Catarrh
Whether It is of the bom, throat,
stomach, bowel, or mora delicate or
Mi, catarrh U always debilitating and
hniiM havw attention.
The discharge from the tnucous
membrane M because tnis is sept in a
state of Inflammation by an impart
Miui Unn of the biooa. inerciore, so
care, take the beet blood purifier,
Hood's Sarsaparilla
In tml HqnM tone or eheeolated tableu
kaowa M eereacaoa. .
rasalataltr.
There once sra a maid named MeGinnlty
Tie talrtet on In the vicinity,
8h lored a young man
Name Patrick McOnn
But wedded a rich eld affinity.
Mother wfll and Mr. Wtnstow-s Sootalnt
Srnp taa bat ramadr to oaeloriaaUeaUiliaM
aanae mm so.iiiiii wrw.
Mar Aarasrlala.
Gottar. to pay aome of roar eoe
Otto's billir laughed the caller.
Tee," airbed the benevolent father,
"One la a very wild youth. I ahould
lave called him Auto."
"Ator
"Tea; he's such an expensive sport
Ud It wont be long before be will be
broken-down sport"
rre av ias Nm m an Wcrraae Mews
l,IS iiMiillllHr ear4 br Dr. KIlMl Una
liirX WmTttad tot mXa siirw acta. ad
As A nut.
The man who painted that spur!
aoa picture waa an artist at all
vents.'' aald the connoisseur.
"I dont know about him," answered
Mr. Cumroz ruefully, "but the dealer
who sold It to me waa." Washington
Star.
CASTOR I A
for Infanta and Children.
Til Red Yea Hits Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
lUMMhO.
Uttle WUIle Say. pa. what la a dip
toaaatT
Pa A diplomat my son. Is a poll
tJctaa who can make people believ
that he doesn't want what be cant
Bet
As lafalUala Sr aa-
First Student What you foresaw
that our tailor, poor chap, would g
mad?
The Second Sure; on the 23th oJ
last month be wanted some money
from Be 1 Translated for Tranaatlar
da Tales from Meggendorfer Blaetter
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ly oruhe bowels, cleanses
system ejj
iisfsoneincrv
A. It
eciuQii
jossists one in overcoming
habitual constipation
Permanently. To get its
beneficial eects,buy
genuine.
lanufactured bytK s
IRNIA
ioSraupCo.
Mortgages
ties purchased. LOANS made.
H. L NOBLE
Cammercial Block PORTLAND, OREGON
NGRAVING Write Us
, PLATES
f OR PRINTING
HICKS-CHATTEN
Oregon
THE MEN TtIO KNOW
THE SUPERIOR
QUALITIES OFj
SUCKERS. SUITS
AND HATS
ore the men who have
put them to the hard
est tests in we rovgn
est weather.
Get the original
Tower Fish Brand
mode since I83e
cvsum me rat mtAsiuitt
4. rowtR CO. soston. U A
BORAX
FOR THE TOILET
Net only soften the water, but clean
the akin thoroughly, removes and pre-
veat the odor of perspiration, aoothea
Irritation and rendera the akia freak, soft
and velvety.
Soap clogs the porea Boras remove
the soap Try it.
Alla'.alan. Santula. Booklat and Pari rOardOame
wu.ua. AQir io ooasi soaax oo., Otuinmi. ci.
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BETTER WATERWAYS
CcagrcKCsn Bartboldt Proposes
. Big Bond Issue.
OAS SUPPORT Of 100SLVELT
Would Make Waterways Commission
PermanentWork In Sight to
Cost S400. OOO.OOO.
Washington, Nov. 19. Repreeenta
live Bartboldt, ol Missouri, after a talk
with President Roosevelt today, an
nounced his intention of introducing a
bill as soon as angreee meets to give
legsl statu to the Inland Waterways
commission, which was cieated by ex
ecutive set, and anothei bill ptoviding
for a $500,000,000 bond issue to ettab
liah a fund for permanent great water
way improvements, leaving the smaller
projects to be taken care of in the regu
lar river and baibor bills.
It is proposed to have the Wateiway
oomuiiasion a permanent body, which
shall employ experts and keep oongrees
officially advised as to the merits of
waterway projects. Mr. Bartholdt says
the pieaident regards the plan with fa
vor. Of hie bond plan Mr. Bartholdt said:
"I believe that the future generations
of the country who will be benefitted
by improving navigable ti reams should,
as In the case of the Panama canal,
bear the burden of the expense. Chair
man Barton, of the committee ou rivers
and harbors, has told me that there are
meritorious schemes pending before his
committee that call for an expenditure
J at least 1400,000,000. Hatdly one
tenth of this can be provided during a
tteeion of congress, and the consequence
ia that work which would be of im
mense importance to the United States
is deferred from year to year because
the money to carry it on ia not avail
able. All this can be remedied by a
bond issue of sufficient siie. I do not
know of an thing more important than
much needed improvement to the great
navigable streams of the country."
PANIC STRIKES PEOPLE.
Severn Earthquakea Terrify Southern
Italian Towns.
Reggio de Calsbria, Italy, Nov. 19.
The province of Keggio di Calabria,
Italy, was visited by another severe
earthquake at 2:20 yeeteraay afternoon,
It was especially severe at Branch
leone, Feruxxano and Bianco, and a
oumber of houses were sbatteied or
damaged.
The people, who bad summoned np
courage to return to their homes after
the earthquake of October Z7, again be
a me panic stricken and fled a second
time to the country. Some of them
eampd last night in the open air,
chile others took refnge in subterrane
sn grottos. Men and women, rich and
poor, priests and soldiers, are thrown
together, and the devout are raising
prayers to the Madonna and tne saints
to succor them in their misery.
CHICAGO PLEASED AT ISSUE.
Bankers Predict Normal Condition of
Affairs in Short Time.
Chicago, Nov. 19. The decision of
the national government to issue 1160,
000,000 in bonds and certificates met
with general approval throughout the
West. The benefits expected to result
from the move were anticipated in the
higher grain markets, both here and in
other grain centers of the West. Bulla
were more disposed to buy than for
some time, and shone took cover hasti
ly as soon as the plan waa announced.
In this city some of the leading bant
era announced that preparations were
ander wsy for the resumption of busi
ness on a normal cash basis and it was
believed, it is said, that inside of 10
days at the outside, the clearing bouse
checks would be withdrawn from circu
lation.
Cuban Firebug at Work.
Santiago, Cuba, Nov. 19. An un
successful attempt was made here yes
terday to set fire to the government
headquarters. A man entered the civil
department of the palace carrying a
large can of gasoline. As he was pass
ing the office of the governoi be threw
the can to the floor and then, slashing
it open with a knife, applied a lighted
match to the liquid. Considerable fur
niture and draperies were burned, and
the building itself sustained some dam
age. In the confusion the' man who
made the trouble got away.
Good Effect Felt in London.
tondon. Nov. 19 The official an
nouncement from Washington that
treasury certificates to the amount of
(100,000,000, bearing interest at 3 per
cent, and Panama bonds amounting to
$50,000,000, would be issued immedi
ately in order to relieve tbe financial
stringency in tbe United States, had an
immediate enect on tbe market here.
Prices promptly moved upward, the
firms and members of the stock ex
change believing tbe action wa bound
in a great measure to remove the strain
in the money market.
Fight Begun in New Douma.
St. Petersburg, Nov. 19. The ticket
of tbe Octoberint-Conservative coalition
was successful in the subordinate elec
tions for officers of the lower house of
parliament yesterday. Prince Vlade
mir Wolkensky being chosen first vice
president and Professor Baron von Mey-
endorf second vice president, receiving
263 of the 402 votes cast. Tbe Consti
tutional Democratic candidate, Mr.
Mavlakoff, received 133 votes. The So
cial Democrats refrained from voting. -
8top Canal Emigration.
Guayaquil, Nov. 19. The Chilean
transport Casima, uutil recently the
Ecuadorian school ship Maranon,
which was sold early in the month to
Chile, and which waa to have engaged
in tbe emigrant traffic between Panama
and Chile, has been ordered to fail for
Valparaiso instead of Panama owing to
the opposition of the isthmian author
ities to si low canal laborers (o emi
grate to Chile.
OKLAHOMA A STATE.
Impressive Car monies Mark the Ad-
mleeioei to Union.
Guthrie, Okie., Nov. 18. With lnv
preer Ive ceremonies, befitting the birtn
of the new state ot Oklahoma, the oaths
of office were adtnlnlsteted to Governor
Chailes N. Haskell and other state offi
cials a few minutes before norm Satur
day. The oaths wrre administered by
Letlie u. Niuiack, a newepapetnisn.
The cere monies took place on the
steps of the Carnegie library, there
being no state building hei.
Following prayer by a clergyman,
the proclamation ot President Roose
vlt sdmltting Oklahoma and Indian
Territory into the union waa read by
Charlee Filsoo, secretary of Oklahoma
Territory.
A band of Indian boys then played
"The Star Spangled Banme?."
Governoi Haskell walked forward to
the center ot the platform where he
was met by Mr. Nlblack and took tbe
formal oath. Turning to the crcwd that
oloeed in from every direction, Governor
Haskell delivered, the Inaugural ad
dress, lie said:
"In Its course through the day the
sun will have lighted the pathway of
millions, and looks down on the people
emerging from the disorder and discon
tent of bureauoiatio government, re
stricted to the point ot helpfulness and
neglect to tbt limit of oppression, into
a condition ot liberty and self govern
ment. "We are not assembled here to wor--hip
the public officer who ultimately
conceded us our rights, especially when
we reflect that long ago, from every
standpoint ot population, wealth and
intelligence, thia territory was ei 111 ed
to all the blessings and prlvilegce of
statehood, and now to thank the public
officers in over gracious terms who have
finally performed a long and unjustly
deferred duty world be in the nature ol
hnggmg the feet of a dilatory debtor
who finally pays his just Indebted
ness." GREATER SAN FRANCISCO.
Movement Begun to Annex All Sub
urbs Around Bay.
San Francisco, Nov. 14. At a meet
ing held this afternoon, the chamber of
commerce issued a eall tor a conven
tion to be held next Thursday, at
which a campaign for the consolidation
of all the bay cities will be formally
launched. The commercial associa
tions, civie and labor bodies of all the
cities and towns In Ibe bay region have
been invited to send delegates. The
matter will be placed squarely before
the convention in order to see bow the
plan Is received by tne various commit
tees. As contemplated by the chamber of
commerce, it ia proposed to snnex to
San Francisco all of San Mateo county
and sections of Alameda county, Marin
county and Contra Coetra county. It
is planned to extend the city limits to
all ponlte within IS miles ot the city
hslt. This will include all the cities
down the peninsula aa well as across
tbe bay, and give the greater San Fran
cisco an area of 181 square miles and a
population of 807,000. Included in the
pioposed greater city will be the cities
of San Francisco, South City, San Ma
teo, Borlingame, Ocean View, Oakland,
Beikeley, Alameda, Fruitvale, San Le
andro, Hayward, San Rafael, Sausalito
and Belvedere.
ACQUIRES COALING STATION,
Mexico Has Ceded Magdalene Bay
for Uae of Navy.
Mexico City, Nov. 18. Mexico has
ceded Magdalene bay, on the coast of
Lower Califronia, to be used for the
purpose of a coaling station by the
United 8tates navy. Thia is considered
the first fruit of the recent visit of Sec
retary Root to this republic: Tbe sn
noun cement of the session ofjthe west
coast harbor, which has been need for
years by ship of the United States
navy for the purpose of target practice,
was qualifiedly substantiated by tbe
State department when the secretary
of foreign relations said that the
United States would be allowed to
maintain two coaling shipe st Magda
lena bay for a period of three years,
provided a like concession wss made to
tbe government of Mexico.
No arrangement was entered into cov
ering tbe matter of naval yards and for
tifications. Governor Avsrte Panic.
Manila, Nov. 18. Four sharp earth
quake shocks were felt in Manila and
surroundin provinces on tbe night of
November 10 and the morning ot No
vember 17. There waa no damage.
The first shock was felt st 11:26 in the
evening. Governor General Smith and
party were attending the theater, where
tbe Australian children were playing
"Tbe Mikado." A panic was averted
by the presence ot mind of the governor
general, who arose in bis box snd com
manded to people, who had already
risen, to sit down.
Proclamation Is Signed.
Washington, Nov. 18 The 46th star
was added to the American flag by the
admission formally into the union of
tbe state of Oklahoma. President
Roosevelt, at 10:18 Satnrday, signed
the proclamation adding the territories
of Oklahoma and Indian Territory joint
ly as one of the American stales. Lit
tle formality attended the ceremony,
which meant so much to the people of
tbe two territories., In appending his
signature the president used as pen a
quill plucked from the wing of an
American eagle.
After Trust First Thing,
McAlester, Oltla., Nov. 18. Tbe flrt
act of Attorney General West, who was
sworn in here today, was to bring suit
against 47 coal mining companies in
Oklahomia, alleging in his complaint a
combination in restraint of trade and
in selling the output of the mines.
Tbe result ot the suit is looked forward
to with much interest, ss the price and
sale of coal f'om this section of the new
state affects tbe business interest of
ths entire Southwest.
Havana'e Population 209,278
Havana. Nov. 18. It ia announced
that tbe recent census taken in this city
shows that Havana has a population of
299,278, being an Increase of 45,860
over tbe census of 1899.
PERUNA A TONIC Or
GREAT USEFULNESS
1 "
vt -v S
HON. R. S. TltARIN
Hon. R. 8. Tharin, attorney-at-law
and counsel for Anti-Trust League,
writes from Pennsylvsnie Ave, N. W.,
Washington, D. C, as follows:
"Having used Perune for catarrhal
doorders, I am able to testify to Its
great remedial excellence and do not
hesitate to give It my emphatic en
dorsement and earnest recommendation
to all persons affected by that disorder .
It is also a tonic of great nacfulnea."
Mr. T. Brnecott, West Aylmer, On
tario, Can., writes: "Last winter I was
ill with pneumonia after heving la grippe,
I took Peruna for two months, when I
became quite well. I also induced a
young lady, who was al run down and
confined to the house, to take Peruna,
and after taking Peruna lor three monthi
she is able to follow her trade ot tailor,
iog. I can recommend Peruna for all
such who are 111 and require toaie."
Pc-nt-ne Tabteta
Some people prefer to Uke tablets,
rather than to take medloine in a fluid
form. Such people can obtain Peruna
tablets, which represent the solid medi
cinal Ingredients ot Peruna. Kach tab
let is equivalent to one average dose ol
Peruna.
I( Waahlaea Wra Than.
Two prominent society women of
Waahlngton were seated In the gall"?
reserved for the families of Congress
men. "What a grand body of men t" ex
claimed the younger of the two enthu
siastically. "Do you think sor asked the other
demurely.
"Why. of course I do. Bee how alert
and businesslike they are. I am sure
If George Washington could come back
to Congress be would be proud of such
a dazzling spectacle."
"I fesr, dear," remarked the elder of
tbe two seriously, "that If George
Washington were to come back and see
Congress be would loss no time In de
livering another farewell address."
Llpplncott'a.
$100 Reward, $100.
Ths readers ot this rarxr wlU tw Blessed la
learn In at Iherata at Waal onadrraifrd dinw
that Klanr bu beta bi la eur id all In
tansa, and that la Catarrh. Hall' Catarrh
Cur la th orjir positive eura now known loth
mettcaJ Iratarnltjr. Catarrh ba ns a conotttu
llonaldlaraM. requlrea a constitutional treat
ment Hall's Catarrh CuraU taken Inurnallr,
actinf dtroctlv upon tba blood and murouaaur
facet ol the iratem, therabr dm-oylnt ln ' n-
datlon ol tba dleaM, and Ivlns parent
atrenria or oniiaipi up in eonautu'lon and
asstatlns natara In dolne lu work. Tha pro
prietors have so much faith In lismratwanuw.
rs bat tnev oBarOn Hundred Dollar lor aajr
eaaa that It tail to cur. Send lor list of
testimonials.
Aidreaa F $. CHENEY CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by ail dmiirUt. 1!m.
Taka Hall's ramiijf rill lor eoiullpattoat.
Trades that Kill.
On of the most dangerous ef trad,
according to tba Pilgrim, "Is tb cover
ing of toy snlmsls with skin, chamois
leather being used, for Instance, for
tbe elephants, cslfskla for tb horse,
and goatskla for ths camel. This
covering must ef course fit without s
wrinkle to look natural, so tb wood
en model la first dipped Into glue, then
sprinkled with chalk dust; then tbe
skin Is put on. The chalk Is so fins
tbst It fills the sir snd Is drawn Into
tbe throat snd lungs. A yesr of this
sort of work often results la death.
Another very Injurious toy Is the rub
ber balloon. Tbe fumes snd solvents
used In reducing sheet rubber to tbe
necessary thinness while retaining Its
strength snd tha dyeing of tbe bril
liant yellows, greens sad purpls sr
most of thorn poisonous.
According t Riltt.
Sentry Sou csn't leave.
Soldier But I have tbe captain's
oral permission.
Sentry (Importantly) Lefs sse Itl
II Motto per Itldere.
I'adoratood Parfeotlr.
"So you snd tbe Mllyuns girl have
had a misunderstanding.'
"Not a bit of It 8h gave me the
fling In the most nnmlstakabls man
ner." My Hair is
Extra Long
Feed your hair ; nourish It ;
give it something to live on.
Then it will stop falling, and
will grow long and heavy.
Ayer's Hair Vigor Is the only
hair-food you can buy. For
60 years it has been doing
ust what we claim It will do.
It will not disappoint you.
" Mr half .d to h vary short. Vat afttr
Ming Ayor'g Hair Vlaur a ihort lima It baaa
to arow, and now II it fourtaan Incha Ion.
Thia asam. a .pianola rasult tomesftar balaf
almit wli hnut nj hair." Maa, i. II. Vivaa,
Colorado Sprints, Cola.
b t. Q. A Oa., Lowau, ataaa,
alao aMoufiMtavavs
SAHAPARIUa.
PILLS.
iers
cacm ptcTotAL.
MERITS Or THI COMBINt.
Oemparlion Made With CM Method
of Harvesting.
A Spiksns man wrote to Ida Wash
ington 8Ute Eipermlenl station staff,
Pullman, lntly, lequlildg wis W to
(be growing aud cutting of wheat, me
and flour-meklng content o the berry
as affected by soil, clinmteand met hud
" cutting. Profeeatir R. W. Thatcher,
director otitis station, answered ths
Inquiries a M lows:
I. lXw the whsat lose any ot the
essential elements tor good ' D
standing until ripe enough to out ana
thresh at ou operstlon.
"Whsat does not lee any ol ite con
stituents by standing until It Is thor
oughly rips. 1 . however, manu
facture and store up a somewhat larger
proportion of starch than If
f ii.. J...., mamllltie In sllshtly
softer wheat with a larger proportion
ot starch and amaiir propuisi
gluWn. The difference In this rwpsci
la rathet small, howvr."
t. Are ths berries as plump when
out by a combined machine aa when
tbe grain Is harvested by a binder or
header, aad threshed alter standing In
the shock, or hsvlng been stacked?
We a-e Informed that the wheel buyer
and milleis make a difference between
grain harvested with Ihs combined ma
chine and that out with the binder 01
header.
"Ths berries are plumper than when
cut by tb binder and left standing in
the shock, tor the sain reason; that I,
a errator production ol starch fills ths
berries plumper."
3. I)o the berries lost tnsir coior
when left growing until lips enough to
cut with a combined machine?
"The color of the berry ia tioi chang
ed materially until alter the grain Is
AmA etna, after which it mnv be bleach
ed out to a varying estent, depending
upon the length o( ume and tne cli
matic conditions."
a. Ia all the wheat in one eack of an
even grade when harvested with the
combined mtchine?
"The wheat in a single asv-k ol grain
harvested by aeotnbined machine I not
necessarily ot an even grade. Since the
mai-liina ia run on or down hilt, it tuav
cut and run into the sack wheat growing
under quite different condition. This,
however, Is equally true of any other
method of harvesting. It ia well
ktmvn that a-raln fiom tha ton of a elav
point is diffetent from that of a north
bill slope, snd bulb of three are dtrter
ent from that ot a south hill slope, or
upon a flat I do not think any meth
od of harvesting will eecuie absolutely
the uniformity yon suggest"
V ! thi mnis whnat hat dttrlne
the operation ol tha combiued machine
than through harvesting and threwhlng
by the old method? If so, how much?
"W have no information which
would make It possible for us to state
definitely whether there Is more or lees
dheat liat during tha oearation of a
combined machine, than by harvesting
and threshing try toe old mtnod. we
are aware ol the objection that has been
awlaawt In f!nllfnmla In tha naa nf a mm.
bined machine, but do not think It la a
'great objection, aa has been stated.
" There is no ouastlon but that tha
grain cut with a combined machine is
slightly lower In proportion of gluten
which it will show. Tb yield per acre
la AArtminlw a lltfclo tariff II thai arwln la
allow! to become rip. I lis person
sny or ms opinion inai tne moat seri
ous objection to the combined machine
la In tha distribution near tha flald ol
the threshed out weed seeds."
DEVELOP NEW WATER POWER
Elma Electric Compmy WW Utlflie
Cloquallum Oreek.
Chehslls county, Wish., abound In
aome of Ih finest water power In ths
state. The Upper Salsop river, Ihs
Wishkab river, and numerous other
streams flowing Into Oraya harbor
afford magnificent cportnnities for the
development of water power for com
mercial purpose. Scarcely a move
has yel been msde to secure any of
these water power alls. Tbe Elma
Light 4 Power company ia among ths
first to take advantage ol the opportu
nlitles afforded and now has a large
force ot men at work on the Cloqual
lum creek, three miles northeast ol
Elma, constructing a lstgs dam to
store water and will Install one ot ths
latest model wster wheels.
The water can be backed up for sev
eral miles without doing any damsgs
and power enough can be derived to
give light and power to the town of
Elma lor year to come. The eumpany
ha a franchise from the town ot Klma
for furnishing light to ths town. Ite
present plant has been in operation lor
three years.
Ths power has been obtained from
alrjem, but tbe cost of wood and coal
has become so hlgb that the company
decided to install a water power plant.
The asvlng in fuel and operating et
perues will be about 1 200 a month.
ram saa.
Peel snd chop together two dozen to
matoes snd sis small onions with two
seeded red nepbers. Btlr In four tabla.
spoonfuls of salt, a cup of grsnulsted
sugsr, tnre tesspoonruls each of
ground cloves, cinnamon and sllsnlce
snd a teaspoonful of iround linear.
Put Into a kettle with two auarta at
vinegar and boll for three hours. Set
aside until cool before bottling.
Teat fa Kssa.
To know If sa egg is fresh, plsoe It
id a osmn or cold wstsr. If It remains
at tbe bottom, It Is all right ; If It floata
at all, It Is of rather doubtful fresh
ness ; If It Boits gayly on tb surface,
vou mar be certain It Is ouits bad.
fatal Taaeata Kapt Sweet,
Metal teapots, If diluted for aome
time, glr musty Bsvor to tb tea
wben next used. This msy be prevent
ed by piecing s lump of sugsr In ths
teapot before putting swiy.
Tarllo Soap.
Chop ths coars parts of lbs cleaned
tiirtls meat with t'j bones, cover with
four qusrts of cold wster, sod a bunch
of sweet herbs, two sliced onions, pep
per snd salt to taste. Stew very slowly
for four bourj, strsln snd stir In tb
other part ef ths turtle meat with the
fst both of which should bsvs been
covered with two qusrts of water and
allowed to simmer for sn hour. Thick
sn nil with browned flour, after putting
thsm together, snd simmer for sn hour,
Add forceuient ball snd th Juice of a
lemon, stir wsll and serve.
X Olirrj fc
WKTANDDAMPCAUt
COLO IN THE JOINT
I S-JACOBS
TAKES OUT TMf PAIN AT
ONCE.REMOVMTHK Tirr
NESS. PREVENTS ITS
RETURN, TOO. FINE fOR
RUISES, SPRAINS AND
SORENESS.
Prke is aad oc
AM Me'd eataaeea.
Lawyer (In courtroom) Whit time
have yea got, pleesef
rrlsoner (st trial table) I rant tU
you until after (be trial
Wkat M 0r4.
Blowlta All I em todsy I owe ts
my mother,
Hatamartoo Tee, and I understand
that all yon have yea ewe to yotf
wife, father.
AestaSr.
Why. what's the matter, ehlldT
"IVeoboo I I ain't had do offers yet
an' I'm nearly 6 years eld an' I'm
sheered I'm goto' to be a ete maid I
Doohoof"
His Too said your gua would shoot
00 yards.
Mi-I know I did.
Hit It's merked to shoot only 450
yard a
I1 I know, but there are two bar
ret. laseeefaa.
Autoraoblllet Bay, I want this mask
(staged. It doesn't cover my fere euf
BcteeUy. Clark Hut It's the rwguler thing.
Aatomobllist('ant blp tbst I find
that tb people I rue ever ere apt to
recognise ,
With ike Aaalaala.
The Oreek eomtnatir wa saaklng ths
ftrnitl ef Ihs walla at Trey, leaking fa
e vulnerable (pot, wkoe aie automobile
stuck fast la lk v4.
"Ut a hers! )rd Ike Trejae saw
Ileal aa I ha walla.
Smarting under their rtiiirul. k west
3d built h'tf eedrs !-w. Tb real
Is history.
rar Taea.
Eamarakta Taur miser eaaaa't at)-t
la Dtca'e cetaiag le sa yea aow, eW
k?
Gwendolen Ne. bat Ptrk 4aa' ram
sny mar. II kaiye4 to call lb ether
vseln whtl sat wsa cleaning lb oo
and asks eat ef th kllrbea flu, and
papa aud him sold lb real ruttl for
him.
Tha Mera Star.
W1bble-l!ow would you go about
getting e play oe tb Stan?
Drlbblesv-I'd Ural write a novel.
SKIN DISEASES
HUMORS IN THE BLOOD
When the Mood is pure, fresh ami healthy, the Vin will to soft, snvwtk
and free from blemishes, but when some acid humor t.ikce root f ;i the rircw
lation its presence i manifested by a Un eruption or tJiacaae. The
humors get into tbe blood, generally because of at inactive or alugfisa
condition f the member vf the body whose doty It 1 t collect and carry
off the waste and refuse matter t.f the svntcm. This unhralthv matter is kit
to sour and ferment and Soon t!ie circulation tx-rmic charged with the arid
poison. The blood lclne to throw off the humors and at M through the
pores and glonda ot the Uo. productnjr Kcresua, Acne, Tetter, Pofii,
Salt Kbeurti and all a erujilions jf various kirn:, Jlcxctm appears, usually
with a alight redness of the a'-In ..llownl !y ptintuka from which there
flow a stick v fluid that iriee and forms croat, and the itching is intense
It is generally on t!ieb.v!i, breast, f cc, anus and U. tbtm;h other parti
of the body may J aflctted. In Tetter the aiin drim, cruets and blerdsj
the acid in the Mood drica tip the natural oils of the 'Jn, which nm intended
to keen Jt soft and pliant, canning a dry, K-vcrUli tcmlitkm a:i4 Eivinjr it
bard, leathery nppcaranre. Acne tnaltc its uppcarance on the face In the
Iaeff.redwltsr0mft,f,rtT V, W, PP "d blac Is DcatlS,
years and eould 6ai not!ilce Ij I Suriajiis cotucs In scaly pnU'llfi on
!5i?UM r.f."lL.r,a.fr .t-bJ tot tmrti ot the to.! this ol the
lnff 04 bttf
rl nnatulct would lorn: i
Jh silo aad whan scratch. a eif aomrtmn caur.inff bflMiicsl. rolaon Oa
ef l-ifc" iVefcrtf SuS U "2? f C M
lone rear I wa aaieiad, bm diaflc. 1 ho hunmr irrolucln;j tho trouble
&a::vJ;&t.f.fae.t&. '"' l!ir"" Hi
ny raturwef thetroubi. Wintrr t ) brt?.i! nut end torment the
rj. ii
tookman, tfab.
PURELY VEGETABE
. . k in aiicctifjoa, can never cure the irouuia
bccmiiMi they do not rench the blood. 8. 8. 8. goes down 1 :it the circuUtioe
and forces out every particle of foreign matter and retcrc the Mood to
norniul, pure condition, thereby permanently curinir twry 'rm of
allect.oij. lkk on Skin Wiwaaes and any mctlical atlvlc-e ikftlrcd acut tm
to all who write. S. 8. 8. is for eale at all Grat clnsa druff stores.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATUU1TA, CA
Preferred Stock Canned Gooda
Are facta Waarvvtr IS Swat are Sr
Thai il th secret of their e.quiiits Flavor. Preferred Slock Plnespjdi
for instance, is grown, ripened snd canned all umler th sunny ''
of Hawaii. Pinratiplet brought in this country and then canned must
Strkcd before fully rl or they won't keep-and th V4""..
4t, Hawaiian i'lneamile it Ih best grown. Every mnrtnng, in
nna !nn,l tt tk! lu.,'1 M..l.-...l ,.1m luln the tsa
C nery, clot at hand, peeled and cored by special cullers operate" by
I krii.lit Il,.i:.. -I.I. All .U. . U f.l...,. ranlrr is re-
moved, snd th sun-gold slices from the Iwst part of th juwPl""
ars Ihsn packed into Pre(rrd Block cans.
Try PREFERRED STOCK Pimafflim reye Jtmtrt-rttJ) I
AUIV LIWW. Wholeaal Oreeers, PORTIA RD, 0RO0R, 0. .
Hfftai-d. nUai It aw4 aa ttat sasialsla Pnlarna start Harlt,
W. L DOUGLAS
$3.00 & $3.50 8HOES
9X0,000
; i r i - '
Howard
. m r hli. pa nil. -aat
1 maea Mmm'm ii a $a.fiO mhimm
' wsnae ajsejjaairei
In t M'wJi. ,ui.;r I,0"M shoes ars wom by mors moiU
.. U. ..'1''..,.,'',.,1' 0,,1" ! Ueuas ollliir
. 'Ihaal.rl7;. V.iTi .1 . 1 auuarlar waarl ig nuallllea.
th!TUl?Jti'"ir''?",?n'i ".,har mat-riala lor aa..!i nart
"l ' . """""r WHO rM V t Ul hlftfMat Si
"'l? 2 '7i,.V.V,nd """"hlp.anUl
.n.i.i t" ' n, mrisrafa4
snil.how you how .arafullv W. F I
e ii ej
:"rih".unt'". we, tta-iwj,taT.iracr
MZtiiaV&VW&Wfl' ' - . .7. Urn.
- w
OIL
1)11 r let Attorney Jerome of New fori
plead guilty l thro MBtiaaectla,
eating, cooking Strang disk and aukia
furniture.
MIX THIS YOURSELF
Gives RtciPt rem mm noMt-MAot
kicn:v timt.
iMaeeeatlve Mlaltsre ef Harmlut Vts
eletrle tngr ed eivts Said le Over,
teen Kidney end Bladder
TreetVe Preenptry,
Hare is a simple home made mlilura
given by an eminent autimrlty oa
Kidney disease, who mat the state
ment In a New Ytrk daily tiewspapsr,
that It will teUeve alm.at any cue ot
Kldaey trouble If taken bvlors the It tee
of HrlgUl'e disre.se, II sutee thai
such symptoms as lam bark, p,la la
th side, ireqnent desire to urinate, -poelally
alnlfht) painful and diseolaisd
urination, aie readily overturns, litre
Is the iyp try il:
fluid fc sired Imn.lellon, one-half
ounce; Compound Karg a, one oast,'
Compound riyrap 8aramrliia, thrs
ouiteee. Take a tvaapunlul alter sac
meal end at bedilms.
A well-known physician le authority
that these ingredient ire ell barrel
and easily nilsed al home by shaking
well In bottle. This mliture has a
peculiar heeling and soothing effect np.
oo the entire Kidney and t'rinary
structure, and often overoom the wont
l.irrr of ft beam tie m In 'it little
whie. This mixture I en id to remove
ell blaoJ disorders and eura the Khen.
mallsut by forcing ih Kidneys to Alter
snd sttaln from tbe hluod and ytm
all arte c d end foul, deroenpnard
waste metier, which cause Ibe affile
tloos. Try it If yoa aien't welt, here
th pieerrlption.
Aa Vatrlaaaf lalrraile.
Uorge wss Juat going lo propose
to we iaal elgtii.
"And what happened T
"A lire blew up and !ko he roulrtal
think of est) thing e'.a.,,--"vl.;a4
Plain IVsler.
wiuie
differ
worst
tl akin trouble 1 I.-Ul Kiictiraj
itio 13?
s
.LYAJta, auffcrcrwit'i the return cfSfrln. TllbM
treatment fur ttl alia cliacfluc is S. 8. S.
H ncutralisc-e the nek's and removes the
humors so t!ut the ain instead ot beinf
irritated nm! tUscjuicd, J,i nouriithcJ by
supply f frenh, healthy Mxh!. Extern,
npplicatlona nt anlvri, wnahta, lotions, ctt,
while they axth the itchinsf cauwd tf
fwfi
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