsaparilla la peculiar to s. Aeosp Bbstttat. hat Insist oa bavins Hood's aad t It today. Uqtid or tablet. We Do Oa Dollar. i- V i .ra t .''. ..? . jC,!ltid j-oa bi-ar Msy's' flaoc- rhxp aodixlitg over her complexion Belle Yea, be certainly did la It 00 pretty tWct Sell Tea, hot not nearly aa tafck a May do Philadelphia Ledger. OST His Boas.' . CorTrpoodent Senator, mar I aak what eonaideratioaa hare Induced row. to oppose the statehood hillt Eminent Statesman (firing lata a rag! -Coaaideratjooar Sir, that aueauoa lc a damnable iasolt! Correspondent Thea yoo are doing It without coaatderatioa? Do job know. Senator, that to what the sot of aa bar bcea euepectioxT CASTOR I A Jot InJaata aad Quldrta. 1.1 ffci Yea K3T5 Always Echt Bean Ui ggnatnTa of - aid uka but. The amy ta lOaadaraaad befda rear dreadfully. "We don't like to do It," explaiaed a f tb eScera, "bat, of rooree, we're fat to back p Geo. Sheraaaa." l-rwaatwcw tCaitlltr. "Our dad were- a lot of moasbacka. weren't tbeyf "Deed tbey were. Why. tboa old rbapa osed to actually think that the Black Oook was IndeoeoL Loula- rillc Coorier-JonrnaJ. rm finainllj Cared. Iitawimin flla aAeraiar-eeDiJUta'areuyen Dc.KILIiiiae.lM , at raeJeipfcj. fa. Spieler Thread Maele la Fiaaea, Tbread toade from the spider's web is lighter aad atrocpo' Ui&n that which vroes from the sllkwiina. In France Utere is a factory -d only for the iianufactare of sjiliier thread. ' i XeX a Vall4 Okltle,m. Man at the LVek Xa. ir; I doa't want it. I barea't asy tiiae to talk to you. either. Ciller (with proepectaa of new book) Mj dear air. that won t be neocaaary. Tia Willis to do ail the ta!kinf. Bow's This? We offer One Hundred Solars Eeward fca aae cmM of : aiarrb t&as eaosut be cured by Haii'itaiArrh .:nre. . . T. J. I HT a CO.. Propa.. T-ueJo, O. Ve, ta Biirlnrl. tar liiia 1. J. Caeoey Icr tfc iat w year, aad tiiee turn priext2y koorat.ie ia aa buinea lrar;o Lom aad eoaneiaily ab loearrj oat aaj &- 1st A If. l. tx-.eoa e inff.fJ To.edo. O. Wjjjoso, Miarxx, 'aoaaie lru- jja2 a a a.-ThCTi?e is taiea irWTEane, art. 'to dircctif uitn the t-vi aJ aaaU rar- oi the iTstena. r.-:-e "c. tr t A by iT-af? nt- Te::ir. sa ire. MaJ a y""y n ar La veu. Km Crest DlCereae After AIL "It isn't considered rilite to ask 1 Chinese bow many wires be baa." "Well, it Isn't polite to &k aa Amer Icaa how masy wives he's bad, either." Detroit Free Tress. BfataenwOl 6a4 M . Wlnalow Soptht-. ( fynp the beet reirede to uee lor their children dimf ta tseltlLf inud. It was declared at Ediobarji recently that more 6a!srtBa were drowned from the casi-rs of wearicg long boou than by ail the storma. r-Tr K'" jj5 itjiiiata e v ad frji CMyt w It &C ia.i. p. wi6K Lle ( Retreat Cat Of. "By the way, Mr. Hackinaon, papi made m a a funny reaurk atxu: you th o".hr evening." "What was it, Ml. lU-'i'.iT' "He naid he woniiered why yon were rous.nt here ao often.'" AH EVXEY DAY 8TEUGGLE. Hen and Women of Every Occupation Suffer Miseries from Kidney Complaint. J. C. I-iehtner, 703 So. Cedar St., Abilene, Kansas, is one of the thou sands who sorter from kidney trou bles brought on by daily work. "I first noticed it eirut or ten vears ago," said Mr. 'Ugbtner. "The dull pain in the lack fairly made me tick. It wa hard to et Up or down, bard to ! straighten, hard to do any work that . , , , , brought a strain on the back. I frn.it sttseka nt trravel and bad the j urine was passed too often and with pain. V ben I ud Uoan s rudney Pills, however, all traces of the trou ble disappeared and have oot returned. I am certainly grateful." 8uld by all dealers. 50 cents a bos. Foeter-Jiilbura Cc, Buffalo. X. Y. IN THE NATIONAL HALLS OF Monday, May 7. . Washingtoa, May ,-Th " teBt tae mator iwruM v he disettsston was that suggest y oraker prohibiting the granting- of re ajes. passe, drawbacks, or special atea to passenger oa railways and also rofcibitisg diserimlnatiua ia th way t accomiavdalioaa wher SMual rates re paid. The discussion took a broad range, overing first th pass question and uen th race question ia the Southern taus. The race issue was raised ia Boectioa with th clause relative to iScrimiaaUoa, which was interpreted s referrirg to separat ears for the aces, and it called out very warm pro est from Bacon, Money, Culberson ad other Southern senators. Washington, May 7. Ktwithstnd ig that thia was the speaker's sevea eth birthday, the house, after a splea d demonstration to Mr. Cannon as he vended to the speaker 'a table, settled awa to oa of the bifrgest days ia the istory of the present session. The ty w'as aotable for the number of bills fested, forty-are ia number, revering large number cf subjects. Many of i bills could bar beea passed by aanimott coaseat, but with Williams' determination to object to any iegis aioa by aaanimous consent," these ills cam ap under suspension of the ilea, this txing known as "suspension ae. The following were among the bills sssed: . Granting to the Chicago, Milwaukee St- Paul Bailway Company the right t way through the Fort Keogh mili ixt reservation, Montana. To puniah the cutting, chipping or axing of trees on the public domain. To amend an act concerning leases in j Yellowstone National Park. To authorae the Minnesota, Dakota Pacific Bailroad Company to con tract a bridge across the Missouri rer. :r For the relief of certain eotrynsen ad settlers within the limits of the or. hern Pacific Railway land grant. To provide for the subdivision and ile of certain land ia the state of ashingtoa. To amend the act to provide a gor rament for tee territory of Hawaii Friday, May 4. Washington. May A In accordance .-ilk the agreetaest of last Monday, ae senate today entered upon the coa ideratiea ef amendment to th rate ill under the IS-minute rde, bat made tttie progress. Th greater part of the ay was devoted to Loire's provision ringing pipe liaes within th terms f tbe bill, and it was ultimately aaani iously agreed to, after being so amead 1 as to make it exclude gas and water i.ies from its operation, thus practi cally connaiag it to oil lines. There ver'e two roil-calls. bet neither was of mportance, as oa the on accepting the jutndinent there was no division what ver, while the action taken on tbe ther, oa the question of confining tbe iT4fci.on l- '" w ract''lr 'I s ttiK - . ...KOif. ehairmsn -ft the committee oa naval affairs, and the running fire of questioat wbirh his presentation called forth, little interest was rhown in the early part of the de bate that ensued. Toward the close of the day. however, a lively colloquy oc curred among Bates of Pennsylvania, Williams of Miiipri, Clark of Mis souri, and Payne of New York, over certain statements made by Bates in relation to the price of steel raiis. Th liseoMioa took on a wile tariff range, a forerunner of still farther tariff discus-con as the session near its elose. Vou amendment, but instead of I ,emri.,v injuact.ona by in epting it, adopted a bt1- J C?r fnitd State courts should be roriaioa which was ma3e th bs of J' irllh,, in Interstate Com- excitil. None or the patients, accord- Washington, May 3 This was the ing to the testimony, was severely hurt. last day tot general delate in the Sen- The inquiry will be continued next ste on the railroad rate bill, and it was week. Belmont Is Satisfied. ' Auto Industry Thriving. Washington, May 8. Perry Belmont i Washington, May S. The aatomobile was asked today what he thought of industry, according to a preliminary the proposed amendment to th pub-, bulletin issued by the ex-asaa bureau to licity biil. He replied; "I belies thday. nbows a Terr large increase for the proposed amendments will improve the . calendar veer 14. as compared with bill, which already covers national aad.lSKX), th year of taking the twelfth congressional committees, but did not , eenss. In the former year tlJihA pas provide for the publication of eontri- sen ger asd please r machine were pro- tutions and expenses snder the close of campaigns, while tbe amendment pro - vide for publication, both before and after elections. As the principle of th poMieity is preserved intact fcy the amendments, I am confident that no member of our organization will object to them." Ke Cash to Clear Stratta. San Francisco, Mav 1 Moner t-rr clearing the streets of debris was cut . .. . i . . , off this morning, and the work eon- quently ceased, but a great deal of protrreM has ln made upon the prin- eipal thoroughfares within the last fortnight. Probably one-tenth of the itreets in the burned district are now passable. Lack of funds sad ignorance of tb amount of tbe appropriation to be given by th finance committee hare, according to Commissioner Thomas Egan, retarded the operations' of the Board of Public Works in clearing the. streets of debris and garbage and re- pairing tb sewer. Hermann Btfil Fights Delay. Washington, May 1 Representative Hermann has about abandoned bop of being brought to trial in thia city on the letter-book indictment before Fall. District Attorney Baker insists upon postponement on account of th ea forced absence of Special Prosecutor Heney from this city. Tomorrow Judge Gould will give Hermann's attorneys sa opportunity to show cause why the trial should not ! postponed; but there it little expectation that be will disre gard th wishes of th Government prosecutor. occupied. Following a brief spoke at ..v Lr-Nesoa. Tillmaa x'xk 4, , .ffort to show by criticum . , i... tram mere ComuiuMO cases, and n followed by Bacn, Uaiiey, iciier Foraker in speeeb. at soma ieuf". Bailee opposed Bacon's content u that the judiciar should not l "in eiaeJ oa th fioor of the 8nat. Con- si.lerati.ni of th army appropriation bill wa resume!, auu aner lunu. , ameadinent it was paswd. Wednesday, May 3. Washington, May !. Daniel contin ued his speech oa the railroad rate bill in th seaal today, reporting briefly bis objections to Bailey's proviso fr the non-unMOU by th courts of the orders of tbe interstate commerce commission. In cases wher th courts have suspended tb rate of the com miwion, Mr. Daniel suggested that a substantial bond be required of the railroads. The rate bill was then temporarily laid aidde, and the army appropriate bill takfB up. An important amend ment autborue the establishment of a general depot for supplies at Fort Mason. San Francisco, and appropriates $1.50t.W for th purpose. Of the amount appropriated. ;5t,000 is mad immediately available. Another amendment appropriating 300,000 for a cable from Key West to Panama via Ouantanamo, cuca, was made. Consideration of the bill was not con cluded when, at 5:4S p. m., th senate went into executive session. Washington, May 2 The house de voted almost the entire day to dieeus ion of tbe agricultural appropriation bill, which is now almost completed. Tuesday, May 1. Washington, May 1. Py a fte of 153 to 5$ the House today decided to continue the free distribution of garden and Sower sh!. Many of the item in th agricultural bill broadening the scop of the Bureau of Chemistry and Dr. Wilcv's department were eliminat e.1 on points of order, particularly tboae relating to tae aduiieranon or rooua. condiment, druirs an. I beverages. Con siderable progress was made on th bill after th f ree soea proposition was oui of the way, and the till will be com pleted tomorrow. Vahinrton. May 1. The proceed ings in the Senate today included an extended diciisiQn of tbe railroad rat bill It Iaaiel. an explanation of th status of the appropriation fur the re lief of the earthquake sufferers ia Cali fornia Iv Allien and a controversy among several cVoat-'r as to the pro priety of adoptiag without referring to a eommitt-e a resolution tendering th thanks of l'onire to tieneral liurace Porter for his service ia recovering the body of John Paul Jones fram its long lmt resting tdace in Pari. In the lat mentioned proceedings Al lnch opposed action be the Senate in advance ot com mine onJileration. and ucclel in having tbe rour referred to tb com mute on foreign relations. Statehood Compromis. .Vashington, May 5. All of th minor endntent to the statehood biil ar ber dtspooeil of or ia shape to It ie th foundation of argument at moment 's notice. t to-lay 's session of tbe conferees on it measure the climax of the situa n was reached for the first time. e question of the admission of Ari ia and New Mexico as one state was cussed at length. "o proposition for a compromise wa red, and the meeting adjourned nn Tuesday. n a general way it is known that the npromise will be the Foraker amend nt. allowing the people of th two ritories to rote upon tbe question of ng joined in statehood. A'hether this vote is to b coupled h the election for state officers or is be held prior to such elections is of the questions yet to be decided. Were Cruel to Insane. Washington, May 5 Inquiry into tbe joditions at St. Elizabeth's aaylum for the insane was begun today bv th special committee of the house of rep resentatives appointed by Speaker Can non. Nearly a dozen witnesses wer heard. Evidence was adduced showing that some of the patients who worked in the hospital laundry had been cruelly treated, and some of the witnesses tes tified that Foreman E. L. Maenrh, of the laundry, frequently was intoxicated while on duty. The testimony showed that Henry Setterfield, one of the employes ia the laundry, teased the patients and then choked them for becoming angry and jdueed, ss again 3JI in WA, and 1 1.441 vehicles of other styles ia 1X4, as againtt 407 in 1S0. In 1W0 tbe amount of capital inverted wa t20,555,. 147, ss against 0,;0S,i7. The value of products increased 451 per eent, the amounts being stated at tlUMHtitA in lf4, as against W.745,011 ia 1900. Protest A(atost Eams. Washington, May 1. Tbe nomination r v u , or H. r. names, asHifftnt aeereijirv lo ' i" President Roosevelt, to be postmaster at Washington was before the Senate in executive session today. No aetinn was takes. Senator (.'ulbcrtsun stated Ihst a general protest bad beea filed by citl- gens againut the confirmation of Mr. Karnes, and the pot office committee bad failed to give the protests the rnn- side-ration of as investigation. The charges relate to the action of Mr. Ha roes ia baving Mrs. Minor Morris ejected from th White House, and that the office should be given to a citizen. Yellow Macaroni Is Barred. Washington, May 8. The department of agriculture today announced that in speetion of recent importations of macaroni, noodles, and similar products, contain chemical preservatives, such as fluoride, which are regarded as injuri ous to health, and that after June I next no importation of macaroni col ored with martius yellow, or other col ors forbidden by the Italian law, or preserved with fluorids or other pre servative injurious to health, will be fully ... I..i K.t thai tktlWSr Ol jpcrmitted. UllUU t-al ALMOST AS COMMUN in milc the damp, ff Winter intensities me j "- symptoms winter oiscac '":y.'.nn:Z J. - mouths of Summer its .vr.nK : .-c .refp t DV IIIOSC iu la.ki'si a rs tii JUV lit l , "i .1. ..l,w-.o fhe disei failure ot me cimnuuu .... .J Uratfls. to carry out urea or na ural refuse matter. Set with the different acids uric acid which is taken tip ana RhenmitUm is a disease that .. -tire system. Its primary cause resuU fa ,u , tta d. ThR ac d causes termcuiauuu v..- w.-, U. iuuaiw ,,ricini1ir makine it sour and unlit ior pnF7 the bodv, and as this vital stream goes to every uted to all parts. The nervous system weakens from lack of rich, pure blood, the skin becomes fe- verish and swollen, the stoinacn mm uk" affected, thc appetite fails and a pcneral discosca condition of the entire system is thc result. Not only is Rheumatism the most painful ot all diseases, with its swollen, stiff joints throbbing muscles ana stinging nerves, d stinging nerves, and dangerous trouble. I ine """"'ic chalky debits form at the joints, to remain in the Mood and the di lJncJX . at ent left I hcIplcM cripple for life and they are rendered immovable and stilt, ana uic l"- , . . to xorcc wji; strengten the Liver, Kidneys, manently curea. ivxten.a, ur . , T - 1 r this reasou mation, and tor tins reason The blood is poisoned and the ii ir i nt" f lir.i.t: - t tur uuivn ,i,..c. m,Vm tt-rnVri mnt.iin the blood of every particle of physicians for any advice you PUTNAM CmUr mmn pW. kewMer mmd teater cUr. pmCHt ,VV" serlxl '"- A. Mudl aa aaa cotara. MOetHIX MbO "I andrntaod that you bar a new typewriter." -Ve.' "Did jou succeed In getting s bright one?" "Ye. It's nickel plsted." Houston Post. Don't Get Wet! TOWER'S SUCKERS will keep yoo dry as nothing eUe will, because they are the product of the best materials sad sevenry yean ex peri-1 ence ia manufacturing. A. J. TOWER CO. Boston. VSA. towxacasantaaoa.ua. The Watch Vest can bvrjr Health Inauranca ii Several rood ' Accident Companies sell It. Sxry dollars per year will bring you $25X0 per week, for every week you are Ejt. your time alone may be worth (ar tr.o't than that. Asd $200 per week mlfht not pay lor jrs-r s-.!?er!ng. That's why "Cascaret" Insurance which prevents Slckneas, li worth ten times aa much money as other ' Health " Iruur ance. Yet "Cascaret Insurance" will cost you leas than Ten Cents a week. Thai gives you a "Vest Pocket" Box 10 carry constantly. " e "Indlge-tlon" mearj food eaten but only partially dijested. "Constipation" means lood retained In the body undiverted tco long, till It decays. It then supplies the poisons ol decay to the system, In place ol the nourishment 11 might have supplied. Isn'l that s tremendous handicap worth Insuring against ? What does it cost to Cure Constipation or Indigestion, with Ihelr train of small and great Ills, and to Insure sgalnst a return of them? Nol so very much. On 10 cent box o( Cascnrets per week, al most, perhaps half that. On candy tablet nleht and morning, taken regularly for a short lime, Is war ranted to cure the worst case of Constipa tion or Indigestion that walks the earth On tablet taken whenever you suspect you need II will Insure you against 90 per eent of all other ills likely to attack you. Because 90 per cent o! thea 111 begin ' , JW. T" a & f,H&Sh th W .'- neiil twitch' P c . . . i w-: ... i ii i.it. Baxnra nw . - thc of thc system inc This ct.mi.ig in of th Wy furm u -j Din u is a .iiumu-u". uut ; u.u ui . v " , . Bowels ana oUier org u . . lvxternai appucauous reuevt: tuc - 1 . - - . . , are dc are o., . , r. "" - blood 0 musi oc ireaicu wwn. v .'' - - Potash or some other mineral eer r,,rt r,f the Uxlv While cleansing thc blood of all poisons it builds up the appetite and digestion, soothes the excited nerves, re duces all inflammation, relieves pain and completely cures Rheumatism in every form Muscular, Inflamma tory, Articular or Sciatic. If y-u arc worried with tlic nagging pains of Rheumatism, do not wait for it to ! rrnir rhrotitV. but U'kriu the use of S. S. S. and purge the poison. Write for our bunk wish. We make no charge for either. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, OA, FADELESS DYES IhM mt Oa to. i Vrj.?4. 'T"??? SI . fl !, r mm M M St lK a a. ' ' ' CO. ImhmMOo. Mm met. Olacr Trii. "Wants to b a polic l&pctor. doea ber liaa he anrthm to rn-uoitud him Jut th posit loaf" "'-' already rich." Dr. C. Gee Wo VQ1QERFUL ROUE IBUTMfJT TVs Jrfm ("kt- ummm tmUW W CaUi4 fraasl ltara,, b r4.i yaxrfim ,IimuI tf ttun ttaaU rm U t i U di. U rft olth Itlwass) WrMxSar'fu. t . itwttrt, ftoii. im.;, t-otr a tm4 atiiw lht ssfo) ir T w siiovi l" Ww.VrsU my- . in h t.u;r- rhr..tiii '! bsimiwd r-n-lt'i thu ritiou dftim kni t(. AftUeU .. tmf MH .fTrM -tfeMV.w hl. 4 s Uk'i'ae) f (id BMsMi is ttH's-r'. wwt-r. It tr-r-stsiC'f .SVtf.tltaK lt'.. Iht f, it.r4amism, ((..-, tuiiis n, 4 yv . ; rtv h 4 UMim-' . I .rarHi (nwtwrsvb i oil n4 hint. s"vU mi ot Ui ttr wm utit f tT vr4 aLavn-D. 1 uHt 1. 1 At iO. V.iXK, utrra THE C SEE 10 CHIIESE MEOiCllE CO I Si first M., S. f. Cm. Marrtsu M.ntloa .a(. PORTIANU. OUtUOH. - Dog in your Pocket ,n ,h Bojrejt. or exist through poor Nutrition. Cascarets don't purge, don't waken, don't Irritate, nor upset your slomach. No,-they act like Enerclaa on th. Biwols, Instead. ' They stimulate the Bowel Muscles lo ! contract and propel th Food naturally past the little vilves that mix Dlgeatlvs Juices with Food. They strengthen these Bowel Muscles by eiercislnj them. a The time lo take a Cascaret Is the very minute you suspect you iieed one. - When your tongue Is cosled a Utile. When your breaih Is not above Suspicion, When your head feels dull, dluy, or achy. When you have eaten loo heartily, or too rapid!. When you hsvs drunk more Ihsn was good lor your digestion. -When you have a touch of Heart, burn. Cas-belchlng, Acld-rUlng-ln-lhroal, or a Comlng-on-Co!d. Carry th "Vest Pocket" Box where It telungs. Just aa you would your Watch. Pocket-knife or Lead-pencil. It costs only JO cents. At any drug- Be sure you get the genuine, made only by the Sterling Remedy Company, and never sold In bulk. Every tablet stamped "CCC." tr rutst to our rniKNosi I lot hull with whits lalaUoi ICaiui.ii. liotrtrlnlittliUsdea, M , Wi.iTFR ; . " " VI VM mm WeJVM'IVl i a Hummr 1 had a atlaek f tuKamma. torV Kbumt!m In k. Irom whmh I was nnabl 10 ! 'tK,m ,"r vrl Boaih, I was trtd by tw d'l d:8.r. nt hinds of ltnlrniB and nitunn whioh amd o rilr m from Im for awhil., but t th, same tiro 1 a nl any nrr Kiting wu, uu da wbii r.ading a rPr ' n w tismnt of H. . H- tor Kbeumatlam. 1 d-ild to atv 11 a trial, whieh A,,,r 4 taken thr ltlaHU a rt dol Utt.r. and J wmilnut to tk It ruUrly until 1 w. . tir.lv outd. X ttow fl btr than I have tor . CHAM. K. OltDl.Rc'Ll.k.VI.. aia IBnd 8trt, Nw.Hrt Nwa, V, . ... r.,..imiitniMii 1- nm. ""jr"- t - r - - , . . th . - rffM? !etL , ingredient, b. fc. tones tip by itS flttC tOlllC projHrtlCS, on Rheumatism, and a.,K our UAWiinit i.rvuiii. i I .. ..t l;i ri)4 l' all i- (I) b al l'c.t 'Ii Utt . t RtlfKSON MAtMISfKV tOMI'ANV rii4, tnt V-K.BAG CO. SEATTLE. i Thc Life of a Bag depsad en bow kecMstly it i snsd BEMIS BAGS ar mad oa honor, of th bt mto isla. That U why I hey outliv ethers. Y won't ! lo order bsfi ao ode if every order ptifi " Bf-MIS." Mads for GRAIN, FLOUR, ORE, WOOL, ETC Bemis Bro. BaeCo. 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