The Oregon mist., May 25, 1906, Image 4

Dmi niu" ' Vniier.
Travelers !n the colehrntpd Dentil
Valley of California have rlcm-rlbed the
wonderful contortion of the nd pit
Inn tJlat mull Whirlwind aoinetlnioa
send aplnnlns; across tho . hot phi In.
Kven more remarkable ore "dust flov
lia" aeon by an explorer. In the valley
of the White Nile. Sometime two of
these whirling columns, RyratlnR In op
po!te direction, meet, "and If they be
well-mstched the collision stops them
and strugjrle ensue as to wliloli way
they hnll twist Grndualy one gains
the mastery, and the two combined rush
on toRether." Some of these whirlwind
will "trip the clothe from an Arab
back, or send a Roat spinning ronud
and round like a top.
Mrs. Mittie Huffaker.
HAD GIVEN UP ALL HOPE.
.CONFINED TO HER BED
-WITH DYSPEPSIA,
"IOweMyLifetoPc-ni-na'
;. Says Mrs. Huffaker.
Mr. Mitti Huffaker, K. K. No. S,
Colombia, Tena., writes:
'1 was afflicted with dyspepsia for sev
eral years and at last was confined to my
bed, unable to tit up.
"We tried several different doctors
without relief.
l had fkan up aB hope of any relief
and was almost dead when my husband
bought me a bottle of Per una.
"At first 1 could not notice any bene
fit, bnt after taking several bottles I
was cured sound and well.
"H is to Peruna I owe my fife today.
"I cheerfully recommend it to all
sufferers."
Revised Formula.
"For a number of years reqaests have
eome to me from a multitude of grate-1
fnl frimHa. nririnff that Peril na be !
,. . , " .7 i:. r
gireu a sugui laaativa 4u.n1. 1 ua.i
with I.Tatiia I
ditionfor quit, a length of time, and
now teel gratitiea to announce to me
friends of Fernna that I have jncorpor-
ated such a quality in the medicine
which, in my opinion, can only en
hance its well-known beneficial charac
ter. ' "S. B. HAETMAN, M. D."
GASOLENE ENGINES 1 1. 4 h0rK
power fully warranted, 1123. alt sizes and
at) let at lowed prices. Writ for catalog-.
REIERSON MACHINERY COMPANY
Portland, Oregon.
CLASSIFIEDADYERTISING
Portland Trade Directory
Names anrf AdaVcases in Portland af Repre
acatativa Buaincas Tit-ma.
UOTO hi' PPM EH; Korlftk dfTelopln mnd priat
loff ; writ for price. Woodnl. Uarfc fc Co.
MAOrC LANTERNS-WMatw Co.,
Lowwi prices on Iwtttrtut Mid Ud-a.
X LA STIC HO IKRYfSupaortani, Bratv: KnW to
k'm tr BiMuiucciuent Miita; Wodar4. Clark.
MORBKH of -alt kind for ! at ver reasonable.
prea liiqulM X JriRit lit.
TRUSS KB tent on approrst; w ruarant fit In
saost difficult casM ; Woodard, Clark 4l C'a
ARTIFICIAL EYES: 7TY ffha1 and bap; as
aortmsut srnt oa approval W wxiard, ClariaS Co
CRKAM SKPARATORft W rusraDt tfaeV.H.
ttfparator to b the owt Writ lur Irw caia ug.
Baasiwtwtl Co., tfth and Oak.
MKN'BCLOTHINO Boffarn A Padl(on. sol
agents Alfred Honjamin A t'o.'i correct ckottica
JCvrfthlnf la mfO fiifuUbir,:- Alurrisou and
Mixta strt. Uppostt poswOit..
POOI-TRY FOOD If 7o want yonr bns 10 la
anor esps writ us for fr-j partlcularsj atjout ft
R1NA i'Ul'CTKY tliDr-Acja Milks Ctx,
Fortiand, Oron.
PIANOS dt ORAN- OldPSt piano hotts on Pa
clflo coast. Organ and Plans on easy payment.
Writ for list. Jet usqtiot you a fru;, AUu dt
OUbrt-Kanjaker Co., Portland, Oregon,
TFLKOKAPHY TAVOHT FKCK,
nl eta count an ,1 fMill 'on txurd wlifii tit
Com
TI)tsoflr (tood only f'r Blmrt ttni. Wr'ff f'r t.ar-
UcularL PACIFIC TKIaKOHAPH I HI I
Wraad Thsaua Bultdiiig, Portland, Ornvn.
More
i N
! v i
-x 'iji
sT , i . ' 1 I
Every Year
ley
priced
LA
quality, and makes
Healthful baking.
Bend postal for " Book of Presents."
JAQUES MFG. CO.
Scrofula
Fw in enllrelT free from It.
It may develop so slowly M to causa little It
any UHturUnc durlnc tha whole period of
childhood.
It bit then produce dytPi estsrrh.
n.l marked torKlcney to comnniptlon. before I
msnifestinc itself In much cutaneous erup-1
tion or glandular .walling.
.......... . ni fnu
from It. and you can raly on
Hood's Sarsaparllla
to rid too of It radically and. permanently.
Accept no substitute, but Insist on having
Hood's. Liquid or tablets, 100 Doses U
Makes. at DtRerenc.
ltwellors In apartment houses some
times seem to forgtft that conversation
In the entrance halls may be overheard
hv other tenants. This was the greet
ing which a belated husband received
at the door of his apartment recently:
"Don't talk to me ! I know very well
what you would say! But I know-
r m have been off playing poker and
lost all your money !"
"Xo. I didn't, my dear; I won twen
ty dollars," wns the conciliating an
swer. '
The other voice suddenly modulated.
"Well, perhaps after all we women
are a little too severe man .should.
have a little recreation now and then.
Farmer and the Partr Wlrw.
When the Independent telephone com
pnnles first besn to come together in
conventions to eschanfw experiences,
one fact was always commented upon
with great curiosity by the ninnagers
of town or city plants, says Success.
This was that they Invariably met with
failure In their endeavors to Induce
farmers to put In what are known as
"lockon!" device's by means of which
! every telephone on a party Una becomes
practically a private wire.
In cities, ti e party line Is considered
a great nuhwin.ee. because there U no
privney In conversations, and all the
bells on the liue are rung each time a
subscriber calls. Naturally, the manag
ers of plants figured that this objec
tion prevailed In the country also : but
almost without exception, they fouad
that one of the great attractions to the
farmer was that his telephone did ring
every time the other sixteen or twenty
people on the line rang up. and that he
could hear or be overheard In conver-1
sation. It was a practical demonstra-
Hon of the social hunger the farmer I
has endured for centuries, ana wmcn
Is now ended, thanks to the arrival of
telephone competition.
EwUid'l Oldest Peer.
' The only living peer who was a mem
ber of the house of lords at the time
of Queen Victoria's accession Is Lord
Nelson. He succeeded to the earldom
in 1S33. Lord Nelson is not a direct
descendant of the hero of Trafalgar,
but is only collaterally descended from
Horatio Nelson's sister, Mrs. Bolton.
He enjoys a ?nod estate and a pension
of 5.000 granted to the first Lord Nel
son and his heirs.
How's Tbls?
v. n ttnrdred Dollars Reward for
snrcasaof Ca:arrh that caosot be cured by
"""iTi -V 4 CO..Pro0a.Toledo.a
We. the underiigned, ta koown J.
rk.u. for tha la&l 15 rear, and beiiere mm
iperlectly honorable in aU bumnen traiiiao-
"."by'ibeirBrm. ' ,,
W..T A TafxI. Wholesale DrufirlfU. Toiedo. O.
Waloiko. KisNUi MiariM, nuieaaie Urug-
m-u, loledo, O.
u.ir. r:.rrh Cure 1 taken laternaiir,
tL"y"sUMee"iLmp toSt
Suid b all Urunsiii. Tetiimonlali ins.
A Callaat Bor
A Bostonlan was talking about the
late Henry Harland.
"Harland was a graceful, gallant
soul," he said. "Even In his boyhood
he turned the prettiest compliment
In his boyhood be studied Latin
under a charming young woman.
"This young lady, calling blm up In
class one morning, said:
Ilenrv. name some of tha chief
beauties of education.'
The boy, smiling Into his teacher's
pretty eyes, answered
Schoolmistresses.' "Philadelphia
Bulletin.
TWICE-TOLD TESTIMONY.
A Woman Who Haa HuRred Talis How
to Find Relief.
The thousands of women who suffer
backache, languor, nrinary disorders
and other kidney ills,
will find comfort in
the words of Mrs.
Jane Farrell, of 06
Ocean Ave., Jersey
City, 3f. J., who
says: "I reiterate
all I have said before
in praise of Doan's
Kidney Pills. I had
been having heavy
backacb and my general health was
affected when I began using tbem. My
feet were swollen, my eyes puffed, and
dizzy spells were frequent. Kidney
action was irregular and the secretions
highly colored. Today, however, I am
a well woman, and I am confident that
Doan'a Kidney Fills have made me so,
and are keeping me weil.
Sold by all dealers. 50 cents a box.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y
Converts
Every day in every year
that comes, more housewives
are giving up their ezhorbitant
Baking Powders and
turning to K C, the bonest and
reliable, which has stood so well
the test of years. They are find
ing out that
wr 'afX BAKING
Vr POWDER
costs one-third the price of
powder anywhere near K C
better, purer, more
25 ounces lor J,oc.
Chicago, ni.
IN THE NATIONAL HALLS OF CONGRESS
Monday, Mry 81.
Weahinitton. May SI. TM iegiia-
I . ". . ' J .. Jl .1.1 ..KKinik
lira, ttzecuuve anu iumni myyvy
tion bill wa rsJ by tn tnat to-
jgH
sou K1.V259. an increase of I69,-
S45ovr tha amount reported to the
senate. A number of unimportant
measures were pasted ana o.ov
o'clock consideration was given w fu
sion bills. ;
Wa.hinirton. May 21. Decided op
position developed today In the house
r.nrMnUtives against Ml passage
t ti,. ill tn extend tha time lor the
completion of. tha Alaskan wenirai ran-
WVilliam9, ot " Mississippi, insisted
that the hill was obnoxious because it
exempted the property irom license tax
and tax on its railway auring m y-
iod of construction and lor nva years
i,..ftr. Ha believed that every
individual as well as every corporation
should pay his proportionata share of
the tax burden.
Powers, of Maine, insisted that the
k;ii a onmi husinees proposition
The Teas and nays were oroereu auu
i), Kill aa defeated, yeaa 109, nays
60. present 25, two-uiirus noi uaviug
-...,,4 in itm favor.
1 1)11. . , ,
A bill was also passea aumonsmg
,i.. ..u nf aiirnlna or unallotted land
oftheCoeur d'Alene Iudian reserva
L i J C . r
tion.
Saturday, May 10.
Washington, May 19. The house
arose today in its wrath ana pm to
eternal sleep a measure that it had pre-
viouslv passed, making n a peni
tiary offense for any official or employe
of the government, including eeuaiors
and congressmen, to tunae p""J
secret information that would have an
effect upon the market valne of any
American products. The Din origioai
lv naased the house some weeks ago
without discussion, and
intended
. a9i.cx in the law as expos-
, . ,h eottn scandal in the
,,t 0 agriculture. It was
tended by the senate, and the report
L, ,Ka bronaht the matter to
ton tinn nf the house tcday.
. t,, heated debate in wnicu me
,M,re was attacked as vicions legie
i.ilnn h McUall ol luaeeacuuiKj.io,
Groevenor, of Ohio, ana cruuipstaBr,
nf Indiana. Republicans, ana aeieuueu
by Borleson, Democrat, ol lexas, us
-w and Chairman Jenkins, oi me
-- ' ... .. i .
indiciary committee, me uonoo, uj .
record vote of 107 to 66, tabled the
bill, having refuted in the first instance
to agree to the repon ot ms
Friday, May 18.
Washington, May 18.-After 70 days
of almost continuous aenoeraiiuu iue
senate today at 4:53 p.m. passea iue
railroad rate bi:l by tne praciicBuy
nnanimons vote of 71 to 3. The three
negative votes were cast by Fotaker,
p.nnh ran. oi unio. anu i8
Pettua, Democrats, of Alabama. There
... . .Amawhat lamer attendance oi
.nators than usual, but the attendance
th ralleriee was by no means no-
normal, and thefa was no manuesia
rion of anv kmd when the result was
anncunced'
There was. however, an
almost eencral sigh of relief among the
senators.
WftRhinnton. May 18. Reminitcent
rti tv, atrHfal dv8 of tbe 471D con
ffrpH were tne we nee iu buU
houee today. Hartiiy umt i
v,an onnrnved when the DemocratB,
under tbe leaderahip o( Williams, of
r:a.:.-;i hotrnn tne nri reai 1111-
hnatpr in a number of yearn, their ot
ifrt beina'to defeat tbe mu paying w
.ho a.t.t of tamnei usv, ui nuuiu
' " . IT . I U...U
r....lin. tin 4R2 for allowance made
h. ,onA nf the election of Lee, a ne.
contestant for a seat in the 47th
-""" . . 1 Vl
This bill baa been re poriea iavuramj
by nine congresses six lime, vj -
nnhlicans and three limes Dy weuio-
After spending almost the entire day
on the question tne oni wbb
Thursday, May 17.
TC..,intnn. Mav 17. With the ex-
wnt im ot Bailey s uigrusDiiMi, ...
tire day was devoted by the senate to a
review of the amendments
committee of the wnoie ana coyercu
Wiewbat more than nan oi u-e
are. There was a prospect of conclud
ing the reading until the section grant
ing to the Interstate Commerce com
mifsion power to fix rates was reached
Two House Will Soon Agree.
Washington, Mat 21. There will
not be a prolonged contest between the
bouse and senate over tne ranroao raie
hill. Indications are that it will be
accepted by tbe house within a short
time, substantially in me bubjjo m
which it was adopted by the senate.
That was developed today at a confer
ence between President Roosevelt,
Boeaker Cannon, Senator epooner,
Representative uepnurn, mum
bill and chairman ot me commerce
committee, and Representative Mann,
also of the committee.
Breaks Record for New Laws.
Waabinirton. May 18. The files of
the index clerk at tbe State department
show that the first session of the 69th
congerss has broken all records in the
w I ......1 lA.;ala,i.n nn tn
matter oi ct-w -r -
this moment. Already more than 3,
000 laws have been enacted, which is
between 700 and 800 more man m any
preceding session np to the beginning
of the month of May. The greater part
nf this mass of law was made up of
bills ol a private nature and only abont
250 of the total enactments were gen
eral laws.
Do Clerks Vote for Members?
Washington, May 21 Speaker Can
non instanced bis confidence in the
reading clerks ol the house yesieruay.
Williams, of Mississippi, during the
filibuster against tbe bill to .pay 8am
uel Lee $10,000 for expenses incurred
during bis contest for a seat in tbe
Forty-seventh congress, stated thst be
bad beard the name of member called
end that the clerk had recorded him as
voting when aa s matter ot lac in
U ember wa not in th city.
and tha question of tha constitutional
ity of that ptovision was raised. The
attack was made on tha clans giving to
the committee discretion in the matter
of preserving rates, and long ueoate
ensued. The qnestlon was still under
discussion when tha day cam to a
close.
Washington, May 17. After two
nhi' Utiate the house today passed
the naval appropriation bill, carrying
199,74,0000. The amendment provid
ing that the secretary ot the navt could
go into the open market and purchase
chains, anchors and cordage, should it
be demonstrated that tliey couiu oe
had cheaper in free markets than they
could be malo by tha government,
was defeated today by a vote ol ia to
129,
Bv the action of tli house on a sec
ond amendment, upon which a separate
vote was demanded, a 4 per cent ainer
ential will be allowed bidders from the
Pacific Coait on ahips constructed
there. The vote wae very close, three
Republicans changing from no to yea,
ilanghen of Iowa, Thomas and Long
worth. Wednesday, May 18.
Washington, May 16. The consider
ation of the rate bill in committee ol
the whole was concluded by the senate
today, and the measnra was then re
ported to the senate, wbete there will
be oppoitunity to review anu aner an
tha amendments heretofore made.
Practically the entire day was devoted
to consideration of the anti-pass amend
ment, which was adopted alter making
so many exceptions as to arouse laugh
tr everv time the provision was reau
Tha work ot the senate alter the uui
was reoorted was confined to the partial
consideration ot the pipe line provision,
which was so amended as to strike out
tha Morsan proviso extending its ope
ration to other conntries wnere wis
United State had Jurisdiction.
Washington. May 16. The naval
appropriation bill, carrying nearly
1 100.000.000. was completed iwiay id
the house after one ot the busiest days
nf the nreiant congress. The featuie
ot the dav's debate grew out of the at
tempt to defeat the appropriation ior
the largest battleship of its cla in the
world and the tenor ol the speecnes mr
the hia shin was that the American re
public most be abreast of the nations
nf tha world in the strength ot her
navy. The opponents talked for peace,
disarmament and arbitration, and In
sisted that there was no national need
for such a large uavy. The amend
ment introduced bv Burton, ot Ohio,
to strike out the appropriation for a
riral to the British Dreadnaught wa
defeated, as was the amendment leav
inn the construction of the tiamesnip
to the discretion of the secretary of the
navy after the second Hague conference.
A final vote on the bill will be taken
tomorrow.
Tuesday, May 15.
Washington, May 15. With the ex
cention of the anti-piis amendment
the senate concluded its discussion ol
the tailroaJ rate bill in committee of
the whole and. as soon as that provi
sion shall be disposed of, will take it
op in the senate. The general expec
tation is that the pas question will be
disoosed of early tomorrow, and the
general hope is that the bill may be
parsed tefore the cloae of tomorrow's
session. The srsa'er part of the day
was spent in discussing the eighth sec
tion of the bill, relating to the person
nel of the Iuterstate Commerce com
mission, resulting in the elimination
of the entire section and the restoration
of the present law, which provides for
five commissioners at fulariesof $7,500
Washington, May 15. The Houee
by a decided vote today reaffirmed its
faith in the Navy department, defeat
ing an amendment of Tawney, chair
man of the appropriations committee.
to limit the expenditures on a ship to
10 pr cent of tbe cost, a vote of con
tidence coming after two horns' hot
debate. Having reached the section of
tbe naval bill dealing with increase
in the Navy and, realizing that consid
erable debate mnst enane, the house ad
ionrned until noon tomorrow.
Tawney was emphatic in doclarin
that it was both bad policy and bail ad
ministration to give to the Navy de
partment the right of spending $11,
000.000 for repairs of vessels without
so much as being compelled to give a
acconnt to any one for the money ex
pended.
Should Continue Filibuster.
Washington, May 21. Democratic
members of the house of representatives
today were signing an indorsement of
an action ot Williams, the minority
leader, in filibustering in tbe honse for
the purpose of hurrying action on th
statehood bill. The indorsement was
drawn by Henry, of Texas, and was
circulated by eall, of that state. I
asks Williams to continue to demand
roll calls on every motion which can be
made iu tbe passage of bills or the adop
tion of resolutions and raise the ques
tion of no quorum when possible.
Will Double Alaska Cables.
Washington, May 15. Orders have
been issued by General Allen, the chief
signal officer of the army, for the in
stallment of the duplex system on tb
Alaska cables. The commercial bust
a ess of the cables has become so heavy
that even by working night and day tl
operators are not able to handle all the
dieatche. With the new system the
capacity of tbe cables will be increased
abont 75 per cent. The supreme court
of the United States has denied' tbe
petition for a rehearing in the Chicago
traction cases.
Inquiry Into Coal Monopoly.
Philadelphia, May 16. The Inter
state Commerce Commission wilt to
morrow resume its inquiry into the a
leged close relations between raiiroai
and big coal corporations. Nearly the
entire time, it is expected, will be de
voted to efforts to prove tbe ownership
of stock in coal companies by officials
of the Pennsylvania railroad and di
crimination in car distribution. Th
Baltimore and Ohio will also be put
under microscopic examination.
pOETT YEARS AGO
deep, and A JEW lwuro
THERE IBWU WAAim
poison."
Tm NAECOTICS, if it
ANvcclnUc Prcparalion for AS -
-ii,iTii.uMlirKnyl.in(lKo2uUl
ling ihe Sionmchs and lWmcU of
Promolcs Ditt'sllon.rhfetrul
kss arl ltesl.Coutalns neither
Optum.Morphiiie nor MuicxaL
Not N aii c otic.
Sir Jn
Annfrct Remedy for Constipa
tion. Sour SloMCh.Diantaxa.
Worms Convulsions. revensn
istss and Loss or Sleep.
facsimile Sitfnaturs of
YOKK.
Msnchurls's rllmat cjrrixmilji to
hat of Canada: its aizt 1 ii tim a that
Enxlsud aud S'ulr, iu (hiuUiIuu
2O,(M,UU0.
WotBeMwtll Tnit M . Wlt!.w't RootMna
Syrup tha bant rrmvdjr uium tur tlialr anUdrau
uric, tris Mciaiug riuu.
?fo Troabla.
Wast Is the mtaiiiiis of 'slr sfo'T"
knl tht ttacbar of tbt bciinnars' cliu
in Latin.
Tb otbtr 1," salj tb bojr with tb
curly hslr.
(jir a aentaac coatainlng tha
phraw."
'II wloktd his otbr I. "
nfftm,..l,.m1Wlll'""''"'' l''',
1 hrT ""vrTt MT"""- -
is a
n
LixACT corror vrappcr. jji
aaartX
SILVER FILINGS
Ci'vn.lttiti U'r fllltiif U
rrO' 1 v iii thn U Ant
aoifl tlvotia'i U tb) Ul1 11
l 'wluit th ro'lt fin.fli u
thUI.rft YutJ hatt(llrs
thla (a th )u1((Bni of tt
drnlltt. Why rail g to da
tlnx tio ii liullt stitt inin
tft a ri'urtU.o r.r n Ubill
lT Kxamlufttluiu (r.
WISE BROTMLRS
DfNTISfS
Car. Third and Waahinf ton St a.
1M. W. A. Wlit
For a Good
rp-OR Clear Eyss
Clean Tongue
Calm Nerves
Good Temper and
Poise
Eat a Cascaret whenever you suspect
you need It. Carry a little 10c Emer
gency box constantly with you, In your
Purse or Pocket,
When do you need one?
-WhenyourTonjuelicoated i
-When you have Heart
burn, Belching, Acid Rblngs In
Throat.
When Pimples begin to peep out.
When your stomach Cnaws and
Burns.
That's the time to check coming Con
stipation, Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
Thai's the tlmo to take a Cascaret.
On candy tablet night and mornlrg,
taken regularly for a short time, Is war
ranted to cur th worst case of Consti
pation or Indigestion that walks the earth.
One tablet taken whenever you suspect
you need It will Insure you against 90 per
cent of all other ills likely to attack you.
Because 90 per cent of these Ills begin
I? the. Bowels, or exist through poor Nul'ri
Hon. Cascarets don't purge, don't weaken,
don't Irritate, nor upset your stomach.
They don't act like "Physic" that flush
eut the Bowels with a waste of precious
Digestive Julc needed for tomorrow's
Bowel-work.
No, they act
Bowels, Instead.
like Exercise, on th
Don't Poison Baby.
auu JhUdren who havo boon killed or
rrf rc .0 iai3
i ,Vt VV W "
f m n
boors tho eignaturo of Chos.
Letters iron. I'rommeni ruy&iciuns
addressed to thas. 11. iieicncr,
.,, ....... ! u.A voue Caatu,
111.,
f m.iaia or i raso.
advls Its u. In all famlllu lr ller. art chlUiren '
' I' ... .... v. vintie. of Cl.velaDd. Ohio, says: M
proscribed your Castorla and hav. found It a r-ll.bl. sua laaut rsm-
CSllAirrndr. of Omaha, N.b.. yt: "A m.dlctn so vatuahl at4
beneficial for chiMrca your Caatorla U. d..rvt. th highest Drain. I
had It In us every whore."
Pr J A. MoClcllan. of Puffalo. N. yt: I h. frequen ly prescrlbej
Tour Castor! for children and always got oJ rsulu. to fan I uaa
rastorla for my own children."
pr J W. Allen, of Kt. U-uls. Mo., .ay.: "I fcrtr ndorM your Caa.
torla! I hv frequently irecrlbc4 II In my modlfal practice, and Uv
always found It to do all that Is claimed for It"
Dr C H (Hidden, ot 61. I'aul. Mtna, say.: "My sr.rlenc a pra
tltlonsr'wlth your Castorla haa been highly aallsfactury. and t consider It
an excellent remedy for th youw;."
Dr H D Ik-nner. of rhllad.lphla. l's. aayr. "1 hava us4 your Caa
torla' as a pursatlv la th ease of children for yvars past wlla tU most
happy effect, and fully endor. It at a f remsdy."
Pr J A. Doarman. of Kansas City. Mo.. "Vour Caatorla I. a apUtv
did remedy for children, known th world over. I us It la my practka
and hav no hc.ltancy In recommending It for th complaint f Infanta
and children." , , , ,
Pr. J. J. Slackey, of Brooklyn. N. Y, wr: I consider your Castorla aa
excellent pryaratton fur children. Uloe eomptd uf rellabl mcdlclnea
and plaaant to th last. A good r.medr tit all UtaiurUuic ot U
dlgesllv organa" .. -
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Beari tha
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In
aTM
Caaftaa tka llaaaaaa.
Family fat I'm uot t"l"S" to nt
out of the same dish a Itu yuu !
lHg Why not! Its of peopl that
s.-rnp worn than w do sat at tUc
sniua table!
CITC V tn IU' it II Nerfww rttrft.
1 1 1 A B.rnaiinlir '""'"l hf lfr. hiiM'a i.,t-t
S-rv Ht,fr. (Nn,l tt VHYi. tlfOM bHI
trial M. In. 11. II. klia HI Arch at. faila.,f
S-rl.adahlv Tribal.
Mrs. W'lloo (tr;D on bor forou
bono!) How do jou lib tb ffct?
Mr. Cbilllcua-lvsararr -Why. It' won
orfiil. You bar tb rlbt l,Wa. Tban't
nutbini hk contrsita. 1 tbora?
Complexion
They stimulate the Bowel Muscles to
contract and propel Ihe Food naturally
paat the little valves that mli Digestive
Julcej with Food.
They strengthen thei Bowel Muscle
by exercising them.
This stronger action, producing greater
nutrition from food, brings back to th
Bowel-Muscles greater strength for self
operation. The Bowel-Muscles can thut.ln a shorl
time, dispense with any Drug asslslanc
whatever.
Cascarets are safe to take as often as
you need them, while pleasant to sat as
Candy.
n .,
mon carry me niiieien-centboi con
stantly with you In your purse, and
take a Cascaret whenever you suspect
you need It. "'
One Cascaret at a time will promptly
cleanse a foul Breath, or Coaled Tongua.
All druggist, sell Ihem over ten mil
lion boxes a year, for sli year. past.
Be very careful to gel tha (enulna, msde
only by th Sterling Remedy Company
and never sold In bulk. Every table)
stamped "CCC."
rr im to our tricndsi
i ait
Sena to-day, menllon n this oamr Adsreu
OIL I. f. WIC
t
dresslrif table. Jen wntl l" it.rn.Vl, ilkSd .'. a
wcuti3 vi root ran . tn .
a.
ft a ritniit avvmrr,. Mnvtil-
H. Hotelier.
aay: "I yvur Castorla anil
"I have frequently
Signature of
For Over 30 Years.
feffiJ ISPS'
rs.Kiiyfcn:ttL suuen Mi sau;
fOLioviNC ouo ueceJt
AT PHIL a OCt PHI A CMICACO
ANP OTHt tUPOMTIOHl
Wt WON THE
i HIGHEST POSSIBLE AWARD J
I lilt JI.LOUli womtJjjAiai
Dr. C, Gee Wo
lONDEfirui HOME
IREilMUT
lh ,.firt fhf
m ti I rtvt.ft
gti-Mi tt i'iM urn tv.
tM-'i s.llluMt ttar
ti tbl sir f i "M
t tl!. It lt(M llti
tb'rik ain.f ftu t II
ti" hatia, ia.i., Uul,
br.j it v)BLa)ltU
M
titln
ti rtiT(i ofntifir ) . rj Ttfti rt
ii an .-Mn,inr in n i fro
tilttailif'(trilfVI. thfi, ItiriK, ttf
rtieoiitas'Ufit, nf .ft'jH), .ifM ti. lvtr, 4
tt-jrej, irff.l U tltMfW.la tot '
( htftM nM'tstiat t mil sftl tim, (!('
mil J th ilr wrtiw t.if pf ftl f f Hr4
lccou 1HEC.6EE WO CHINESE MEDIC1RE CO
161 t flrU St., 1 r. Cr. Morrh
WtfiUtih imr.
as ah ri mrt .ssi(r.AM
W. L. Douglas
3'&3SHOESSI.
W. L. OouKlaa f 4.0O Cllt Edge Lln
cannot bo quailed at any pric.
VW"ll.
fSTARuIH,n
CArlTAl a.300J
W. I. oniiniM at a art a a met It MONK
MIM-I m:l.!HlHHtl THAMAHYOIHtH
MAMOfAOIUHtM IM IMt WORLD.
t1f1 finn tWAOI anytnlwus
IU,UUU aupio.a thl lUlanaal.
II I could latia you Inln mv the lar tartarl
at HtrHjiion, ain.a., .ml hiw you ' taM
car with which vry nalr l hoa l.nmJe,
wmild raalla why W. t. Douslaa M M
coat mr to maka, why lhy hold lhlr ahp,
lit hrliar, wear ion.rr, and ar ol fraatai
lnlfl,i.lt valiia Ilian any alliar S.I.SO ahoa. "
W. L. Oautrimm ffeona Mmdm Shorn to
Mmn. m-d.nii, Alt.uU. nor' fi "ff.fi
Uraaa
CAUTION. -Jnalat uir.,n hlns V..I.I"'
i. ftnlMllliila. Null utiul
iii,,fi na
an.ma. I k i, in, aiilntltula. f'ii """
Willi. Jul hi. I,,,,,, M, ,f ianiil on tui"'""'
tail (Mm 1 11,1,1, until tano u ill nut utv sraaan
Writ fur lliiiatratml (!atnl'.
VI. t Dot U I. A H, llrucktoo, Haas.
P. N. U. Ne." 2l-0.
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rlaV 1
-z I
Wiir w w
aaontl
rltlna- tn ait vartlsars plaa I
oil .1,1 apar. I