The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, September 24, 1909, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextNot a drop of Alcohol Doctors prescribe very little, If tny, alcohol these days. I ney prefer strong tonics nd slteri tives. This is all in keeping with modern medical science. It explains why Ayer's Sar saparilla is now made entirely free from alcohol. Ask your doctor. Follow his advice. A W puaiiab our faraaaiaa m Wa hanlah alrahel ft? 18 Our MtdtWBM Wa tr(. row a aonautt yoa xilor yers Unlets there is daily action of the bow els, poisonous products ire absorbed, causing headache, biliousness, nausea, dyspepsia. U'e wish you could ask your doctor about correcti ng vour constipation by taking laxative doses of Ayer's Pills. i ii Him by th t. C. Ajar O., Lew.ll. Win. i la All Hewaew. Rlngley Going East, ar you? How far? Dlngley Well, I want to go to rttta bur, but I've not only money enough to take me far as Wheeling. Blngley Wail, that'a aa cloa aa I'd want to get. Trust Trou.lra. Oil Truat Isn't It a abama they ar Bounding ua ao7 It makes nit burn with Indignation. Ica Truat It cartalnly Is a frost for a. 8ugrr Trust And talking about sending roe to Jail and I so usee, to refining Influences! Baltimore. Amer ican. Sklfted. "Say, I've rot a new one on Smith." "What Is It?" "Why. th other day " (ate, tc etc ). "Yes, that's a new story on Smith. But tha last time you told It. It was en Peters." Cleveland Leader. DEEP SEATED COUGH CURED IN 5 HOURS. New Homo-Mad Syrup. ICatTh-aOaO From Boston Fiesa. Proem h mot! rooiDounda nrvrr caaara. and now it k, ', by a prominent medical man that any d.-ap-aa.trd eoutfh or cold on tha lur ran ba actually eurJ in fiva hours by charlock. Opinra and rvH:nr hnva iw majrtrd U in tha part, aa reltrf ne-ur. But now it Iramad that tha syaiaan """t trato to rid it of in flammation and conjraaiion. A torn taxatira cough syrup doaa thr work ao quickly and thor oughly utolr almost nuuttcml. V. hat haratoJor has tan worka to rura cn ba accompiuhrd in hours. Oat this formuia niiad or mix it at h-.-ma and alwaya karp it on hand: On-ha;f ou.-ica Dual witd cbrrrr bark, ona ounc compound Mnca cardmland threroan'-ai aymp whita pina rom pound. Shaka tha bottla and taka twenty drops errry hail hour or four hour. 1 bn take ona. h ilf ta ona u-apojn ui tnrea or tour iraw a nay until Uw aratrm a, purifird and tonrd up. Giva ctuUran Iwa accoruuiit to . Ona fi.Imir will usually cura a arboia lamily. as the dtxM is amaii. Hrpol bat leal Qaaatloaa. "What will your mother say to yoa when you get home?" said one boy. "8he'U start In by asking me some hypothetical questions," answered pre cocious Will!. "What ara they!" "Questions that she thinks she knows the answers to before she starts to talk." Washington Star. laapravaracat. "Don't you think you could make some improvement In that orchestra? They could hardly hear my song, last night, for the drum," said the sou brette. "Well." replied the manager with s smile, "I might add another drum." Tonkers Statesman. Not Exempt. An evangelist was exhorting h's bearers tc flee from the wrath to come. "I warn you," he thundered, "tlu-.t there will be weeping and walling, and gnashing of teeth!' " At this moment an old woman In the gallery stood up. "Sir," she shout ed, "I have no teeth!" "Madam," returned the evangelist, ssvsrely. "teeth will be provided." A Daal That Pell Through. "Baron Fewcassh was rather exact ing as to the dot." "That wasn't what broke the en gagement," answered Mr. Cumrox. "1 don't object to seeing a young man look out for his interests. But when be applied for a cash advance In or der to buy an engagement ring. 1 must say it struck me as unbusiness like." Not Eienpi, An evsngellst was exhorting bit hearers to flee from the wrath to come "I warn you," he thundered, "that there will be weeping, and walling and gnashing of teeth!'" At this moment an old woman la the gallery stood up. "Sir," she shout ed, "I lave no teeth." "Madam," returned the evangelist, severely, "teeth will be provided." Success Magazine. Ckcvciststive System ESectxaVy Dvsptrts cods and HeadaaVxcs aLaxaWvc. Bettor M-nW&vrttixi awrlCWA To get Ws tonfcJvcAaX eJJecAs. ayvays buy ttte GeYuxue wiSAufDcturW by U CALIFORNIA Fig Syrup Co. SOLO BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS ens sue Only, regular prioe 50 par bottle. DEATH WINS FIGHT John A. Johnson, ol Minnesota, Passes Away. WAS VIRT PROMINENT DEMOCRA Three Times Elected Governor and Was Candidate for Nomina tion for President. Rochester, Minn., Sept. 21. Govern or John A. Johnson, three time elected governor of Minnesota and a candidate for the Democratic nomination for the presidency of the United State, and looked upon by many aa the possible Democratic standard bearer in 19 1Z. died at St. Mary's hospital here at 3 :25 o'clock this morning following an oper ation last Wednesday. Death watch was kept at the bedside of Governor John A. Johnson all day yesterday. Mrs Johnson and two at tending physicians eat by the dying man, hourly expecting the end. At In- tervals bulletins were issued, and each message from the sickroom was leas hopeful than the one preceding. In the early morning Drs. Charles and William Mayo issued the first bo I letin : "Governor Johnson has not made natural progress; his condition is grave;" it read, and waiting friends at once stormed the hospital lor fur ther news. At 2:30 p. m. word came from the sick room that the governor had been in a semi-comatose condition for two hours. The source of this information said the patient might continue in this state for days, but there waa slim hope that be would live more than a few hours. Next came the brief bulletin, "Life is fast ebbing." At 1 :15 this morning Dr. Mayo said "Tbere is absolutely no hope. How ever the governor may not die for sev eral hours yet, possibly not before 6 o clock." At 12 o'clock Governor Johnson was conscious and complained of being un comfortable. Me was conscious almost all night and evidently realized the end was drawing near, although he said nothing. SOUTH IS STORM JSWtPT. Gulf Hurricane Brings Death and De struction. New Orleans, Sept. 21. After at taining a velocity of 60 miles an hour at New Orleans, last night, the West Indian hurricane that struck the Louis iana and Mississippi gulf coast was re duced in its intensity. It left four r'ead at New Orleans and perhaps others along the gulf coast, though no definite advices of mortality in other sections have been thus far reorted here. The property loas in New Orleans will exceed JlnO.iKjo. Many bouses were unroofed and many frail buildings were partially destroyed. With all wires down it is impossible to ascertain the loss of life or property along the gulf coast. The ferry steamer Assump tion sank, but no lives were lost Much property along the river front was damaged. Tsft Reviews Troops. Des Moines, la., Sept. 21. With review of 5,200 soldiers from all over the Middle West by President Taft yes terday the greatest army maneuvers and tournament in the history of the country began. Brigadier General Charles E. Mor ton, commanding the department of the Missouri, stationed at Fort Omaha, is in commannd of the operations. Cavalry, infantry and artillery took part in the tournament. Many valua ble prizes are offered for the best tac tics, feats of horsemanship and evolu tions. The Third battali jon, Sixteenth infantry, captured first prize for wall scaling. A record of 27 seconds wss made. Opium Will Do Good- Manila, Sept 21. The Philippine government soon will ship to Washing ton nearly half a ton of opium the proceeds of many customs seizures. The government plans to dispose of tbe opium for medicinal purposes among drug manufacturers, receiving in ex change medicines tor the use of hos pitals, dispensaries and other govern ment institutions in the Pbilippiens. When the transaction is completed the bureau of health will make cash re turns to the bureau of customs for tbe tariff duty of the seizures. Old English Coin Valuable. Rich Hill, Mo., Sept 21. Tom Brown, an English coal miner residing at Panama, a coal camp four miles south of this city, is the lucky holder of a five guinea English gold piece, dated 1691. It had been banded down in tbe Brown family from one genera tion to another until now. It is valued at $3,850. At least that is tbe offer made by a Boston coin dealer. Only two coins of this denomination and date are known to exist, one having recently been purchased by the English government To Remove Fulton's Body. New York, Sept 21. Tbe surviving grandchildren of Robert Fulton, in a letter addressed to Cornelius Vander bilt, president of the Fulton monument association, sanctioned today the re moval of r u I ton's body from a vault in Trinity church to a mausoleum and memorial to be built in Riverside drive. The moverment for the Fulton memo rial has been under way for soma time and $40,000 has been subscribed. In all it is proposed to expend $3,000,000. Cubans Are Destitute. Havana, Sept 21. Telegraph wires and bridges between Havana and Pinar del Rio are still down and consequently it nas Di en impossible to ascertain tbe extent of the damage wrought by the storm in that section. It has been learned, however, that many hundreds of peasants are destitute because of tha destruction of their but and erops. JURY TAMPERING FOUND. Chicago. Investigations Promise Huge Scandal In County Affair. Chicago, Sept 0. A gigaiitlo eon spiraoy for the "Hxing" of gritu juries of Cook county, extending bc over a year and cuhniuatiug iu tha frautluleut certification of uuiurs for the October grand jury, was revealwl today, when State's Attoruey Wayman secured bench warrauts for John J Holland, secretary of the ok comity jury coinmiaaion; Jury Commissioner Willis J. Bayburn, and Nicholas A. Mar tin, AMorman Michael Keuna's seem tary, on a charge of tampering with jiirvuit'U. The warrants wore issued today hv Juttge Jesse A, linMwiu, of the cucui eourt. The charge agniust the three Is that they eouniiiml to draw names of trraud jurors iu a mauuer other tliaa that t timretl by law. ionium at the Height or the trial of inspector Mvlana tor alleirod. KrufMiiir, the news or the action basod on allritoi tainnerinir with the lurv lints raiiaxd great excitement in vg and political i-irvKw. ine complaints on wuteh the warrauts were issued were drawn up by a special agent of the state's attor ney, who has been Investiitatinir the jury drawing method for weeks. t niter the state Uw the names of prospective grand jurors are selectd at random from a aralod box contain ing the names of 1300 citizens who have been examined for jurv service hv the jury commissioners and tliei fituess certified. A similar method it prescribed for petit jury lints. NEW DUTIES HURT. French Lac Manufacturer Hard H by American Tariff. Paris, Sept. SO. What France thinks of America's new tariff schedule 1 be ing evidenced in no uncertain fnhioo these days, and the attitude of French manufacturers generally is correctly ex preased by lace and tullenwikers of t alaia, which has thrived for ironera tions on Us fllmv products, with the women of the United States its I customers. As a direct result of the 70 per cent tariff on laces and tulles, which tbe re cently adopted tariff law of the United State has marked up on this class of manufactures, Calais is threatened with the lose of many inhabitant. ' Former great prosperity 0f this eitv has dwindled almost to the vanishing pom i. lonumons nave nnauy become so aggravateil that long estabtiahed bus neas men are abandoning their estab tiNhments snd moving away from the city. Feeling runs high in Calais against employers. AMERICAN SURGEONS LEAD. Doctor Says Foolish to Go Abroad for Treatment. New York. Sept. 20. Pr. Lewis Liv ingston Seaman, one of the delegates to the recent international medical con gress at Budapest, arrived on the rteamer Campania from Liverpool, and spoae encouragingly od the showing made by America and tbe success ol tbe congress. "The Americans are far ahead of other nations in many branches of snr- yery and nicdieine," said Ir. 8aman as shown hv the testimony and the exhibits at tbe eongress. This is par ticularlv true in the ease of aptiendi citis, where we eicel both in the treat ment of the disoaie and the teeliniiue of tbe operation." Speaking generally. Dr. Heaman said t was the height of insanity for Amen cans to go abroad for treatment by foreign specialists when there are phv ijrians at home who eould "walk all around" the Kuropean medical men. Japanese May Soon Fly. SHANGHAI. Sept. 20. The interest ng announcement is made that a so eiety for aeronautic research has been formed in Japan, under the title of the Temporary Military Balloon rnvestiir.1- tion Society. It is to consist of 20 members, selected from omeers on the active list of the army' and navy, snd from men of science in general. The selection of the prraident and members will be made by the minister of war. with tbe approval of tbe cabinet. Noth- ng is definitely stated as to the pro vision of fnnds, but apparently tho duty f financing the enterprise will devolve upon the departments ol war and navy. Grasshoppers in California. San Bernardino, Cat., Sept. 20. This ity was overrun last night by millions f grasshoppers that took possession f the streets and disappeared myste riously this morning. Last evening myriads of the insects made their ap nearanee, literally covering the street and sidewalk in tbe business end resi dence sections of the eity. They dis appeared with the approach of daylight. According to reports from Highland and other points in the valley, the pest is confined to this city. No damage to rops has been reported. French Surgeon Studies Tuberculosis Marysville, Cal., 8pt. 20. Dr. Am id De Falaise, a French surgeon, who is circling the globe on foot at the ex pense of the French government for the purpose of studying tuberculosis nd to give advice to the victims of he disease, Is in the city. He will leave today for San Francisco, and from there he will walk to Seattle. Ilr. I)c 'a la iso was formerly a surgeon in the rench army. In 1904 he left Paris, and since then has traversed all of Ku rope, and has toured Siberia, South America, Africa and North America. Steamer Ohio to dunk, Seattle, Sept. 20. The safe of the wrecked steamship Ohio was brought down from Victoria on the Iroquois. It ad previously been taken to Victoria by the Canadian salvage vessel Salvor, nd it now rest at the Colman dock here. The safe and its contents were ntact, and there was a large sum of money in it when opened. The figures given are lfl7,000. The wreck of the Ohio itself will probably be broken up ror junn. Mexican Floods Raging. ' Mexico City, Sept, 20, A special dis patch from the town of Taxapan, near tbe port of Tampico, says: The river suddenly rose last night, and the west ern part of the eity i Inundated. The water I ruing hourly. Keport from outlying ranches are most alarming. Water six feet deep is reported from some sections. Losses to stock and crops will bs great Meat ltrlaratr. Tha accompanying Illustration shows tha plnn oft refrigerator with meat chamber attached, the accompanying Illustration Is given. Provision must acraiurjuroa wrrat ukat riuunra. be mad for the circulation of air so that It will not become stagnant at any point and by coming In frequent touch with the Ice will be kept cool. The relative site and position of the Ice chamber and refrigerator ara shown and these can be made larger or smaller In proportion to meet the o,ulrement. KeBlaa Wheat rare. One of the moat Important factors In growing Improved wheat for seed Is to keep the wheat pure. Many farmer are careless on this point. often planting new seed on old wheat FORMS Fig. 1. Th form cf a borse's foot deter mines the peculiarities of the shoe that Is best adapted to It. Viewing the foot from th side the regular posi tion Is that shown In figure 4. In which the weight will be born to best advantage. Looking from the front tbe regular form Is that shown In figure 1. the wide toe being Indicated by figure I. and the narrow to by figure 3 With the regular or normal shape th weight full near the cen ter of tbe hoof, and I evenly dis tributed over the whole bottom of the hoof. The toe point straight for ward and when the horse Is moving forward In a straight line the hoofs are picked up and carried forward In a line parallel to the middle line of th body. A pair of hoofs of the form shown In figure 2 allows the Fig. 4 Regular ground, thus allowing It to become mixed with volunteer wheat the first year. This mixing of varieties causes wheat to detrlorate in yield and qual ity. When wheat I grown for seed It should be on clean land, which Is free from volunteer wheat and from other volunteer grain, rye being espe cially objectionable. Care must be taken In harvesting and threshing the seed wheat to keep It from becoming mixed with other varieties of wheat Again, In order to maintain tbe qual ity and yield of wheat It Is necessary to maintain the fertility of th soil snd to give the land good culture. Farmers' Mail and Breeze. K Good Usta Tlhtar. This can be put on any wire gate. Nearly everybody knows bow to mak a wire gate as shown In th cut ao all that needs an explanation Is that wire No. S Is common wrapping wire. Put around post A and mak long enough fo reach post B. Run a stout stick or Iron rod through wire No. S, drawing It toward post A. In this way th gat caa be mad as tight as wsslbl. Fraveallaa Dlaeaa. It Is mora easy to prvnt dlseaa la animals than It Is to cur. Hog cholera prevails more or ls In all actions of th country, but In th ma jority of cases it is du to the con dition of th herds and mismanage ment In feeding than to any other cause. Hogs must have greea or bulky food,' also salt and charcoal. Tbe substances are not In a direct way prsventlv of cholera, but tbey keep tho animals In a more thrifty con dition and render tbm Us llabl to dMas. 111 Mf II ,-y-Lw: -S'f A OAT TIOHTKKI. ..... u a lnrsn ImsllllK plant that produce a lam aiwiunt of forage. It Is valiinbl a s.i" '""' or for plowing under for green ma nure. It has been used success u IT for Improving wornoiit soils, especially those that are light and sandy In tur. It greatest advantage for thu purpose Is Its ability to th "nt g.n from the air and mineral element fiom subsoil. When the crop U plow . I under, these are left nr ,,r' far, where they will be avatmn.. . shsllow rooted crop snd those whtclt cannot get nitrogen from the air. H has been little used for hay In the North, because It cannot be readily a.a in ihia eiiinst. It make a d green feed for IUh row between August 18 and September i, or n .r be preserved In the silo by mtm with coin fodder. For green manur ing, the seed should be sown broad cast In lat June or early July, at the rat of one ami a half bushel per acre. It la especially valuable for growing In young orchards. When anted for fodder It should be soon In early June. In drill !' feet apart, at the rat of on bushel ed P' acre. Klx eller. The Kansiis Aarlcultural College has experimented with the various chain leal formula to repel file from live tock and recommend the following a fairly satisfactory: Hesln, 1H pounds; laundry soap, two cake; fish oil. one-half pint; enough water to mak three gallons, Dissolve re.ln In a solution of siwp and water by heating, add the fish oil and tli rest of the water. Apply with a brush. If to he used a a spray, add otiehalf pint of kerosene. Thl mlitur will cost 7 to K cent a gallon and onehalf pint Is considered enough for on r plication for a cow, At first It will be necessary to use two or three appli cation per week until th outer end of th hair become coated with the resin. After that retouch those parts where the resin I rubbed off. Ta Hratrwy V4 aoefceraa. i Vennsvlvaiila farmer give thl experience with woodchucks (ground hog): He had set several hundred ,ly cabbages, and In going through hi patch early one morning h found several plant missing He found th Or HOOFS. Fig S. weight to fall largely into th tnnei half of tho hoof In motion the hoof Is moved In a circle Horse that are "toewidu" are likely to Interfere whsn . Fig, I. In motion. In the third form (ftgur 3) the weight of th body 1 directed on the outer half of th hoof, Th Irregularity of form cause a paddling motion and frequently Interfering. Form I Shown In D. woodchucks' hole under th wall - In fact, several hole- near hi cabbage field. He armed himself with several steel traps and used all his cunning In setting them In the burrows of th woodchucks, but after several morn ing of patient waiting, capture by trap proved unsuccessful. Hut, having heard that they were very fond of snlt, he mixed a liberal quantity of parts green In about a quart of silt and placed a handful near each bur row. He was not troubled again that season, and this has been hi remedy ever since. The Hutch Mulch. Shallow cultivation conserves the moisture and prevents It from escap ing from tbe surface. Kvery Urn rain fall tbe loose ground absorb more than does the hard soil, as the letter permits the water to flow off. When tbe rain goes down Into the soli, and th soil Is then loosened, the capillary tube are sealed and th flow or water upward Is arrested. A loose top soli, therefore, not only permits of securing a large hare of water from each rain, but also retain It. Ilaalruellv Hal. According to a recent report of the biological survey of the Department of Agriculture, rat destroy annually $100,000,000 worth of Amsrlcan grain. It is estimated that one rat will tat 60 cents' worth of grain In a year, while of oatmeal It will consume $i,8o worth. Rat proof construction, p. claly the us of concrete foundations, Is urged, as well as some rational method of disposing of gar bag and storing food. Aaanenla aa a fertiliser. The value of sulphate of ammonia aj a fertilizer was demonstrated In cim Carman tests wher marsh lands wr fertilized with nitrate of soda and sulphate of ammonia. With hnth oat and beet th plant receiving sulphate yielded much mor than those receiving nitrate. The results indicate that on marsh lands a lih.r.i apply of lime or sulphate of ammonia mav na anvantaaannalv i,Viai..,.ji . m .uuauLUlVU Or 1 nitrat or soda ana confirm th win. dora or th practlc common in 0r- many . 1 BAND INSTRUMENT LESSONS l,rnlllar'll'ialriiml. Btuatelan auk nuway .,, m,fc, , M.h Cwnei. Clarinet. Has.""", flut. He.sU, MIMeTrvmlMiHa V.l,,TBJa Alt. w MeU.h.m, TuU and rtarlleaa, dlraet frwa Our.sarr.iurr .,, lis., lo 1a.m. lW-tm.l thurm.. 4 wm.lalfc Kmluraa fc, tllM r tk.wrr.meM n fa. a.t'UMUW aslt arniaM, Writ u. ,m , a.1 hwr tor Inalruswa m,n to um' 'rtt 'cms rWMsmsbU, INTERNATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC MASONIC UMPtf. PORTLAND, OWCON. war "' lln tf coura he clad to his arms when th boat upaelT ll.sel-No! Juat tb , . IKIen -Just the oppoalter Ytnai do you meant iLa.l-Why, th boat upl when h elsfd m In his arm -Itoohestsf Inioera and t'bronlcl. Pulled potatoes should b srvd a iooii ihy are wmited. To inahe tli. n drl.r drain off th watr qulohly. tiak lbm In a strong draft ff and do uot put beok. na 114 of the pot. t t-aallrr Mel. -So you are raUUig ehlcksnsr NVs," anrd Mr, Croaslot. "What do you find th greatest sr. to th wirr of pouliryr "Sunday company." WsshtagtM Star. On Thing That Will Uv Forvr, I'FTTIT'S F.YE SALVE, flrwt bog sold in 107, over lta years ago, sal-s In-t-rvase yearly. All druggist or How ard Urn., HutTalo, N. , Teat .1 Balasf. "Father." Mid itttl Poll "what la a rfornter7" ' In numareu . my . re former Is a man who eanldr htm alt peculiarly qtlalined to hold onV because of hi professional lnsprl enc" W.shlngion Hi.r, laae t aa.ia.h I'rauSara, W (Irish) h got th name ef being an adventureu pop'- Test will hear th Irish accent In vry continent. Tb.r t no ievb or lan guage whr our vote I not heard, W h helped to cMlls vry coun try et.ept our oa liublla Irlab Ilmstd. rrlaaakle'a Trlhat. Kan-1 ha.au't a k ef a singing vair. jou scow, but I h It audar calianl muirol. . Fan- V: that" what t Ilk ! lea, dar. Vou arldt.sa 1st It ep e Hamlin Wixard Oil la over fifty yoar old. and. Ilk an old friend, it ran be depended upon Just a suraly as th family doctor who may be mile away. laal)Sf.llaa. Mistress (at door) Well, my dear, what Is It? Uttl tlirl-rieas 'm. our kitty U loslrd Did you e a kitty 4 pst her by th nam of Nuddl?-Uotoa Transcript HI. steal rare.. T- (on th benkl-Mv dear tr, how did uti com Iu tumid In? Man tin wairl My dr madam, to ! frattk. t didn't come lo tumble In I came ti kat-Th. ririad.r. lull Ilea. "A cannon rracar," .aid Cnel Al lan npark artar the celebration waa ever. "1 another of tho thing wiib fir at en end and a tool at the th r. fhlcaao Tribune CASTOR I A lor Infant a&d CltlUrsn. Tin Kind Yoa Have Always Bought Hears th BlgualUJ UlHssniaa, "I lwr had a huh opinio ef Me. IliyMarslI," astd Mr IJHaUij. "until h want te Afrb lo kill animal. I don't Ilk that an bit, artn if ha doa tall klm salf a fawning naturalist !" Watl'i la a SJaaae, Fartnar Itayrlrk -Why ara yeu go- In lo rharaa Ilia atin-iniMr linarriMra rtinr. Itila vtrart V pm ,-..,, , u ' I've callad th place a bungalow. I'uck. Mini are, Pr.tty Cou.inAlsy. don't your hnae ( cold ( that uniform? Alsr (In Highland cotum)-Ilw Jo. lhay did .1 (lrt, but I ld lo thm: "Hooi! Ilnn forgrt that my alii rni1frythr was SroUmant" and. haw Jov. thay wrmd right up to th Ida! iola I, ika riay. "I should think It would b a tm pi mattar to Indue a woman to gut rsidy In Mm to attend an evening performance." "What's your schemer "Ask her to go to th mstlns." Kansas Tity Journal, Hard l.aah. Wvr-Tou say you won a doian bat on th alncti.m. n( i only one. What are you kicking about? IlfookeTh bat l won WBM "(rk" bta Th on I lost was cash. t-.gMM.t.,I.rff t't rtM Item Welcomed I By Many Men I This rarln. ran ba SIM at koma. an thai no una naatl know of anothar'a Iroulilaa, a tha Incradlanta ran ba olrtalnail aatraMM at snr wall atokail dn'S alnra. Thar ar In rrirular u and manr rtllT.r.nt ,.. acrtinioiia sra ronaianlly bain i llau with This will nrnra waln, bllnflnfaa. mailun fr all Ihnaa whu sra oaarwnrkad lirtT., oVanumlant, narriHla and ka iramklm Mmk. h,rt u.1,,1,,,1" dl.al! turn.. ,kl a.lramlu... ln,nla. laar wlihoat rait,.. limMMr In vanitiilne, and ....... ,,, inK-auaa hm traat. Il!L!-7,kr.'.,',,' :"" m .lilrrrTr'" 1"!'T slTh Jn. ii." "' """""a-". . ... " mr m m nttura anq tliaal. 9 tlla.. eunraa at ordinary arn, r..,;,rill. h.V- ,. ?,M " 'bra. DOIiml . ,H ,,na ..m.. . T ."".'"""i""1''" nuw balm. Kino nuld ha m. - . ..... . ,iww iw, noura; iHmi nd on mi m tir. x riwi ahak.wrll.nd lak. . i,TL,:il h mal anW . whn raiirin. A eartaln wall linown n.ll,,, .,u, . srrla that thnuaanda u' man .iTe! woman ara aulf,rr. .11 " ' ,ri?"r I" ,B n1 Sia conaa. Blaut rlrr,,l.,i.... ... .u ,."T "r- ouanil.l .5 Vrn and . conaa- - inipamnanl I ha narvuua r W.wU Have I. n. Uk.i. "What do tbay pu( Ul,4,f ,,? nr-tonr ".. "O, etirrnt eolns. Iltt,tur. ,. Ilk. W. want p,,r)t, 7. w.' about our peculiar eusiums Then why m iti.-i,i, , . urrent tour-Kan city Jourwo. MattonwIU Mr. WIsmTw', T'ie IK. l al ram-tr u. umtlH ,L.T';IM uilug the teatMln t-iiwl" WW, ria Mia. "Everybody a iht jn(t k finei mind. Inainlu. and Msadi. V. ever ran aero., ll.,w .uj j0, ' " such a reputnttonr "Fay, Wbeiiaver you make luta. Blent he Hit, 'lly Jove. Dial M whf didn't t ever think of tb.t barursr" CUveland Leadvr. Headache "My fthrthtrnasiifte(tfWatfa headache for Hi Um twrnty lireytna4 never fnd any reltrf until ha bra taking your Caxarrt. Kmc he , hegim Inking Caamrct h list nrrat M the Ueadiuli. They have wnttroty evtmi bint. C.acorvts do what you recwnineea them to iW. t will give y..q n, ivti of ttslug hi llama, "-I-; M. rick.I IIM Relner St., W. ludiaiwjwiia, Hauaat. NlaUnla. 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