The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, August 17, 1906, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextWhen the Hair Falls Theah'stimetosctl No rime to study, to read, to expert meat 1 You want to save your hair, and aave it quickly, tool So make up your mind thia cry minute that if your hair ever cornea out you will use Ayer's Hair Vigor. It makes the scalp healthy. The hair stays la. It cannot do any thine elae. It's nature's way. ThakeetkuU rattlavoeJaJ tor or- auttr tmi." Kl4 Oat. "Joka." Mil Leraa Don. "yee eagbt tMt to com ! t m bj Jtn. It tu't rickt. Mr faaail m-eaidw Ilk it. -Ail' fair ia In er r. Lena," vacated Jobs R dd, "a skis ia Wil" Bat Mr. Biaokaeere, foerlag tkat thia Kakt play ; tk bnlif wm set raited M heavy a bm aa Big Jotua. itt4 II atttiM at tk incident ia writing tba try. MoeaoatarV Isolaswe. "lit. B do lose," said Dta rfora4 art. "w wist ta bey a tkeoeaad eral- lara for tk waift' p.caic Caa yao gie w eoeaetkiegr "Ye," eaawsrs tfca merchant. "Hm'i S5-" Tkaais. Mr. Spate. I to'i Ik Sara, by George, it u dollar ta eougb nta yee'd caart np liberal ." Aartklae ket Frie.alr "Tea aatra.sh ax. Tour eegfeat erica Mia Wellopk ta broken, ia it? Ar fne rcUDau between joa atill friendly 7" "I skoal aey sat! Tk relation be- tiraaa aa ara kr relations, aad they're mt bitter enemies." 1 pwiM afcattoav tooirw ai v ta iUtatlMltl IStftWJUM a fesMl GASOLENE ENGINES - saw tallr warraatssV SUk All sue at tea at lonat pries. Writ tor eaiato. . KICRSON MACHINERY COMPANY ParttaaaV Orcttaa. THE HT n.T KlI.f.r.R Tyt av" ttoa aMPBMrBaMapnBJMIH l!o and akffnrrt. bama-ia twin, "pinK room a a 4 all pijnr-i tbtrt flh- arrV wnc, (lean, Aavu sjmI ; exm, fjr la va anrtblnr Trr ttt-m aw rill iTr t if bHit l-m- If nut p br tV mr. tit jwjw-ti for -e- Hsrld Sosar, Egan Dramatic and Operatic School Season 1906 and 1907 Opens Sept 15 Prepare for Dramatic and Operatic Stage and places Graduate. Recog nita! by leading theatrical manager. Send for Catalogue and lift of gradu ate and tbeir success. gan Dramatic and Operatic School .. E,ia Hall Arcaat Soiiaiaf. Scittlt. FfAIQC C. EGAN, TrixifiL r-3UlETEAM BORAX Br Softening the Water makes the Skis Clear; Removes Pimples and Blackheads; Whitens the Hands; frees the Scalp from Dandruff and makes Beautiful Hair. Ail daJar f'rta Kara pit Moral and fcorax Hnap. feoakirt and rVnwantf lVitir la enion, Tftt lOrtnu i mm IwaiafB aaii.. f ACINIC COAT fjItAX " j;Ow, Owiud, ai. Dr. G. Gee Wo WOIDERFUL NOME TREATMENT Tbia wradTfBl Cat Doour to caJlod giwat k:aua ha eura paofria firlUiaal apr tloa that ara ftau ua to dl. Hm earaa with lliowa wonderful (.'to- brtMi, roota, burt, r J aarka and vatatiM I Air- . I liMi ara arttirif aa-1 fcuowa to snadteai tct- mjaljiuDjjuL Jjbs1 enca In ihtacoautrr. Tbroib tb u o tfat bariul rm41 this famous 6V;Wt know UiaactUftJ of avar fiM diffar-BA rftmediaa wftlrb tW iUOL-Mfultr OMM to rjlfl-rBl dlMWMM. H gufaoti to car catarrh, aattima, iunc. 'broat, rbruuiattaru, nnrvutuai, atomavtb. llvr; kd mmyn, ate. ; baa bamlrad of tfatimoDtaitv t banr morlrraU, Call aid aa blio. FatUaM outofmadtv writa (or htaokr and circular kaaditauup. CUtf rjfLTATIOM JTHJCfc tttm THE C. GEE WO CHIIESE MEOICIME CO 12 , rtrvt St., 1 f. Car. Mrrto Mention tpr. POftTLANO, ORfGOft CLASSIFIEDADVERT1SING Portland Trade Directory Ream ana AtrMa la ParUaaa- at Rara aaaUUva ImImu flnaa. aKPARATDRft-w. raannwt ih O. a. a.wrior to b. ih. bw. WrtM lot tt ratl hulau Co. Irirtb mmd Omk. KN'('lX)THlNU-Bofflim Pttm. am i Alrrxl it.fi J. ml - . wrrm cIMIiml ...rribinc ma'B rur.uhmrc Morrlao d atita wrvota. Optxwji. po.tomo. flAtitm OHdANK-M.nr Im nrtimu r. . v.rl I aa atrouni -knr u or rauioval of burar Wrll fur d.Mrr pOon of p anoa now aa bud. Wiuia, etc. WrllaloUar- Ollbart Co., rortlou P. N. U. No. 33-0 iJKIT wTtUoa-teadvoetlaerapUaM mbubb l ma paper. i -Oola and RAILROADSTO HELP lamonltj (or Testlfjtng Against Standard OU CospasT. EVIDENCE INSURES IXDICTKEOT Railroad Man; Mav NolHtaitancy in Uncovering All Transactions With Oil Octopus. Chicago, lag. 14. Immunity to dif ferent railroad officials from proeecn lion lor violating intartUM com mere) laas ia giving rebates to tba 6Uodard Oil company is tba price which the Federal aatboritiea are paying lor taa timooy apoa which they trill try to se cure the coa fiction of the Standard Oil tttmpeny and some of its officials. It aas aocoaaced today by Vocal railroad men that they will hare no heeitaney ia aocorering a'.l the transactions be tween the roads and tbe oil com bine to the local Fedeial trend jury, becaoe they are tor that by so doing they will be theaaelret exempt from proeecn ti on. When the oil combine proaerut on as Bret laenched, it was found by tbe Federal aatboritiea that railroad offi familiar with the facts declined to nome forward. Aa inqoiry addressed to soch officials brooght forth an an nouncement of the railroad men's posi tion by the different geoeral counsel of lli roads. Open notice aas served tl.at tbe official of tbe roads woo Id not live information beraose ia so doing Uiey woold be placing themselves and their own railroads ia danger of indict nitnt and prosreatton. After contalu .ia between roansel for tbe railroads i d tbe government tbe silence of tbe -ai'road men was broken and proof is ow forthcoming open which indict venta will be voted oy the grand joxy. It was explained by one of the lead ing local railroad attorneys today teat the definite understanding baa been reached between their clients and the department of Jostice that, in retain tor proof apoa which to indict and con r'et the oil combine and its officials, t ie railroads will not be molested with sty prosecution, so iar as the giving of rebates to the Standard Oil company is e .ncerned. EVEN STOLE COLLATERAL. Limit to Stensland's Crimes Not Yet Found by Inspectors. Chicago, Aug. 14. The belief that area amount of collateral g'veo as te nuity for notes in the Milwaukee Ave ice bank tae been stolen practically r came a certainty last night, wben a -tote for 19,000, known to be genuine, was fonnd in Stensland's hone at By rjn street snd Ltwndale arena. Search was mde for tbe collateial 1 nnty, bat it coo Id not be foand. The discovery opened np a field for inmost unlimited speculation as to bow r the lentiog proceeded before Btens- and disappeared. If tbe real estate mil other securities in the bank have tMvn stolen or are fonnd to be worth .m, the amount of money left to psy he depositors probably will be reduced m low as 25 per cent. Assistant Bute's Attonuy Olson was informed yesterday afternoon that Pres cient StensUnd ha large land holdings in Mexico, and that he may be in tbe 5 utbern republic now. Tbe informs- .son came in tbe shape of a letter from in acquaintance of Stentland. Mr. 01- lon said that it will take only 24 boars ! ran down tiie clew. Greatest of Naval Reviews. Washington. Aug. 14. Orders for the formation of the Atlantic fleet to be reviewed by Presdient Roosevelt at Oyster Bay, September 3, were issued it tbe Xsvy department today. The president will be aboard tbe Mayflow er, and the fleet which he will review ill be the strongest, if not tbe largest in numbers, ever assembled under the United Htatea flsg. It will consist of 43 vessels, eairying 1,178 guns, com manded by 812 officers, with 15,235 men. Rear Admiral Robley I). Evans will be commander-in-chief. Government May Complet Work. Washington, Aug. 14. A soon u inventories bavs been taken of tbe ron tractors' outfits seized by the Geological survey at Corbett tunnel and Shoshone dam, on irrigation projects of Northern Wyoming, consideration will be given t plans for completing those great con. racts. Tbe failure of the contractors is being investigated. It is likely the Geological survey will continue the works with the equipment and supplies seized, rather than let a new contract. More than 11,000.000 is Involved in the projects. More Damage by Texas Flood. Houston, Tex., Aug. 14. The work of repairing the Southern Pacific tracks at nanderson it proceeding rapidly, and unless there are farther rains traf fic will be resumed Thursday evening. Tbe cloudburst of yesterdsy washed away 6,000 feet of track and 1,000 feet of bridges in Meyers and Willow Springs canyons, near Langtry, in ad dition to tbe six miles already gone. One Mexiran fell into a swollen stream snd was drowned yesterday. Railroads Offer Bribe. 8t. Paul, Aug. 14. A meeting of the State Warehouse snd Railroad commis sioners waa held today for the parpose, it is stated, of acting on a proposition from tbe Great Northern, Northern Pa cific and Boo Line railroads, which agree to red ace the freight rate on wheat 1 cent a hundred pounds provid ed the commission will call off the present investigation and agitation of freight rates on commodities. The proposition was rejected. Custom Houtss for Manchuria. Pektn, Aug. 14. Tbe Japanese min ister bas informed China that Japan is ready to establish a customs service at Port Dalny and urges China to make similar arrangements at the frontier stations in Northern Manchuria, so at to place the traffic on tbe Japanese and Russian railways on an equality. LUNATIC AND SPORTSMAN. e Waoo tke ratmat CirnSai a LtrUe Vt4mI Aavtee. A gentleman of fortune waa rial ting a ran. tic an;- abroad, where to treaUBeat cooaistail cblofl la forcing tne palieata to stand la tabs at coid water tboee sllgbtly affected Bp ta Ukr knees; oUwra. whose easea ware gravaf, ap ta the middle; while pareoaa very aartouaby Ul were Immersed ap to lb neck. The visitor entered lata cotv rersaUoB with one of the patients, who appeared ta have some curiosity to know bow tbe stranger passed bis time out of door. "I have ho revs and greyhounds for cvarslng," aald the Utter In reply to the other s Qoeatloa. "Ahl they are very expensive." "Tea, they cost ma a great deal of Baoney In the year, bat they are the beat at their kind." "Have you anything merer "Tea, 1 have a pack of hoonda for hasting the fox." And they coat a great deal, toor "A Tory great deaL And I have birds for hawking." "I see; birds tor banting birds. And thee swell op the expense. I dare sayT . "Ion may eay that, tor tney are not common la this country. And than sometimes go oat alone with my gun, accompanied by a setter and a retrlev- se "And these are expensive, toor -Of coarse. After all. It U not the animal themselTea that run away with the aaoney there most be men, yoa know, ta feed and look after Um bouses to todge them la In short, the whole sporting establUbmenL" "I see, I see. Too hare horses. bounds, setter, retrievers, hawks, man and aU for the capture of foxes and birds! What an enormous revenue they must cost you! Now, whst I want to ksow la thia, Whit returns do they payr "Why, w kill a fox now and then anly they are getting ratber scarce here abouts and we seldom bag lees than 60 brace of bird each season," "Hark I" aald the lunatic looking aaxlously around him. "My friend (In an earnest whisper), there Is a gate be hind you; take my advice and bs oat tf this place while roo are safe. Don't let tbe doctor get his eyes on you. He darks us to some parpose. but as sure at yoa are a living man be will drown yoaT ROACH TRAP. laaaat Paaa Co tkte Ealruca Ckoto mm Poll late tk Trap. If mica can be caught and destroyed to a trap there Is no reason why roach es cannot be exterminated In the same way. This Is the conclusion of a Xew York Inventor, who has patented the roach trap Illustrated here. It la made of pasteboard. In two sections, one sec tion being cut away to form an over KXTzatnrA7ia boacbes. lapping Joint, so that the two sections can be readily Joined together. It Is rectangular In shape, with a circular opening at each end. Into which It fit ted a funnel-shaped entrance chute, the Inner end very small to permit the en trance of tbe Insects. In use tbe two sections of the trap are draws apart and a piece of bait Inserted, after which the sections are fitted together. Tba Insects, upon detecting the prea- snce of the bait by Its odor, pass op the entrance chute and fall Into the trap. When It la desired to empty the trap tbe two sections are readily drawn apart By reason of the fact that tbe trap Is rectangular It can be placed on any one of Its sides without dsnger of rolling away or becoming misplaced. Vaaaou Bath. Marie Antoinette's bath, which was prescribed by her doctor, was a com pound of aromatic herbs mixed with a handful of salt She took It cold In summer and tepid In winter. Later on More. Talllea bad brought every morning to ber bouse twenty pounds of strawberries and two pounds of raspberries, which were mashed In ber bath of warm milk and water. An other preparation used by the eastern women Is composed of barley, rice, bor rnge, thyme and marjoram boiled to let her and then thrown Into the water. Ninon do l'Enclos took a bath every night In which there were salt, soda and three pounds of honey mixed with milk, all well beaten In tepid rain water. A Ktttea a. JfeeaU. A short time ago a woman living In England was petting her kitten, when she suddenly felt something scratch ber band. On examination the spot whence the scratch proceeded, she felt the point of a needle sticking out of poor pussy's back. Tbe needle was pulled out by her husband, and an other surprise was experienced wben It was found that a length of thread waa attached to tbe needle, both bar ing passed down the kitten's throat tad at again from the far. A Soeoaaalml Iittriant, A man of experience, known to a writer in tbe New York Tribune, de clares that men, like plants, adapt themselves to condition. To Illustrate hie theory he told of the two men, one f whom aald to the other, at a pleas antly critical perlodt "Do you think two can lira at cheap ly aa oner "Before my marriage I thought they anold," waa the guarded reply. "And afterward V anxiously. "Afterward I found they bad to." ta the course of life we shake ataay aands and many people. Ufa, If queer." "Whatr The aua who ptya aa be go Is aaost to stay." American Spectator. -Why Is this cheese so full of holesr That's aU right It needs all the freta air It caa get" Oeveiaad Uader. Vicar's Wife Now caa any of children tell me of another arkT Bright Child 'Ark the 'Srald Angela Slngf Punch. "Bat he aald anything eignlnceat yet t bla intentions V "No. ma. bes ue most Insignificant ma a I sver knew. Houston Poet Patience She's married aa optician. Patrice WelL she always said she liked a man who could look late ber eyea. St Louis Poet Dispatch. Blob be I to population of London more dense than that of New Torkl 8 loot Sure. Did you ever try to UU an Kagllehmaa a Joke T ruiiaoeipiua Record. "Does yoor Congressman do mock eorkr aald Farmer CorataaeeL "Wt jest hire him to take the blame wbea things don't go to salt ua," Washing ton Star. "lou aay that your friend was utter ly prostrated by a mere case of mis taken Identity r "lea. Ue mistook a toadstool for a mushroom." Washing ton Star. The people In tbe next flat seem to bs fond of tbe latest songs. " "Yea, Tbe j don't appear to care for any that are sung earlier than 10 p. m." Wash ington Btar. "Uow do tt bapfien dat all ths sa gt'.s we see la plctur' books Is fly In' T "Lawd. man ! Once they finds out dey got wing, nutbln' can bold m l" At lanta Constitution. Stella Professor Lee says candy It a cure for farlgue. Bella That's true; s man woo brings me chocolates nvr mskes me as tired ss a maa whs duesn't Harprr'a Baxar. "llellol I want to see Mr. Smith St tbe telephone." "Mr. Smith says If you wsnt to see him at the telephone yoa will bare to come to bis office ; bs hain't time to go to yours." Washing ton Star. Mrs. Hiram Often Why. Bridget at this rate my dishes won't laat any time, Bridget Don't ye worry, ma'sm; they'll last aa bug as I will, fur I'll be Taring ys the morrow. Philadel phia Press. "Ah." alghed the lovelorn youth, "may I not hope that you will be mine for ever and foreterr "Why, yea." re p'led the cruel girl, with a yaws, "yoa may hope that long If you w!a." Phil adelphia Press. Club Chatter. Tbe Old Soldier Tea. sir. and I can tell yoa that I've bad six bortee killed under me In war. The Motorist Pooh! that's nothing. I'vs bad a dozen pedestrians killed under me Pick Me-Cp. Nell Well, their engagement Is off Belle The Idea! It was only an nounced yeterday. What did Uwy quarrel about I Nell As to which wt the roost unworthy of tbe other. Phil adelphia Ledger. Jinks Hello, Blinks! Hear yoa bad a great time getting married eloped with the girl father and mother furl ou gars chase, but tbey didn't catch you. did tbeyJ Blink (sadly) N-o. New York Weekly. She wrote:. "Clrcuinstancea over which I have no control compel me to reject your offer of inirrlge. Your. etc. Ha wirea: wnai circumstance i Reply prepaid" 8he wired: "Tour. Collect" Cleveland Leader. The MImuj Bridget bow many time bare I tola yoa never to pour coffee grounds Into tbe sink? Tbe Msld Sure, mum, an Di m that lonesome that an aftberuoon call fr'in a plumber WUdn't go bad. Cleveland Plain Deal er. "Para," said the teacher of tbe kln- drrgarten class, "Is where the rubber comes from. Wbst do you know about Part rubber r A little band went up. "You may snswer, ttcorgiana. i got Part rubber shoes." Chicago Trib une. "Have you decided where yoa will spend tbe summerr "No," answered Mr. Kepdown; "la going to let my wife decide this year. She used to wake me np in the deed of the night last summer to remind me that I picked the place oat" Detroit Tribune. Small Edgar bad accompanied bis mother to church and on the wsy borne he said: "Mamma, why do they call tbe minister 'NeverendT "He Is called reverend,' my dear; not 'neverend,' " explained tbe mother. "Well," replied Edgar, "I thought he would never end to-day." Chicago News. Tbe Good Beginning. Whatever the condition of tbe world now, the begin ning wss good, and this good waa to be man'a permanent possession. Tbe first scene Is all happiness, all beauty; to remember It now It like a dream. Rev. D. J. Stafford, Roman Catholic, Washington. D, C. Culture. Scholarship , not the chief thing; culture Is more than scholar ship. Colleges should give culture. Tbey do not always do so. Some great scholars are great boors and not few are tbe children of culture who never saw college. Mary was Ignorant of books, yet disciplined by sorrow, hers la the most perfect character la history. Her. N. M. Waters, Congregational let, Brooklyn, Pal Ho la a Hoi. A provident wife Is an Income In herself but a virtue may be carried to extremes. "Tour husband'll be all right now," aald the doctor. "What yer mean?' demanded tbe wife. "You told me be couldn't live a fortnight" "Well, I'm going to cure him, after all," said the doctor; "surely you're glad!" The woman wrinkled ber brows. "Pott me In a bit of an 'ole," tbe aald. "I bin and told all bit riot he for hi funeral. Mean In' wait f How aoon'll ' he strong r London Chronicle. naao tavo .wmr- -A. 0. Jtt law, polltlclsa as man of sarca.tlc wit. " 'ff'"' t cast la tbe euprrme court In Belfwt Me, hi. bom. cty. Tb. Judge pretld lnf; re being died to the bene bad tried "ilB!t,'!lat who did not entertala a wy high opin ion of bit sbllity. Ia bis closing srgument. Jewett la deflsnce of tbe rules of tbe court, start ed la to reeJ torn law to tb Jury The court pounded on tbe bench and .aid- "Mr. Jewett you uat not read law to tb Jury In your closing argu ment" Jewett kept oa reading, with out so much ss a glance tt th court. The court In thunderous tones ordered him to t."p- Jewett. bo bsd by thl time read all he lnleudl to read, turned calmly to tb Judge tnd said: "Old your bouor addret ar "I aald." roared th Judge, "you mml not read law to tb Jury In your cloalng argument. 1 will give the lw to th jury. Wbst do you iuf tb court to here for?" "What is tb court here for?" re sponded Jewett lu high falsetto. "I u'i yu know. lr. to keep order ltb (be aid of the iberiff. air. with all -In. rervt to the .herlff, sir." Boston Heiald Waal Seas Maa tew. Tb court of aeveml state ba dealt with an odd quettlou. Don of them aTiag upon a similar sotwer. Wben Is It legally Boon? Kir Imuran.- pohrt eiplre at iuxmi snd tb werd It admitted to niftn eta.-tly 12 oViock. midday. But sundard tlm bat not been adopted In all communl tie. Many small town cling to sun tlm. hii-b may be from few tola uie to nearly an hour arlir that stands rd. - on stale a Br o-vurred at tw Bill utr past n-oo. sun tlm. and tb Insurance rvmpauy held that tbe policy bad expired U-for the Are Sua tmte I used In that town, but th Insured surd tb company, holding that kxal customs did not rul the policy snd that be wit entitled to hit liiaurn Tbe date court sustained aim. to another atate a similar contention wa takes to tb courts snd Juat tb oppo!i decision given. Several con flicting precedents ha been establish ed lo at at court, and It la aald the question can only he decided for good end all wben s case baa been carried Into ta fulled State courts and pass ed upon by tb Supreme Court Nw York Press. Doalloe wtlh. Dhiimii. Willi Collier, the si-tor. was asked 1 If be was much aauoyed by requvsti from deadhead "1 re.-ett them In sboala." be re plied , "but generally manage to pul tbem off politely, but flraily. Tb oth j or dsy. for Inatau--. I re-ld s letter from s man. who wrote that he had bad th pleasure of meeting m In Cat i lfornla sometime ago. I bad mm eves beard tb man' nam before How i ever, he added kindly that be w j much pleased with niy play, and may J be I could send blm two seats for the next matinee." "Did yoo snawer tb letterT "Ob. yet! I sent blm a postal card laying maybe I couldn't" ! Leasee ta Ik l.lallbt. Then old Veiuriu rs.erkd bis rsgo. And atraiflilway railed a trm-e. TUere'a too oiach competition now." He muttered. "Wbai'a the use! THE KlMG OF BLOOD PURIFIERS No other remedy has given sucli perfect satisfaction as a blood purifier and tonic or is so reliable in the cure of blood dis eases of every character as S. S. S. It is known as "The King of Blood Purifiers," and the secret of its success and its right to this title is because "IT OURES DISEASE." It is an honest medicine, made entirely of purifying, healing roots, herbs and barks, which are acknowledged to be specifics for diseases arisinc from an itnntirenr noionnecl r-nnrlitinn ,.4 t.i 1 0 j J . .. . . . . " uu pusMiig iuuh; prorjcrucs mat act gcniiy ana admirably in the tip-building of a run down, weakened or disordered condition of the system. One of the greatest points in favor of S. S. S. is that it is the only blood remedy on the market which docs not contain a mineral ingredicut of some kind to derange or damage the SyStLm'u 1COneni C,nC that can taken with olute safety by the youngest child or the oldest member of the family, and persons who have allowed their systems to get in such condition that most medicines arc repulsive to the stomach will find that S. S. S., tiC j-ffrU gCU,tle ?"d P1?1 5,1 its action. ad las none of the nauseating effects of the different mineral mixtures and concoctions offered as blood purifiers ! "Curyf Pf-1 .yjs dependent on the blood for nourishment and strength, it is necessary that this vital fluid be kept free from germs and poisons. So long as it remains uacontaminated we are fortified no-a net r eas, and health is assured ; but any impurity, humor or poison acts injuriously on the sys tem and affects the general health. Pus tular eruptions, pimples, rashes and the A'. cv t . : ct . . . 1 . . i uiucicni oaviu nucuiuus snow is in a feverish and diseased result of too much acid or the presence of t,b"0n' K TH0MPB0M- 5rritmg hUTr' SrCS U1rce,rs are thc rcsult of morbid, unhealthy matter in the blood and Rheumatism, Catarrh, Scrofula, Contagious Blood Poison etc arc all decn-scated blood disorders that continue to grow worse as long as the poison ?emahs deep-scate .1. ?i a eaSCS, - rc "ot aclilire1; so,ne P"sons arc born with an hereditary taint in the blood and we see this great affliction manifested in many "way, l?elWn hi waxy pallid appearance, the eyes are often weak, glands of the : neck enlamed and as the tamt has beenin the blood since birth the entire health hwnMytl, title MioK iTt1spedrfect Tcy a Vs.weU er cd thes all poisons, humors, wlste ESr, aj SesTi'" ? 5S2 mm PUR ELY VEGETABLE Diseases, Scrofula, Contagious Blood Poison and I Til S t , ft"d UlcCx3' SkU nently by S. S,S. and so thorougs thTckansini S tA ll?uMe atC CUrfd FT ease fa left to break out in futun T years or S f 'C bid no trace of tfie d'S' eed of a blood purifier get "THE KING .i,?MT o c yu ,are 10 assured. Book on thc bfood and an ofH em al 1, S. S. S. and good results are all who write. y mCd'cal adv,cc desircd furnished without charge to THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, OA More Converts Every Pu.r m 'oard' a la .TAm.adj. RiOr ..i-inx priced costs ont tvtwder . and make healthful bakinfl. . . . . JAQCE3 nualite Chicago. DL II We I Bfcoerekl. Town I bear you't got a flret class cook now. Brown Ye, but I'm go'" to get rid of br. Xb's making my life un bearable. Town How? Hrown Oh. my wlfs Is slwsys both ering ni to get her gowns ss wl a the cook wara--Philadelphia Tree. V . taK 4 all Karma !"- p,m..IIT rr r I, mwiw . tw.o-t i.j VkV . riri -,0- uwk I'i R n miKi.ni""..' f-iniuj,, eeuwB!'' J i im Joimns uitnJ pjq psuind -itou aim ss Iuo os lo; p-vooi l n joa Moiiqnnp ) jq saaopns pus :u jil ( tjltiou po ntud )qt Lim iq uoijjp iduuu Jtqt l pjiitnaj itq rs oi t" qo!nK u wis ) ioaj ao sp(vqluoj) sit jo ton tnnu -jSlooq.isd Ult q ;o 4,usp qt IJtHwu ou op ) ivt) if f0O 'JMOj qi JO -uojq pus lqa q 'eus-M ld ;o spRis. oi svmbbv ai easq Baa) srlw SMOA Kolkaes will 4 Mf. Wlneloafs toolbtot Sirup tk box raiMdr uvaa tur ikatl aUlra durlcf Ik leaiainf f arkst. Wfcoee Ma' . Mr. M.SokI wish all tk satoou in rreatton Tr is tb bottom ( th aa. Mr. MrSoab;e, you gotta meaa d!- p'sltlon '. Waaeer got as drowa', akr t'!raiaad taoer. Catarrh Caeae ke Cared wtihlx At AITUcatl'iK. sa tk.f rsanol rasrh th wsl af tb d i .., i oiarra la a bloal ir rwtittlttiliooal dt-t. rt4 la nid.r Ul rur II Mu.t t4 Inlatnai rvm!' Hail (lrr. I r I. tsra tuuniilv. t4 art. -tlrsv tlr on in blood aa.l auf.-ueaurtara til I 'rrh l'u la not ft uu. mrlMno 11 pfat-rtal tf wtt nt lh t n..-lna In tai. cuutrr lr raats aa.l u eas1'' erni'lioti. It li rip.a.-l ut th U.t toblra kO"n, Cmbliie4 Vllfc Ik W.I hHMrfl uft f:r, arlttl illrattr a tk auwM Ittl'a., Th Br!rl MaMM ton of Ik 1t,nsra.tlat la at rutui-a u-n lrtul rrulu la curlii t irrh. !o taatiintmlal. ttv. t i nrvv am, i-tup,, iowdu.0. HoM hi Hritagiat.. pM "V. Hall's rl'r i'llls Ik ba.t. la USMMl tt "Why due Smithy visit hi wealth; aunt so often?" "If tie didn't lie might bar to visit bla 'uncle.' "- ll'iuatuo Post r v LUC uiuvu . . t , . . . 0ntlmn:-H. 8. 8. Is nsed at a family medlolns In our borne. I myself have taken and always found 11 whet It Is elatmsd to b. It thoroughly cleans. the eyaiem of Im Pi I-?, tB" PPtlt. improv th digestion, and builds up th g.n.ral health. I hav Rlvn It to my onianr.n with fin r.sulta. It DromDtlv reatores tba appe inai tne DIOOd oioars ths condition ae ' J0"1? nd tite ana oleers ths a U3W UIUK. coming reaches inhentea Diooa troubles like S. S. S.; it removes every particle of the taint, purifies and strengthens the weak, deteriorated blood, and supplies it with the healthful properties it needs and establishes the foundation for good health. As a tonic this great medicine has no equal, and it will be found especially bracing to weak, anaemic persons. Year Am In tvtrr mf im their exhorbitant BakUi Powders and turning to r v bdu reliable, which hatatood so well the teat of year. They ara find ing out that ir SOAKING Iri U POWDER - thlrd ths pries of anvwberw near tv v. brtter, purer, mort n m . - Q ounces iw w. MFC. CO, I l IN Ahieeal. HI. n.le-Ijoord, bar yon seat aucceedad In carryltig out out iogl ku p.iM la all your lifar Htadlhrlft Niow (doepiy hurt) Carl. I haret Sis rears a I foratsa t rewlutioa that t would rut loo aa k a good lima, aad today I aa $13,. HCRITAQI OP CIVIL WAR. Thousands af Soldiers Contracted Chronic Kidney Trouble While In the Service. The experience of Capt. Job a L. Ely. of Co. tt, 17th Ohio, bow living at 00 Keit Serond street, Newtos, Kansas, will Interest tbe tho sands ot veterant who came back from the Civil war tafterlng tor ture with kldbey r o m p I a I a t. Capt. Kly aaysi "I eon. treeted kidney I rouble daring the Civil war, and tbe oceaalooal at tacks Anally developed at. At on tlma 1 bsd Into a cb root i to oe a cratch and ran to get about. My back wss lame tnd weak, and beside th schltig. this wa a dlstraing re tention of tb kldoey eacerUoat. 1 wm la t bad way wben t bf nslng Dues' K.dn.y Pill ia 1001, bat the remedy cared me, and I have bee well vr since." H)ld by alt daalert. 60 rents a boi. Futr-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, K. Y. Vl oil la la Ike I tale. The tIii. ipsl of one of Washington's blsh si-h.Hils relate sa ItirlJent lu roa-ne.-tii.ti wltb tba last commencement day of ttt Inst i rut Ion inentlnnL A carter girl had taken otw uf the prlu- tg.ea t liie. At ll rloa uf tlw rtare her frleuda rfuo-ded shunt hr to Offer rtiigralult!una, "Weren't yu awfully afraid yu wouldn't g-t tt, llattle." asked oae, "khen tlwr wer so many contest. sntaT "tb. no!" cheerily exclaimed Haiti, "lip. su t knew thai when It rsut to Etig-'jah ixiujpooltlon t had 'eta stl skltiurd a llr!" H arpor'a Wawkiy. 8wisrro SPECIFIC. THS OP.XAT blooq rBSinoi skin of all sruptlons. It tt a rsry fins skin of all sruptlons. it tt B rsry n n? hrty udormnt. w.a .aatjv VA S tiV. jJU 1 V. SAsI VA AVa