The Oregon mist., November 30, 1906, Image 4

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HOW TO TtACH CHILDREN.
Her Am ) ImiHi h
Writer o tCilnctstliiis.
A writer In an Aiuerlcrin odiientlnn
hI Journnli otter mm Intt restlii-
suggestions fur touching rhllilron, mj-i
the Dundee Advertiser. It I useless,
resiom the hot weather has pawed and he subtest, to Instruct children by u
the first rigort o( winter Imve appeared. Ing technical term or even terms that
At the great bulk of civilhted nation it would he descriptive to a grown up.
KOTOM AILMENTS
.THEIR PREVENTION AND CURE
; Novemlier ia the month of falling
temperature. Over all the temperate
located in the temperate tone, the
efTect ot changing
seasons ia a ques
tion of the high
eat importance.
When the weath-
Tfc Human System
Mint Adjust Itself
to Changing Tem.
eraturca.
er uegins lo I'lmiiK lrom warm to coin,
when cool nights succeed hot nighta,
when clear, cold days follow hot, sultry
days, the human "body must adjust
itself to this changed condition or per-ir-.
'I'he perspiration incident to warm
weather has been checked. This de-
The point Is Illustrated by an Ingenious
parallel. Instead of telling a child to
"sit up straight" it would be better to
tell him to "sit up tall." In tbe same
way If a child shouts too loudly In slug'
ing. be should le told to "listen" aftel
:;ik:ng "a loug niell," and if he re.il
lies what Is meant and does It, this
will set the muscles of the waist and
check the flaw of breath, while the
child will be unconscious to Its ac
tion."
"Such suggestion at the following do
. H...H .Lin .l..H,IA.t lml In
tains within the system poisonous ma- ""'"' . 11 n
wi.l. -hiM, w. l,,t. for f.,ndea.iI,pocur,n ,n tone-production
i, .1.. ,ii! I from the child. Do not thuj In
Mn-tnl fh noiVmrnia materials re- Kwllng tone. Do not sing in a scold-
;i i ,i, JUt..m i the. checked l8 tne." "A ash horn tone Bounds
perspiration find their wav out of the , terribly descriptive, but we Imagine Its
body, if at all, through "the kidnevs. vividness would be lost ou an Kngllsh
This throws upon the kidneva extra ' child. Sing with a pleasant face. Slug
labor. They become charged and over- J with a smile. Sing like the sweetest
loaded with" the poisonous excretory ; bird you ever heard. Slug a kindly
materials. This has a tendency to in- tone. Sing a sweet, loving tone. Make
flame the kidneys, producing functional your lips sing to you. Whisper aloud,
diseases of the kidneys and sometimes as though you wanted some friend In
Bright's disease. I the furthest corner of the room to
Peruna acts upon the skin by stimu-' hear you." It Is to be hoped that
lating the emunctory glands and ducts, 1 aft,.r all this there would be no dun
thus preventing the detention of pois
onous materials which should pass out.
Peruna invigorates the kidneys and en
courages them to fulfill their function
in spite of the chills and diesourage
menta of cold a eat her.
Peruna
ger of the children learning to sing in
a maudlin tone.
it a
combinat ion of
well tried harm
leas remedies that
have stood the
test of time. Many ol
Pe-ru-na b a World
Renowned Rem
edy for Climatic
Diseases.
thee
remedies
have been used by doctors and by the
people in Europe and America for a
hundred years.
Peruna has been used by Pr. Hart
man in his private practice for many
years with notable results. Its efficacy
has been proven by decades of use by
thousands of people and has been sub- '
atantiaTAH rtvftr an. I nrsr hv unan v thiiiis. ' 1
anda of homes.
Aals-ertlatMjr Para
It was surprise to tbe summer
boarder to learn that one of the group
of graduates from tbe seminary, to the
"farewell exercises" of which she had
listened the year before, was married
and settled in a home of her own.
"I remember her," said the summer
boarder, wben tbe name was meutioned.
"but sbe did not strike me as being as
attractive as most of the other girls."
"Cm-m!" said her Informant "Well.
I guess 'twas her graduating essay that
kerrled ber off so quick, maybe. Her
subject was, "How to Keep House on
Six Dollars a Week.' and it fetched
most every young fellow In town, they
tell me. By what I bear, all she bad
to do waj to sit at borne and pick and
choose."
Mothers will lad Mrs. Whitlow's Soothlni
Syrup ta ts.it rtmedr to unlet UisirchUUnij
aunnj me teaming partoa.
A LoasT-Lcased Drrr.
A huge, finely mounted antlered head
bung Just above tbe sideboard In the
dining room. This trophy of some
huntsman's skill was fastened so firm
ly to the wall that the glistening neck
seemed to be coming right out through
the plaster, llobert. who was seeing
this decoration for the first time, eyed
it with lively curiosity and very evident
uneasiness. It looked almost too life
like for comfort.
Finally the boy. asking to be excused.
o tbe
next room, and then, flushing with em
barrassment, returned to bit place at
the table.
"What's the trouble, RobertT asked
his host.
"I wanted to see," explained candid
Robert, sheepishly, "if that animal's
legs were really as long as that, or If
be were standing on something la in
other room."
A Verr Lacky This-.
"There does seem to be 'something In
tbe belief about the luck attached to
my left hind foot," remarked tbe rab
bit. "Year asked the robin.
"Yes. At any rate, I'm sure If I
badn't bad mine with me this morning
I wouldn't have got away from that
dog." Philadelphia Tress.
"THE MARRYING SQUIRE."
Beware ot (Xatmenta lor Catarrh that
Contain Mercury
a mercury will aural t deiu-or the arose of
smell audi completely derma i& wauie ava
teui aruca entering U Um-ugh tbe mucous
suns't-s. suen aruriesi.-ouia ncrer oe ustu
t ex.-rptoa prescription tro.n rej-atable pr.v.
as me uimiK .' winuuti vc n i.ia
t i.-e good you can puasiusy l-jrive(n.m il.m.
tta:i s v alarm ture. manuiaciurea ij t. j,
i aeney fc t o.. Tole.lo. O-. con tain n.tn.t-riury,
and I taett ltite-aa ly, aetlr.g direetljr upn
the blo-xi and mucous -urla.'ei of the s:etn.
In buying Hall's Catarrh cure be sure you gel
me a.-uu,ue. it is taken internally, ana uia-.c
la 1. ledo, Ohio, by J. Cheney 4 to. Testi
monials free.
fMd by lrur(rist, price 15c. per buttle.
11 all' Kamiiy 1'iils are the best.
BUY POSTAL SYSTEM
Syndicate Offers to Come to Aid
ot Uncle Sam.
REDUCE POSTAL RATES IM-HAIF
Rent Bul'dlngt From Government and
Share the Profit! Could Save
100,000.000 Annually.
Justice Geo. E. Law, of Brazil, Ind ,
Hat Married 1,400 Couplet.
Justice Geo. . Law, of Brazil, Ind.,
hat (airly earned the title, "lue Mar
rying Squire," by which be is known
lar and vide, hiv
ing already married
some 1,400 couples.
Ten years a?o he
was Deputy County
Treasurer. "At that
time," said Jns'ice
Law, "I ai tuBer
ing from an annoy
ing kidney trouble.
My back ached, my
rest was broken at night, and the pas
sagos of the kidney secretions were too
frtquentsnd contained sediment. Three
boxes of Doan't Kidney Pills cured me
In 1897, and for tbe past nine yt-ar-i J
bare been free from
nd backache."
For American Ollseaa.
When the visitor approached the dip
lomatic gailery of the Senate chamber
the door-keeper informed him, says a
writer In the Philadelphia Public
Ledger, that the gallery was reserved
for foreign representatives.
"It Is. hey?" said the visitor. "Well.
I want to tell you right now that this
Is a free country and this Is the Senate
of the United States, and I demand ad
mission In the name of American citi
zenship."
"Oh!" said the doorkeeper. "Why
didn't you say at first that you were
an American citizen? Just step round
to the second door from here. That
gallery is reserved for American citi
zens." With chest puffed up, the stranger
betook himself to the door Indicated,
and was at once admitted to the public
gallery.
S-oofhlna; Her.
Miss Jailers. I'll never speak to her
a;a:n! She told a friend of mint that I
was an old cat.
Miss Capsicum I wouldn't mind It,
rjpar. hht knows as well as I do that
you're not 40 yet.
Sold by all dealers. 60 cents a box
Foster Milburn Co., Baffalo, S.Y .
I.lnffulatle Jadare.
At the Shoredltch comity court, En
elund. recently. Judire Smvlv he.-ir.l
kidney complaint . casf. in French, corrected Yiddish In
terpreter and translated an Italian evi-
I duice. The s.ime djy he chntted llucut
i Iv with a German.
RHEUMATISM
CAN NOT BE RUBBED AWAY
- It la rerfectly natural to rut. the spot that hurts, and when trie muscles,
nerves, joints and bones are throbbing and twitching' with the pains of
Rheumatism the sufferer ia apt to turn to the liniment bottle, or some other
external application, in an effort to get relief from the disease, by producing
TOunter-irntation oa the flesh. Such treatment will quiet the pain tempo
rarily, but can have no direct curative effect on the real disease because it
does not reach the blood, where the cause is lrjcated. Rheumatism is more
than 6tm deepit is rooted and grounded in the blood and can only be
reached by constitutional treatment IT CANXOT BE RUBBED AWAY.
JRheumatism is due to an excess of uric acid in the blood, brought about by
the accumulation in the system of refuse matter which the natural avenues
of bodily waste, the Bowels and Kidneys, have failed to carry off. This
refuse matter, coming in contact with the different acids cf the body, form3
uric acid which is absorbed into the blood and distributed to all parts of the
body, and Rheumatism gets possession of the system. The aches and pai n 3
are only symptoms, and though they may be scattered or relieved for a time
by surface treatment, they will reappear at the first exposure to cold or
dampness, or after an attack of indigestion or other irregularity. Rheuma
tism can never be permanently cured while the circulation remains saturated
with irritating, pain-producing uric acid poison. The disease will shift
from muscle to muscle or joint to joint, settling on the nerves, causing
inflammation and swelling and such terrible pains that the nervous system
is often shattered, the health undermined, and perhaps the patient becomes
deformed and cnppled for life. S. S. S. thoroughly cleanses the blood and
renovates the circulation by neutralizing the acids and expelling all foreign
matter from the system. It warms and invigorates the blood so that instead
of a weak, sour stream, constantly deposit
ing acrid and corrosive matter in the mus
cles, nerves, joints and bones, thebody is fed
and nourished by rich, health-sustaining
blood which completely and permanently
cures Rheumatism. S. S. S. is composed
of both purifying and tonic properties
jusi wuai is needed in every case of Rheu
matism. It contains no potash, alkali or other mineral ingredient, but is
made entirely of purifying, healing extracts and juices of roots, herbs and
barks. If you are suffering from Rheumatism do not waste valuable time
trying to rub a blood disease away, but begin the use of S. S. 6. and writ
us about your case and our physicians will give you any information of
MVicC desired Iree of charge and will send our special treatise on Rheumatism.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA,
i2
Washington, Nov. 27. I'ncle
will lie nk nod tomorrow to turn over to
a syndicate of ciipitnlieU the conduct of
the postal business. The joint commit
toe of congress investigating postal
utilises and intruded with recommend
ing reforms, which has been in session
in New York, resumed its mooting to-
litv, and tomorrow . I1, lloyce, of
Oiiongo, will go before the eommiltee
with a bomiikle offer made by siibstnn
tiiil cupitalifts to take over from (he
government the p-tal busine and re
lieve it of all the grout expense attached.
The offer has several ohjoot. It is
true that ciipituil.-ts have been found
who believe that money can U made
by a monopoly of the postal business.
Whereas the government has mild to
make the I'OHtoil'uv department a inly
ing institution, the capitalists believe
that by the introduction of business
moth. Is thev ctm nut the deiiartnient
upon a dividend Jsiying lu sis. Wells-
rargo r.xprrsa ooiuisinv saw enough
money in the niono-oly to offer the
government a Kmus of f 1,000,000 a
your if permitted to run the oetoHioe.
The proposition is presented in good
faith and w ill a rve the douhle purpose
of emphasizing with the pubi c the fuel
that there are cnlle business men m
the country who heiiove that they can
give the people penny ostgt and an
excellent service, as good as that Jer-
ormevl bv the government. The offer
will have the effect of showing to the
people that these business men, who
will give satisfactory bond, will guaran
tee to give the lnms of the ostoltiiv
reduovd w-tnge nth, which the de-
imrtment otlicials unite in reporting the
government cannot afford to do.
The proposition, broadlv stilted, is
that the government shall withdraw
from the tic!.! of controlling a public
utility and shall place the business of
tniusirting and delivering the mail in
rivate hands, as the express business
is today conducted. The oup.talists
who are willing to assume the burden
will puv the government rental for the
ixn-toliice tmiMiiigN all over the countrv
and will cluirkT the government regular
nit i-s of s.t.ii:o iiin'M it- nuiil. which is
now inrriid free under frank and js'iial-
ty slaiiips.
Mr. llovee said in part :
"A mrvful com isir 'son of mtes of
iss-tngt now ehnrged on first and second
class matter, with tbe rates hero n pro
posed to be put in fnnv will readily
doinotistnite Unit it inoans an avorag
suing for the next .'0 yiirs to the gov
ernment and general public of SluO,
0 hi. OHO antu a'ly.
"We pppsise to rfiirm all the st-r-vUvs
now remlepl the public by the
l'ostottice defnrtmeiit and iiirry out all
treaty stipulutinn- and iiintnw-ts an.l to
take the entire receipts arising from the
postal H-rviiv as full iiims'iiution for
the rendition of all paid servioi-s now
fs-rfonmil by the PoetoH'iee deirtment
and fay all salaries and exv nses nivs-
surv to carry out the tonus of such a
letailo.1 contract as will ai-cotnplifh the
ohjeis s-iught, nainoly:
tirt The reduction to the public
by one-half of all postage to b- ini on
first and second class nmtter, or I cent
per ounce or rnii-tion therisir or hrst
lass, and .j cent per kiiiih1 on soennd
class mutter, except for wwklios, as
heretofore.
"Seorind T)io wijiing out of the
ieficit annually in the os-mting of the
ptul serx'ioe a a govormnont dejiiirt-nient.
Third Wo will taiv into the I'nited
Stat s treasury all not profits aoTiiing
over 7 s-r cent interest on capital in-
es cd. '
BttK OUARANTCE.
Norway Feart Ruttli Mty Atttmpt to
Salt One of Htr Porta.
St. IVtersbnrg, Nov. 2tl. Vu inter
national eomnact imnmntiHing the in
violability of Norway against territorial
aggroaaitm by any power whatever, and
giving the new kingdom a statu some
what similnr to that of Switserlund and
llelgium, will soon lie insorilied on the
rH"mls of diplomacy. On mwuiit of
its extended position, the possession of
valuable deep water ImrPors on me ai
Inntio and the agreement with Sweden
against fortitlcatiou In the neighborhood
Of the frontier, Norwav is in a lavuliar
Iv exiHwinl lawition and the first ettorts
of the Norse diplonaicy have Uvu di
rooted toward eliminating the danger
of being attacked and sivuring facilities
for the pjttccful ilevelopiiient of tne
country without the crushing burden or
a large arm v.
With regard to the action or Norway
in nmiroachititt the powers for the pur
txwe of swuring the iMiiwsions, it
ran Ve statevl that Kiissia, the power
most directly concerned and from w lucli
Norwav apiwreiitlv hud most to fmr,
in unite of the denial by the Hussian
foreign ofllce that Hussia was euditivor.
Ing to secure a Norwegian inirt, or in
anv wav conteiiiplati'tl infringing on
v .... .1.1....,;.,..
orwegiHii n'rruor, fuet i.u
to the conclusion of a convent I hi. ter
nianv already had signitie.1 her approv
al of the movement of which linwt
Hritain is the sponsor, and Kr.imv will
follow suit.
Hussia admittedly contemplated so
uring a deep water harlr, one easily
lofeiisible, on the liord southward of
North Oitie, but is now willing to dis
hum these pretension ainl nuike ttie
lest me of the present available port of
lokntemimi, on the Mttriiiaiiiau osist
COMPANY PAYS THE FINES.
Law Failt to Punish Ra Iroad Otficiali
for Reba.lrg.
Chicago, Nov. 2d. Kai Iroad otlicials
fined by the government for rebating
do not pay the tiiu's themselves. The
stockholder pay the bills. Such at
least is the case of the Chicago, llurl
ington Jt uincy, acciling to evidence
submitted today to K. K. Ijiiio, of the
Interstate Commerce commission. The
evidence was taken in connect ion with
the punishment of the milnstd nnvntly
bv a $40,tMHt tine ami of Kirst Viii'
Preshlent Iuriiis Miller and Tmllic
Agent C. C. Hurnham bv tines of 110,-
000 null on clmrp-s of reUiting.
Tislay's hearing came on a ejiarge
that 120,000 of the nwd's fmuls laid
boon usotl to ikiv Miller's and lturn-
ham's linns. "Sdicitor lawis, of the
roud. paid the fines to Clerk Mu Mtlluu
of the Cniteil Static omrt," testilieil
tieiieral Auditor Sturgis. "lie tendered
a $00,0(10 chtH-k signed by Cashier W.
K. Kabian. It was anvpted in wy
moot of all three tines. The amount
of the chock was not entered as a single
amount on tbe l.ks. It was pui.t-l
in the 'correction of freight eornings'
account and spread over two months,
April ami May. The account contained
entries) necessary in errors in account
of freight en mines claims arising
thmiiglij lomnuiU on ovoi rharge and
the like. The $ii0,IHH was spread ovoi
two months that the monthly report of
the Mid that carried the freight might
not show t large a reduction fur a
single month."
Bis Vlalta tts tl
There It well known UiigUsh bishop
who writes s very bad hatiil. Tbl bud
band eauseil a sad error to bnpiH-n
some years ago. A young cleyi"'"1
hud written lo the bishop I" Impure
about a vacant curacy, and the reply
that tlie young nuiil got litforiuil lilm
that the salary w utmtl nd the work
dllllcult. Hut thoiv was one tnlllgntlnn
circumstance. Tim liicimilieiit, niiiong
his other duties, would visit the eurl
every morning and spend two hour
there. The curate would nave rejected
the lost but for the dully visit lo the
earl. That attracted him. There would,
no doubt, ks told hliiiMir, Is' many
fashionable dinner to which he would
naturally he Invited. He would make
many friend among thu rich and
powerful. Jhese friends would be utilu
to help him In his career. The e.irl,
perhaps, had daughters. One of tlioiu
who knows? stranger things mm
hiipiwied. And so the curate accepted
the dllllcult and poorly paid curacy to
discover ou his Hist visit to the tow u
that he had misread the bishop's letter
and that Ills dully two hours' visit was
not to the earl, hut to tla Jull.
Chrrrrullr A4lt4.
Miss tiiilibcll -I'm stronger than you
tre, anyway. I can ti l aonaou
tal lr siiil chin It itvit limes. J
Miss Cbilllcon I lisv no doubt of It.
I Iwllevs you iMiild at.-p up to llul ol
nything else and chin It all d-ty buig. I
Weak Lungs
Bronchitis
For over sixty years doctors
have endorsed Aycr's Cherry
Pectoral for couulis, colds,
weak lungs, bronchitis, con
sumption. You can truM a
medicine the best doctors ap
prove. Then trust this the nexc
time you have hard cough.
1 1... I awful f" assra tasr asa
n,.i a .m-i..I l il- h . f
Cl.rtf l'r,lirl '! wss sun M'si.
I MH-vMlIMIl 11 I.) all
ll,v ha.a a roitaU,
WASlilUtflMII, l. V.
s ril,-U wI.shsst
tliaa M. Mssaaa,
A
llHf MtKUnsJIsllHI VI
ijers
tVllHI'AHIl.U.
riit.i
nu vim
J
Aver t Pill keep the bovvol renulor.
All veuetabls) and uontly Utlv.
Blood Humors
Coinmnnir " Idniples. Is-lls. hive, reirnit
or sail rlicuiu. er amua ullii'r (vrm f rut
tloni but seaistlairs tlii-r 'n
ludlraird bf fwliugs ot -alni', laiutuer.
luas of ai'lx'lltu or grn;ral liibllHr. wllhoul
causing snr bn aklng out
Hood's Sarsafartlla rn'rls Ibrm. rnorli.
stKiia-ilim and Uuca tti whuls system.
Tbls la Ihs trsiiniour t thousands amiusllr
Aclt no suuslUuta, but luslstun liavlun
Hood's Sarsaparilla J
In usual Ihiuld form or la rtuvulalrd Ublsts
kuuwu as Saraataba. ivwduscstt
ICRCC 10T AT OCCANSIDE
I(SilOl llra.Ill aut llra.UMlll I'ak l""
1 m. In I'.rry t-itrrliawr nl M' str-lI r .11
Hell el lli''ltirrv mi tha SmM's Uasl
nr.ittrs."su!..n., till l-.'ut-i, i.-.ut I-.-,
v.tiiim.. on l. nl .el aiel f.l-r n.eiilh
ra..-att-i Us'is ,l,-llirt. It,-., raillt-ulaii lj
Willi J. fl, MIII4H A 10..
llumla Ills)., rllaast. Ura.
ISSUES WORTHLESS PAPER.
Stentland't Crime Bring On Another
Crath in Chicago,
Chicago, Nov. 20. Chatmeev I..
(irnlumi, vice pn-si.leiit of the Sto'l
(lull coitiiiiiv, was itrresle.l hist night
at his residence in Kvnnston bv detec
tive from the olliee of State's Attorney
Iloaly on a bench warrant issued by
Judge Kersten, the charge Is-ing utter
ing fictitious !jer. The aciistioii
grows out or the Milwaukee Avenue
State I'ink failure. The HUt-l ISnll con-
corn owes tne tnk approxuuately
$270,00(1, and most of the notes it gave
are considered worthless.
The risfiver said he lias Is'on iiuuhlo
to find the makers, endorsers or guar
antor of certain notes, and that he
! not Isdievn thev can lie Iis-atod.
He thinks they are all fictitious.
lobbyists for Standard.
(uthrie,.Okla., Nov. "7. The moot
ed rumor that the Stundiird Oil roin-
panv is interestol in the constitution of
the now stuteand has offered 2..r00 for
fir-t class lobbyist" was the feature
of an otherw ise uriiutorcsting session of
the const it ill ionul ounvonl ion today.
Tlie delegates were told that the Stand
ard lias an eye on the oil prisluot in the
Osage Nation ami dotebo holds. Pres
ident Murray today iiiinoiinood the
Railrosd Man Hard on Rbatet.
Kansas City, Mo., Nov. Arthur
K. Stillwoll, president of the Kansas
City, Mexico A Orient railroad, a!
drossing the linilnnid club bore lust
night, denounced the practice of rolsit
ing. Ho said: "Of nil crimes in the
whole category, the rebutting crime is
the most unjust. Itelsiliug strikes at
the people the fouutiiiuhoad of the
r ghta delogntod to the average rail
roads. The hired assassin of old may
lie pn: mod as a white rols-d saint com
A l.aflw llpalts,
Asaiut It a volcanu lu Japan. A
young man of that country grew de
spondent the other day and threw blur
If Into ths crater, leaving this letter:
Suffering a fevllug of despair Impels
uie to tlirow myelr Into the crater
of vehement Asuma. thus winning
splendid death and n'dllig the
mountain' smoke to a lofty life above
the sky."
A Well Known Remedy.
One of the uldcd safct ami inortt favor-
hi allow n irntfilf-s lu th" world to- rt Is
i;ratidretlt's I'ilU - a tdssl eurtlu-r and hit-
stive. Its nu pur. lv v-c-t.0'lr they can Is-UM-d
hy it.l itr young witli pro-el ahiv
and w lid.- etlu-r renu-ilir ri-'jui e ltH-riit.,-.i
do.es anil tiimlty . e;i-.- n.-iuu ulloveiher,
with If mih I n-l ' I'dl. tnr sa'i.c i- e ah
tsavs ha. t e ssmc rtt,i t. tu itmftct h.--
lo g they are taken On- or two pll
taken oiii'U ni.:ht tor a wttih- Ih tn U--t
tiling k ll ll for nil-- one Irmihleil Wilt,
i-on.iil.tioii. In.lte.tnui, dype..ia or mty
troiil-lc arising tti.iu an iiupu v sta'-c . f Ute
U txsl,
lliiindrit 's I'llls have teu In U-' for
ovi r aimtury nn-t ur sold In rvry dnu
and lni-.ti. llic store, pin n or ng:ir i. sicl.
I'orf aanrsa llallSakla.
At Portuguese bull light not only
are the point of the bulls' born sawed1
off, but the stumps that remain are!
carefully padded. The horw-a also are
ridden with consummate skill, and or
ery precaution Is taken to prevent ih,
bull touching tlM'in. It.iiiderlll.i ar
used by the men on foot and ou hors j
back and are plant. -1 In the neck of
the bull, which Irritate the hull, but
cannot he de-rlled a torture. Just
at much skill I !on n In Spanish
bull tight, and there may he Just na
beautiful a display of costumes, hut
there Is no killing either of the hull or
of the horse.
:, Kitk fUm0f-rV. vJr!Ki '
isissisris i-s S.s. a.l Imm-aSilii i it. lii T isnj
it nrin rntrun Tivtn
MI hflK l-KIr nil k.ians
in i uunu i uia.uu you
I ..Stl-lcr O l..lap ilsm . Its MM-ttt!ltrs
ti.-s In Ms st-iliu l ilt. l lo oip II, lit Oil
it rt tUrte. Uitu. lot -arlirular.
328 limber ttihangr, Portland, Orvjon
(in out or THE RUT
r f : .. i if I si rra ii(i i ts, itfltrf
ttcat. t'iii fi-it ftnl .(vt ttaliitf rui, rtt
hi 41 th firtltl ;.uf tik vltlitrljr i(f
(dAKtlS Si ItHAM
m ) MTiwi M. rim HAND, WK.ON
WANTED
In Its'B Jr ml'.lf (in it Up Krrt hu.tlrr in wU
Kit t tt , rif ( Ktiiftlrwi Uui uv'Vwft'jf tt
t..rj ) Atl'ttr
OREGON NURSERY COMPANY
Salem, Oregon.
To Urcak In Mtw Sho. I
Always shais In Allsn's K.sit Kat, a riw.)t
lleorss Itoi, sweating, awun. .wvll.n irt. ;
urs corns. Ititiruwiii nti and I.i.iik.iiS SI
all i1rnisis an.) sn.o si.,re. -j.v .. n'i. ,--n,i
anysiibsiiiiita i-a.ripls mallail tM.K. Ad-lross
Allen S. Oliusbxl. la Hoy, N. Y. i
Vvhen you buy
WET
WEATHER
CLOTHINO
you wnnt
cornploto
prot.-cllor
Attfl loncj
crvlcc.
Theo oj-.d many
t.hcr tjool points
are ccmblnod In
TOWER'S
flSM UWAM)
OILED CLOTHING
l jii rarrt Miord
i bviy any oUver
s
l,l;lrsil lnfrranrs.
Jlr. A.' little son suddenly nvked, !
In a rather startled voice- "Mamma.
It there buy ruin In this bottle';" I
"Mercy, no dear. That's iiiii.-ll.ige."!
"OU!" said the hoy. Thru after t!
minute of silence, "pet-hap that' tliu
reason I rau't got uiy bat oiT." l'iiu-
burg I 'fin. 1
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
f'octlnnii Irad Dsrutwy
Kan-a and ASUf assas as ff llsn at User.
)n ltt flwsl,ts f krsHS,
I HUM SKcillA .its..w ,..., i u
r.l, m u, th- ih 1.-st. v r.u tus ua ...
It,i.,..,lift. ilth s.kI oa.
meniiiers of the majority of the forty six ' jnrttl w ith the rolsitor. I'd like to see
stunding ciriumttoos. The iimimittoe
on rules sithniitted its reort.
Print City's Name on Stampt.
Washington, Nov. 'J". I'osfage
lniii' of the issue of 1 007, at (1,000
president ml Srtflho's will Isnron their
face the name of the state and city in
which the postotliee is situated. The
hief roni"iri for tins innovation is said,
at. the Posdoffice iloiai rt rriont , t'l Is; the
belief tlutt it will help do away with
poftoflieo rohls-ries and inako it much
easier to tnioecriiiiinulH. The rs'i-tollico
rohls-ry at Chicago a few ymrs i.go h
grssl examplo of the ease with which
tolon rss'tage stumps nn rx; disiswed
of , for no t nice of the perpetrators was
ever found.
PURELY VEGETABLE
Hat Not Refuted to Resign.
ow York, Nov. 21. I'nitod Flutes
.Senator Thomas ('. J'lalt sit id tolny
concerning tin allogod intorvii-w in
which ho was ipiotcd mm saying that ho
would not resign his olfiec as senator:
"I have riot said I would not resign,
nor have I said I would not, solid in my
resignation to tiovernor Higgins. I
n -ver said t any newspaper imin that
I would stay in Washington all winter.
In fact, the whole interview about my
refusal to resign is untrue."
the retailor get 20 yes, 50 years.'
Meant $2,000,000 Mora Wjga.
Pittsburg, Nov. 20. Two fit til ion
dollurs additional each year will he
distributed through the I'itstbiirg stool
district by reason oi the increase in
wages of the lalsir force of the 1,'nited
.Stitto Htisd corporation, which g-s
into effect Jiuiiuiry 1 . The notice of
advance will . posted in the stool
mills alsiut IiecoinlsT I . A conserva
tive ostimato of the totul niimls-r of
lulsirors oniployod by the sulwiiliary
coni)itnic of th I'nitetl Htntes Hteel
eorpnration in what is known a the
I'ittehurg district, is fiO.OOO.
Creat Bridge Over Yalu. ,
Imdon, Nov. 27. The Tokio corre
spondent of the Tiinos telegraph, that,
the Japanese have decided to bridge
the Vain river at Yongiini)0. The
spun will be 3,2.'!l) feet long mid the
nriilge will mwt $1,000,000
Witte Ho iet to Dombiate.
Uonio, Nov. 20. Private reports dis
credit, the rumor that, there is a possi
bility that Count, Witte truiy become
the Hussian minister of finance. The
animosity ngninst Witto is being in
cruised so gri-utly that it will not l
surprising if an attempt, wore triado to
assassinate him. This advice adds
that it seems to lie Wilto's intention lo
foe appointed firosidont of the council of
the empire, thinking that in that post
he would again foe uhlo to dominate.
Italy Admltt American Pork,
Koine, Nov. 20. The bourdof health
has decided to admit Amoriuin pork
into Italy without other requirement
t'uui the regular certiflcaleof the Amer
ican doistrtmont of Agriculture. A
microscopic inspection will not lie
made, it foeing considered that the hy
gienic measure taken in the United
It will he
completed at the same time as the Wutes are sufficient to warrant the tiur
vir::.. t..i..t,.H t. i.- , I . ,. .
ntju-iustiru a ruwn nturoua. I Ity OI tile lllCUw
S'. V tits' Italic ana all t-rvq lts a.as
rfnisnlix e.ir.-,! t.r Ir. KI.rn'm r.al
f. H.ai,..r. ena S,r t-'ltKI. 121,11 li.ittl.
UaatiMhlr ll II. hen ,1.1 a.. li ml, l'uila.,l a.
ths
Slrtlatrr.
"Mr. J.-.-IclM." snld lha mm with
hsavy g'.lil watch cli iin, "lliis Is my
friend, Col. Hunker, li- i Senator Irfits
niun'a right hand man."
"IMigltlcd tu meet you. Col. Hunker,"
said the other. "Ily the way -- Sena
tor Louimin haiiison to hu luft handil,
you know-." - Chicago Tribune.
Seulpi.irs' rulhollrr.
They were walking past a beautiful
pink and u title lmu. p, ,.w yr,
who, d.s.r cap inn most ei. iui.it. -ly
earvnt. The seitlptor polnletl to It.
My work, be said. 'That' the i-d
boiling wlule work on my ma
lerpiei-e. It nothing umisual with
tctilpior to d Ku.-h woik, Tnti of tin.
niiesi p:ece that were sold to tint
Melrop.tlliaii Museum last winter won
done by a man whose regular busiiies
I to tiiiiku dtsir cap.
Powdered codfish is totiirilnir ur, ti
icfiiinii lu itinkc bread, ,,, ,,!,. u( ur
vrJ
'l'lin Kind Yon llavo Alvvtiysj ISoti.ht Imslta, TiTt,
tt.ro f Clm. II l lote.ter, .l "T.Ih h " ".'mm Z u.lor 1,1
vyhat is CASTOR I A
torla Im h Imrmlos ftiilN(.itiit for CiiNlor Oil I
. Droit mid M,.il,l,,. n. : '.""'.T. 'i
CftKforlii,
Kuril-, Drop and Noollilnir HvriittH.
iUllltlllllls li.ilt Ii.im S..1 ffa . '. ,'
lire.
" i lotisititi;. le
miltHtVm ., ' ' ; lu e i r ,' eo " ."." r N,"-"'"
and alh.yt, IVveHslt'u.i? 'PtttZ ,",7."':
Vo He. It Hdleverl 'loot Islnir ' 'IV..V. .t..! h i. ,UI11
m.,l I-'liitiiltMU' v. It VtMstl 'iH lit iV'sl Vl i s V'V' ' -u it 1 1 put Ion.
Htomuol, and L,Wh, ki" lieu ,v 1 '
The Kind You Have Always 'Bought
Ttnovat t. t)i x - vJ
Boars tho Signaturo of
In Use For Over 30 Years.
HnwAMti n. tirftTow s,rw aM r-.r,"
lM.ls lllst, 1'nliira.lA Srlli.iii,Tl.r, ?"'"
ailwr, l.-a, ll i O...U, isilsar, r.s., u,i, .,'""'1.
full ,tust Hat asm ou i,iSii'u,,, i"irt ;' ,",t"s
i.lraw.trk .Slellnk VslaraMal ( ln"aia
lluiial liana. ea
SHIP US YOUR FRuIt. VEGETADLES
p.iiilny, , veal, itu..,i,. .,tm,iP ...
1. 1, ll. I.u. t hi, I,,,.,,!,,,,, '
Ha.lt. I eoiiii.ou.iii salesman! ennui, t .,,
I. nits. Siil., or wrliM, liwiHieii'; ki-n,V
it av 1 wit Annoliall b.t.s. 1
rtRCUSON. IUCE A CO, CmiiIii'oa Verctimi,
Whalssat. Martha Maltlf , WAMI,
V ibt nut tak oldios ami ne.l.ll.. ,,, H,t,i.,
ts.t.... s.-ls, kie, We nianulsclui 0Us
own tood, tlur winlcuteiii is il... in,,,"!
St.. I I..-. I inolies can buv. W ,lla .lsr , !
-HuUlwr Slsniiti I ialon." ' ' "1"
THE IKWIN MODBON CO.,
. otUnd, Ottgon
N0 PLATES
ILY DENTAL CO. W,T
aL Wa ii-nnot. tnr Ul l.-.-u. anil l.t,,t.a
t.a oltl otitis aitsolntely aliluoii eaiu. rsaiaia.
atlit anil fst-mul fia, VVmh ti.r ti.1 t-n.
ll. v t,M,-t fr'.iel sobl I msli Hi ti lii. attrs
1 1 ml .t 10..1I1; ti.,1.1 and H.i.,.i t.Him (
and m; lu-al ISitt'ls1! I'Is.imi, is r sat; guisl
set. It. I'aliti.M a tta. lleil, fsw
Ihlid anal t M.asts. I'tMllaMl, Oraa.
Why li rsiut' nt with 1 i-r root
tor vonr tiniiicy when y-.ii can
keep It tiiitli-r your own n iitrd
and have It earn
20
PER YEAR
rrinolpal .-uar antond by lUuk
t'crlilliate ot Inp.at. V'ott m.
bet lite bunk, tu Ut iiiVcliit.
i. ,..tl...l to s.lM l ulu ....
ti.ut mvltivl.
pattl. illais.
PaHlfk fOsJSt
Si'turitirs (ompdny
Ptartkattd, Ot(oa
DR. C. GEE WO
Woafotu! Kcmt
lti'4 r it b-
tvi ' I
fjl . ta. (, Uv -t
MV1 n Ussts v
Itslf R l "
in t) r-. Mo vU'- b
ih mm -.l.ilW I
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HU tn -li I
h'H n .(- ai " !:- titt, n, ,(... , fc tmi
tiW (-..- T M .( m,.f . M,rs$ Wfc
ii )lt. . tWVs 4. It f fi, Wrem t (J t-v-Ifitmn
r- s s- .'s h. It -lst.1.., ) 4. ili-SMtJ
fh wttn.1 .ink, ii r fts- st.. (, I
. i' i- 1 r 11 irf VI n"'m
js, , .. i i 1 t,.Hi. I
.. Isvt) k. f l" I t sl4) i tt-i s" If-v af ajsfs
! ! 111 i'.1 .k4S.
lh C. (.a Wo ( htnes Mad tin (,
I6i , rl St., . t. Car. Masrssast
Mono. 01 1 .,-tt rtfllsM, Uasss
Banking by Mail
WE PAY
INTEREST
On ivinu ile....it of a dollar
or more, rt.inpiitidel .wire
every yrar. It i liml a. t-astr
toopi'it Wnv.tiu Acfi.lltit til
tia by M 1 as it om lived nt it
lr. I fur our tro l.istk
let, "l ank nu by .Mad," sil l
learn lull at t, Hilar. A.l :r. aa
Oregon Trust 8c
Savings Bank .
Portland, Oregon
Sixth and Washington SU.
VV. L. DOUGLAS
3.50&3.00 Shoes
Of r IM TMI WORtO
W.LDouglai $4 G.II Edgi lira.
ejnnoiMequaiiodafanipiico
. ,w- l-iiilU Jf.H.
vmy irtii nt i hit I'sMiKtf f
.' nr r.'..j,j
y -.cv
Mm
bjjoeTfob KVKfinbuY7iTTOTTnm
m..ti-a nii.s, tn si no. S'.rs "'"rrvT.
tott tifi. W..W..H iii., MoJiui.nQ.
alias ' III..I. lrn'a Mti.MiM U UA td tl.OU,
Trr W. I llonuliia Woinen'a. Mlssea nl
( lill.lrtin's shoes for style, lit anu ssaar
tiles- aseid Miliar ttiNkcta,
II I could Ink vou Into inv Inrk't
fnctnrlo at ItrtK'kton, Mn.,nd show
you How carefully W.L. )oMKm"'
are made, you would then unilerslana
wny they hold their tltnpe, l nr
wear loniter. and art ol itrcatcr valu
thnn any other make,
Wharaisp w.ti lla .... hs fihtat W, t..
Duuvlaa alinaa. Ills nanta anil nrk Is tmp"
n Ilia biiliiim, svlikh prolavta suit analnst nin
prliaaainllitlsrl.tr alma. To (to "".''!
laft. Ask v.tnr dtnl.r l..r W. I.. Uoniilas
nil Insist upon havln Ihrrtl.
Wrlla tnr lllosiral.l Calaloa-iif fall MyJs.
W. UUOU0l.A,U"t. I J, tiroiltlun, Mas
r. n. u.
M. 48-0
WIIKN wrlilitK tnilsartlar.latwl
uiattil,,) ih la iiar. - I