The Oregon mist., May 17, 1907, Image 4

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boil, pimples, croiulou sorsa.ecsem
or salt rheum, M well M of rheuma
tism, catarrh and other trouble. The
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Hood's Sarsaparllla
IB usual liquid term or ta chocolated.
ttbleUkwnaa.areata.be. UOdotMlL
The ewl was eihorting the Jaybird te
reform.
"I i o rm a tours proportion," ae
taowledced the Jay. "But hew eaa you
expect Bie to tarn orer a aew leal whea
the tree are only la bud?"
Then with a BMtckUif scream, the went
aad etele a neat that a trusting- rebla had
lost hnllt
Motkera wtU lad Hrs. Window tbj
aprus tae at nudT o lor laau eauoraa
a Wasraae Aamlaat Ftwlsrht Tralaa.
In the Cape of Good Hope colon;
Ban of 'the abort railroad branche
nd extension do not pay on account
f ox wa-on competition. In the report
for the year 1905, recently lamed, the
traffic manager of one of the line re
port In retard to a new nineteen-mile
branch that as there wa a vary plenti
ful supply of wagons and an abundant
apply of Era as during the season ox
wagon rate rated low and the railroad
secured little general traffic
Allen "l Foot-Eaja. A powder. it melas tieht
or new shoes leal eear. It is a eertain ears tor.
sweating, ealloua sod hot, tired, aching feet.
boio 07 ail I'ninuifc rn zrc. inaipara-
aeenaiiea inafi.
fatp, New Yoik.
Address Allen 8. Oiautsd,
Crow 'deal
Secretary Taft wa, on on occa
sion. In consultation with Senator Pen
rose of Pennsylvania. The Secretary
Is gigantic; and the Senator la .taller
and weigh more than any member of
tbe Senate. .
While these two statesmen were In
earnest conversation, an aggressive pol
itician endeavored to enter the room,
but an alert secretary politely Inter
fered.
"What are tbey doing In tbsreT ask
ad the politician, inquisitively.
This Impertinent question nettled the
secretary, and be answered, tersely:
"Holding a mass meeting; I presume."
Harper's Weekly.
rm Sf Habit.
"Poor fellow 1 He studied the French
language for three years."
-Ton dont aayr
Tea, and then be went over to Pari
nd tried his best to pass as a native
Frenchman."
"Was he successful 7"
"No, be wss tripped np on one word.
When he had occasion te writ "sou'
be forgot and wrote 'Sioux.' " Chicago
New.
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rortUtad, Oregon
T)ewilie Oatafc CwIsU
Tb employer looked 00 with a
lad expression while tbe new stenog
rapher carried the typewriter
the room and placed It on chair la
tbe Immediate neighborhood of steam
radiator.
"I'll be ready In Jnst minute, Mr.
L ," h said. "The typewriter got
cold while the beat was turned off, and
It tlcks dreadfully." ,
"Does tbe cold affect tbemT be
asked. That's something aew."
"Yea, air. I And that It doe, eery
much. Some machines regularly take
cold If left long ta a cold room. It'
especially bard on old snacblnee that
are pretty well worn, making then very
unmanageable sometime. le known
the cold to remain In an old one until
It bad been several hour In a warm
room, when It gradually became better;
but usually a machine yields to three
or four minutes ot warmth." New
York Pre.
swaktBsr Tfcawa.
Thaw " began hire. Stubb tbe
ether morning.
Thaw!" snapped Mr. Stubb, Irrlta.
bly. "Now, look here, Maria, If you
begin to talk about tbe Thaw trial I
wilt leave tbe house, t am sick ot bear
ing about It and "
"Thaw "
"Didn't I tell you to stop? This Thaw
argument Is a nuisance and "
But Mrs. Stubb wa rapping on tbe
kitchen table with th rolling pin.
"Ignoramus 1" aha biased. "Will you
give a poor, weak woman a chance to
got In a word I am not talking about
the Thaw trial. I waa merely telling
rou to go out and thaw th pipe. Of
all the"
But Mr. Stubb had Bed with tb ket
tie of bot water.
Price C Praaclwae
Herkimer James, the' well knows sci
entist, was talking In New Xork about
tbe bin ot 123,000 that Dr. Frank Bill
lugs presented to the Marshal! field
ettt
"It seems a big fee," aald Prof.
James. "But whenever physicians'
fees seem extortionate I think ot a
certain famous eye specialist.
'A patient of this specialist's com
ing to pay hi bill, growled :
"Doctor, It seem to me tbat $300
I a big charge for that operation of
mine. It didn't take you orer bait a
minute.'
"'My dear sir,' tbe other answered,
'In learning to perform that operation
In bait a minute I have apolled over
eleven peck of such eyes as yours.' "
Philadelphia Record.
(ar-at-sfasM Label
Fan laborer In England ar not
migratory. A certain farm in Wiltshire
haa a regular staff of alx men and two
boys who have served for the following
periods: Tortr-stx rears elxbt months.!"
forty-four years eigbt months, thirty-1
two years eight month, twenty-six 1
vm htm months. fonrten vmm I
eleven month, four yara eleven
montba. five rear six montba. three
years nine months.
There la thus aa
seregata period of
179 year at
TlCO.
rim Iswa aa D
When Iron is nrosDcnma nrcolnns
atones are always in the ascendant I
Laat year the production of pig iron
reached tha enormous total af ).
000 tone. t nrl n .nil .t trlrlU wtivr UntAILT MAMnutU
present time Inn products cannot be
obtained at deliveries sooner than four I
to six months. Last year the United I
States Imported diamonds to tha value I
of $34,000,000, by far tbe largest
amount In our history. Diamonds and
pig Iron travel up aad down tha seal
together.
Drat rails.
Friend of Candidate Bingo, bow ar
you getting along with your campaign?
tamooslyr
Candidate Ne; Infamooaly. Haven't
you ssea the p position pspcrsT
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cannot be tqualed
its bright and
iteady light, simpl
aim pi construction
and absolute aaistv. Eauiimed
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Portland Seed Co." "rnond Brsnd"
Because w sell you the kinds that rrow
hanosornely Uluatrated and detcrlpUva
I
at, riant. Kosei, 5pry rump.
Waabwlaassteaalaleatahf
Be Ha 2l me te wa
pKmn, Wash.
IBL - ma
BLOW TO IRRIGATION
(Mm rmt tewo art ff
newi aj am asaj urn
UoccastltotlcsaL
ONI SUIT IS AltEADT PENDING
Opinion Declare No Power I Qlvtn
by Constitution to Reclaim
Arid Land.
Washington, May 14. The United
State Supreme court In it decision In
the Kansas-Colorado case today inti
mate rather strongly that tbe National
reclamation act under which th Feder
al government i (pending upwards ot
130,000,000 may be unconstitutional
It i not so held in specific term, but
the constitutionality of thi act is In
question, and it would not be surprising
if private interests which are interfered
1th by government projects mould
bring suit to restrain the government
from diverting water for irrigation pur
poses
There l really one sucn suit pending,
brought by ex-Senator Turner, of Wash'
Ington, on behalf of an Ariaona com
pany that want to restrain government
work on the Colorado river, ao that it
can use water to reclaim land In Call
fornia. It U entirely probable that the
Twin Fall company In Idaho may
bring suit in the light of today 1 deci
ion, for there is prospect of a conflict
between the government and private
enterprise along tbe fenake river
In rendering tbe decision in the Kan
sas-Colorado case, Justice Brew or, on
behalf of the court, declared that eon
nee can only legislate In respect to
such matters as are specifically enume
rated in the constitution and that pow
er to legislate with respect to Irrigation
of arid land was not one of the enume
rated powers granted by the constitu
tion.
The opinion holds, however, tbat
coo irrees may legislate with respect to
irirgation of arid land within the terri
toriea
Even though the constitutionality of
the national reclamation law may ulti
mately be fuatained, if the question li
ever raised, tbe court strongly intimate
tbat nnder tbe law there la no authori
ty for constructing government projects
unless the government owns a majority
of tbe Isnd to be reclaimed, holding
that the government ha power to dis
pose of and make rule respecting Its
own property. But, it is held, "we do
not mean that it (congress) legislation
can override state law
in respect to
wntrai oD)ect of reclamation."
inia pare ot tne aecision wonia seem I
10 aneel uie (rovernmni work now mi
Drogress in jasiern wasnmKion. wiierei
tbt loyernment doea not own a mjotl-
T ol 11 '-lmed, in fact,
is only a small owner. Should the con
stitutionality of tbe reclamation act be
later established. It is inferred Irom
this decision that the government may
later be compelled to construct its
works in accordance 'with state laas
and construct only projects the malori-lay
ty of whose area I public land.
Omaha Grain Man Maka Gloomy Re
port A ft or Trip.
Omaha, May 14. A special train
filled with a committee of 60 members
of the Omaha Grain exchange, which
baa been making a four of Investigation
of the Kansas and Nebraska wheat
field, returned this morning. Tbe
concensus of opinion follow:
Wheat, especially in the south ess tern
oortion of Kebnuka. has suffered about
10 oer cent owing to the influx of sreen
bugs and continued drought. Sumner
county, Kansas will not make over 40
per cent. Tbe bug have done great
damage to the field wblcb were exam
med. Borne members declare the en
tire crop ruined brtween Caldwell, on
the Oklahoma line, and the Wichita
district. The party agree that the
yield of wheat will be very light as
compared with former year.
The partr covered the districts of
Kansas and Nebiaska which in tbe past
I have alway raised bumper crops, going
las far south as the Oklahoma state line. I
Railroad Blamed for Wreck.
Ban Luis Obispo, Cal., May 14
After two hour' deliberation the cor-
loner' Jury, holding an investigation of
the Southern Pacitic wreck at Honda
Saturday afternoon, rendered a verdict
I this afternoon tbat the killed came to
I their death by burn and injuries re
ceived, and that by tbe evidence) of wit
nesses tbe wreck was caused by defect
ive equipment. All of the injured in
the wreck are improving except Brake-
man R. Fountain, whose back wa se
verely injured aand who e lower llmbf
were paralyzed.
Ona Mora Juror Needed.
Ban Francisco, May 14. AH the per
emptory challenge of both aide were
exhausted today in the Euef trial, and
now only the excusing of talesmen by
the judge can prevent tbe filling of the
lone test in the jury box by tbe first
man called. The 11th man was pasted
satisfactorily to both aide today. Court
then took an adjournment. Judge Law-
ler today disallowed tbe demurrer
offered by Louis Glass to the indict
ments against him, and
Glass was I
thereupon arraigned and pleaded-not
guilty to each of the nine indictments,
Frisco Csrs Carry Passengers.
San Francisco, May 14 One hun
dred cars, manned and guarded by 850
nonunion strikebreakers, were operated
yesterday from 8 A. M. until i F. M.
on six of the 20 odd line of tbe United
Railroads. There were score of act of
individual violence, Due there wa no I
riot beyond the ability of tbe police lo
put down. A Dont 4U.OU0 passengers
were carried during tbe day. Thou-
sands of them, women as well as men,
were suDjectea to intolerable insults.
Wsnt S300 Psr Month.
Panama, May H. A a result of a
strike of workers on tbe steam shovels,
only two above) were worked today be
tween Baao Birpo and Culebra. The
hovel rniri demand J300 per month In-
atral t thai nwaUAnt .W ifllA I
. v. .-v.. ,.-u. aa.7 i fu, i
SIFTING. OUT PANEL OF JURY.
Many
Talaaman Dene Prejudice Or
Knowledge of tha Case.
Bolt. Idaho. May 10. William D
Havwood. first ot th aliened partlcl-
v , ivenglna ooiwplracy by
which It I averred tha aeaaMlnauoo 01
Frank Hteunenberit waa plotted and ex
ecuted, wa placed upon trial for hi
life vesterdav. Counsel for itate and
nrtaoner uiUrwl at OUC. in business
like war. urnn tha xamlnatka of
prospective Juror, and kept steadily at
tha task for five hour. No Jutoi wa
finally accepted, but substantial pro
gress was made, and the indication at
the close ct the seer Ion were tbat '?
could be obtained by tbe end of next
week.
Ihs opening dy of th tilal weal
throueh to its conclusion In quiet bai
mony, unmarked by unusual incident.
It wa earnest and but I new-1 lie.
It striking feature wa the entire
absence ot crowd or demonataUon in
anv form. At no time, morning or
afternoon, wa the court room more
than half filled, and tbe tret"foriu-
Inn the couit bouse eourae contained
not a tingle loiterer. The esse wa
baltedatiortly before 6 o'clock by tbe
exhaustion of the jury panel, and an
adjournment wa taken until Monday
morning. Meantime, Uie atierin win
summon a peoial venire of 100 men.
The 11 men under examination out
not yet finally accepted or rejected,
were locked up under cloee guard.
WILL 8PtN0 BILLION.
Railroad to Maka Great Effort
to I
Catch Up With Traffic.
Chicago, May 10. American rail
way will trend during the present year
nearlv 11,000.000,000 In an eitraonil
nary eRoit to secure sunicient equip
ment in which tc tiansport th tralHc
of tb country, sufficient power to keep
that equipment moving, and iumoient
rails for both the equipment and tbe
power to rnn on.
it li estimated that, 11 tbe manufac
turer are equal to tha test, between
340,000 and 340,000 freight can will
be added to the total equipment of the
railway of the United Bute, fully
6,000 passenger coach will be -built
and over 6,000 locomotive will be
added to tbe (team power which is now
available to tbe railroads. These fig-
urea mean that every chop and vry
plsnt where these utensils of commerce
ar manufactured must run dsy and
night in tha United States, in Canada
and in Meilco, and tbat so in of th
tteel mills in other lands will get a
substantial renex of this prosperity
No Peace From 8trik.
Sao Francisco, May 10. There I
no peace In sight tor atrika-barrsesed
San Francisco. Despite the vigorous
unrenwng snons 01 ids pea-
""uprising ciu u oui-
- -puutni . unog vupiu n ami
- H'j" "v,u" miuuiw
ground, no conclusion or decision haa
been arrived at and no concession have
been intimated out of which compro
mising might grow cr settlements be
made
The executive committee of the com
mlttee of (0 appointed by Mayor
Bchmlti held a secret meeting v eater
anernoon ana at its conclusion re-
fused to make any statement. It is
understood, boweter, that a plan for
1 submission to tbe whole committee waa
partially formulated.
Will Harvest Off American.
London, May 13. The latest esti
mate of the number of American com
ing to London this summer i 250,000
a record figure which makes the Lon
don tradesmen and hotel proprietor
rejoice. Tbe real rush has already set
in and the stream of Americana will
eontlnua to poor Into London until Bep-
tember. To catch th Americans who
hoP ta London a well a go about
sightseeing, the West End shopkeepers!
are making the usual Dreparation.
marking tbe good In dollar and cent
and displaying th American flag.
Robber Trailed Into Butte.
cuiie, aiom., May iu. iwo men
who are believed to be the North Coast
train robber have been tniled from
tbe summit of the continental divide to
point on the flat below Butte, where
the trail was lost. Their description
corresponds so much with tbat of tbe
two bandit, even to the footprints
found in the snow, that the officer sre
almost positive they are the fugitive.
it waa announced at the Northern
Pacific office tonight that the reward
offered for the captor of the two men
baa been raised to 15,300.
Enjoin New Alabsma Rat,
Montgomery, A! May 10. Pre
liminary injunctions were eranUtd in
the United States court today on net!-
non oi un raiirosus in Alabama re
straining the state from putting into
operation certain new rate law. A
continuance for 30 day waa taken in
tbe petition of the Louisville A Nash
ville and the Houtb dt North road, lie-
cause of their having made rate In vio
lation of the law, which provide for
maximum charge.
Undealrable Will Pared.
Chicago, May 10. Th Chlcaioivm-1
pathiser of Moyer and Haywood, the I
accuatd official of th Western Federa
tion of Miners, decided tonight to hold
a parade Sunday, May 18, aa a protest
against President Roosevelt's utterance
regarding the union officials. vai
mn who participates in the parade will I
wear a Dutton bearing the word "i
desirable cltixcn."
Relation to Continue.
Guatemala, May 10. The orasldent
oi uuaiemaia, wnen questioned today
by a representative of th Associated
Prea concerning the report that diplo
matic relation between Guatemala and
Mealoo bad been terminated, aald tha
report was unfounded.
British Aid te Jamaica,
Ixmdon. May 9. -Tha British govern-
ment ba decided to maka Jamaica a
gift of 1760,000 to assist tt inhabitant I
01 Kingston to recover from the effects I
of tbe recent earthquake.
Will Entartaln Peace Conference.
The Hague. May 10 The lower
hrttlM Af t-avlfa mnt vwva-la- bAt.,1 I
40,000 for the reception of the dele-
. . . " I
uie to th second Deao confereno.
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"t never knew before what the little
chimney back of the gas store waa
for," said tbe girl a sh came out of
the kitchen and stood lu the doorway,
but 1 know now. It wa built fur
the mice. There 1 a nest of thciu lu
there now a nice and warm can
be."
Mica
Axle
Crease
Helps the Wagon up
IheHm J
Tha load aeemt lighter Wagon
and team wear longer Von aiak
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QAV HIM TIT FOB TAT.
It ( Ceavsrsallaa Ilar4 at aa Ba
allaa Halloa? (lalUa.
Young Steven wa oa hi way north
to spend tbe week cod with hi parent
and felt In s particularly jovial mood.
aaj ltd Bits.
Tb trata In which be wa traveling
topped at a nnall village and a
farmer, who wa sauntering up and
down th platform, came opposite Ste
vens' compartment, be waa asked by
that youth If be knew that tb Duke of
Devonshire was lu tb train.
Immediately tbe man shewed great
Interest snd aald:
"No I Is her
"I think be Is not," answered Stevens
"1 only saked If you kow that he waa"
Tbe farmer ssld nothing but contin
ued kls walk on yi platform. As be
came opposite the window again be re
marked tbat their town bad been ex
periencing some excitement.
"What' tb mattorr Steven aaked.
Tb authorities wouldn't let sum
folk bury a woman," replied th
farmer.
What wa tbs reason for refualngr
'She wasn't dead," waa the laconic
reply.
And then be strolled away, leaving
young Steven biting bis Up,
Awfal rwak.
Tie maa f tb house hid tbowa lbs
caller the leaky roof, the Insecure founds-
tloa, the unfinished upper rooms, aad Ihs
generally wretched condition ef th prsta-
1
'Now," b said, "I think you oatht te
make the assessment about half what It
was last year.
"Too must bavs misunderstood me. Mr.
Glapswltch," remarked tbs caller. "I
didn't aay I was th assessor. What I
said wa that my same la Elsessor. I sin
thinking of buylnf some property la ibis
aelghborhood." Chicago Tribune.
Hie Ckaae.
Toons Prof. McGoozi wa. .hi.
Mlas Ourgls.
Duckis," aald ber voiiLe.r hmti,.
who happened la. "you don't t vnnr h.i.
all tousled up now like you used to do
when Mr. Kieensawa was coinln' h.r."
You Impudent bot 1" irl.im.
aistsr, Indignantly, but retaining ber self-
i session, "xou go right back te th
sitting room, and slay thorsl"
personal supervision l'r ow
health orS
h h li m
wnat is
CMtorla la harmless
orle. lirooa aTTrf u?"L'
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The Children'. MraaaiJ&Vltfinl aleep.
The Kind You Hare
"we aa
In
Use For Over 3n v,r.
vns eearraua HaNM. .'.
Otaaaalwaahlp el
Will you 10 and gossip with your
bouacmald or your tbl boy wbea
you msy talk with ling end queen,
while) tbl eternal court I open to you,
with It aoclety wide a the world, mul
titudinous a Its day, tb chosen and
the mighty of every placa aud ties?
Into that you my enter alway. In tbat
yon may take fellowship and rank ac
cording to your wlah. From tbat ornw
entwrvd Into It. you can never b out
cast but by your own fault John Bus
kin. ...
tsjae at Cassia rtertkaaake.
Can an earthquake be "felt ap
proaching i a bowr of rain eaa b
felt and a fall of anew J On tb Ri
viera In NWT tha horse laid their ears
back aud e very algu of unea!
nr, la Chile the bird bar bera
observed to fly Inland Jut before a
convulsion. In Telcahueuo In tMfi all
tbe dug fled from th city. Thee a t
Hons, of course, a a cleutlt who ha
collected a valuable list auggeala. way ;
be mere coincidence, for bird will 8y
Inland and kitten become nervous
when no earthquake la nigh, on tb
other band, a the lower animate ar
(insularly sensitive to any changes of
weather and to presmirt of th air
they "iy even be conscious of sub
terranean movement which do not
com within human ken or are even not
detectable by th must delicate Instrv
Bicuta." 8M LIbsj's a Mlsleer.
ftam IVlck preparing I leap tb
awful cert at Niagara fall.
"If anything kaiieea te ." "aid,
"rervbody will aay It was becsu I
(euk a drop toe nurh."
Then, without waiting far tb crowd M
tumble, ks Jumped.
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Aa iBvaelnenl here esfon all ihaw,li.
n.l pioiertloo eSeml sgr a lt task or
inaursnre cnainr. out Uie ilurtM will
non ov per ceai 10 iw mi east aa la l
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raid alii btloi Una. '
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seliin A.au
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EAST CMTXNACRCa)
The nnly Irai-U en the market where ran eaa
eaatrari la m tour etop. Ti I rein, s 4w.
Almtidanr. ol trtiar frlre II 'eon
ImZ t,mul "tottl la write tat fUe-
Bkkciixa TiioMrsox
KBokane. Waaklnsina. i Siertoe
AXCADIA ORCHAKO TRACT a.
IM.es a memh will bay yon a ..( oo w.r.
tnaorehartl. H. ,,u,Wi !,. ,,,.
ami ears lur your otrherd (our year., flie run
w . ".".fT I""eia alier Ihsi. roeial
rard will biliif lr hHt.
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Kpokans
Weening loa
WK SUV Timber l and. Irnt ewners
SPASKS HMO., U b.,nUiklZ. Waeb.
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ebclea land 20 nil.. ,m Hit.T
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Always Bought
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CASTOR I A
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WE PAY
CV.i idZOT
On saving deposits of dollar
or mora, com pounded twio
every year. It (a lust a easy
te open a Saving Account with
by Mail as it yon lived nat
doer, Bead fur our free book
let, "Hanking by Mail " and
leara full particular, iddrve
Oregon Trust &
Savings Bank
Portland, Oregon
ftUth and Waahtntton 8U.
Mowako a. aratuN -aawvee a t cvmiim.
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baaal tab
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lifil .
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Till Portland Till aad Mantel Co.
Wilt tll ll yoa Hrtlnlan strait
Its tauilftil ( tente, !, kaaawinl
s4 kMiHUs Tils, aaeiwsle a4 mail.
W ill Iwlay,
MM! r. BASHfe, Pea.
Mirseii aw. PsettwadL Or tea
ALL YOUR
HOUSE
CLEANING
DONE WITH
Gee Wo
Tea WeS-Kaew
CHINESE
Rets mi Hb
gj DOCTOR
Has watle a life mr at met and Serbs, vi tfc
eaotr aiecwteiMl tns is t m the wwi bis
eattal ratiwVaa.
fta Maetaev, faliawi ae tea Ileej-Ne Cwre
Mkawl llfMaa. ee V sbwl the AM
( akwife.
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Threat. KMwnetiatn, Harvwiywes. Naavwae
I'r. hi wb. llaaf, Ktenev TtwHeei a'ae Ual
htanhovl. Fernet Weakness afat All flint Lna-tae
A SURE CANCER CURE
if vou abb am ro. oomt mlay.
DkLAva Ana damokhous.
If yea aum oil lie i nmtm bianb seal etrea
tar. iiwim e tenia la atamaa.
CONSULTATION FREE
THE C. Oft WO CMlNPSi MrrHf.INt CO.
l-t fi-t Hi . C-. kUarrlsaei,
rVUaral, Oaejoa
Plees Mentlsa This Psrer.
YOUR
SON CAN
MAKE MUSIC
FOR
YOUR HOME
THE REMEDY:
1)
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A. B. CHASE PLAYER-PIANO
Does not tnlarg the Inatrurnanl er
ehsntesljrlse! ease) ateehanlara all below
keibuardi operau plans setloa abeireet
"Irsot, and arealMlraa regular plena sere
do, ssenrlrif th earns enprea.l.m at th
artltt eaa bp bendj van be enilrelp remoted
from th plsno In Irs atlnutea i line, aad
thai without lbs aa ot a eurew driver.
WrlU (or Free Booklet
SHERMAN, CLAY 4 CO.
trOKANe,
DfMk.
SEATTLE,
Wuh.
rORTUNB.
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P. N.U.
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