Aram- CONGRESS
Mood
Ba sarpaaoed
MlNu4trH.
tt nmn, sre M it bai bee a, tu ap.
Hniill only juel becua.
It baa received by actual ermat nor tbaa
SXSDS tMttnoatali la two rear.
It parlfiee tha bloo. mm all blued die
MM, all anmora ud all eraptiooa.
- It trMthen th (toaaaca. err aa
appetite ao balMe ap th whole trttera.
. It emrH thai tired teelUi and Buaea tb
wkatm
la aaaal liqnld fona ot la chocolated tableta
aaowa a SarMtatM. MS dotes st.
atorvlr a ruler.
..' Parry (reaeking (or, bla blue panel))
Aaythlng la this story about railway
War?
Oral Tee font llpea.
rM Sa. TiW Aim an an krrra twwi
f.l A iiuraa.iellr corad It. UM1
Jtim hm MM ftar t'HKK eairlai botu. en
Pettfgrei Says It Is Owned by
Big Ccrpcratlcaj.
CAM BAD AS TEE OTHERS
Railroads War Aided In Stealing Rich
Lands In th West Senator
Allison Helped.
A riuw riiaa-.
"Still rootle (or tb Cwrlieie Indiana.
rs yea Wbat's th eecret of your
toadnee (or tb aobl rd ataa
"I'm en tayeelf."
"So? Tea don't look it."
"1 belong to tb Improved Order ol
tan."
PHtS CURED IN 6 TO 1 4 DAYS.
ratO Q1KTMKST ta tuarenreed to nn n?
MM of llrhlrtf. Bliad. jledlr,f or r-rotrudlq
run la a to l aa.-a or money rvjunuca. ouc.
Jaaaraaeat at reierlt-.
Teacher (of night school) It h
' scarcely oufwarj for mo to say tbat Ttn
ayaoa rank dwrredly aa on of tb
groat of Enflieh porta. '
8hgy Haired Pufll Sore. Ilt'i tb
at maa tbat could rhyme "oaward"
aritb "hundred." and aiak it (u.
Matten arm Sad Vk WraalaWe Baatftlaa
Syrap la krot raraedv toaaefcaTiaelrcaUdma
a ma tao learnine panoa.
Washington, IVo. . -Ex-8nator
Pettigrew, of South lakoU, whoa de
feat for K-lrotton was on ol tha
things tbat most gratified the lata Hark
Uanna, has com out with a floro de
nunciation of congress aa a bly, in
which ha peraoaally attacks Speaker
Cannon. Ild declares that Mr. Cannon
aided the railroads to steal public lands
In the West. When the charges were
brought to Mr. Cannon's attention, ha
said: "When I am attacked by a man
ol reputation and cbatactet I will de
fend myself."
"Congress is owned, body and son I,
by th corpoiations," is Pettlgrew'e
opening snot, continuing, ne save;
'I was s member ol the senate for IS
years, and I do not hesitate to say that
tha railroads control a majority of the
members of tha senste and they own
the house.
BARE SUMMKR FALLOW.
Agricultural Celiac Makes interest
' ' Irg faperlm at. -
By A. L. Kaleely, Ongoa Agricultural Culleg
In taking a wslkover the fa'tn at the
Oregon Agricultural college, looking for
in arreting and Instructive object les
sons, there may be seen north ot th
old tsrn sad just to th south of the
path leading to the orchard, an oelot
are containing tome very interesting
xperlu.ente, , This enclosure eoutains
an oblong bos probably tea fe long,
thru feet wide and three feet deep. In
this box are Installed four galvanised
Iron tanks or pots, each holding s prox
imately 600 pounds of soil. Keen pot
is provided with a drainage spoilt to
that all water leaching through th soil
in thee pots, may be eel looted and
measured and snahaed.
Many farmed practice bar tjamnti
fallow and the q oration often atls as
to tli go d or bad effects arising from
this practice).
Should th practice of bar summer
fallow be discoursgedT It was for the
purpot of answering this question that
tbete experiment in tb galvanised
iron pots were itarted.
in ltwo all note were filled with the
earn soil thoroughly mixed so that
each pot w a Identical with th others.
I "TAXIS" MtXD A0KTUrtAJf,
Why Refer
to Doctors
Because we mile medicines
for them. We give them the
formula for Ayer'a Cherry
Pectoral, and they prescribe it
for coughs, colds, bronchitis,
consumption. " They trust It.
Then you can afford to trust
it. Sold for over 60 years.
" arar1 Caarrr fawatal ta a iiit that
aaaaM aa fa avarr awaa. t aava aaa a rr
aaal at H (w ara aaaak. aa aoMa. aa I
feaaw what a Itlaadta aahlna H la. laaa.
aal raaaaiataaa It am alialyaaUB aV
voaaa. avraa rata. auaa.
flu
ay . O. Armr Cm LawaU.
alaa anlimra ol
vers
ttlSAPAtAU
tmt.
aAtsvNoa,
yor'e fine greatly aid the Cfwry
Petral In breaking u cola.
The Matatml tioaalt.
Pa. What hamii.na whan rail mail
oinw wai time parsoj sne puts nave fri are teleavonedr
Kamaaea laaaau. at a aaua f I t.aaraa.1 aa.Wll.t) AtL I .
'It!
been bar summer fallowed, whilat oth
ers hare been growing crops, usually of
grain. Tb leaching from each pot
during tb rainy season hav been eare-
tuliy saved and snalysed with tb result
that Invariably th leaohlng from tha
bare summer tallow pots can led from
two to over sis times aa much nitrogen
in 1898 that 1 endeavored dw hching I" h pot that
-rtaaBaaa." -
"Deah 'me," Vita Mahals, who's da
aretl gemmen wot doa' tuk yo' out
walkin'r
"Dat gemmen I lie's ds one what Is
Baa need tub me, UtsUh Jotmalog."
Baltimore American.
The cows odder is kept in a clean,
healthy and smooth condition by watti
ng it with borax and water; a tabhv
spounful ot borax to two quarts of water.
This prevents roughness and eoreneesl claimant
t have a law psssed that would pre
vent the railroads from stealing the
public lands. Finally 1 atcated an
amendment to the sundry civil bill
which would have operated effectually
to prevent the railroads from entering
public lands, but Allison and Cannon
were both onto their job.
"Th bill was reported back to the
senate about S o'clock in the morning
th last day of th session and it was
paeeed. I did not know until after'
ward that Allison and Cannon had in
terpolated a phrase of a few words.
whicH virtually made nugatory the In
tents and purpose of my amendment
This phrase was 'or any other
or psntentee.' Under this
or cracked teats which make milking
time a dread to the cow and a worry to
the milker. ;
CaJliaar Kottle
A rustic was sitting on the bank of
stream when the parson's daughter
came that way. Punch gives the con-
venation:
"Welt, miss, I be fair 'mazed wi the
way o' thst 'ere flshermaa, that I be!"
said the loafer. '
"Why Is that, Carver r asked the
young lady.
"The owd foot has been alttln' there
fur the last six hours snd hasn't
caught notbln'."
"How do you know thatT"
"I been a-watcbln' o he the whole
timer .
Mule
Team
20
BORAX
anpla, Booklet and Parlor Gam. WbU ICe
racioc ioaa norax co., uaciaaa, cat.
wording the railroads were enabled to
enter the choice land ot the West and
tbey lost no time In doing it.
It was the tame way with the
Cnlon Pacific railroad bills. Hunting
ton jammed through the house a bill to
have the government give op its second
mortgage, which wpuld bsve given the
read millions of dollars. lie had a
clear majority In the seoate and the
bill would bsve passed thst body had
not some senators talked it to death
"It was the earn way with the rail
road pooling bill. It passed the house
and would have gone through the sen
ate had it not been talked to death
Th aanators opposing these bills could
have had 100,000 apiece to quit talk
log. and would have been allowed to
vote any way they chose, because the
railroads bad enough votes to pass the
measure without us."
RETURN VIA 8UIZ.
ENGRAVING Write Us
L PLATES
TOR PRINTING
HICKS-CHATTEN
Oregaw
I Pectins'
II lA W
rrTTt, f fT 1
Walla. Two Sua, Tkraa St.
as, aac aaajalatair taark
aa taaroalaa ta loar liaiieo
rtwa; wai wimaa. IB m
aia Ma. fonmi Oraaoai
Pick of Evans' Ships to Make Long
Ocean Trip.
Washington, lec 2i. "The pro
gram of the return of the battleship
fleet is a matter thst has been discussed
among the officials of the Navy depart
ment, but as yet no decision has been
reached, and will not be for some time
to come, says Secretary of the Navy
Meteall. The secretary's remark was
called oat by a wireless meesage from
tb flagship Connecticut, stating that
Admiral Evans bad authorized the Ai-
eoc-iated Press to say it is his persons!
belief that the ary department's pre'
ent intention to have the battleship
fleet return by way of the euex canal
next summer or fall. As the presi
dent, through Secretary Loeb, previ
oua'y had spoken to the same effect, it
seems clear that Admiral Evans' state-
SPECIAL HOLIDAY
had not been bar summer fallowed.
The Bret few weeks of leaching in the
fall carry moat of th soluble nitrate
nitrogen. Th amount ot nitrogen
leached out of the soil in on month in
the fall was equivalent to approximate
ly 8 pound per acre la soil not summer
fallowed and over 40 pound per acre
where the soil had been thoroughly
summer tallowed.
From th plant food point of view
bare summer fallow cannot be recom
mended
Summer fallow aerates th soli, coa
serves moistnr and oxidises th organ
ic matter of tb soil, converting much
ot the organic nitrogen first into ammo
nia compound and then into nitrate
nitrogen; that is Into form which eas
ily leaches from the soil and is lost to
the humer, whiltt organic nitrogen does
not readily leaoh out of the soil. At
times bar summer fallow msy be de
sirsble but usually it is to be con
demned.
BROOM GRASS.
Director of Experiment Station Says
It Ha Been Overdone.
By 11. T. French, Nrortor Experiment Statloa
aiuarow, luabo.
In response to numerous Inquiries
regarding out experience with Brornus
inermis, 1 take occasion to present the
following brief acconot of the result
thus far attained on the experiment sta
tion farm. .
Broome grass tias oeen growing on
the farm in small plats, and in pasture
fields, for six or seven year. Where
it hss been allowed to stand unmolested
it has produced a dense sod, and 00m
paratively little growth after the second
or third year.
Where it has been re-seeded, or the
ground disturbed by harrowing, it has
made a much better growth. Around
the borders of field where th land is
cultivated the growth is rank snd eosrset
My opinton of broom grass is, tha.
it has been somewhat overestimated for
general use; but that It hss s place aa a
grass to be used in out-of-the-way
places, where it can not, on account of
the nature of the soil, form a dense sod
each a place would be found on stony
iana, or rocky hill side.
It will produce one or two good crops
on farm lands, then it should b either
plowed op and a crop of grain taken
off, or else given a good discing to pre
vent its lorming such a denes sod
Tbia grass, like most of the others, will
do best on rich moist land; but at the
same time will withstand revere
"I suppose the paawngers so star.""
Baltimore American.
BEST PREGRIPTION
CAN BC IASIIY MIXED AT HOME AND
CURES RHEUMATISM.
ftat
Drctlens to Mat and Tab Thai
Slmpk Ham Mads Mttrure
Makes Kidneys Titer
Out Adda.
When an eminent authority an
jooaoed in the Soranton, Fa., Time
that he had found a new way to treat
that dread American disease, Itbtuma
tlsm, with lust common, very-day
drags lound In sny drug store, the pay
tic tans were slow Indeed to attach much
importance to hi claims. This was
only s few month ago. Today nearly
very newspaper in the country, even
the metropolitan dallies, are announc
ing it and the splendid result achlev
J. It is so simple that any one can
prepare it at bom at small oust It I
mads up as follows: Oet from aay
good druggist Hold Extract Dandelion,
one-half ounce; Compound Kargoa, on
ounce; Compound Syrup narsaparllla,
three ounces. Mix by shaking la a
bottle and take In teaipoonful doses
after each meat and at bedtime. These
are all almpl Ingredients, making aa
absolutely harmless home remedy at
little ecst.
Rheumatism, as every on knows, I
symptom of deranged kidneys. It is
a condition produced by th fallni of
the kidney to properly filter or strain
from the blood the uric acid and other
matter which, if not radicated, either
In the urine or through the skin pores,
remains in the blood, decompose and
forms about ths Joint and museles,
csosing the natold suffeiing 'and de
formity of rheumatism.
This prescription is said to be a
splendid healing, cleansing and invig
orating tonic to the kidneys, and gives
simost immediate relief in all forms of
bladder and urinary trouble and back
ache. He also warn peoDle in a lead
ing new York paper against tha dis
criminate as of many pa tan I medi
cine.
oath Aaaerteaa Taloe ol Marvelea
Bird Hatisea,
Prestdont Huosevelt Slid Mr, Bur-
roughs are needed at one in the south'
en part of South A merles, fur even
in that distant region utn "nature
faker" Is appearing, with uou to say
him nay. In a recent number of tb
Itevteta d Jardln Soologtco d Bueuo
Aires sr a number of short srtli'le by
tb director of the garden, Slg. Cle
ment OimIII. One, dealing with tb
habit of birth of prey la geuersl,
reads, after tranalatton, ss follow, lays
tb New York Post;
"Our privateer aow turn his vll
y on a dssed group or uiti cuua
eua. and toward them hs direct bis
Sight The anxious mother succeeds In
covering all save on, which, petrified
with terror, gives pitiful little 'plo
plo,' but Is glued to earth by ths gleam
ing and fasclnstlng ayes of th pi rat
bird, which drop Ilk aa arrow, and.
without so much putting foot
earth, eerrlv off the unfortunate chick,
"Many time bar I seu this seen
repeated, I bsvs even seen hawks
tb power of their gas stun render
immovable a chicken which tbey had
selected their victim. Therefore
cannot doubt that th gas of thee re
parlous blrde has a hypnotic power,
snd Indeed this sgree well with th
popular belief, current In the province,
about tb little owl, It I said that
tbia llttls tyrant doe not even take the
trouble to hunt It food, but tbat from
th branch of a tree, by means of its
cold and Insistent gas, It lure Into
It talons th trembling victim of Its
choice.
Perbsps the heron possess ths same
hypnotic power, tbelr ey producing
tha aama dlaacrveable sensation SS
too of reptile. Their method at th
margin of the water, which at first
eight seems to ms toe earn a that of
tb patient flabenusn with hi rod, re
sults In a very different harvest. The
aeberman often waste hi time, sine
th Dab do not car to be converted
Into a savory dlab for tb table. Mean
while the heron, after two or three
minute ot absolute Immobility. Hs evil
sale fixed on the water, Invariably rap
tures It finny prey.
"I have seen a greet gray beron sur
prise s dove in tb earns manner. Tb
dov seenied to me to fell asleep un
der the gaae of It tormentor, and Utile
by little to sink to th ground under
the wetxbt of thst steely look. Th
poor victim came to Itself too latex
Alast tbe strong, cruel beak bed pene
trated Its palpitating side."
Argentina I a progresslv country,
These taloe fairly utile th wore of
our own "faker.''
WB&VB
ment was not snraested by any definite
the opinion prevail.-, that tit motfc onlyl n ti-j. -t. a-, u-u fi
. annaJaA. .ftmn-iJ - - " I Wi ffHJCK VOTUJ U TO. ISO Villi
aa wvj wautuai wui); .jvaj vj geisvaj TTDWJiaf ggeT
tbe voyage to the Pacific shall bsve
demonstrated to be "tbe pick of tbe
fleet." will be sent through the Sues
canal, while tbe remainder will take
the shorter route around tbe Horn.
Only One "BROMO QUININE."
That ! LAX ATI Vg BROMO Qt'tMIifK. Look
w wi. uHKurf 01 a. w ukov a. UaM tba
"ww war to vura a tola le one Irey. 4m.
Cerleeltr Aeeae.ee.
T notice yoo are prematurely bald,"
ibsirvad tbe Inquisitive paaaennr. "liar
I ask bow you loat your bairT"
"I loat It by doing too much bottles
Into other people's sffalra," answered th
eteer naamena-er.
Cares Wafla Vaa WaaV.
M.I
alcivra vita a
or4ar for Kt at
va will aid jroa a
PMDitrai nHo aa.
Urvn..t at wm.
framed in a haad-
H. rraaM Itka ma.
oataiaa aiaawira o'
fr.MiM 15.1 i nr.M
h all kia'aof
VMaralaa aad kodak
Dm.ama. naa u.
fonr II nfl la ba da
vrloead aod fiaiatMtd.
fee aay iwtara acav
&E0.K. 5TR0JC
lii W. rark SL
rerttuat Qtrai
I er the grass or hay mad from it if it is
lent early.
m
WW KNOW
THE VET WEATHER
COMFORT AND
PROTECTION
afforded by a
iV
'rssw
Sucker?
Clean -Light
Guaranteed
.Waterproof
3oo
Everywhere
a j iv-wc. ca aaraw u , .
Makes N.w World Record.
Ban Antonio, Tex., Dec. 24. A.
Toepperweln today completed a ten
days' shooting series daring which he
shot at 72,600 targets and missed nine.
This breaks the world's record both
ss to nomber of targets shot at and the
number missed. Mr. Toepperwein
closed the exhibition in- whirlwind
fashion, shooting at the final 6,600
target and missing only one. Toepper
wein need a 2Z-csliber sotomatic rifle
snd tbe blocks were two and a hslf
inches thick snd were thrown at a dis
tance of 20 feet from the marksman.
C Gee Wo
Taa wall kaowa reliable
CHINESE
keel sad Berk
DOCTOR
iHl sBtvlt) ft lift) SJt.rJf Of
I ro Kg arid lirtM, and In thw
I oWtjtiy diexvrad gut Is mlt
' ltiat to th worisl km we&m
I f ul rwiratl.
Hm Urtmr, Poisom r Drurs Utotf li Cme$
Urn groetriuitaMM to Cur Vmturrh, iMhtua, Lnnm
inroai, tthvunaiuii, rtervouatnnsai. nrvoug im.ihtr
rjHiBjKD.iiivBT, av 1'ixury 1 rvaiMeaa tviao xai xaf gtf
FmuI WsHtkn'MS sad All Frit IKswmm.
A SURE CANCER CURE
Mat tcceived from Pcklnv, CMeeSafe. gen
mwm ncviaoMB.
IF TOTT ARK AKLKTTKn, IOrVT tXAT. '
CONaSUUTATIOrM PRBB
tf torn eaajMit call, wrtia for araipcaa blaaS aadalfea
.. lar- Inriiym i cm. la ataai tm.
. TWKO. OKR WorHIKMtatKIiKnJnsCO.
Ml tlruei St.. Cor. Morriaoa, ronlaad, CiaaraL
Flaan ataatiaa Thai Papar.
Preparing for Strucgl.
Sacramento, Dec. 24. In this city
there are indications that the Southern
Pacific railroad will not siirn an agree
ment with the blacksmiths, machinist
or other department of the rail read's
(hops, snd that it is prepsring for s
prospective strike. A stockade eight
feet high, topped with barbed wire, is
being built and in the enclosure a
bunkhouseCO feet long and 40 feet
wide is finished, snd a dininc room.
cook houee snd outbuildings are going
np. 11 is (relieved tbat nonunion men
will be cared for inside the stockade.
Fruits of Grand Jury,
Helena, Mont., Dec. 24 Amongl
me Z7 persons indicted by the Federal
grand Jury yesterday, two were made
puDlio today with the arrest of O. C.
Dallas, chief clerk, and J. D. McLeod.
at tbe head of ths survey department
in tne omce 01 the United States sur
veyor general in this city. The indict-
Publications on Farming.
Ths following publications of interest
to farmers snd others bav been issued
by tbe Agricultural department of the
rederai government and will be fur
nished free, so long as tbey are avail
able, except where otherwise noted,
upon application to the Superintendent
of Documents, Govern men t Printing
umce, Washington, V. C:
farmers' Bulletin No. 48. Irriga
tion in Humid Climate. By S. H,
King, professor of agricultural physic,
college of sgricultnre, University of
Wisconsin, and physicist of the Wis
consin agricultural experiment station.
rp. it, nga. 4. Treat ol the neces
sity, advsntagee, and methods of sup
plemental irrigation In humid region.
Ciraular No. 65 .Irrigation From
Upper Snake River, Idaho. By H. G.
Raschbacher. Pp. 10, figs. 1.
Circular No. 87. Investigations of
Irrigation Practice in Oregon. By A.
P. Stover, Irrigation Engineer, irriga
tion Investigations, office of experiment
stations, j'p. 30, figs. 4.
' Croaaaoe) Orators.
Cook together a tablespoonful of bat
ter and one of flour, and wnea they
bobble pour upon them a large cup of
cream er very rich milk, to which
pinch of baking soda ha been added,
and a gill of oyster liquid. Stir In
smooth saoc, lay in th oysters, m
sob with salt and whit pepper, and
cook until tb flges Just begin to curl.
then potir In gradually, stirring sll ths
time, two well-beaten egg. Cook for
only half a minute and serve.
alien a root-Eaae la a canal n aura for hot.
eailM, callu., a4 twoll.o, arhlmlaaT Solrl
Or all bruaaiau. i.SlTr.
a" '- "r a&tz
-, . w7, w. a.
Vaelo A Ilea.
"I used to think." Merred Uncle Al
len Sparks, "that it took all klnda of
people te make a world, but I sometimes
think nowaday that tb worli would b
just aa eomrAets without tb man wboa
liver Is slways out of order snd who s
wsya want you to knew it"
Stat at Ohio, City of Toledo I
LnNifjinnt. tea.
Frank 1. rhaney aiakae oath (hat he la cantor
oria r, J. minor 4 Co., flotoa
buelaerala t beCltv ol Tnlarlo. (:,. .vi a,.,!
. .."'I mm. arm win pay loeaum
Of OKK ilDNDKKD DOLLAkH InTaaVkT VJ3
. ... "BAUK 1. CHgWgT.
' m w wTHirrB. ano ituimrjarj in rn. ..m.
euee, iblesth day ol December A I. lar
(Seal.) w- aukirm.
Hall'i Catarrh Cnre titakaa ...A
WUdlreirtlyopon tbabloKl ani rauroueaur-
01 toeareiani. nana rortaeitmonlale free.
aM k. .11 i..,i.;.v;. -
lak Ball's Faully fllla for eorutlpaUoa.
We know as "talking wster"
Th greataet bobs a-hat la.
Too long, by half 1 Tbe stuf ws aaaS
When wealthy is "obla Has."
Puck.
Oermany hs 40,000 poetoBWs.
Borneo hold tb record for moequl-
toe.
Tbe dally consumption of pen I
oWO.OOa
One hundred and fifty Bremen are
employed on some of the great Araert-
caa liners. ,
Germany's populstlos Is Increasing
more rapidly than that of Oreat Brit
ain or Franc.
Of th entire population of Odessa 5
per cent of the males and 89 par cent
of tbe femsles are Illiterate,
There has been a revival of th
haling Industry. A few years ago
the annual death bad dwindled to 100.
Between Jan. 1 and Nov. 1 the fir
toss of tb United State ws $ttV
706,300, compered with 142-MOOtfOO In
the same ten months of lOOfl.
In th lsst ten years tbe iivrres of
price In Germany wss 39 psr catut for
cereals, 27 for animal products, 00 for
textile, 00 for mineral products.
Olsagow was visited by great dark-
t noon th other tley. Street
lamp were lighted snd shops hsd to
witch en tbe electric light The dark
ness wss ss black as night
Autogenous welding Is successfully
applied by Robert Hopfeldt, a German
electrician, to the soldering of alumi
nium wires, a direct union of alumini
um wtth aluminium being readily obtained.
Stimulated by tbe measure of suo-
attalued by Zeppelin In Germany,
snd tbe army snd private experiment
ers la Englsnd and France with diri
gible balloons, a German electric firm
in Berlin announce It readiness to
construct airships for mttltsry use for
sny nation that applies.
At th annual dinner of the corpora
tion of Ilsnley now councillors, In so
cordanc with custom, drsnk chsro-
psgns from a glsss a yard long. Those
who did not succeed in finishing tb
draught hsd tbs remainder poured
down tbelr shirt front by two stal
wart cup besrers -Loudon Evening
Btsnaaro. . ,t ,
Habitual
f.Hlk
Ne. S27
W wr-uinr to a4rTtlem plaawa
If raaaUaa tbia yaaar.
Make a paste of the whit of on
snd th yolk of three eggs, one ounce
of sugar, on ounce of butter, a placb
ment alleges forgery snd oonsDirscv to of d enough sifted flour to make
defraud the government of the United into a paste. Work it lightly roll out
Stales. Both are well known citizens I to tb thickness of a Quarter of aa
of Helens." - I Inch on a floured board. Lin som
patty paas with it fill with uncooked
8nstor Mallory Dead. I rice and bike In a moderate oven until
Penraoola, Fla.. Dec. 24. United I done Remove the rice, fill with any
States Senator Stephen R. Mallory died fresh berries or fruit sprinkled with
st 2:68 yesterday morning, after sn ill- sugar. A spoonful ef whipped cream
ness caused by a general breakdown on en top of all ts a nice addition. Pro
No ember 20, with Mralygl ol th left sarvaa or lam mar ha tiaad when freah
id. , I
fruit are not in aaaaon.
Constinalioa
May he permanently overcome!, proper
wjWval efforts withtKe osststanco
hfthe otH? Ituly betwilctal laWive
remedy, Wo A fjg, 0rU DutrefSmn,
wri irn onililoa nna tn v. I
habits dflUy so tjwt dwoefo na
t"18 may w graJuiiljv' dispeoWwith
vvfien no lorijpr ncedctl oi the best of
remedies.wliin mjutrerJ, are w aisT
nature ana not to lunnlintlko af.,
ol functions, wriich must dermj ulfi
malclv upon profier oourisKmtint,
orooer ettorl ami riOhl litine Ooll
To get its benoficial effects, oIms
buy the genuine
Tbe Beaalitr Maa.
A New Yorker who does Us bit of
"globe trotting" tell of two odd r
Itrie that be ssw In theVlHtors' book
I of a fashionable resort on tb Rhine.
A rew yesrs sgo one of tbe Paris
I members of tbs Kothschlld family hsd
I registered as follows: "B. ds Parts,"
It so chanced that the next visitor to
i inac-noe bib nanre to in oooK waa
I Baron Oppenbelm, tbe baslior of Co-
logne, and he wrote his nam beneath
Rothschild's la tblg wis: "o. d 0
togne." - ,.. .. ,,,
Ji roewiujactoreflbtth
California
Fio Srrnup Co. oniy
m ua wpjwftffipnS fwtj?
A Bjeaallfal Tratb. . '
"Mother, oh, mother 1" chirped tb
young fern! sparrow, "why wss I
not created beautiful Ilk th otiol
and tb cardinal r
"Daughter," ws tbs soleras reply.
"rejoin that you were not Which
would yon rather b-brown and eat
ing worms, or red snd plnnsd to on of
these flerc .fall bats?" ;ier eland
keadsr,. '"' f ' ;J
tf Ats AAvaaiaaa. - .
"I'; what special sdvanUn la ther
ta bering rtchr ' ,
'Well, my boy, all men have the rla-ht
I of appeal, but only tbe rich man cao
afford it." Detroit Free rreas,
FEB AND
KEPT OPEN
i&Y IMPURITIES IN THE DLOOO
Wlirnever a sore refuses to Leal It it Wcanso th Hood is not t,r a. a
healthy, at it should, be, hut l Infected with rrolsotjoua Retina tvnt
blood taint which ha corrupted au4 polluted th circttlnllon. Thoso ino
nsually afillcted with old sons gra trroni who hav rcMhed or fiastwj mij,
die lif. Th vitality of tlio blood o4 gtrengtU ol th ytem Lava naturally
begun to decline, and th poisonous cmti which hav accumulated becsus
nf a aliifrtrhth and Ittactlv condillott ut th system, cr som hcmlitarv !
which has hitherto been field id check, now tore aa outlet on th .ice, arms
legs or other part of tho body. Tb t1itc prowa red end onpry, fester and
eat into tba surroundlux tissue until it becomes a dirotitc mid stubborn
. - . - iT. .t.- .11. wilt. . .. I.l.t 1 . . .
nicer, ica anu tijiv pm vj iiupantiw " v amva - u atuuratdl,
Nnthlnr ia mora trvin and dlaarnveabU than a tuuborn. tion-lieallnrr a
Th very fort that it resist ordinary rented ie and treatment ii pood reasott
fur suspicion: tha sama cerm-prtxluclna; cancerous ulcer is back of every
old sore, snd especially is this true if th trouble h an inherited one.
Wsshcs, salves, uor indeed anything; else, applied directly to t'i sor, cart
aa an y pcTinnurm gwra nr uurr will rctuov ,
- .i. A hI.v a uta a aaaf
waearaailpia.i.ie at Srat but It surreon's knii tuak lantlnir euro. If
TTiX&Vlt ViSSS every pvikU of tho diseased flesh wer
ajarwiett about it aad eeaealted taken awuy another soro vtiuld com, be.
loarow worae. I aaw .at, S. a4- BIOOO CAMNOT BC CUT AWAY.
aaplafly eorjd. "Mf Woed 1 ng of til Wood. In A. 8, 8. Will U
Ztn VlfSJSlS. nol a reuiedy for sores , and tiUcts ct cmy
BOW
baa a aay aivrt ef tb sot elaue
s. a. a. suraa it.
West traloa, Ohio.
A thorourh cleans.
found
kln.l
It is art unequalled blnod purifier on that
goes directly into th circulation and
promptly cleanses it tf alt Hitikms snd
taints. It (re's down to Uio very bottom of
tbe trouble and forces out every trac of m
purity and makes A complete and laniing
cure. S. fl. 8. changes th quality of tb
blood so that instead of fceillug" th diseased
parts with impurities, it nourishes tba
irritated, inflamed flesh with healthy blood.
Then th soro brclns to heal, new flesh is formed, nil pain and Inflammation
a a a sr an A SL.. )a Sat. as a - -
leaves, th plac scab over, ana wuen a. o. a. a irarium ma 1.1004 in
sore is permanently cured. 3. & S. is for sal st all tint class drug store.
Writ for our speewt book on sores and ulcet and any other medical aUvkt
fm dealt. AVo coako no charge for the book or aJvUe.
naf SairttY SWa-rrrM aA'T Asnra t!M-
eeaa. ev ware aea awtriv w ww niMniaa eaaaar
PURELY
VEGETABLE
tteforraatlea.
"Geoffrey," tba said, seal Hag rloaer te
m, "mamma iblaks you're a bit wild
sad bulaieroua. You're not, are year
'Ne, love," asewered Geoffrey. "I
d te be, but I'm aot aow, To rw
tell your Btaaxos I null playing tb syl
pboo leug x-"
la ttaaeaw.
Uom did you make out oa yeur run
through Kaoaaar qtierW tlie friend.
Pretty rough," rvHled tbe motorist
"Cyrlou came along and carried the
marblue Into tbe belt county at tbe
rate of sixty mll-a an Wtir."
"Whewl fW-t you wer sboriedr
"Well, I ebmtld say so. While 1 was
picking myself out of th mix-up and
counting the brule constable cams
along sod art-rated me i t speeding."
The coarh I abUb tba Ixr4 Waior of
Ioodoa rldva) oa state on-aaietu baa bee
la aa alace 1797. .
Soraeiblo Man lateroallaa
Th eld darky ws having bis syes
IMted for glaasv. After tbe oruiut
bed put up several cards of lloma
letter, whl.b tbe negro vainly sihImiv
orxl to call off curna-tly, be looked
over at tb oculist and akd, with
SUM disgust t
"Whar d'ua la look In' st den)
tings!"
"With tbtia I'm trying to find tut
bow far you can am distinctly," re
turned the eye iwlnliat,
"Wsl." dm-lre4 tb old dsrky, aa
SStlaOed, -dry sln'l truth tryln' f n,B.t
stit. Put up er wateruilllloa. Bob.
Btlaa. . '
Kb ef lb .
InSueatial rarl.blooer ltnr, wbea
e you start up tb work aalnT
Tb Iter. Ir. rarttily tw:tk freal
setrarlty)lMla r,k-e will be reaa4
Bit SuoJay Morning, ilr. li(worky,
st II 'ebvk.
"aawaaanam ..a ,, 1,1,,
'lh Kind You lUvei Always llontrht lina Mr,,r it.. .iM..
ture) of ttuta. II. t-'lrU-lirr, and lin been made) tiudrr hi
jH-raortal supervUlon for over HO jeeirs, Allow no one.
to drnvlv you In this. , Coiintrrf.-lt. Irutlatiott a it a
t. Jl,,.".lT.'YKf . "" Eperiwrnt.eu,t ndanger tho
beiUth of ChUdren-iaprlruce aKaluat KsiteriiueuU
What Is CASTORIA
Castorlis la a, tutrmlea aubatltute for Castor OIL lrw
gorlf, lropa and Hoothlng- Hyrtipa. It U I'lr-aaeVnU It
contains neither Opium, Slorphino nor othr urootta
uhsunr). lu air Is Us gtivrt.t. It drtroya Worm
and adlava I everi.hne. Ut cure DUrrlxra and Wind ,
z ,1. r,,l,re Jet-thing; Trouble., cure Con.ilpntlon
arid Huttilritcv. It auuliti.li.tr tho Food, rrgutoua tlto
Htonwrh and ltowrU, giving liealitty and nalurwi alocp.
. Tho Children's lauacv-TUo Mtititer's Frioud.
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
nears tne Bignatnre of
SaW SBSr SW AT aaraaaaaaaaWraWaaFr aW aW J
In
Use For Over 30 Years.
. V avaaa. araaae, an ,
The best
in the land is not
always the most costly.
BAKING
POWDER
'23 Ounces for 23 Cents
Jsthe result of modern Ideaa. Costa
csDcttcrwork. You must
"y niuscc, uet a can on triaL x
' wuang win be vastjy better,
"6 tasuer or we pay
UttMAMft'
anl
for the can.
Jaque Mfg. Co.
Chicago.
I nriifnii a r
BaWB Baafoa U 1 A- 1
$3.00 & $3.50 8HOE3 ,V"B
fiBa,tHots ton tviav mimsi orZJ? 9
avs ai. -.--'-"'"wiiitjr msii.ngw I fir
iterS:
ahnai laaa. ..r v ,'!,''"" waa tau in um
rmt.ton.Mi
aa.i luiaeiwy, ittnivefyUarby ruaiUUleiu In,. W. L. Oeaghia, Ureckta
affef ml auty mrtom.
.aniiwfi on iHifiuui, i
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